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Computer Class: World Wide Web II, 10 a.m. For adults. Marysville Library, 1175 Delaware Ave., Marysville. Registration requested. (810) 364-9493.
St. Clair County Retirees Association Meeting, noon. Lunch; guest speaker Carol Bublitz, St. Clair County MSU Extension nutrition instructor. American Legion Post 8, 1026 Sixth St., Port Huron. $8 for lunch.
Computer Class: Word Processing, noon. For adults. Marine City Library, 300 Parker St. Registration requested. (810) 765-5223.
Port Huron Musicale Program, 1 p.m. Featuring piano prodigies Naomi Yamaguchi, 8, and Elizabeth Xiong, 14. Optional luncheon at noon by reservation. (810) 329-5866. Salvation Army Citadel, 2000 Court St., Port Huron. Donations; $9 for luncheon.
Computer Class: World Wide Web II, 2 p.m. For adults. Algonac-Clay Library, 2011 St. Clair River Drive, Algonac. Registration requested. (810) 794-4471.
Artists Create Group, 4-7 p.m. Open to all adults artists. Studio 1219, 1219 Military St., Port Huron. (810) 984-2787. $2.
Beef and Pork Supper, 5-7 p.m. Also, bake sale and 50/50 raffle. St. Martin's Lutheran Church, 156 S. William St., Marine City. (810) 765-5242. $10 adults, $5 for children ages 4-12, free for children 3 and younger.
Meet and Greet, 6-8 p.m. With Patrick Phelan, candidate for state representative in the 81st District. Riviera Restaurant, 475 S. Water St., Marine City. Free.
Beginning Sign Language, 6 p.m. St. Clair Library, 310 S. Second St., St. Clair. Registration requested. (810) 329-3951.
Computer Class: World Wide Web II, 6 p.m. For adults. St. Clair Library, 310 S. Second St. Registration requested. (810) 329-3951.
Bingo, 6:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus, 4521 Ravenswood Road, Kimball Township.
Mom's Night Out Book Club, 6:30 p.m. Marine City Library, 300 S. Parker St. This month's selection is "Something Blue" by Emily Giffin.
Fort Gratiot Township Board Meeting, 7 p.m. 3720 Keewahdin Drive.
Port Huron Rotary Club, noon. "Blue Water Film Festival," with Jeremy Stemen, Masonic Temple, 927 Sixth St., Port Huron.
Golden Agers, noon, with entertainment by The Kingsmen and potluck, Salvation Army Citadel, 2000 Court St., Port Huron. (810) 388-9301.
Computer Class: Word Processing II, noon. For adults. G. Lynn Campbell Library, 1955 Allen Road, Kimball Township. Registration requested. (810) 982-9171.
Men's Fellowship Bridge, noon-3 p.m. No partner needed. Voyageur Restaurant, 525 S. Riverside Ave., St. Clair. Free. (810) 326-0121.
Fall Fashion Show and Harvest Tea, 2 p.m. Featuring fall and holiday fashions by Suzanne's of Kimball Township; refreshments. Sanctuary at Mercy Village, 4170 24th Ave., Fort Gratiot. Reservations requested. (810) 989-7440. Free.
Sandusky Farmers Market, 2-7 p.m. Sanilac County Courthouse, 60 W. Sanilac Road, Sandusky.
American Red Cross Blood Drive, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Appointments preferred but walk-ins welcome, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 10817 Brandon Road, Emmett. (800) 733-2767.
Pizza and Pages Event, 4 p.m. For teens. Burtchville Township Library, 7097 Second St., Lakeport. Registration requested. (810) 385-8550. Free.
Operation Transformation Benefit Banquet, 5:30-8:15 p.m. Featuring a dinner buffet, entertainment and a presentation highlighting Operation Transformation's Top 10 accomplishments. Door prizes. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis in advance. Alexander's, 1195 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville. (810) 966-8660. Free.
"Food for Thought" Senior Book Club, 6 p.m. Snacks provided. Burtchville Township Library, 7097 Second St., Lakeport. Registration requested. (810) 385-8550.
Mother/Daughter Book Club, 6 p.m. Marine City Library, 300 S. Parker St. This month's selection is "Gathering Blue" by Lois Lowry.
Bingo, 6:30 p.m. American Legion Post 8, 1026 Sixth St., Port Huron.
Duplicate Bridge, 6:30 p.m.-9:15 p.m. For intermediate and advanced players. St. Clair Community Center, 308 S. Fourth St., St. Clair. (810) 326-0121. Free.
First Thursday Series: "Second Chances: A Story of Love, Faith and Rescue," 7-8 p.m. With author and horse rancher Fred Marengo. Book signing afterward. St. Clair Library, 310 S. Second St. (810) 329-3951. Free. Sponsor: Friends of the St. Clair Library.
East China Beautification Lecture Series, 7 p.m. "Dried and Silk Flower Arranging" with Chuck Currier from Silk's Flower Shop; refreshments, East China Township Hall, 5111 River Road. Free. (810) 326-3713 or (810) 329-3723.
Documentary Premier: "Informant," 7 p.m. By Port Huron native and 2012 Oscar nominee Steve Bannatyne. St. Clair County Community College Fine Arts Theatre, 323 Erie St., Port Huron. Free. Sponsor: Blue Water Film Festival.
Free Concert: The Reminisers, 7 p.m. Blue Water Lodge, 2840 Keewahdin Road, Fort Gratiot. Reservations requested. (810) 385-4131.


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Provides an in depth analysis of the fundamental issues involved in protecting indicia of source. The basics concepts in trademark, trade dress, and unfair competition are covered. The subject matter of trademark law, the scope of trademark rights, infringement, defenses and remedies are presented. This course also covers the protection of trademarks when registered as domain names under the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy.
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First Danish-Austrian co-productions unveiled
ZentropaEntertainments and DOR-Film are to be partners on the first ever Danish-Austrianco-production with Jacob Thuesen's Erik Nietzsche - The Early Years. Thisalso marks the first collaboration between national public funds the DanishFilm Institute (DFI) and the Austrian Film Institute who are backing theproject that previously had Lone Scherfig attached asdirector.
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The SE version of Warhammer was ordered through Gamestop, and even though the order has shipped, it was shipped using the then promotion (free) value shipping, which according to Gamestop means 5-10 business days. Mythic turned off pre-order accounts this morning. If I don't have that SE box in the mail today, shits going to hit the fan…
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Read Darren's blog, he says they have extended it to Monday
It has been extended to the 22nd for a few retailers.
Since it's the SE, can you buy a box from retail and return the Gamestop copy? I know it's still a hassle :(
It was an ill-advised decision all around. Living in NYC, everything from amazon gets here in 1 day. If I lived anywhere else I would be flinging flaming monkey poo at Mythic right about now.
hehe, just wanted to say I will see you in there…I should have the game at my door by next weekend…
I was going to ask what server you plan on playing on, would be cool to play with a fellow blogger. :)


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Archery gains boost from films like 'Hunger Games'
The box office isn't the only place drawing crowds thanks to the release of the second "Hunger Games" film.
The sport of archery is also getting a bump in participation, and those involved with the sport both nationally and close to home say blockbuster movies like "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" play a big part in sparking interest in young people.
According to USA Archery, the national governing body for the Olympic sport, the organization's membership more than doubled within the past two years, growing from 4,185 in November 2011 to 8,589 in November 2013.
"We definitely attribute much of this growth to 'The Hunger Games' films, along with movies like 'Brave' and 'The Avengers,'" USA Archery CEO Denise Parker, a three-time Olympian and Olympic bronze medalist in the sport, said in a statement.
This film-inspired growth has also been the experience of archery clubs in Maryland.
"It's like every time a movie comes out we see an influx," said Veronica Miglin, member of the Anne Arundel Archers club.
While Miglin noticed some minimal drop off in the gap between the two "Hunger Games" movies, nationally, growth in archery participation has held steady.
"We just kind of brace ourselves [for movie releases]," Miglin said.
The Anne Arundel Archers club teaches archery classes, and this year, both the spring and fall courses filled up within a day, Miglin said. Now her inbox is flooded with emails from parents hoping to squeeze an enthusiastic child into classes.
Vicki Clem, president of the Mayberry Archers in Maryland, says the spike in those interested in archery is something she embraces.
"If the sport's going to continue to thrive we need to get more young people involved, and if that's what these movies are doing then I'm glad," Clem said. "Whatever it is, I'm glad to see more young people involved."
Both Clem and Miglin say the increasing interest in archery is split equally between boys and girls, at least at the local level.
Nationally, however, the increasing number of women and girls interested in the sport is significant.
USA Archery has seen a 130 percent increase in female membership between November 2011 and November 2013, with a 65 percent increase within the past year alone.
"Given that archery was also the most-watched sport during NBC's first week of Olympic Games coverage, we're hopeful that people who see and try the sport will find out what archery fans already know: it's an awesome sport, fun and challenging, and one that you can enjoy year-round and for the rest of your life," Parker said in a statement.
Miglin and Clem agree.
"It's definitely a social sport," Miglin said.
She said she has had a number of parents tell her how good the sport is for their son or daughter. Miglin said these parents confided stories about how hard it was for their child to make friends and how archery changed that.
"That's something I'm proud of," Miglin said.
She said while competition in archery is primarily against yourself, much like golf, it is also a great way to make friends.
For these same reasons, Clem calls it an ideal sport for families.
"You can all compete against your own sex, your own age group, your own style," Clem said, "Everybody can do their own thing but they do it together."
For more information about the sport you can visit U.S. Archery online.


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Tony Stromberg- Photographer Endorsement
Posted on 07. Apr, 2011 by Mara LeGrand: Filmmaker in Endorsements of film
"Wild Horses in Winds of Change" is a beautifully crafted documentary. It shines a bright light on our society and what it values (and doesn't). Many documentaries point the finger of blame, and showcase all that has been done wrong. This film offers and inspires new alternatives, while it calls on us to look at ourselves and our culture and our deeper values, without implying guilt. The film artfully portrays the broken spirit in the eyes of the wild horses, but also reflects a broken spirit in ourselves that truly needs healing. As we help our wild brethren, we are also helping ourselves… there is no separation.
"Wild Horses in Winds of Change" calls to us to be guardians of the natural world, as well as the wild part that is deep inside all of us. –And it does so with heart and inspiration.
Tony Stromberg, Photographer http://www.tonystromberg.com
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Sena Rose
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So happy to have this site. Thanks. What a wonderful project. I will study it more.
Mara, now you have my e-mail. Would love to hear
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Star style: copy Taylor Swift's perfect polish
I have to give Taylor Swift props – she did several of things right with her beautiful Elie Saab gown. Among them were, how she opted for a stunning smokey eye under her fringe bangs but left her lips light and almost nude. And best of all, she chose a deep, almost violet shade of dark nail polish to set her manicure off. With a dress of that color, many will choose to match it with nail polish and/or lipstick, which only creates an overstated look. Taylor's sense of style has keenly developed over the years and she got it all right this time in my book.


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Robert Earl Walden
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: March 9, 1938 in Boston, GA
High School: Cairo
College: Georgia (school history) (Walden college stats)
Drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 4th round (32nd overall) of the 1961 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 28 (3540th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Former NAB President Eddie Fritts to Receive NAB Distinguished Service Award
February 7, 2011 - Fritts ran the NAB for 23 years. The award will be presented during the opening keynote session on April 11 in Las Vegas. "For more than two decades, Eddie Fritts carried the banner for free and local broadcasting on Capitol Hill with integrity and distinction," said NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith.
"Eddie helped put NAB on the map as an advocacy force in Washington, and his accomplishments on behalf of radio and television stations -- and the listeners and viewers that we serve -- will be felt for decades to come. I'm honored to follow in his footsteps as head of NAB, and we are thrilled to present him with the prestigious Distinguished Service Award."
NAB Joint Board Chairman Steve Newberry called Fritts "a remarkable leader and a relentless champion for over-the-air broadcasting. His bipartisan bridge-building on Capitol Hill and string of legislative victories stand as a testament to Eddie's understated Southern charm and advocacy skills."


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Boundaries, noise and cleaning: the problem of legal disputes
More than a quarter of people aged over 50 have been involved in a dispute according to new research from Saga Legal Services, most commonly with their neighbours over noise, boundary and planning issues.
In financial terms, Saga Legal Services estimates that the average fee for advice relating to a row over property is £1,331 and for nuisance neighbours £879.
It follows the results of another study from the Association of Independent Inventory Clerks (AIIC) which reveals that although only two per cent of tenancies end in dispute, cleaning costs is the top reason why deposit money is withheld when a tenant moves out of a rented property. According to the AIIC, this is a growing problem as the number of renters is rising.
Indeed, research from MeetMyAgent.co.uk suggests that around three-quarters of rental properties are returned to landlords in what they describe as an "average/poor condition". Around 29 per cent said they spent at least £1,000 bringing the property back up to the condition it was in at the start of the tenancy.
Pat Barber, Chair of the AIIC said: "Many tenants fail to leave their property in the same condition at check-out and are often very surprised when they are told that professional cleaning is required. Tenants rarely treat their rented property in the same way as they would a property they owned themselves. Unfortunately accidents do happen during a tenancy and tenants need to realise that they must take financial responsibility for things that are beyond normal wear and tear.
"It is vital that landlords and agents to do a thorough check-in and check-out, so they have the right proof of condition at the start and end of a new tenancy agreement. At the check-out stage, the tenant should be made aware of the areas requiring cleaning and the potential cost involved."
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help. (1.) A priest among those that returned to Jerusalem under Zerubabel (Neh. 12:1).
(2.) The "scribe" who led the second body of exiles that returned from Babylon to Jerusalem B.C. 459, and author of the book of Scripture which bears his name. He was the son, or perhaps grandson, of Seraiah (2 Kings 25:18-21), and a lineal descendant of Phinehas, the son of Aaron (Ezra 7:1-5). All we know of his personal history is contained in the last four chapters of his book, and in Neh. 8 and 12:26.
In the seventh year of the reign of Artaxerxes Longimanus (see DARIUS.)


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National Library of Norway's new database of 22 manuscript maps concerning the Swedish King Charles XII's campaign in Norway in 1716 and 1718
The National Library of Norway is planning to digitise approximately 1,500 manuscript maps. Two years ago we started working on a pilot project, and for this purpose we chose 22 maps small enough to be photographed in one piece. We made slides 6 x 7 cm in size, converted the slides into PhotoCDs and used four different resolutions on JPEG-files. To avoid large file sizes, we had to divide the version with the biggest resolution into four pieces. The preliminary work was done in Photoshop, the database on the web is made in Oracle. You can click on the map to zoom. Norwegians and probably Swedes during the Great Northern War drew the 22 maps when the Swedish King Charles XII in 1716 and 1718 unsuccessfully attempted to conquer Norway. The database is now accessible on the National Library of Norway's web site. The database is in Norwegian, but we are working on an English version as well. The maps are searchable on different topics, countries, counties, geographical names, shelfmarks or a combination of these. We are planning to expand the database to other manuscript maps later. This is the reason why it is possible to search for obvious subjects as Charles XII and the Great Northern War.
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It is her artistry and dedication to performance have taken Lauren LoGiudice from the five boroughs to the Bay Area to Bombay—and from film to theater to TV to print media. The breadth and depth of her work are testament to a tenacity in maintaining a presence in all of these worlds.
A graduate of Wesleyan University, Lauren briefly taught high school in Oakland, California before winning a fellowship through the America India Foundation to study classical Indian performance. Her successes abroad led her to study acting at several of the most prestigious schools in her hometown of New York City, including Michael Howard Studios and The Actor's Center, as well as through T. Schreiber Studios'sconservatory. Her continued studies include body dynamics training and vocal production with Lynn Singer.
Quietly confident yet high?energy, instinctual yet deliberate, sweet yet sarcastic?these attributes have earned Lauren roles that span All My Children and experimental theater. One of her most memorable roles was personifying German philosopher Hannah Arendt at the Medicine Show Theater.Lauren has starred in several shorts and recently co?starred in "Flick's Chicks," a feature film releasing in summer 2009. Last year, Lauren branched out to producing with the short film "Bridal Party," in which she starred, and that recently premiered at NY's Gotham Screen Film Festival. She also wrote and produced her own solo show entitled, Queens Girl, which has toured worldwide to acclaim.


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July 30, 2013
By Staff
Eastside FC girls capture first national soccer title in 17 years
It had been 17 years since a girls team from Washington had won the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships, but the Eastside FC under-14 squad ended that streak July 27 in Overland Park, Kan.
The team is comprised of 15 girls from the Seattle metropolitan area, including four local players: Kaylene Pang, of Issaquah; and Molly Monroe, Cameron Tingey and Alexa Kirton, of Sammamish.
At nationals, Eastside FC went 2-0-1 in pool play, earning the top seed into the title match. They competed against opponents from Pennsylvania, Georgia and Illinois.
Eastside FC faced YMS Xplosion of Pennsylvania in the final, a team they had beaten 1-0 in pool play.
Five minutes in, Eastside FC capitalized on a mistake when Joanna Harber stole the ball from the goalkeeper and put the ball in the empty net. Harber led all scorers in the tournament with four goals.
Eastside FC doubled its advantage early in the second half as Ellie Bryant earned a corner kick, then found an opening in the box to score off a header.
Julia Lindsey scored with 10 minutes to play to bring Xplosion within a goal, but they couldn't find the equalizer.
Eastside FC was coached until February by Michelle French, a former U.S. Women's National Team player, who left to coach the U.S. U-20 Women's National Team. French was in attendance at the national championships.
In a news release, new coach Tom Bialek said winning the title was the culmination of five years of work by many of the players. Eastside FC allowed only one goal in its four matches at nationals.
"The girls played inspired soccer the whole week," Bialek said. "Every game has been difficult, and there have been moments in each where we have really been put to the test. We have been successful because of our team unity and spirit. When adversity has hit, they have stuck together and encouraged each other and found the positives instead of getting frustrated."
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Matt Walsh describes Robin Williams' recent suicide as a "bad decision." Without any qualification, this judgment presumes too much. Suicide as an objective act is certainly a moral and social evil, but to say that a suicide has made a bad decision at least appears to claim knowledge of that person's subjective state, and that is knowledge we simply cannot claim to have. In the order of charity, we should in fact presume the very best regarding Williams' subjective state at the point of his death.
Walsh writes: "Suicide does not claim anyone against their will." This also needs qualification. It seems plausible that Williams' illness in a way, and to an extent we cannot know, "coerced" his judgment. Someone I read yesterday compared living with severe depression to living with a loaded gun next to one's head. Feeling the nozzle of a gun at one's temple doesn't take away one's decision-making power, but it sure puts some serious physical and psychological constraints upon it. See the Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2282: "Grave psychological disturbances, anguish, or grave fear of hardship, suffering or torture can diminish the responsibility of the one committing suicide."
See also this excellent interview with the two authors of The Catholic Guide to Depression.
Abuse of drugs and alcohol can also contribute to a suicidal impulse, and we know that Williams recently received treatment for addiction, but until more facts come to light we shouldn't speculate about how all of this might have contributed to his suicide.
I am no authority on depression, and so I am wondering whether depression can become so bad as to be wholly incapacitating, such that we have to say that the suicide did not really make a decision, did not commit a human act, because his rational faculties, through no fault of his own, were totally impaired. I would be interested to hear from experts on this point.
In any event, it is well to keep in mind possible mitigating factors when assessing the morality of someone's suicide–especially from a distance.
Walsh goes on to argue that we shouldn't turn the discussion about depression into a "cold, clinical matter." "Depression is a mental affliction, yes," he says, "but it is also spiritual." Here I think Walsh is onto something. Yesterday I too argued that in moving so quickly past the horror of Williams' suicide to celebrations of Williams' talent and cries for better depression awareness that we miss talking about the most important thing in this situation: the need to understand depression, as with every human suffering, in light of Christ's suffering. We may never understand or be able to control all of the organic causes of depression, but we can do our best to place that suffering, and help others place that suffering, into the very wounds of Christ and join it to his suffering in love and reparation. I'm not saying that taking this supernatural outlook will cure depression, or that the depressed person should not pursue every available human means of healing. I'm saying that only in the Cross does suffering make ultimate sense. Only in the Cross do we find a lasting hope. Our task as Christians is to bring this message of hope to the world, both through advocating appropriate human means of healing and by spreading the Good News that depression and other evils never have the final word.
It is because our culture is losing faith in this hope that it is becoming so sentimental about death. Walsh criticizes the tweet from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that under an image of Disney's Genie from Aladdin, a character voiced by Williams, said "Genie, you're free." Death is freedom for those who die in the love of Christ, but it is doubtful that the Academy meant the tweet to be taken in this context. Again, no one should presume to judge the subjective state of Williams' soul. We should be praying for his repose and for the consolation of his family and friends. But neither should we construct sentimental heavens that can be entered without cost. This diminishes the dignity of the human person, who can either find his fulfillment and freedom in God or waste himself seeking himself. The sadness of Williams' untimely death naturally impels us to seek comfort, but let us seek it in that which truly comforts, and not in sweet imaginings.
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So you don't have $100,000 to drop for a fabulously engraved Perazzi, let alone $400,000 for the four-gun series the Italian manufacturer displayed at this year's SHOT Show in Las Vegas?
That's OK, because you can get the guns profiled here for a lot less, with some coming in at under $300.
Shotgun manufacturers are offering line extensions of existing popular models this year. Winchester Repeating Arms has added a 20-gauge to its Super X3 shotgun line. Remington has added the Model 870 SPS ShurShot Turkey Predator to its pump-action line and the Model 11-87 Sportsman SuperMag Turkey to its autoloader lineup.
Scroll through our click-through gallery, at right, for a look at some new shotguns and ammo you might want to add to your sporting firearms and personal-defense collection. Below are some of the details:
Rossi Taurus Circuit Judge
Rossi, a value line leader for years, has big expectations for this new .410 bore, which builds the incredibly popular Taurus Judge revolver into a small shotgun format. It has an 18.5-inch barrel and a total length of 38 inches, weighs just 4.75 pounds and handles 3-inch magnum loads or .45 Long Colt ammunition.
The Taurus Circuit Judge comes in a blued finish with a hardwood Monte Carlo stock, fiber-optic front sight, cushioned recoil pad and the Taurus Security System, which uses a key to lock the firearm and offers additional safety.
For close-quarters personal defense, the Taurus Circuit Judge revolver fits nicely on the nightstand or under the front seat. But there's something about the sound of a round cycling into the chamber of a pump-action shotgun that will get an intruder second-guessing about whether he wants to mess with this particular home.
Company representatives said the gun should be available by the third quarter of 2010. It's expected to sell for about $600.
Web site: http://www.rossiusa.com.
Mossberg 510 Mini Super Bantam
Mossberg is also cranking out a diminutive pump-action shotgun, although the 510 comes chambered for either 20-gauge or .410. It's a little less than 35 inches in total length, with an 18.5-inch barrel. It has a much shorter length of pull than Mossberg's standard youth guns, and a 1-inch spacer allows adjustments for the smallest shooters. The blued barrel is set in a synthetic stock. It sells for $364.
Web site: http://www.mossberg.com.
Beretta A400 Xplor Unico
At 6.5 pounds and with a 28-inch ventilated rib barrel, this semiautomatic 12-gauge is among the lightest shotguns capable of handling 3.5-inch magnum shells. Beretta invested three years in development to create what it touts as the fastest shotgun in the world. Beretta dubbed its integration of a new gas system, rotating bolt head lock-up and feeding system "Blink" because it cycles and shoots in the blink of an eye. The piston has a self-cleaning elastic scraper band that also functions as a gasket.
The new aluminum-alloy receiver is a unique light-green color. A walnut pistol-grip stock is treated with an X-tra Grain oil finish.
The shotgun was a joy to shoot with light dove loads at clay targets at the SHOT Show's range day, but upon switching to 3.5-inch BB loads, I felt fairly sharp recoil and had to wonder how it would feel pushing a couple of boxes of 3.5-inch magnums through in a morning.
It comes with three Optima-Choke high purity, or HP, tubes, new Micro-Core recoil pad and adjusting drop spacers. The manufacturer's recommended price is $1,625.
Web site: http://www.berettausa.com.
Weatherby PA08
Weatherby, known for relatively high-end firearms, now makes a synthetic stock version of its lightweight, value-priced PA-08 Upland shotgun. This 12-gauge weighs just 6.5 pounds and is chambered for
3-inch shells.
It has the same design as the Upland model, with 26- or 28-inch chrome-lined barrels that sport a vented top rib to help cooling. A lengthened forcing cone, increasingly popular with many sporting shotguns, smoothes shot into the barrel, reducing recoil. It has a suggested price of $399 and comes with three choke tubes.
Web site: http://www.weatherby.com.
Mossberg 500 LPA Tactical Turkey
Mossberg takes a popular tactical shotgun and adapts it for turkey hunting. This cool-looking, easy-handling turkey gun is chambered for 3-inch shells and features Mossberg's new lightning-pump action with an adjustable, riflelike, creep-free trigger (to less than 3 pounds if desired, though that's a little light for a shotgun) and synthetic stock, 20-inch barrel and ported tube. The receiver is drilled and tapped for a scope mount.
Weighing 7.25 pounds, it's dressed in Mossy Oak New Break-Up Camo. The manufacturer's recommended price is $527.
Web site: http://www.mossberg.com.
Stevens 350 Pump Field Model
If you're looking for a very inexpensive shotgun, check out this pump-action 12-gauge. With synthetic stock and a 28-inch barrel that has a modified screw-in choke, it weighs 8.2 pounds. The suggested price is $267, or you could buy a package that includes an 18-inch "security" barrel for $307.
Web site: http://www.savagearms.com.
Benelli Vinci
This semiautomatic 12-gauge shotgun debuted late last spring, received considerable positive reviews in the sporting media and was named the National Rifle Association's Shotgun of the Year. The company calls it the "most reliable, fastest shooting, softest kicking lightweight shotgun."
It weighs just 6.9 pounds, and has a 28-inch barrel. Chambered for up to 3-inch shells, the in-line, inertia-driven operating system combines with a recoil reduction system called "ComforTech Plus" built into the stock.
These shock-absorbing features appear reminiscent of the "energy burner" coils built into some Thompson/Center muzzleloader stocks.
This gun was torture tested on doves in Argentina, with one gun writer reportedly firing more than 4,000 rounds in three days without any malfunction.
It comes with either black or camouflaged synthetic stock. A turkey-hunting variant features a "SteadyGrip" tactical-styled stock for easier handling. The suggested prices range from $1,370 to $1,599 depending on the model.
Web site: http://www.benelliusa.com.
Winchester PDX1
Winchester Ammunition designed this new personal-defense round for the Taurus Judge, but it would work well in any .410 setup for close-quarters. The shot shell combines three plated Defense Disc projectiles and 12 pellets of plated BB shot. Demonstrations with ballistic gel at the SHOT Show illustrated the stopping power of this load. A 12-gauge version features a 1-ounce rifled slug with three pellets of 00 buckshot. Ouch!
Web site: http://www.winchester.com.
Hevi-13 Magnum Blend
These new turkey loads by Hevi-Shot come in 3- and 3.5-inch shells with shot sizes 5, 6 and 7. Hevi-Shot is touting lethality "to near 80 yards" with these loads, but be sure to test patterns with your gun to assess which range offers an ethical shot. The 3.5-inch shell carries 2.25 ounces of shot and comes five shells to a box, for about $17.
Web site: http://www.hevishot.com.
Black Cloud Snow Goose
Federal's Black Cloud waterfowl loads have gained a strong following. It uses a "Flitecontrol" wad that opens from the rear and is designed to keep the shot load together further downrange, increasing pellets on target at considerable distance. The "Flitestopper" shot pellets have a unique design, with a raised ring around the pellet that's designed to create deeper wound channels. Federal has designed a new 3-inch, 12-gauge Black Cloud load for long-range snow geese. By slightly cutting the load of BB or No. 2 shot, they achieve velocities of 1,625 feet per second. The recommended price is $25.
Web site: http://www.blackcloudammo.com.
Federal Prairie Storm
Also new is Prairie Storm, a specialized load for pheasant hunters. It features the same technology as the Black Cloud load, but the shotshell is first loaded with lead Flitestopper pellets and topped with copper-plated round shot. It comes in 2.75- or 3-inch loads in 4, 5 and 6 shot sizes. A box will sell for about $23. Turkey hunters have to wonder how these loads might perform on longbeards, but that's for another review.
Web site: http://www.federalpremium.com.
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 Hello,

 I'm trying to edit an article for my University Law Review. This sentence is clearly to long, how would I shorten it correctly?

 Some of its supporters, recognizing this, have sought to introduce degrees of flexibility by means of various moderating devices such as ignoring the application intentions of the drafter's or allowing the Court some discretion to depart from the original meaning of the text where it is consistent with the original idea or with the original intentions behind the Constitution.

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 Construct an email from the following information:

 To: Perter Barkus

 Re: Time in Lieu

 - You worked an extra two hours per day for four days last week to finish a project for an important client.

 -These extra hours have been recorded but not paid out.

 -you are requesting leave on the friday of this week rather than extra money.

 -There are sufficient to cope with any incidences while you are away and you are give of any other deadlines.

 what do i have to do? the top four paragraphs.

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It seems that you have to compose an email letter using the information provided. We don't do homework here, Peach. Your class material likely provides the necessary information for you to understand the assignment. Here are two tips to remember when you do your work. Every sentence begins with a capital letter. The word "I" is always capitalized. There are no exceptions to these two rules.

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Mimco Inc., a large El Paso shopping center developer, last week bought a 45,000-square-foot shopping center at 9411 Alameda, next to a Walmart Supercenter, in the Lower Valley, the company reported.
Mimco bought the Alameda Towne Center for an undisclosed amount from an El Paso investors group, DAJAC Partners, and is remodeling the exterior, redoing the landscaping, and upgrading the parking lot and lighting, said Bob Ayoub, Mimco president.
The center, with about 20 retail spaces, has several national franchises as tenants, including Payless ShoeSource, GameStop, Sally Beauty Supply, Radio Shack and Little Caesars Pizza, Ayoub said. A handful of retail spaces are vacant, he said.
Mimco bought the center because it's next to a Walmart, and across the street from another Mimco center, Ayoub said.


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Do women who hate men make men who hate women?
meteorite 36-40, F 8 Answers 1 Jun 14, 2011
Both are dull, pointless and stupid. :)
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I'm a misandrist, so not in my case.
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Yeah and vice versa.
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Crazy. I don't think we're that different, other than the obvious
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Yes but it's a lot more complicated than that .
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I just was looking at misandry on Tumblr, I cant belive the things that these women are allowed to say out loud about men. They honestly hate me and they don't even know me...I'm going to go puke now
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This past year saw prep schools in Grant County have a lot of success. Although there were several big moments throughout the year, I would have to say the biggest one I witnessed was the repeat of the Class 3A New Mexico High School State Softball Championship by the Silver High softball team.
The Lady Colts defended their title by beating Portales, 4-3, in their last at-bat in the spring of 2012. Silver won the championship in 2011 by also beating Portales. Silver got into the finals with wins over Shiprock, West Las Vegas and Hope Christian. Head coach Duane Trewern said the road to the finals saw his team play very well, and quite possibly their best game of the year came against Hope Christian in the semifinals.
In the final, Portales tied the game at 3-all in the top of the seventh inning. But, Silver s top of the lineup came through when Davi Martin reached base and got all the way to third. Then Hannah Altamirano hit a sacrifice fly that allowed Martin to tag up and score the winning run.
Silver High also made a strong showing in the Class 3A Wrestling State Championship. The Fighting Colts tallied six wrestlers in the finals and won three of them. Although team-wise, Silver finished second, behind St. Michael s.
Manny Merino was champion, as well as a pair of brothers Nevada and Dakota Bencomo. Andrew Alvarez, Carlos Vega and Daniel McCauley were runners-up.
Head coach Luis Alvarado stated that going into the tourney it was going to be tough defending their crown, and St.
The Fighting Colts also won a state title at the Class 3A New Mexico High School State Track-and-Field Championships the same weekend, the Lady Colts won the softball title. It was a first for Silver, and the team performed strongly with several seniors helping them along the way.
Silver High s football team narrowly missed a state title in the Class 3A New Mexico High School State Football Championships. The Fighting Colts dropped just three games all year, including two to St. Michael s, who ended up beating Silver in the final, 10-7. The Horsemen were too much for Silver, as they took a 3-0 lead into the locker room at halftime on the leg of a 50-yard field goal. Silver came back to take the lead late in the game, with a touchdown scamper from Nevada Bencomo. But, St. Michael s would march down the field and tally a score to go up, 10-7. That s the way the game would end.
Cobre High s baseball team made the finals of the Class 3A New Mexico High School State Baseball Championships. The Indians would fall to Portales, though, but mark another year of getting to play at Isotopes Park in Albuquerque.
In wrestling, The Indians saw Ethan Rivera snag his second state title in three years to finish as a two-time champion for the prestigious matmen of Cobre.
Over in Cliff, the Cowboys continued its impressive run in the past decade by making the finals again. Cliff would fall short to Logan, however, and are currently ranked No. 1 in the Class A polls.
With the start of the new school year back in August, Cobre High moved into the Class 2A classification. The Lady Indians already saw some success by winning the regular District 3-3A crown in volleyball and making the state playoffs.
Over in the collegiate ranks, the biggest news was that Western New Mexico University head men s basketball coach Mark Coleman announced that he is going to retire and remain just the athletic director for the Mustangs after this basketball season.
The Lady Mustangs got a new women s basketball coach, and finally broke through with a win. Rusty Kennedy said getting better everyday is something his team is trying to do along with making progress and eventually being able to compete with any team in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
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Brain research suggests a link between money and social standing., from Sightline Daily
I've been trying to work this tidbit into a post for weeks, but I haven't found an opportune moment. So here's the news straight up: new studies suggest that a single part of the brain evaluates both money and social status.
Sadato and colleagues conducted fMRI scans of the brains of 19 subjects while they engaged in two different exercises. The first task was a simple game in which participants had to choose one of three cards in the hope of winning a cash prize. In the second game, fictional evaluators appraised volunteers' characters based on the results of personality trait questionnaires. The researchers found that the striatum activated in response to high and low appraisals (but did not perk up to more neutral comments); it also responded to monetary wins and losses but was quiet if a player broke even.
"The implication of our study is that the different types of the reward are coded by the same currency system,'' says Sadato, "enabling the comparison between them."
To me, this finding (if it's confirmed) raises all sorts of interesting questions about the relationship between wealth and social standing. Does society equate the two simply because we use the same part of the brain to process both? Or is it the reverse -- do our monkey brains map money to status simply because society does as well? Either way, this sheds some light on the all-too-human tendency to
equate wealth with worth: they're both minted coin of the same mental
In a more practical vein, these findings may also have some bearing on the fact that economic inequality makes people sick. The standard economist's view of the inequality-health connection is that economically unequal societies tend to have highly unequal distribution of health care, healthy food, and so forth. By this view, economic inequality denies some people the resources they need to stay healthy. But perhaps the connection is more direct: if the human brain simply perceives relative poverty in much the same way that monkeys perceive low social status, then poverty could breed ill health in humans in exactly the same way that low status breeds illness in our primate relatives. In both cases, it could be the physiological stress associated with low social status that's the real health risk, not privation per se. I'm sure that's too much to read from a single study; but still, it's broadly consistent with some academics' approach to the subject.
I think equating "wealth" with "social standing" is pretty weakly demonstrated by the pull quote from the research. I would conclude that wealth and praise from someone I respect are both ready by the brain as currency. So perhaps in a system where we're known and valued as individuals we have less of a need for money.
Economics has the concept of a universal currency named the Util. It is the amount of utility something has for you, and it changes as gain and loss the something.
For example if you have $10 and someone offers you $1 it is worth a lot to you.
But if you have $1,000,000 and someone offers you $1 it has no worth at all.
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March 28, 2014 at 3:14 pm #97169
I'm having problems getting Simple:Press forums to work correctly since moving my site over to the Genesis framework. I'm using the Yoast SEO plugin.
My forums are here: http://elitegamingcomputers.com/forum/
The problem (I think) is with the Title tags. If you go to the forums and view the page source, you can see that the forums are generating the title without the title tags.
Also, it's adding a strange space above the header and displaying the title of the current forum page in that space. And, the browser title is just showing the url rather than the page title.
I can play around with the SEO settings to make it so the gray bar doesn't show up and that it displays "Forums" as the page title. But if I do that it displays "Forums" for every forum page and topic and I want it to show the topic title to avoid the duplicate title penalty from Google.
I've seen a few other people with this problem doing a Google search, but none of the problems have really been answered. Simple:Press makes you pay $36 for three months of support, which I had paid once (it expired) and I don't really want to pay it again.
The answer on this page seems like it would work:
However, I think the Genesis framework treats the title tag differently because when I go into my header.php the <title> <php wp_title ();?> isn't there and I saw this on the Simple:Press twitter page:
I'm sure there's a simple solution to this, but I don't really know any php, so I don't know what the work around is. If anyone could help me that would be awesome.http://elitegamingcomputers.comMarch 29, 2014 at 11:33 am #97284
Right now that page is not outputting a title tag at all. It sounds like you have three plugins that are trying to handle SEO settings. That's complicated. Maybe try disabling Yoast to see if you can get away without it? Genesis handles the basics of SEO pretty well already (and yes, Genesis does things differently in terms of how themes are constructed). Maybe someone else here is running Simple Forums but I haven't seen it mentioned much.March 29, 2014 at 1:54 pm #97325
Hi essay, thanks for responding!
I've tried disabling Yoast and all other plugins, but the problem happens regardless. And, I'd prefer to keep Yoast. I had Yoast and Simple:Press working before I moved over to Genesis (and Synthesis hosting).
I'd like to keep Simple:Press because they have a bunch of options, but they've been a pain to integrate from the start. And, I don't really want to pay them $36 to answer a single question. If it comes to that, I'd rather just move to a different forum solution.
I contacted StudioPress support and they mentioned that I could modify the PHP code in my functions.php file to handle the title differently, but unfortunately they couldn't help me with the code and I don't have any experience with PHP to be able to do it on my own.
In the tweet I linked to above, Simple:Press acknowledged the difference in how different themes/plugins handle the wp_title and they seem to have suggested that it can be fixed with a "hook update." So, I was hopeful that that meant that I could add a hook to fix the problem.March 29, 2014 at 2:52 pm #97333
I've poked around on this for about half an hour but it's not an easy fix (especially since I don't have experience working with this particular plugin). The fact that it was working before with Yoast means that the instructions you linked to for changing header.php aren't relevant (those are for people who couldn't make Simple work with Yoast, but that's not you). I've never heard of Genesis filtering the wp_title thing in a way that causes problems but that seems to be where the disconnect is with your theme and this plugin.
Maybe someone else around here can help, but my bet is that you're going to either get support from SimplePress or migrate off to something else. We use bbPress with Genesis just fine; this page looks pretty thorough in providing migration instructions: http://9seeds.com/tech/moving-forums-from-simplepress-to-bbpress/
Sorry that I couldn't be of more help.March 29, 2014 at 4:50 pm #97343
I decided that going with bbPress was the best route. Already switched over.
Not the answer I was looking for originally, but probably the best solution in the end.
Thanks again for helping!
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The First Light Federal Credit Union Sun Bowl Parade is all about tradition.
And Thursday morning, an estimated 265,000 El Pasoans started their Thanksgiving tradition of bundling up along Montana to see colorful floats, smiling cheerleaders and Sun Bowl princesses, and hear festive marching bands and the boom, boom, boom of dancing matachines.
"It was wonderful. The floats were magnificent and colorful and people looked like they were having a great time. And the weather warmed up so it was beautiful," said Joe Daubach of the Sun Bowl Association.
From politicians, including Mayor Oscar Leeser who walked the parade with his wife Lisa, and youth groups to law-enforcement officials, El Maida Shriners and even Pooper Scoopers -- they all easily got cheers from the crowd, especially when they shouted "Go Cowboys."
Float participants also seemed to go the extra mile with their special effects to the theme "Memorable Moments in Entertainment." The Texas Gas Service's "Wizard of Oz" float had a house twirling in a makeshift tornado, the El Paso Electric Company's "Super Mario Brothers" float had some burst of flames and the El Paso Sports Commission had some fun with its "Godzilla" float -- the green monster was hovering over a familiar but long-gone building, City Hall.
El Pasoan Erica Lujan, along with several members of her extended family, said she thought the parade entries surpassed other years.
"We really like the Jurassic Park one and a lot of them are really nice. I think they are a little different and better. Their creativity keeps getting better," she said.
Twins Irma and Mary Rodriguez, in hats, scarves and coats, tried to stay warm, sitting close together and with blankets a couple of hours before the parade started.
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"We've been here since 6 a.m. and it was very cold, probably because we're in the shade," Irma Rodriguez said.
And yet, the cold temperature -- which was near freezing -- couldn't keep them from coming to the 77th annual parade. "We've been coming since we were kids and now we bring ours," Mary Rodriguez.
Among the most loyal parade spectators were Ricardo Hernandez and his family. Four generations of this family have been staking their spot on Montana and Brown for 25 years. Members take turns sleeping in their car or in tents the night before. This year, Corina Hernandez, Aida Hernandez and Veronica Prieto spent the night and passed the time watching other parade goers play football on the street.
Ricardo Hernandez's wife, Billie, was in charge of making a big pot of menudo they put on a foldable table on the sidewalk.
And this year, they created a banner to mark the occasion.
"I've been bringing him since he was 2 years old. He's 27 now," Hernandez said of his son, Ricardo Hernandez Jr. The two were surrounded by about 40 members of extended family including cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
Ricardo Hernandez Jr. said, "It's just tradition, to have fun and bring the kids and to be with family."


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What is a Petraria Arcatinus? Roughly translated, it means "Bow powered rock hurler". There has been much debate over whether these machines actually existed or not. There is very little in the historical record to suggest a machine like this, but there are a lot of artists drawings from ancient times depicting bow powered, spoon armed machines.
We built a lot of machines based on those drawings, and they usually didn't work worth beans. But, taking what we learned and committing to creating a bow-powered catapult that really works, we eventually discovered this design.
This elegant little machine is highly versatile. Capable of hurling just about anything ranging in size and weight from marbles to baseballs. We were able to hurl golf balls about 50 feet, and baseballs sailed nearly 20 feet! Powered by a bow with a 50 pound pull, this little machine is only 18 inches long and 10 inches wide. The arm reaches 18 inches high at rest.
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BARNSTABLE — It could be months before the autopsy is completed on a toddler who was found dead in a South Yarmouth home Thursday, Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe said Tuesday.
"The cause of death is pending toxicology, which is going to take quite a bit of time the (medical examiner) tells me," O'Keefe said.
Toxicology is any examination of bodily fluids, O'Keefe said.
"It can show a whole host of things," he said without specifying what investigators might be looking for.
On Saturday, O'Keefe said investigators expected to learn early this week about how 23-month-old Lucas Braman died.
There remains no indication of foul play, O'Keefe said. "That remains the same."
Lucas was found unresponsive in his crib at the home of his two caretakers at 320 Winslow Gray Road Thursday morning. He was pronounced dead at Cape Cod Hospital.
He and his 3-year-old sister, Layla, were in the care of Sheryl Erb, 24, and her partner, Elizabeth Cavallini, 21. Erb is the cousin of the boy's biological mother, Jennifer Cronin, 27, of South Yarmouth. The boy's father is Michael Braman, 29.
Erb and Cavallini had been caring for both children since November after the state Department of Children and Families removed Layla and Lucas from the custody of Cronin and Braman following a domestic dispute.
Layla has been placed in foster care by the DCF while the boy's death is investigated.
The death is being investigated as would any unattended death, O'Keefe said in a prepared statement Thursday. He said the preliminary investigation did not indicate any "significant" trauma to Lucas, according to the statement.
O'Keefe said he was not going to comment on Erb and Cavallini's statement that at the time of his death, the boy was wearing a helmet to prevent head banging and a weighted blanket of the type used to soothe autistic children.
O'Keefe has said that Lucas had "a number of pre-existing medical conditions." He said the DCF has been involved with the family since his birth because of his parents' substance-abuse issues.
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Nathanson, 62, who lived in Coto de Caza until his arrest in 2005, was sentenced to 324 months in prison by U.S. District Court Judge Cormac J. Carney. Nathanson had been president and chief executive officer of Giant Golf Co. and Play Big Enterprises Inc., which sold golf clubs and golf accessories out of Irvine and Rancho Santa Margarita.
Nathanson pleaded guilty in October 1998 to having fraudulently induced several hundred people to invest money with the Nathanson Investment Trust (NIT) based on bogus claims that they were buying an ownership interest in a privately held, Internet-based technology company. He first told investors the company was about to go public, then changed the pitch by claiming that the company had elected to pursue merger negotiations with a large public firm.
The thing was, the Internet company didn't even exist.
An investigation by the FBI and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revealed that Nathanson used investors' money not for shares in a company as promised, but to finance his unprofitable golf companies and extravagant personal
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The NIT scheme alone cost investors $28.4 million. But in the court papers, the feds said NIT "was just one of many schemes that Nathanson orchestrated from the mid-1990s through 2004, when his activities were shut him down by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission." In total, prosecutors argued, Nathanson cost victims approximately $55 million.
Unfortunately, by the time many of Nathanson's businesses were placed in receivership, the vast majority of investors' funds had disappeared.
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First- the 2:20am Sunday morning shooting in a 13th Street & Grand parking garage near the city's blessed "Power & Light" entertainment district.
No news accounts anywhere in this town told of the "chaos" of hundreds of people trying to get to their cars to go home- only to find that parking garage and the street around it sealed off with yellow police crime-scene tape.
Channel 41's videographer Al Miller told me of this several times as I spoke with him from the scene. You could even HEAR the people in the background as Mr. Miller described people "disregarding the crime-scene tape and going under it" to get to their cars and go home.


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Weaving a chipwood basket is the most popular attraction in the wooden handicraft centre and if there's a place in Estonia where this craft is known, it's Avinurme. Everyone can learn the basics of weaving a basket in the workshop with the help of an instructor: you pick out chipwood, weave a berry basket from the chips and finally apply a finish. All the participants will be given the necessary tools for weaving a basket and at the end of the workshop you have your own basket.
We have seen the most genuine joy over something made with your own hands in the basket weaving workshop.
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This beautiful little patisserie is a feast for the eyes and the tastebuds. Real French butter on a freshly baked French baguette, macaroons, a variety of decadent cakes (expecially mentionable is the red velvet), amazing cupcakes, and great light lunches make up the treats here. Eat in or take away your sinful pleasure.
A menu filled with ostrich meat dishes caters for visitors to the renowned Cango Caves. Breakfasts, light lunches, main courses and desserts can be enjoyed. Dishes include salads, burgers and succulent Karoo lamb and set menus are available for groups featuring Asian, Indian and Western cuisine. Groups need to book in advance.
Located in the breath taking beauty of the Stellenbosch winelands Boschendal Wine Estate offers its visitors Le Café for a laid back breakfast or lunch venue.
The eatery is housed in the original slave quarters of the farm. Enjoy a light summer lunch or tea time treat in the cool that the canopy of ancient oak trees provide. Parents will appreciate the lawn as a place of play (amongst the ducks) for the children. In winter guests will feel right at home indoors in front the cosy fireplace.
The restaurant has a change of menu at winter, when warm bredies and Bobotie are called for. The summer offerings include home-made lemonade and the best scones. Other menu items include omelets, Quesidillas, salads, and quiche. Desserts range from cheese cakes to Ice –cream Sundays and Pavlova.
The restaurant also has a selection of Boschendal's finest wines to round off lunch.
The estate also offers deli style picnics (Le Pique Nique) and houses a buffet restaurant (Boschendal Le Restaurant).
Die Rooibier is next to the café in Pearly Beach. It has been running for a long time and a well-known establishment in Pearly Beach. Die Rooibier is a come-as-you-are kind of place and everybody you meet here will greet you with a smile. If you are looking to speak to some locals for some fishing advice, this is your pit stop.
The menu is pub style with some good seafood dishes available – well, it is Pearly Beach. The food is freshly prepared and the milkshakes made from real ice cream. If you are looking for something a little stronger, then do not fret. The bar is fully stocked and everyone knows how to have a good time in this little town.
Specials are often found written on the blackboard outside and always great value for money! If you are looking for information, a snack and a drink, or a full meal and refreshment, this is where you will find it in Pearly Beach.
Please call for further information.
Wednesday to Monday, from 10 am until late;
Tuesday from 12 pm until 5 pm.
Great breakfasts are served (all at one price), and there are many to choose from. From traditional English varieties to French toast and omelettes. The light lunches include really great burgers, fresh and packed with delicious 'stuff', amazing sarmies, and even a variety of salads and wraps.
Traditional South Africa meals, Italian cuisine and even Indian cuisine can be found on the menu. Lighter meals like burgers, pizzas and bar snacks are served with flair. Be sure to try the homemade lasagne and macaroni cheese, as well as the as-close-to-authentic-as-it-can-get Thai curry with all the bells and whistles.
JB Rivers is located in the popular Cavendish Square and this sleek, stylish bistro-style eatery offers a welcome respite from a day (or an hour) of shopping.
The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the week, except for Sundays when only breakfast and lunch are served. The menu is well thought out and offers lighter meals like gourmet sandwiches, as well as options for the more ravenous diner.
The sushi menu is great and serves up fashion sandwiches, maki, nigiri, sashimi and loads more. Only the freshest produce is used, and this ensures bite-sized Japanese delights that burst with flavour.
The price one pays for an average main course is very competitive and the quality received outweighs the moolah spent. Next time you're in Cavendish, try this awesome restaurant that delivers on all levels.
Long Street Cafe is, as the name suggests, situated on the bustling, vibrant Long Street in Cape Town. This strip has become famous all over for its quaint book shops, stores, restaurants and night life. Long Street truly reflects the essence of Cape Town, along with its unique character and colourful history, and the Long Street Cafe succeeds in carrying forward this legacy.
Whether it is breakfast and an early cup of jo, lunch, dinner or drinks, here you will find an eclectic mix of locals, tourists and just plain characters that fill the space with warmth and chit chat.
Breakfast is a treat with traditional favourites like omelettes, French toast and the healthier option, muesli. Apart from great sandwiches, burgers, pizzas and salads, the restaurant also offers dishes like the Prawn Cocktail, mussels in a creamy garlic and white wine sauce, the marinated beef wrap with veg and fries and crispy beer battered hake and chips. Try the bangers and mash with a red wine gravy or even one of the perfectly prepared steaks. There truly is something for everyone, but quantity does not overshadow quality.
For a vibey, energetic, unique atmosphere and good food that is served in sizable portions at reasonable prices, try Long Street Cafe.
The Rose Cafe is a beautiful, artsy spot in the beautiful Stellenbosch, the hub of the Cape Wine Route. Here you can stop for tasty light meals that will energize you for a day of sightseeing. The restaurant is a family business and the warmth and hospitality echoes this fact. Enjoy bistro-style meals in this quaint, unique setting. Breakfast includes the traditional English option, made with fresh, flavourful produce.
Experience Art Deco with a twist and loads of Eastern influences and flavours in this quaint little eatery in Durbanville. Walk into a magical space of ornate furnishings and finishes and a warm and welcome ambience that will invite you to sit and stay.
This little place is a boutique, gift shop, nursery and restaurant all in one. Enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee while exchanging decorating tips and travel stories. The owners have really turned this space into understated opulance.
Enjoy delicious breakfasts, bistro-style, and even tasty, fresh light lunches. The garden is filled with the sounds of nature and this adds to the tranquility you will experience while enjoying your homemade dish. Every day there is a 'special of the day', so please enquire.


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Trying not to sound too magnanimous, I am genuinely encouraged. It may be because I have recently published, and continue to do so, work in another genre; erotica, to be more specific, well there is no other category available on this site, but in truth it has brought many more people to my page and I am grateful and hopefully my other work gets a chance at being read and critiqued.
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Gateway opens second half of section slate at Penn Hills
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The Gateway varsity girls basketball team begins the second half of its Section 2-AAAA schedule Friday against Penn Hills, and it will be the first time the Gators play in the gym at the brand new Penn Hills High School.
Head coach Cornelius Nesbit said that it will be an interesting change of scenery from the previous gym at the old high school, but the mission of the team remains the same.
"The girls are so focused on the next game," Nesbit said. "I don't think it really matters for them that it is a new gym."
Gateway, 5-0 in section play before Tuesday's matchup at McKeesport, began its section schedule in December with a 57-36 triumph over Penn Hills.
The win against the Indians came just three days after a tough season-opening loss to Penn-Trafford.
It also kick-started a five-game winning streak that was halted in a close 50-48 loss to Altoona in the championship game of the Altoona Tournament on Dec. 28.
Gateway outscored its first five section opponents, 274-189, and the Gators defense is holding all opponents to an average of 39.8 points per game.
The Gators received a challenge from WPIAL Class AA power Bishop Canevin on Saturday at the Gateway Basketball Classic at the Furrie Sports Complex.
Gateway and Bishop Canevin capped the five-game schedule and played right down to the wire before the Gators pulled out a 51-50 victory.
The Crusaders, locked in another battle with Section 4-AA foe Seton-LaSalle, lost for the first time in 12 games.
It didn't look good for Gateway in the first half, as Bishop Canevin, which has held opponents to about 27 points per game, built a 7-3 lead after the first quarter and was ahead 23-12 at break.
"They are very good at executing their set plays, and they kind of burned us in the first half with their execution," Nesbit said.
"They have a number of versatile players. It made it a tough matchup for us."
Gateway responded after halftime, and a 23-10 third quarter sparked the Gators and gave them the lead.
Nesbit said he credited the strong play of the Bishop Canevin players to head coach Tim Joyce.
"When I got into coaching at South Fayette, Joyce was at Carlynton when they were winning champ- ionships," Nesbit said. "He was one we kind of looked up to as young coaches.He had a program that we wanted ours to be like. Canevin is a small school with big-school talent."
Gateway junior Katey Wilson scored a game-high 20 points, and nine of the points came on a trio of 3-pointers.
Senior Chelsea Richardson added 17 points, and she was 9 of 13 from the free-throw line. As a team, the Gators were 16 of 23 from the foul line.
Fellow senior Maria Taylor was held to three points, but she was big on the boards with nine rebounds.
Sophomore London Wade contributed four assists, while Gateway recorded 10 assists overall on its 15 field goals.
Gateway was able to overcome 22 turnovers against Bishop Canevin.
Bishop Canevin senior Erin Waskowiak, a Du- quesne recruit who averaged 20.7 points per game last season, was limited to 14 points against the Gators.
"(The win) reassures the girls that they have become one of the better teams in the WPIAL," Nesbit said. "Canevin should be challenging for WPIAL and PIAA titles this year. It gives us the confidence to know that when the chips are down, we have enough talent in the locker room to overcome things."
Nesbit said the day overall was a success. Kennedy Catholic, a small-school power from District 10, upended Upper St. Clair, 51-40, while Monessen beat Westinghouse, 42-25.
Seton-LaSalle defeated District 6 Quad-A Hollidays burg, 60-51, while Shaler routed Deer Lakes, 46-28.
Deer Lakes, another Class AA team, came into its game 11-0, while Shaler improved to 5-8 overall.
"I enjoyed it, and I'm sure a lot of the fans enjoyed it," Nesbit said.
"There were a lot of great teams and great players there. It was fun and exciting to watch, especially with the matchups against teams that don't normally play each other. There's not a lot of scouting, so you get to watch some great coaching take place as adjustments are made."
The Power of Purple
Gateway beat Keystone Oaks, 48-34, on Friday, and while the game progressed, efforts to raise money for pancreatic cancer research was in full effect.
The Purple Game event during the Gators' varsity doubleheader, which also included the Gateway and Pittsburgh Central Catholic boys teams, put the focus on pancreatic cancer and how it affects so many people.
"It turned out even better than we expected," Nesbit said. "There was purple everywhere. The student section was great. It was a fantastic event and great for the cause that is close to many peoples' hearts at Gateway."
Gateway girls varsity assistant Dana Stewart lost her mother, Diane, to pancreatic cancer in 2011, and the father of Gateway eighth-grade student Logan Robinson also died from the disease.
"We made Logan an honorary team captain, so she was able to come on the court when the officials talked to the varsity players," Nesbit said. "It was a very special evening for coach Dana and her family. It's nice to be able to continue to support her and her family."
Nesbit said all of the purple T-shirts printed, close to 90 of them, were sold at $10 each.
To make a donation in support of pancreatic cancer research or to find out more about pancreatic cancer, visit www.pancan.org.
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Over the years (and various versions of SQL Server), I have always had a need for different bits of information from the system tables to view activity on a SQL instance. The Microsoft "sp_who / sp_who2" procedures have always provided good information, but never really everything that I needed (and, more importantly, how I needed it... hence the reason for building my own version).
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C - Exclude "SQL_Statement_Batch", "SQL_Statement_Current", "Batch_Pct", and "Query_Plan_XML" columns from the output (less resource-intensive)
X - Exclude system reserved SPIDs (1-50)
When using the procedure you will notice that the query output contains a lot of handy information:
If you ever need to remember what the input parameters / output columns are and what they mean, you can simply execute the following:
EXECUTE dbo.usp_who5 '?'
Best of all, if there is any blocking occurring on the server it will come right to the top of the result set and show you the details immediately (which SPID is blocked and by who, which SPIDs are blocking other processes, which are running in parallelism).
I typically map the procedure to keyboard combinations in SQL Server in order to run it on the fly with various input parameter combinations.
Any friendly feedback is always welcome. Enjoy!
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