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ARIES (March 21 to April 20): Saturn will stay in evil house that is eighth and will try his best to create problems and obstacles here and there in 2015. Now Jupiter's aspect on this Saturn will stay under complete control till July 15th and up to a great extent there after. Obstacles that created complete road blocks in 2014 leading to even depression will completely go away and you will start to move ahead and up in your life once again and especially in first seven months of 2015. Accomplishments will be greater than expectations and completely satisfying. There is a strong chance that either you will do some serious upgrades to your existing home or buy a beautiful home by July 15, 2015. Jupiter's transit in fifth will be very fortunate and will provide you the much needed Midas touch. Right mahurat for those looking for an expansion in the family. This transit will be very favorable for students as it will help them get very high grades. Other wise also Jupiter's aspect on ninth will help you to get all things big or small without any difficulty. Mind will be very relaxed as all tension about children will disappear as they will achieve their goals and get settled in their own way in life. Ketu in twelfth will bend your mind ad faith in religion and make you perform many good deeds and on the other hand Rahu in sixth will help people appearing for any competitive exam, clear it with hands down. Money wise expect great prosperity in 2015. You may also travel overseas for pilgrimage some time during this year. If you are able to control sugar consumption, the stay should stay fine in 2015.
TAURUS (April 21 to May 20): Jupiter's transit in third till July 15th will keep expenses to bare minimum and will give you the chance to accumulate lots of money which will come handy in second half. Investment made in middle of year will be lucky though you will need to spend lots of time initially. Now Saturn's transit in seventh will make you feel lucky as far as the career is concerned. All you attempts will be successful and you will always meet your goals and deadlines. Since Saturn will transit seventh house and the zodiac sign Scorpio which is the sign of his bitter enemy Mars, you will have to be very careful in personal life, relationships because this Saturn will definitely have some negative impact on seventh house. It can cause temporary or permanent damage to relationships or will give health problems to spouse in shape or aches, pains, minor accidents or spouse may have to undergo some kind of surgery, so watch out. And since Saturn would transit it's own constellation Anuradha and later Jyestha, it will take you to new level in career and bring big financial prosperity in life. Children will also do better in their respective life. Some of you also invest in property or buy gas business this year.
Gemini ( May 21 to June 20 ): Jupiter will continue to occupy house of finances till July 15th before moving to house of courage and communications. Saturn the ruler of house of luck will continue an evil sixth house for the whole 2015. It should be another fruitful year by all means. Saturn in sixth will help you overcome all difficulties of past and help you do a lot better in your career. It will also bring many positive change in career by moving to a well reputed establishment. You may also pass a big exam before July 15th. You will be completely free of any previous ailment. This Saturn in sixth will also help you gain victory in ongoing legal matters. Some of you also launch another project with some products with an edge over similar products in the market. Business will continue to do good but the prosperity will be slow and steady. Jupiter in second will be expensive but the money will only go on good reasons. Mostly on immediate family members. You may be spending more money on kids education or on the marriage of one of your child this year. You will have to have better control over your emotions and let the past go if you want to move forward in life. There will be big fluctuations in finances, sometimes you will have in excess and sometimes on the edge. All you need to do is be careful when dealing with people with their name starting with letter " N ".
CANCER (June 21 to July 22): The year should start with good note as Jupiter and planet Mars will be in very helpful positions. You will continue to make very positive changes in diet and try to live a very disciplined life in order to come back in tip top shape. Results will astonish people around. Saturn's disturbances will stay under check till July 15th but once Jupiter moves into house of finances, one of your child may move away for educational purpose and you may have to share lots of financial liability because of some glitch in financial aid. This is not going to cause any dents in your finances, just additional expense. There will be positive changes in your personality and Jupiter will make you wise and far sighted. You may launch a project in March with the help of some like minded friend. Mind will deviate from religion to spiritually and Rahu will give you courage to make some extra ordinary move in career to get out of stale life. You will also loose some weight in first seven months. Time after July is very favorable for money matters. Your investments will start yielding profit and by the end of 2015, you will accumulate lots of money. Any new project you start this year, will last long and will be profitable. You may also buy a house by water.
LEO (July 23 to August 22): You will have to go through many test and trials in first half of 2015 but once Jupiter enters first house, everything will come under controls. Saturn's transit in fourth is not favorable and you will need to be more careful with many things including close friends, automobiles and any old property. Commitments and some bad choices made in the past will make a hole in your pocket and the money will hardly stay. Avoid buying any old property or vehicle this year or they will drain you out. People in business should avoid buying a run down business just because they want to avoid competition. Once Jupiter moves in first, it will give you the wisdom and maturity that sometimes the things do not work the way we want. If you are looking for an addition in the family, the second half if when the dream can come true. Children not doing well in the past will make a come back this year. Watch out for a above average tall and dark skin color person, he will be the root cause of troubles.You will be paying little extra attention to your health in second half and may make big change in diet. People working may be moved to another location or department against their will. People in consulting business will do slightly better this year. It will be better to seek advise from an old and trusted person from time to time
VIRGO (August 23 to September 22): Saturn's transit in third and Jupiter in house of gains are very favorable. You will make tremendous progress in life this year. Rahu in first will bring some changes in personality. You will become tough and execute all your plans successfully. New opportunities will keep knocking at your door one after another this year. Some of you may accept a great opportunity and even move to another state by July. Saturn's transit in third will also help you in litigation and a long pending appeal will get accepted making room for big progress in life. Bachelors will be hooked up with the right partner. All business trips will be instant success. You may also attend a big seminar in the month of April or May and make some very useful contacts. Expenses will stay under control and before the year end, you will accumulate lots of money. Jupiter's aspect on fifth as well as the ruler of fifth Saturn, can add another member in the family, other wise too children will do a lot better this year. People prone to blood pressure should be again careful. You may also travel overseas towards the end of 2015. Some one older and with gray hair will be very helpful. Just be careful when handling any tools or lifting weight as there is a slight chance of getting hurt in the arm this year.
LIBRA (September 23 to October 22): Saturn will transit second and favorable nakshastra's throughout 2015. Jupiter will stay in house of career till July 15 before moving into house of gains. Jupiter will definitely bring big change in career. Additional pressure and unsatisfactory working conditions will make you look for better opportunity. Close friends doing well will be another factor for you to explore the opportunity. Saturn in second will help you locate the dream job. Some of you may start your own business before July, 2015. Money wise you will be very lucky and any risk you take will turn out favorable. You will make big money through couple of properties this year. Business will definitely multiply in first six months and the profit margin will improve. Some of you may also successfully make a bid on existing franchise already doing very well and take over in mid 2015. You will be going on a number of trips in second half and all trips will be financially rewarding. You will be associated with an older person who will be a great guide and teacher. Value of your assets will shoot up and some of you may move in a bigger home this summer. One of your child not doing so well in the past, will suddenly find the direction and make a big comeback in life. There is a big chance of money coming through legal channels in the month of July or August.
Scorpio ( October 23 to November 22): Saturn's transit in first is troublesome. Jupiter will keep things under little check from ninth till July 15th but still you will need to be very very careful when taking any decisions in personal as well as professional life this year. This Saturn will need you to work extra hard to achieve your goals, big or small. Isolation from some one too close will be heart breaking. Try to maintain close relations with good people and attend all social event in order to stay away from negative energy. Jupiter's presence in ninth is very helpful. Children will be a big source of happiness this year. This is the most favorable transit for people looking forward to have an addition in the family. There will be big change in the way you think. Mind will deviate from religion to spiritually. Once Jupiter moves in house of career in July, changes become imminent. Whether you make the right or wrong choice will be a big question as Saturn will try to create confusion and you may end up making the wrong choices. Do not ignore legal and health issues, pay quick attention in order to avert big complications. Money will come at slow pace. You may have few chances to make money little unorthodox way, but may decide not to adopt that path. Only a female could be the root cause of troubles. Think twice before you take any big decision and the year can pass comfortably.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23 to December 22): Jupiter will stay in a negative house till July 15th before moving into house of luck for remainder of time. Saturn will transit twelfth house or the house of loss and expense. Try to stay away from getting involved in unnecessary litigation, compromise if possible and do not purchase and old property or vehicle this year and you will be fine. Rahu in tenth will make things slight difficult and it might be difficult for you to hit your professional goals in first shot. If waiting for something from government, it will come with a delay. Time after July is very favorable. There will be some interesting an major positive developments in career and once again you could reach new heights in life. Self confidence and image will improve. You may be going on several long distance journeys this year. As far as the health is concerned, back may start to give some trouble. Western medications will not help but yoga and sleeping on hard bed will. The year may start will slow pace but from March and onward you will accomplish a lot in life. You may also invest in a nice property or move to a bigger house this summer. Some one lot younger in age will be real helpful this year. You will make a serious bid on a running franchise around June and may take over around September, 2015. You will be able to save a lot in second half of 2015. Some of you may join a short term course to update your knowledge this summer. Little caution and this year can be useful.
CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 19): Jupiter's transit in eighth after July 15th will be better. This Jupiter can cause unnecessary delay for bachelors to find the right soul mate. Negotiations will very like minded people will go well in the beginning but misfire in the end because of no valid reason. Spouse may continue to have health issues but nothing life threatening. Saturn's transit in house of gains is very lucky as it will transit his own as well as Mercury nakshastra. People connected with hardware, oil, mines, mineral, land and properties will benefit a lot. If you initiated any litigation in the past year, the good chances are that it will be decided in your favor with large financial gains after July. People in business will find very good and reliable associates. You may also purchase a big piece of land but wait some time to construct anything on it. After July, planets will bring in large gains from distant lands and ongoing overseas projects. Couple of business trips after July will be turning point in career. Do not take any chance with a government agency and when on road. People already having franchise will expand and buy more locations. Saturn will be helpful if you are ready to be on the move more than usual hours this year. You will be completely cured of an old issue with the help of minor surgery. Religious activities will decline. Chance of addition of a new member in the family very strong after July.
AQUARIUS (January 20 to February 18): Saturn's transit in house of career is really helpful. Of course there is no escape from hard work, but the financial rewards will be lot better than expectation. Business will expand with the opening of new location and you will be on the move most of the time. Watch out for a person almost bald and short, may create lots of confusion in your mind that's all. You will make more than one trip overseas all for business. It will be a very good year for students, they will do lot better than expected. Money wise things will pick up all of a sudden after July as projects started in early part will become profitable quickly. Some one will come up with some schemes to make money little unorthodox way, but you will be able to hold on to temptation and decline his offer. Some of you may also initiate a law suit not for financial gains but just to prove your point in first quarter of 2015. First few months will be very expensive but most of the money will be spend on family and a wedding in close family. Some of you may also get out of a partnership setup and start on your own in second half. There is very strong indications of money through stocks in month of April. You will make some very important contacts in career as well as personal life. Help from people with political connections will be available when needed. Couple waiting for many years to have an addition in the family will see their wish fulfilled around October, 2015.
PISCES (February 19 to March 20): Jupiter's presence in fifth and later in sixth is very favorable for career related matters as compared to past several years. Saturn's presence on the other hand in ninth is not bad either. Take advantage of this auspicious transit of Jupiter and do not waste time and go with a full swing starting beginning of 2015. You will continue to well in career and may have a very lucrative offer in February or March. Just grab it and you will be content in time to come. This is going to be a great year for students also. Some of you may also sign up and receive some short term training and improve or update your knowledge. This transit can also be a factor to add another member in the family. Bachelors will have to go through little roller coaster ride but will ultimately settle with a person of their liking. Jupiter will gift you the wisdom to take all important decisions with cool and rational mind. Your valuable advise will help many needed close friends this year and they will be really thankful. Saturn's transit in ninth will make you more humble and eager to help those who are less fortunate. You will be doing something really good for your parents this year. Your image will improve and you will become more active in the society. Jupiter's transit in sixth from July 15th will cause one more positive change in career in second half. You should eat more nutritious food and do some breathing exercises.
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Deni LaRue to fill in for Commissioner Donnelly
Berthoud: Wednesday, February 22, 8:30a.m.@ the Light House Cafe @ Grace Place, 250 Mountain Ave., Berthoud. This last minute note from Deni: Commissioner Donnelly needs to attend a county-sponsored economic summit tomorrow morning and won't be able to make it to Berthoud. I volunteered to come and talk about Larimer County 101, our citizens college and other county topics. I know I'm not as entertaining as Commissioner Donnelly, however I hope you can still make it! Deni
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James Shelton Announces Candidacy for House District 49 BERTHOUD, COLO—Berthoud resident James Shelton announced his candidacy for Colorado House District 49 this week. "The issues facing rural Northern Colorado are not red or blue, and they don't affect just independents, republicans, or democrats; they impact us all," said Shelton. "Solutions need to be brainstormed and collaborated. We need to seek out the facts, gain perspective, draft a plan and attack the issue, not the other ... Full Story
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Larimer County Sheriff's Office deputies were called to the 1300-block of Cherry Avenue in Loveland, in unincorporated Larimer County, at 9:44 p.m. last night after a female called 911 to report a shooting. Upon arrival, deputies discovered a 51-year-old male with a gunshot wound to his upper torso. The male was immediately transported to the Medical Center of the Rockies where he was later pronounced dead. Larimer County Sheriff's Office investigators ... Full Story
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Attorney General announces guilty verdict for Loveland man who ran a $5.7 million investment-fraud scheme DENVER — Colorado Attorney General John Suthers announced today that a Larimer County jury has convicted Phillip R. Trujillo (DOB: 7/21/1949) of Loveland of six felonies for his role in a running $5.7 million investment-fraud scheme. According to the indictment, filed against Trujillo in June 2010, Trujillo's scheme defrauded 70 investors with promises that their ... Full Story
Police Impersonation/Sexual Assault a hoax
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Larimer Count Visual Artist of the Year
Larimer County Natural Resources Visual Artist of the Year Reception Larimer County Natural Resources Department invites you to help celebrate the connection between land and art –please join us: Artist reception for Jim Digby, the 2011 Larimer County Natural Resources Visual Artist of the Year! Jim's work will be displayed in the Larimer County Courthouse Offices Building second floor lobby, outside the Board of County Commissioners offices. Please join us in recognizing Jim and unveiling ... Full Story
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Larimer County has resolved its lawsuit with the designers, manufacturers and builders of the metal buildings at The Ranch, Larimer County's Fairgrounds. Larimer County will receive $14.8 million for a full release of all claims. The lawsuit stemmed from the December 2006 snowstorms that damaged the roof structures in the buildings. Subsequent forensic engineering studies of the buildings revealed that the buildings were under-designed and could not withstand the ... Full Story

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The Mentalist Season 2 Episode 10
Throwing Fire
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During this hour, the CBI team look into the murder of a former professional baseball player who started his own baseball talent scouting and training facility for upcoming baseball talent.
Elsewhere, after being knocked out by a baseball, Jane has to deal with his father issues. He has flashbacks.
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Premiere Date : Oct 28, 2013
Fort Worth, a perilous place in the 1800s, is host to one more showdown when Cowboy Matt moseys in and pushes his weight around. Mary discovers something that could help her take flight, while Ricky and Bubba attempt to fly under the radar. Jenny uncovers something obscure that leads to a photo opportunity, and Matt puts his hand somewhere dangerous. Panther City has a history of settling its own scores, and when the heat gets turned up at the storage auction, someone inevitably gets burned.


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This is the eleventh in Critical Mass's new Second Thoughts series, curated by Daniel Akst. More about this series, and how to submit, here.
Is there any book in the American canon more prone to acting as a twisted mirror than The Catcher in the Rye? If you were one of the many readers to read it in the full blush of adolescence, as most do, Catcher is one of those books which acts so easily as a cry straight into the heart of your own rebellion.
Perennially misunderstood, beset by strange quirks, a list maker of taste (predicting such latter-day, music-oriented Holdens as Nick Hornby and early Rick Moody), Caulfield offers the adolescent heart the strange promise of literature if in a recherché way. Holden seems to speak to you, you my reader, my semblable, saying you alone can understand me and my allergy to the world's hypocrisy. Inciting in the young reader's heart a savior complex: not only is the reader made complicit thanks to Salinger's virtuosic empathy, but the reader might, if empathic enough, just be one of the elect who will understand Holden.
To cut to the quick: I first read the book at 14 or so, in some latent R.D. Laing mode, sure the world Holden was in was touched with insanity, a la The King of Comedy. What suffering -- to be the one person awake in a dullish world! And to my great disappointment, reader, I read it again at the prematurely self-satisfied age of 19, having believed I understood the world, and saw that, no, perhaps Holden was the one who might come off a bit touched. Because of these prior stations, I am holding off reading it at my current age. Will the inspector of roads, as Stendhal says above, have proven even more faulty at her job? Will the disillusionment about those prior selves who read with such judgment be too great?
Approving of the new modern writers around her, Cather once said that it would be wonderful if we could throw all the furniture "out of the window . . . and leave the room as bare as the stage of a Greek theatre." In Salinger's jazzy skaz, the stage is left just as bare as your own scrims. And beyond, in his field, stands the catcher ready to catch you, whether you are still at heart a child or -- crazily -- not.


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Consideraciones sobre el crecimiento de la caballa (Scomber japonicus marplatensis)durante su primer año de vida
Sánchez, R.P.
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Through the analysis of the morphological changes ocurring in the process of growth, it was possible to identify three stages (primary juvenile: 25-75 mm; secondary juvenile: 76-160 mm; and juvenile preadult: 161-250 mm)during the first year of the species life. Regression equations for the different relations studied: body weight/body lenght, body surface/body lenght, body surface/body weight, and metabolic rate/body lenght, have been calculated for each stage. The variation of the number of gill rakers, mean distance between adjacent rakers and mean values of gill rakers lenght in reference to body growth was studied, and the relation between filtering area and body length was established......


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3 Jul 2009
Lip Products Re-Organized
I've organized the lipsticks by brand, starting on the left and working over to the right: MAC, Nars, Illamasqua, NYX, Rimmel, L'Oreal, Barry M. Then lipglosses from MAC, Kiko Milano, NYX, Obsessive Compulsive, and Gosh.
SO much better this way! And it's made me realize I still have quite a bit of room for additional lip products on the right side, where I currently am housing a Bobbi Brown Shimmerbrick and some blushers to jam up space so the lip products stand upright. Hah!
How do you store your lip products? Do you have to rummage through a drawer trying to find the shade you're looking for, or are you able to locate them easily using a similar setup as myself?
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I keep my common use ones like you have them, upside-down in my traincase. The ones that I don't use regularly are just basically thrown into a drawer of one of those plastic drawer storage thingies, though I'm going to have to come up w/something different soon, like you it's getting hard to find things. I did buy a lipstick organizer @ Ikea that has holes for them to stand upright in, I may have to revisit that idea!ReplyDelete
I have several lip products, but I really only use a few on a daily basis, so I generally just keep them handy(usually, in my purse :D)...however, my eyeshadows and eyeliners are a totally different story, I've yet to find a really effective method of keeping them organized...ReplyDelete
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I have an IKEA drawer unit (the name escapes me right now) with very shallow drawers, about 4 cm, I guess. The lippies lie neatly lined up next to each others in one drawer, I mostly have glosses, so I don't need visible labels to identify them. Eye products take up another two drawers, as do blushers, powder and concealer. The only thing not in there are foundation, mascara and some products I use every day.ReplyDelete
Mine is similar to yours. But I put the whole thing on such a high shelf I ended up rummaging through. Ha ha.ReplyDelete
I am forever thinking of ways and means to organise my stash. They are literally spilling all over the place.
oh i rememebr watching your video on your makeup organization/colection way back and it was one of the coolst videos on makeup collection.ReplyDelete
I like how you u have them up side down. its easier for you to see that way. I have mine in those little plastic drawers and its becoming a pain to look for a particular color. I like how nyx r/l has the color on the bottom so i can see it right away. I would have to come up with something similar to what you did :)
haha so many lipstick !ReplyDelete
mine perhaps only aaround 5 !
Oh man, mine aren't organized at all. Good thing I can somehow remember where everything is :PReplyDelete
Photographic memory perhaps?? lol
I have soooo many glosses,that is difficult to organize them. I kept most of them in a plastic box from IKEA. I have to find a new way to store,cause i won't be able to use them when i can't find what i want. I sometimes forget what i have,so i buy it again and then i have two new same color glosses.ReplyDelete
And my fiancee,always mocking me for my glosses..
I have mine similar to yours - stored upside down so I can read the labels. I actually put them in empty round containers (they're actually empty body butter containers from The Body Shop). I find it's easier to store them upside down in small containers rather than large ones, so if I remove a few lipsticks then the rest of them don't all fall over.ReplyDelete
I own about 10 lip products, so I keep the ones I use the most (two red lip glosses) in my purse and the rest are in a little zip pouch in one of my makeup drawers.ReplyDelete
I do not have many lippies, so I have 5 in a jar and the rest (10 minis, 4 lipbalms and 3 glosses) in a makeup bag...ReplyDelete
Where do you keep your lipliners and glosses, stains etc.? I haven't organized all my lippes yet, just have them in a pink zippered thing a ma giggy that I found in the school supply section of the store. It holds them all but it's loaded. I put my lip pencils and glosses, liners etc in plastic drinking cups I found at Target in their summer dishwear section. Got that idea from another guru :) I tried that putting them in containers but couldn't get them to stand up. I'd take a lippy out and they'd all fall over. :/ReplyDelete
lol I put all my different kinds of makeup into see through containers. That way I know exactly which one I need and when! All my lip stuffies fit in one container:ReplyDelete
Glosses on one side, liners in the middle, and Lip sticks (the tubes and actual sticks) on the other. I think it works pretty well. Guess it helps that most of the containers that my lip products come is are clear, so I can see the product!
Mine are stood up like yours with the labels/colour at the top, but they're in a shallow basket (rounded, looks a bit like a bowl) from Ikea - they come in a set of three and I have nail varnishes in another and hair clips in the smallest.ReplyDelete
- Aroma11:52 a.m.
Looks very neat! I just don't dare to put my glosses upside down - I don't want too much product at the wand. No problems with that? Then I might re-think it.ReplyDelete
I like that white "tray" you used there! to organize my lippies (if I have time) I try to cut out card board and paste in a box like little ramps, that way I have them tilted or slanted since the drawer where I keep them doesn't have enough depth.ReplyDelete
- dragonweengs11:31 a.m.
I don't have that many lip products, but I arrange all my make-up by color that way I can compare for whatever look I need. Currently I'm using a make-up case to store everything, but I really want a vanity desk, I don't have room for it right now :(ReplyDelete
I get inspired abot ypur blog and started to clean my brushes with shampoo and alcohol. I really like your you tube tutorials in makeup and I buy today the 120 eye shadows to see how it works. Thanks for ypur sincerly advices. I have a blog of style as I am an image consultant in Mexico. I study in colour me beautiful and I advice people what colors flatters them depending on the color of there eyes, hair and skin. By the way you are a warm. I give them a color swatch so they can go shoppig. My web page is www.glamhautecouleur.com and it would change soon to www.glamhc.com as is more easy to remember and shorter. Sorry about all the explanation but my web is in spanish.:SReplyDelete
I really need to organise my lip products :| theyre all over my house, it's quite ridiculous.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:39 p.m.
The Container Store has great lipstick organizers.ReplyDelete
This one holds 24 at a time. LOVE IT.
Their acrylic makeup organizers are something you may like. I am personally in love with that store!!


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I agree. In this aspect of the comparison, Into Darkness was a significantly more enjoyable movie than Quantum of Solace. I thought Into Darkness was excellent, but Quantum, less so.
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After serving as quarterbacks coach and more recently offensive coordinator for Albany State, Uyl Joyner left the team to join his brother Corey — head coach at Dougherty — as a Trojans assistant.
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Easy and economical, Refrigerator Dill Pickles are tangy, zesty and crispy. No one will believe you made them yourself! —Jake Haen, Ocala, Florida
- 6 to 8 pounds pickling cucumbers
- 40 fresh dill sprigs
- 2 large onions, thinly sliced
- 5 garlic cloves, sliced
- 1 quart water
- 1 quart white vinegar
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup canning salt
- 1. Cut each cucumber lengthwise into four spears. In a large bowl, combine the cucumbers, dill, onions and garlic; set aside. In a Dutch oven, combine the remaining ingredients. Bring to a boil; cook and stir just until salt is dissolved. Pour over cucumber mixture; cool.
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U.S. officials have previously said in public testimony that the U.S. attorney in Washington is conducting a criminal investigation into who may have leaked information contained in a May 7, 2012, AP Story about a foiled terror plot.
The story disclosed details of a CIA operation in Yemen that stopped an al Qaeda plot in the spring of 2012 to detonate a bomb on an airplane bound for the United States.
Once officials said those concerns were allayed, the AP decided to disclose the plot Monday despite requests from the Obama administration to wait for an official announcement Tuesday.
Eric Holder points finger at his DEPUTY who secretly obtained journalist's phone records
Any word on who issued the subpoena for the records?
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I'm starting to REALLY want to know what this leak was about. Specifically and in some detail. I'm getting a very sinking, sick feeling I can guess at ....and God help us if it's one of a few things that really *SHOULD* stay secret, at least until these wars are over.
Holder said he had recused himself from the case because "I am a possessor of information eventually leaked."
He said he was unable to answer questions on the subpoenas and why the Justice Department failed to negotiate with the AP prior to the subpoenas, a standard practice.
A spokesperson for US attorney Ronald Machen of the District of Columbia, who issued the subpoenas for the AP's phone records, told the AP that the Justice Department followed all laws and applicable procedures in this case. The spokesperson declined to comment further, citing an ongoing criminal investigation
An administrative subpoena under U.S. law is a subpoena issued by a federal agency without prior judicial oversight. Critics claim that administrative subpoena authority is a violation of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution while proponents state that it provides a valuable investigative tool.
Administrative subpoenas have most commonly been issued by the Offices of the Inspector General of various federal agencies.
In 1996 Congress expanded the authority to issue the subpoenas to the Federal Bureau of Investigation when investigating health care fraud cases under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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West Muskingum's Wade Smith puts up a shot during Friday night's game against Maysville at West Muskingum High School. / MATTHEW LEASURE/Times Recorder
ZANESVILLE - Eastin Lewellen was in a rhythm Smokey Robinson would have envied.
Lewellen, Maysville's junior forward, used every move in his arsenal during a huge effort against rival West Muskingum in the fourth quarter Friday night.
With his team trailing 47-42 with 7:12 left in the game, Lewellen scored the Panthers' next 15 points, and Max Huddleston's leaner from the right block capped a 10-point comeback with 6.6 seconds left, as the Panthers pulled out a 59-58 win in a Muskingum Valley League game at Gary Ankrum Gymnasium.
Maysville (10-6 MVL) finished a 14-6 regular season.
Lewellen finished with a game-high 28 points - his 12th game of at least 20 points - which included an 11-of-12 effort at the free-throw line. It was his seventh game with at least 10 free-throw attempts.
Doing most of his damage from the high post, where he either got to the line or scored, the Tornadoes (12-4, 15-4) had no answer.
"You have to give Lewellen a lot of credit. He put them on his back," Tornadoes' coach Todd McLoughlin said.
Lewellen made nine straight free throws in the final quarter, when he single-handedly kept his team in the game when both teams were scoring at a sewing machine-like pace.
While Lewellen made seven free throws on four consecutive possessions, the Tornadoes maintained the lead behind top scorer Josh Osborn, who scored seven of the Tornadoes' first 10 points of the quarter.
West looked primed to take over when Osborn found a streaking Troy Scott for a layup, giving the Tornadoes a 58-53 lead with 3:30 left.
Then the offense disappeared.
West turned the ball over twice against the Panthers' trapping 1-3-1 zone defense, and Lewellen turned the miscues into four consecutive points, as Maysville pulled within 58-57 with 1:30 left.
West then missed the front end of a 1-and-1, and Maysville got the ball back when it snared the rebound.
After calling a pair of timeouts, the final with 16.6 seconds left, the Panthers tried to work the ball inside to Lewellen. But after receiving a screen from Huddleston, who rolled to the basket, Lewellen was saddled with two defenders.
The ball ended up in Huddleston's hands on the left block, and the 6-4 sophomore hit the bank shot from just outside the paint to give Maysville a 59-58 lead with :06.6 still showing.
"We told Max to roll to the basket in case they doubled Eastin, which they did," Maysville coach Jesse Rupe said. "He ended up being 1-on-1 on the block and was able to score."
With plenty of time to get the ball up court, West got the ball into Osborn's hands off the inbound pass, and he managed to get past halfcourt with more than three seconds left.
But he lost the ball just past halfcourt, and he was left to shoot a 35-foot 3-pointer that barely hit the backboard.
The lead was Maysville's first since the 1:16 mark of the second quarter.
"I probably shouldn't have called a timeout," McLoughlin lamented. "He'd have been on our side of the court with probably three seconds left and we'd have probably gotten a better shot."
After trailing 10-4 in the first quarter and 29-20 in the second after Maysville scored seven straight points, the Tornadoes scored 20 of the next 23 points - the Panthers had seven turnovers and missed four of five shots during the span - to pull ahead 42-32 with four minutes left in the third quarter.
But Maysville turned four consecutive turnovers into eight straight points, and the Panthers were back in the game again.
"We didn't play a very smart game whatsoever," McLoughlin said. "Our decision making was very suspect. If we're going to do anything in the tournament we've got to play a lot better than we did tonight."
Meanwhile, the Panthers hope to maintain the momentum gained from a big finish to the regular season.
"This was a big win for us because we wanted to take confidence in the tournament," Lewellen said. "We went through a bit of a rough stretch in the middle of the season but I think we're playing well now."
Osborn finished with 19 points and Wade Smith added 18 for the Tornadoes, who lost despite shooting 23-of-40 from the field.
Huddleston had 12 and Jared Cox 11 for Maysville.
Maysville's reserves won 40-31 behind Cory Wilson's 12 points. Cohl Secoy's 11 counters paced the Tornadoes.


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