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Prisoners (2013)
Prisoners SynopsisHow far would you go to protect your family? Keller Dover is facing every parent's worst nightmare. His six-year-old daughter, Anna, is missing, together with her young friend, Joy, and as minutes turn to hours, panic sets in. The only lead is a dilapidated RV that had earlier been parked on their street. Heading the investigation, Detective Loki arrests its driver, Alex Jones, but a lack of evidence forces his release. As the police pursue multiple leads and pressure mounts, knowing his child's life is at stake the frantic Dover decides he has no choice but to take matters into his own hands. But just how far will this desperate father go to protect his family?
Prisoners Release Date
In Theaters September 20, 2013
Prisoners Credits
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Melissa Leo, Paul Dano, Maria Bello, Viola Davis, and Terence Howard
Written by: Aaron Guzikowski
Directed by: Denis Villeneuve
Produced by: Andrew A. Kosove, Broderick Johnson, Kira Davis, and Adam Kolbrenner
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
External Info: Prisoners Official Website
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04/23/2011, Tahuata Island
We left Fatu Hiva this morning and sailed 30 miles north to Tahuata, to a beautiful anchorage. This is the nicest anchorage I have seen since Isla San Francisco in the Sea of Cortez... emerald waters over a sandy bottom, a beautiful sandy beach with very gentle surf making a beach landing easy, coconut palms and lush hills in the background. We arrived just before sunset and took the dinghy to the beach where we built a bonfire and enjoyed looking at the brilliant stars overhead. It really can't get much better than this.
I hope to have photos of this spot tomorrow.
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John's Blog Updated. Original post with photos: http://travel.reservationkey.com Latitude: -10.09238 Longitude: -139.04509
Last night was a night to remember for sure. Bruce, Pascale and I joined the adults from Evergreen, Dennis, Carol, Mark, and Vicki, aboard Phambili with Tommy and Fiona for a potluck dinner followed by a mini music recital. All but one of the kids, Francois, Antoine, Josh from Evergreen, and Anina and Cameron from Phambili, had dinner on Calou followed by playing Uno and other games.
Each of the boats prepared a main dish for the adults dinner and we had a very filling dinner. Then the fun started with playing some music. Bruce kicked it off by playing a few French and Russian solo pieces on his button accordion. Then he accompanied Pascale as she sang some energetic French songs. After a brief intermission, Naoimi, age 12, and I played a few songs together on violin. She had been studying violin privately for a few years and is doing quite well, especially considering that it is difficult to keep practicing and advancing her skills while sailing. I wanted to play a few real violin pieces (instead of all the light classics that are more familiar to people) so I played the first few pages of Mendelssohn, Mozart and Beethoven violin concertos. Tommy has requested I play a full concerto next time as he really likes to hear the classics, so I better get a bit more practice in. To close our concert we got the spiral bound piano book of popular classics out and we all sang along with the violin to pieces such as themes from Carmen, an aria from Tosca, Tchaikovsky Piano Concert Number One. Fiona also had a few Beatles songs and songs from musicals.
By this time it was just past midnight and the crew from Evergreen were getting ready to leave when they discovered their dinghy was no longer tied to the back of Phambili. It looked like somehow the rope had loosened and the dinghy had drifted away. The bay we were anchored in is notoriously windy with huge gusts funneling down through the mountains and out to sea. The chances of finding it with such wind in the dark did not look good. A dinghy to a cruiser is like a car that an RV'er might tow behind them. Once anchored, the boat stays put and the dinghy is the way you get around. Losing it, especially so early in their trip, is a really terrible thing.
Tommy and Fiona set out in their dinghy with a flashlight and started inspecting the shores of the bay. Dennis joined us in our dinghy and planned to also join in the search. But then we started having trouble with our motor and it became clear that it would only add to the problems if we went out in the darkness, wind, and rain in a dinghy whose motor kept dying. So Dennis decided to weigh anchor and search using his boat. By the time Evergreen motored out of the bay into the open ocean it was well after 1:00 AM. On Calou we all went to bed about this time.
When we woke up in the morning Evergreen was not back. Phambili and us secured our decks and started motoring out of the bay, going over to the next island down, Tahuato. As we were leaving, Tommy contacted Dennis on the VHF radio and relayed to us the news that Evergreen had just located their dinghy! It was about 5 miles out, where it had actually drifted upwind, but with the current. We later talked with Dennis on the radio who said they had motored around all night without seeing any sign of their dinghy. They had given up the search and were motoring back when they spotted their dinghy only about 30 feet off of their course back into the bay. They practically ran into it! So, that was a relief to us to hear they had found it, and I am sure they were ecstatic to have found it. They will likely catch up on their sleep today and join us tomorrow in the new anchorage we are headed to.
Earlier in the day, yesterday, I spent about 4 hours working for ReservationKey, making some good progress on the new feature I am building. Since it was pouring rain most of the morning, this was a good day for programming. My work was interrupted quite a bit though as I had caused our aft head to become clogged. So I spent quite a bit of time working on unclogging the hose. I even dove under the boat and used a wire snake to work on the hose. Finally I decided to pour some white vinegar in and let it sit for a few hours.
Even though it was still pouring rain Francois and Josh decided to hike to the waterfall. I joined them and picked up Anina. We spoke to some of the local people as we walked through the village that warned the waterfall would be way to dangerous, but we decided to proceed anyway. It turned out fine. The only real danger would have been from falling debris if we had went swimming under the waterfall. The trail was well above the river and not a problem. When we arrived at the waterfall it was very obvious we would not be going in the water. In fact we could barely get close without being blasted by spray from the waterfall. It was a huge difference from my visit two days earlier. It was like we were standing at the base of the Niagra falls. On the way back we visited a fresh water spring surrounded by mint plants. We drank lots of the very refreshing and minty water.
Currently we are closing in on our next anchorage. We hope to have a bonfire and another music party on the beach. Unfortunately this may be our last night with Phambili for awhile as they are on a schedule to get to Tahiti to meet Fiona's sister. Hopefully we will join up with them in the Tuamotus in a a month or so. We have had a lot of fun with them and enjoyed experiences we probably otherwise would not have had.
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04/20/2011, Fatu Hiva
Today I went (along with Francois, the crew of Phambili, and the crew of Evergreen) on a 5 hour hike over the mountains (to 800m elevation) 17 kilometers to the next village, Omoa. The road was at times extremely steep and, at the higher elevations, rocky and muddy. I took a water taxi to get back to the boat.
We were asked what our meal plan is here in Fatu Hiva. Regarding cooking, we are very restricted because we have (for now) no refrigeration, until we get it repaired. Also, the "groceries" are EXTREMELY limited here at Fatu Hiva. There is one "store", no more than 100 square feet, with canned goods and a very tiny selection of frozen meats which we cannot use because they are large pieces (several kilos) which we can't store without refrigeration.
Also, we have only dollars, and the stores accept only Polynesian Francs, or Euros. No credit cards accepted and there are no banks or ATMs. Not to worry, we have PLENTY of provisions on board Calou.
Fatu Hiva remains, I think, not that different from Thor Heyerdahl's days, as there are no tourist facilities (no restaurants, no cafes, no souvenir shops). There's just a post office and the aforementioned tiny store. The natives are very friendly and love to talk to us (in French) and they like to hear about our sailing voyage.
The main difference from Heyerdahl's day is that there is now electric power, and a paved road (which ends once one has left the village).
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Congrads to all aboard.Gardner Mackay would be proud.
Bruce,incase you don't know, do not silver solder any refridgeration lines unless you purge them with either nitrogen or argon.Ifyou don't theheat and freon creates a peskey by-product called Fosgene gas.
By the way, your name appears in lat.38 at a recent party for people to report to principal Diana Garsiski for detention??
Keep having a great and safe adventure,as we all are living vicariously on Calou.
Akoli Maluna
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John's Blog Updated. Original post with photos: http://travel.reservationkey.com Latitude: -10.51235 Longitude: -138.68654
Today was another fun filled day of adventure. Our friends on Phambili and Evergreen decided to hike 17km to the next village, Omoa. Francois went and Bruce joined in at the last minute. The big problem was how everyone was to get back to the boats. Since my legs were sore from yesterday's hike I volunteered to drive one dinghy and tow another dinghy behind me the three miles to Omoa. After spending a few hours scrubbing off lots of growth that had accumulated during our passage on the bottom of our boat, I took off.
I had a great trip over, going slowly and exploring all the little coves. The cliffs are incredible. They rise up from the water near vertical and around every corner is another jungle filled canyon. This trip was made more memorable by the fact that it was pouring rain the way it pours only in the tropics. Even though I was only wearing my swim shorts I was not cold and the fresh water rinse was a nice treat. About halfway to Omoa, in the pouring rain, with another dinghy in tow, a pod of about 50 dolphins surrounded me. It was a really great moment.
When I arrived at Omoa, it was still pouring rain, and the whole bay was muddy brown from the run off. At first I did not see the harbor and I was thinking they would have to swim out to me since there were huge breakers at the shore. But then the clouds lifted a little bit and I was able to make out the new harbor. I towed the dinghy in and went to work securing both of them to the wall. After a few minutes I realized I was going to need to make a better arrangement because the surge kept pulling the dinghies under a cement lip on the wall, and then crushing them when the water rose up. They easily could have become punctured if they stayed that way. So I then took a really long rope and tied it diagonally from the cement dock out onto the breakwater, which held the dinghies off the wall.
I then called up Tommy on the radio and found out that the group has just arrived in town. They had a very tough hike, with pouring rain more than half of the five hours it took them to make the trek to Omoa. The road started out nicely paid, but it went only about one third of the way. We had heard that the government paid for the road to be completed the entire way, but somehow it never was completed.
A medium size cruise ship was in port today so there was more activity than usual. Many of the local vendors brought in their handicrafts to sell. Apparently this island only sees cruise ships three times a year. So we were very fortunate to see the cruise ship. I even talked to some Americans from Laguna Beach. They said they had expected the boat to be all Americans but it turned out there were only about 20 percent Americans on the boat. Most of the others were from France. Unlike cruising in Mexico, here we are seeing a lot more nationalities, which is great.
Last night we had a mini-seminar about best cruising areas in French Polynesia on a French couple's catamaran. Arno and Carol had arrived only hours earlier, after a 17 day passage from the Galapagos. They left France about 18 months ago. Michele, a German, with 35 years of experience cruising in these waters was the presenter. He also is a dentist, with a complete surgical set up on board his catamaran. He spends time around the islands volunteering dental work, specializing in correcting cleft palate in infants. Tommy and Fiona, South African/British/Canadian, from Phambili were there, plus American Dennis and crew Mark from Evergreen. Michele gave us tons of information and it was very encouraging to hear about all the great places we have yet to explore. These include an island filled with wild horses, a great spot to visit tropical fruit farms, an anchorage with the best restaurant in the Marquesas, an island with the third largest waterfall in the world (have to wear hard hats because of possibility of falling rocks), a river where they have it set up for bathing and massages, a family farm on an atoll with great diving, plus so many more. I can't wait! It sounds like the real fun part of our trip may just be starting.
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Calou rests at anchor, along with her crew, at Fatu Hiva.
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04/19/2011, les Isles Marquises
We explored the island of Fatu Hiva a bit today, walking through the tiny village and hiking through the jungle to a swimming hole at the base of a 200 foot (70 m) waterfall. The hike began gently but toward the end became very challenging, requiring clambering over boulders and tree limbs over an uncertain path marked every 100 meters by a small pile of stones. At the base of the waterfall was a pool of fresh water at a cool temperature of about 75 F (22 C), which was very refreshing considering the sea and air temperature around here is 90 F (30 C). John brought swimming goggles and explored some of the underwater caves at the base of the waterfall, only to come face to face with a large black and white freshwater eel. That came as quite a surprise.
We stopped to talk to the locals, which was very easy for us since they all speak French. We found the locals extremely friendly. It is definitely a plus to speak French here.
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John's Blog Updated. Original post with photos: http://travel.reservationkey.com Latitude: -10.46494 Longitude: -138.66841
We have landed in a real paradise! This morning Antoine and I joined friends from the boat Phombili and hiked up to a great view point. From there we had a great view of the village, the bay, and the mountains. The way back down was harder than going up since it was so steep. We followed a paved road, but still, after not walking for 24 days, my legs were in not that great of shape. Tomorrow we are planning to hike 17 kilometers to the other town, but after today's hike, I am not sure I will be up to it.
On the way down from the view point we met Bruce and Pascale and we went off on a side trail and hiked to the base of a 60 meter tall waterfall. It was rough going through the jungle, but the hike was worth it. We swam in a nice pool at the base of the falls.
After the waterfall we walked slowly through the village and talked with some of the locals. It is great that Pascale and Bruce are fluent in French as it is much easier to get to know people here if you can speak French.
Tonight we expect our friends on the boat Evergreen to arrive. We will probably all go to Phombili and have dinner together there, once they arrive.
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We have had our first sight of land since we left Mexico 23 days and 2700 miles ago! We are just a few miles from Fatu Hiva, our first port of call. Today's sail has been the windiest (and fastest) sail of our entire trip. The winds have averaged 20 to 30 knots all day, so we have been able to maintain boat speed of 7 to 9 knots with a reefed mainsail and jib. The seas have been at times been pretty big; at one point we had a wave come over the bow and spill into the cockpit.
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Book your room at Comfort Inn And Suites North Vancouver
Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and spa tub
Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Park Royal and within 3 mi (5 km) of Stanley Park and Capilano Suspension Bridge. Village at Park Royal and Capilano Mall are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
A spa tub, a 24-hour business center, and a seasonal outdoor pool are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a meeting room, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities.
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Comfort Inn And Suites North Vancouver1748 Capilano Road North Vancouver BC V7P3B4
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Comfort Inn And Suites North Vancouver features a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 161 square feet (14 square meters). This North Vancouver hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and ski storage. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Comfort Inn And Suites North Vancouver has designated areas for smoking.
- Ski passes available
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Computer station
- Tours/ticket assistance
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 161
- Conference space size (meters) - 14
- Designated smoking areas
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- One meeting room
- Ski storage
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Garden
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 95
- Laundry facilities
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- ATM/banking
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-in
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Spa tub
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- Family Hotel
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- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
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- Free WiFi
- Sofa bed size
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Air conditioning
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Coffee/tea maker
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free newspaper
- Access via exterior corridors
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Sofa bed
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- In-room safe
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Snorkeling nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
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- Water skiing nearby
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- Sailing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
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- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Ecotours on site
- Helicopter/airplane tours on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No elevators
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
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- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 10 per night
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- Comfort Inn North Vancouver
- Comfort North Vancouver
- North Vancouver Comfort Inn
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2012 - Freshman Season: Emerged as weekend starter and also appeared in 15 games as an outfielder...scored three runs and had one hit, a single at Fresno State (Feb. 19)...made 19 pitching appearances, 10 out of the bullpen...pitched 54.2 innings and posted a 3-5 record with 39 strikeouts...picked up first career win vs. IPFW (March 9)...walked and scored vs. IPFW (March 11)...struck out four over 3.0 innings and got credit for a win vs. Valparaiso (March 18)...pitched 3.0 innings of relief and allowed just one run at Youngstown State (March 31)...held Milwaukee to one run over 6.0 innings to earn a win (April 6)...pinch ran and stole a base at UIndy (April 25)...struck out five over 7.1 innings at Wright State (April 29)...scored a run vs. Milwaukee (May 11)...started but got no decision in win at UIC (May 19).
High School: Two-year letterwinner and IHSBCA All-State honoree at St. Francis for coach Rich Janor...voted 2011 Suburban Christian Conference Player of the Year...earned all-state honorable mention notice from Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times...named all-conference twice...voted St. Francis Male Athlete of the Year...voted All-Dupage County and first team all-area for Kane County...posted a 10-3 record with a 1.61 ERA and 131 strikeouts as a senior in 2011...also batted .422 with four home runs...was 5-3 with a 2.32 ERA during junior season...owns school's single-game record with 16 strikeouts...played summer baseball at the Dupage Training Academy for Jeff Kramer...also played two seasons of basketball and was a state finalist in the IHSA 3-point Shooting Championship.
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[the recordings] are rewarding readings of rigour and intensity from a conductor every music lover should know.
. . . a 1978 Schubert "Unfinished" with the Vienna Philharmonic is testimony enough to his genius, the first movement (with repeat) initially poised on a nerve's edge, tremulous and full of energy; the second properly relaxed. Kleiber was one of the few conductors to mark a profound climate change between the two movements, and his benchmark performance contradicts the notion that Schubert's Eighth is a mere torso. It has never sounded more perfectly complete.
The musical strengths are easy to list. Each work -- or, in the case of "Tristan", complete scene -- is a living whole. Complex, richly variegated musical arguments emerge like single, soaring spans of melody . . . If you haven't yet discovered Kleiber, don't hesitate.
. . . the release is interesting . . . it is Kleiber's direction that is the main issue. For the Schubert alone, this disc is worth having, the reading having a welcome intensity and drive (with a first-movement exposition repeat observed) that makes the accounts of such eminent Schubertians as Walter and Szell seem comparatively bland . . . this CD should prove fascinating and often compelling for anyone unfamiliar with its content.
. . . en Brahms se revela como un arquitecto de lo sinfůnico poniendo en pie una obra dimensiones catedralicias en la que . . . no se pretende alcanzar lo sublime, sino que es lo humano, frŠgil e inseguro, lo que constituye el nexo de uniůn de las grandes ideas que van brotando de lo mŠs hondo del genio. Al final de la obra, Kleiber nos deja con cierta sensaciůn de humildad, en consonancia con el espŪritu de Brahms. . . . Gracias y hasta siempre, Maestro.


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Sports Are Civil Right, Feds Say
Disabled students must have options
January 25, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — Breaking new ground, the U.S. Education Department is telling schools they must include students with disabilities in sports programs or provide equal alternative options....
To be honest absenteeism number would have been higher if not for MLK Jr. Day, but also the crowd would have been smaller. Just sayin.
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1 million people at obama's inauguration and only 14 had to miss work. What would anyone expect out of this entire administrative mess?
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"If the federal government raised taxes enough to close the budget deficit—an additional $1.014 trillion—Tax Freedom Day would come on May 14 instead of April 17. That's an additional 27 days of government spending paid for by borrowing."
dying you are brilliant! This point should be the opening for every session of the Senate and the House!!
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Boxerboy: Isn't that the Shawn Kemp Travis Henry, Terrell Owens Theory?
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Punchdrunk | | | | | | \ / \ /
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And Dino: Conservatives are all about preserving Life -- right up until the moment of birth, and then you're on your own.
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Shark the half-wit comes up for another gulp of air and expels putrefaction.
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I got a great idea. Let's just eliminate ALL high school and college athletic programs. Schools teach and students get educated. Oh, and if you fail you fail. Oh, and if you are disruptive you get thrown out of school, and if you can't do the work you get held back. Dream on.....
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Here we go again...when will it ever end?
More stupid federal laws. Civil rights; good grief!!!
More government control.
Less common sense.
Where the he11 are my rights as an average law-abiding tax paying citizen?
So many so-called intelligent people forcing so many idiotic things.
Spending & debt beyong oblivion.
Moral & social chaos beyong oblivion.
Destruction and tearing down of our military and competitive spirit.
Don't forget, Obama said he needed 4 more years "to finish the job". Don't forget that.
If parents have the means, any means at all, they need to get their children the he11 out of any government controlled school. Every public school should have the skull and crossbones symbol over every door of the school.
Government is become anti-God, anti-Christian, anti-life, and anti-family. No two ways about it, this is true.
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"The Great Depression and the Hoover/Roosevelt tax increases led not only to a later Tax Freedom Day but a shift in who was collecting. In 1932, Americans spent 10 days paying federal taxes and 46 days paying state and local taxes. By 1940, Americans worked 33 days to pay each. World War II brought increased federal spending and borrowing, with Tax Freedom Day arriving in April for the first time in 1943."
America was created on the notion of States rights, not Federalism!
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Richardwee, The federal goberment takes our money (taxes and fees) then makes rules/policies in order for us to spend "our" money.....
Tax Freedom Day® 2012 arrives on April 17 this year, four days later than last year due to higher federal income and corporate tax collections. That means Americans will work 107 days into the year, from January 1 to April 17, to earn enough money to pay this year's combined 29.2% federal, state, and local tax bill.
If the federal government raised taxes enough to close the budget deficit—an additional $1.014 trillion—Tax Freedom Day would come on May 14 instead of April 17. That's an additional 27 days of government spending paid for by borrowing.
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Do we nonger have 50 states? No 50 Boards of Educ. ? Lets fire the whole useless bunch and let the Fed Gov take over. Appears that it is happening now. Tell me - What group does Obama fit in? Handicapped- Special Needs or other?????
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Funny thing about LIBS, they want to end the handicapped kid's life before they make it out of the womb (in some cases even after), but once you make it, it's like you hit the lottery to be equal. Fair in some instances but not when it brings down others.
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"Federal laws, including the 1973 Rehabilitation Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, require states to provide a free public education to all students and bans schools that receive federal funds from discriminating against students with disabilities. Going further, the new directive from the Education Department's civil rights division explicitly tells schools and colleges that access to interscholastic, intramural and intercollegiate athletics is a right."
So 40 years later the Bureaucrats have a new interpretation! Make your elected officials (congress peeps) pass a new law with the "new" interpretation included!
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Botox- Likely you have that **** on your computer like most federal employees.
You dork
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I'm just glad our Education finances are in such good order that we can now add a other layer of BS on everyone. Imagine the lawsuits. Imagine those that can excel that now won't. PC has killed the American competitive spirit. Liberals are a leech on this once great country's tat. I don't wish them well and hope they fail at all of their political perversions!!!
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"the lingerie bowl"
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I give this an F. Obama's grade curve gets me to B+.
OH MY GOD...I PASSED! ~Tommy Callahan
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I suppose that means that a regular student who goes to class,creates no problems, has no problems also has NO civil rights. No right to compete at the highest level he/she can. In the Obama world you must not excel and everything you have or wish to be depends on the rights of others. YOU have no rights. That is life in the Obama America, what you have you cannot keep, you may not achieve for fear of making others feel bad because they did not. If you have skill and can excel in work, you must give half of everything to those who cannot excel AND those who CHOOSE not to excel. In liberal America, playing on team is a civil right and YOU may not be able to play so that others can play. Competitive sports are racist, hate crimes so we must not compete for fear of winning. If I was 21, armed with a degree I would be looking to live in another country that values freedom, this one is finished and you can only be an inmate in the masses here.
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Obamanation, where no one - not even the military - can excel.
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Make room for the 50 rooster basketball teams.
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I am waiting until getting a lap dance from a supermodel becomes a "civil right" :)!
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Yeah the Women's NBA is such a rousing success . . zzzzzzz.
I bet the lingerie bowl pulls more ratings that the Special Olympics Bowl.
Do you get the impression that the a&&holes running government TODAY were the pencil-neck pocket-protector wearing geeks in high school that got their head STUFFED in the toilet every day by the jocks???
Now they are LARGE and IN CHARGE and they are gonna get revenge on all of those who spat on them in HS.
Nerds RULE!
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There isn't enough emphasis on physical fitness in the schools. Phys Ed used to be a requirement and it needs to regain that status in order to train young bodies to shed calories.
If accommodations are made for the disabled, a whole new program of Phys Ed will emerge. This in turn will generate career opportunities for physical therapists and those who wish to pursue sports medicine.
Just as women have benefited from Title IX so too shall the disabled find renewed health through special sports programs in the public schools.
It's a Win-Win proposition.
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Lets hope common sense is applied to this suggestion. Kids with special needs should be able to participate but their safety, as with all students, should be the first concern.
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Suwannee Valley Players is performing the play Barefoot in the Park on May 10-12 and 17-19.
The 2013 Relay For Life of The Nature Coast will take place at Chiefland Elementary School beginning at noon on Saturday, April 27, with the Survivor Lap, the kickoff lap for the Relay at 12:15 p.m. and the Survivor/Caregiver Luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
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Our Cedar Key Library is a treasure and its Librarian Molly Jubitz is a gem. (Um, she's the pirate on the right with the Easter Bunny and some other pirates.)
Celebrate Molly Appreciation Day with the Friends of the Library at an Open House on Wednesday, May 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday, April 6, was the Cedar Key Arts Center opening of 'Woman's Work', a creation of the talented local potter Amy Gernhardt.
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For the fourth consecutive year, Palms Medical Group has elected to be the Title Sponsor for the Old Florida Celebration of the Arts Festival in Cedar Key.
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Improving food safety and livelihoods of rural communities: Fiji's kai fishery
A project to address food security issues in Fiji's kai fishery will improve livelihoods of rural communities and help empower women, a workshop initiating the project heard this week. …
22 Aug 2014 | News story
Celebrate World Environment Day - secure nature's food supply
To mark the food theme of this year's World Environment Day: 'Think. Eat. Save' IUCN urges policy makers to pay greater attention to the role that nature plays in boosting global food security. …
05 Jun 2013 | News story
Food Security: making the ecosystem connections
Worldwide, 870 million people go hungry every day. With the world population projected to exceed nine billion people by 2050, global agricultural output must expand by an estimated 60% to meet global food needs. …
16 May 2013 | News story
Débat public sur les grands barrages en Afrique de l'Ouest
Le 13 mars 2013 à Ouagadougou, l'UICN, en collaboration avec l'IRD et l'Institut français, a organisé dans le cadre du « Maquis des sciences » une rencontre publique sur le thème « Grands barrages en Afrique de l'Ouest : comment concilier production énergétique, sécurité alimentaire et conservation des écosystèmes ? ». … | English
04 Apr 2013 | News story
Signs of progress on women's role in tackling climate change
To mark International Women's Day, IUCN is celebrating the progress made in recognising the role of women in national and regional climate change agendas. …
08 Mar 2013 | News story
Women take action in the face of climate change
A new IUCN publication outlining action plans for women to help them adapt to climate change and minimize its impact has been launched today at the 18th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Doha, Qatar. …
26 Nov 2012 | News story
Report Calls for REDD+ to Invest in Forest Communities
Income generated from REDD+ should be given to forest communities to invest in their future, recommends a new report by The Forests Dialogue (TFD). Investing locally in this way should be part of understanding REDD+ as integral to broader development among forest-dependent communities. …
16 May 2012 | News story
Europe's sacred lands – a secret in need
'The Diversity of Sacred Lands in Europe', provides a unique insight into Europe's often forgotten sacred natural sites. It looks into their history, importance and the threats they currently face. The book is a must-read for managers of European protected areas and landscapes and those interested in the religious and cultural aspects of European natural sites. Published by IUCN and Metsähallitus Natural Heritage Services of Finland, the book is part of a series issued by The Delos Initiative of IUCN's World Commission on Protected Areas. …
04 Apr 2012 | News story
Advance Albania
What can be done to help Albania—a country of rich natural wealth but where many people struggle to make ends meet? One plan under way is to get the country's national parks and other protected areas to support the needs of people as well as nature. …
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The future we want - preparing for Rio+20
Preparations are gearing up for the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development that takes place in June, with the release of the so-called 'zero draft' of the conference's outcome document. … | Spanish
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The AXA Foundation is a Proud National Sponsor of PTA. The Foundation's signature program, AXA Achievementsm, provides resources that help make college possible: access and advice.
In addition to awarding more than $1.3 million a year in scholarships, AXA Achievement is a comprehensive resource for information to help students and parents plan for college.
Through AXA Achievement, AXA is one of the nation's largest corporate providers of scholarships. AXA developed AXA Achievement because the company understands how challenging the road to college can be. Through its sponsorship of PTA, the AXA Foundation will share information about AXA Achievement with parents and educators across the country.
AXA also offers free seminars to PTA units on paying for college and other financial issues facing families.
The AXA Foundation is the 2015 Sponsor for PTA Take Your Family to School Week.


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Movement is one of our first forms of communication. From the first year, children love to saw, rock, clap, crawl and climb. Stability and locomotor skills are able to flourish when children are offered any array of fun motor activities in an encouraging environment. Using music and movement, this fun-filled class will challenge every major muscle group, as well as core strength.SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Crawlers & Climbers PRIORITY:3END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR


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Warrenton, MO (KSDK) - A rural Warrenton man accused of involuntary manslaughter and DWI in the August death of his girlfriend has been bound over to stand trial in Warren County.
Matthew Charles Menke will be arraigned next month after evidence presented at his preliminary hearing provided sufficient proof he committed the crimes.
Police say Menke and the woman got into an argument while she was driving Menke to his home. Later the victim took Menke and his friends to Warrenton, when Menke took the keys to the car.
The victim and Menke's friends all got out of the vehicle according to police reports, before Menke returned to the vehicle and began driving away with 21 year old Amanda Digirolamo attempting to hang on the hood as Menke sped away.
The woman eventually lost her grip and fell from the moving car, with Menke driving over the woman.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Eddie, the terrier mix pup, joined us on our noon show Thursday. He is waiting to be adopted from the Briggs Animal Adoption Center in Charlestown, West Virginia.
Eddie is a 4-month-old, neutered male pup with a bubbly personality. He loves everyone and has the energy needed to keep up with all the kids on the block.
Although Eddie currently weighs 16 pounds, he's a growing boy and can easily double in size or grow even larger.
If you would like a spirited pup and are willing to provide the proper training to help Eddie grow into a mature, happy adult, check out this cutie.
To learn more about Eddie, call The Briggs Animal Adoption Center at 304-724-6558 and ask to speak with an Adoption Counselor, or check out our Dogs for Adoption page at www.baacs.org.


text: #MLSAllStar: Wondo raps July 31, 20137:02 AM PDT Who knew Wondo could drop a beat? Uh, so maybe he should stick to scoring goals, but we'll give him and the rest of the MLS All-Stars an 'A' for effort. Tune in to ESPN2 or Unimas at 6 p.m. PT when MLS All-Stars take on AS Roma at Sporting Park.


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Le Mars Ambulance To Receive Gift From Dean Foods
(Le Mars) -- Dean Foods of Le Mars is announcing they intend to give a gift to the Le Mars Ambulance Association. The presentation is scheduled for today at 9:00 a.m. this morning at the Dean Foods facility. Le Mars Ambulance staff members will be on hand for that presentation.
Chamber To Hold Second "Cash Mob" Today
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce will hold its second "cash mob" today(Tuesday) beginning at 12:00 noon in front of the Chamber offices. Once again, mayor Dick Kirchoff will draw a name of a Chamber member business and people are encouraged to then visit that store and spend at least $20. Mary Reynolds, the Le Mars Mainstreet Coordinator tells how this "cash mob" will be somewhat different from the first one.
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Reynolds says the first cash mob sponsored by the Chamber proved to be both a fun and a successful event. She hopes the second cash mob will be equally successful.
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The concept of a cash mob is still relatively new according to Reynolds.
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(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Planning and Zoning Commission held an informational meeting last evening to review the county's overall comprehensive plan. The consulting firm of J-E-O was on hand leading the discussion. Jeff Ray of J-E-O explains the purpose of a comprehensive plan.
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This was the first of what may be a series of meetings reviewing the status of the county in terms of population distribution and projected growth, education, health services, and employment opportunities. Those in attendance were asked to assess the county's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The group identified Plymouth County's agricultural base as a strength, as well as the employment opportunities such as Wells Enterprises, Incorporated and the many businesses that have been developed as a result of Wells, including but not limited to Dean Foods, BoDeans Bakery, and I-M-L Containers. A perceived threat was identified as not having a specific plan in place for what could be unexpected circumstances.
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(Sioux City) -- Governor Terry Branstad will serve as the speaker for tonight's gathering of the Catholic School Foundation of the Diocese of Sioux City to honor Monsignor Lafferty Tuition Foundation supporters. The special event is made possible by the generosity of the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice. The Monsignor Lafferty Tuition Foundation is one of 11 state tuition organizations in Iowa. Created in 2006 when the Educational Opportunities Act was signed into law, the monsignor Lafferty tuition foundation allows Iowa taxpayers who make a gift to a STO to receive an Iowa tax credit equal to 65 percent of the total amount of their gift. The total donation also qualifies for federal deductibility. The Monsignor Lafferty Tuition Foundation raised $1.92 million in 2011 and has a goal of $2.2 million for 2012. The funds raised assist families who demonstrate a financial need for tuition assistance. Over 12,000 students in the Sioux City Diocese school system have received $9.2 million of tuition assistance since 2007. Tonight's event will take place at the Stoney Creek Inn and Conference Center in Sioux City and will begin at 5:30 p.m. Gehlen Catholic, Remsen St. Mary's, Granville Spalding, and St. Catherines Elementary school at Oyens are all part of the Sioux City Diocese.
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(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County Board of Supervisors are scheduled to meet this morning at the County Courthouse. They are expected to appoint a member to the County Judicial Magistrate committee, and review and approve the county's semi annual settlement of cash report from January 1, 2012 to June 30, 2012. The county supervisors are also expected to approve a three-way minor subdivision in Preston township. County engineer, Tom Rohe will appear before the supervisors to update the various road construction projects.
Drought Continues To Hurt Crops
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The proportion of the corn crop in Iowa that is now in poor or very poor condition has gone up to 46 percent in the last week.
Even with some rain over last week and last weekend, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says the drought is taking a heavy toll in the state's agricultural economy.
Last week, 40 percent of the corn crop was considered in poor or very poor condition.
The USDA says in Monday's report that 34 percent of Iowa's soybeans are in poor to very poor condition. Last week, it was 30 percent.
Thunderstorms hit on Wednesday and over the weekend, with a statewide average of .70 inches. But Audubon hasn't had any measurable rain in 36 days.
The high temperature for the week was 107 degrees in Donnellson, Fairfield and Keokuk.
Iowa State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says July could be the third hottest and fifth driest July among 140 years of state records.
West Nile Virus Found In Lyon County
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Authorities have confirmed 2012's first reported human case of West Nile virus in Iowa.
The Iowa Department of Public Health said in a news release Monday that the victim is a woman older than 60 who is from Lyon County in northwest Iowa. The department says she is recovering.
The department medical director, Dr. Patricia Quinlisk, says the case is a reminder that the virus "is still out there and Iowans should take precautions."
West Nile virus is transmitted to humans through the bite of a mosquito. Officials say the best way for people to combat the disease is to eliminate mosquito breeding areas and to use insect repellent when outdoors.
Last year nine human cases of West Nile virus were confirmed in Iowa and two deaths.
Landfill Clean Up Begins After Fire
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Cleanup is slated to begin after a landfill fire in Iowa City.
The city says the work will start on Tuesday, and could take about two months to complete. It includes uncovering and disposing of ash and debris. Officials say the work could produce smoke since
materials in the landfill could still be burning.
Officials say any smoldering materials will be extinguished once uncovered.
The fire began May 26 on roughly 7 1/2 acres in the 200-acre landfill, primarily in an unused portion. Initial efforts to contain it were unsuccessful, and the fire spread to a layer of shredded tires used for drainage. The cause of the fire hasn't been determined.
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Cairo, Egypt has always been attracting travelers, dating back over 10 centuries ago to the time of the Mamluks. However, the beautiful, hectic, crowded, surprising, enchanting (and every other cool sounding adjective) city of Cairo is still in the eyes of the Egyptians the City Victorious, known officially as al-Qahirah or simply "Masr", the name for Egypt as a whole. Cairo is one of the world's largest urban areas and offers many sites to visit. It is the administrative capital of Egypt and, close by, is almost every Egypt Pyramid, such as the Great Pyramids of Giza on the very edge of the city. There are also ancient temples, tombs, gorgeous Christian churches, magnificent Muslim monuments, and of course, the Egyptian Antiquities Museum all either within or nearby to the city.
As long as you're willing to loosen your senses and lose yourself to this majestic city, you can discover the sweetness of Cairo; the coziness of small cafes and the pleasure of strolling along narrow streets. It would be impossible to accurately describe Cairo fairly; it is truly one of a kind.
Cairo, Egypt is an amazing city full of life and movement, and it is that way almost 24 hours a day, with the noisy honking of horns, children playing in the streets and merchants selling their wears and services.
The city provides great culture; including art galleries and music halls, such as the Cairo Opera House, Sawy Culture Wheel, Ahmed Shawky Museum as well it should, being one of the largest cities in the world. It also provides accommodations fitting every budget from the grandest in the world, such as the Four Seasons and the Cairo Marriott to budget hotels and hostels.
When you're done with the sightseeing and morning exhaustion, embrace Cairo's incredible selection of shopping, leisure and nightlife activities. Shopping ranges from the famous Khan el-Khalili souk, (or bazaar) largely unchanged since the 14th century, to modern air-conditioned centers displaying the latest fashions. All the bounty of the East can be here. Particularly good buys are spices, perfumes, gold, silver, carpets, brass and copper-ware, leather work, glass, ceramics and mashrabiya. Try some of the famous street markets, like Wekalat al-Balaq; for fabrics, including Egyptian cotton, the Tentmakers Bazaar; for appliqu-work, Mohammed Ali Street; for musical instruments and, although you probably won't want to buy, the Camel Market makes a fascinating trip. This is, and has been for over a thousand years, truly a shopper's paradise.
Go for shisha (water pipe) in one of the old cafes on the street, you can try cool flavors like apple, coconut or even Red Bull. Get yourself a nice meal of koshari for as little as 4 pounds, and eat like a true Egyptian. Have a nice Faluka ride down the Nile, and enjoy the cool breeze glancing at the different Felucca decorations.
In a city as lively as Cairo, with diversity, culture and good-hearted people who are always willing to help, you'll never run out of things to do.
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Tennis' original Russian glamourpuss, Anna Kournikova, is keeping busy this summer playing an exhibition event in Toronto and accompanying her hottie boyfriend, Enrique Iglesias, on tour as he supports his album Insomniac.
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SI: Why are people interested in your relationship?
Iglesias: I don't know. I think it's because of her, not me. Mainly, I think it's because she's an athlete and I am singer. We live a pretty normal life, though.
SI: Is there a sport you can beat Anna at?
Iglesias: Anything except tennis and wrestling. Her reflexes are disturbingly good. You throw anything at her, and she catches it.
SI: Before you started going out with Anna, did you follow tennis?
Iglesias: I did, but now I can analyze it a bit. I like watching women's tennis more than men's, though watching Roger Federer is like watching something perfect.
SI: How much do you think Anna misses tennis?
Iglesias: I don't know if she misses playing. She has played since she was 4 years old.
SI: Do you ever see a time Anna would try to play full time again?
Iglesias: I hate answering those questions because I feel like it's her career. But I'll tell you, I think she's an amazing athlete. I'm not saying this because she is my girlfriend. From the little I know, and have analyzed, in the past five years watching tennis, I think with women what I've learned is it is a lot more mental than with men.


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ATLANTA, Ga. -- New details are emerging about a couple of Metro Atlanta police officers caught up in a drug and corruption scandal.
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One former DeKalb Detention officer who appeared today had even had his law enforcement certificate suspended and ordered to attend management training. However the accusations they now face are more severe.
DeKalb County police officer Dorian Williams accused of even threatening to shoot someone to protect the dealers. Former detention officer Monyette McLaurin also accused of doing the same if given the signal to shoot to protect drug dealers.
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Ken Vance, Executive director of Georgia of Peace Officers Standard and Training says immediate action is being taken. This week suspension notices like this will go out to 9 of the 10 officers accused stripping them of the ability to be police officers in Georgia or anywhere else.
The state suspended McLaurin's certificate in 2007 for threatening a spouse and put on probation by the licensing body. Dorian Williams had been charged with battery and disorderly conduct and criminal trespass in a 2011 case but the charges were dropped. He was suspended for a week but he kept his job.
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2012: Ran the ball once for 11 yards against Idaho (10/20) in his only appearance in the season.
2011:Scout team quarterback, did not see any game action.
2010:Played in three games, starting in one ... Completed 32 of 54 passes for 355 yards and two touchdowns with four interceptions ... Saw his first action at Texas A&M (9/11), throwing 6-for-8 for 93 yards and one touchdown while running 10 times for 10 yards and a touchdown ... Came in on the second possession against Southern Miss (9/25) going 22-for-38 for 233 yards, one touchdown and one interception ... Was 4-for-11 with two interceptions at Hawai'i (10/2).
2009 (Foothill CC): Led Foothill CC to an 8-3 (3-2 NCFA) record at quarterback, including a 46-23 win in the Silicon Valley Bowl over Delta CC ... Started in four of the seven games he played in ... Threw for 1,387 yards while completing 98-of-166 passes and nine touchdowns and three interceptions ... Ran the ball 37 times for 156 yards and four touchdowns ... Coached by Doug Boyett.
High School: Graduated from Lincoln High School in 2007 ... Named first team all-league and was the starting quarterback for the South team in the 2007 Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star Game ... Earned three letters in football and basketball ... Was 55-for-103 and 1,094 passing yards his senior year with 13 touchdowns and four interceptions ... Ran the ball 48 times for 242 yards and three touchdowns ... Coached by Kevin Collins and Adrian Phillips.
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- Roger Federer on why he's skipping next week's Stockholm Open
Tough luck Swedes but Fed's bout with mono may have been worse than he originally let on based on this statement. He's thinking long-term here so I say go the "Williams' way" and take the rest of the year off if needed.
Listen, I'd love to see him back as much as anyone but I'd much rather have him around for many years to come. You do the math - Fed already has.
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My friend and I were filming one day in Lied a couple months ago of each other shooting some trick shots and this is the video I tried to throw together... I could have spent a little more time editing timing with the music and such, but got bored... I'm the one in the cutoff and shorts and he's in sweatpants. And yes, we're both wearing glasses (nerds ) If you guys have any more ideas about other shots we could try feel free to leave a comment; we kinda ran out of new material eventually.
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The music isn't depressing enough!
Seriously though, not bad.
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Very cool. It reminds me of those ole McDonald's commercials with Jordan and Bird. "Off the floor, off the wall, nothing but net."
Were you wearing a watch? lol
if only we had two open scholarships
Incorporate some kicks.
And headers. Can you tell I'm a soccer player/fan?
Well I can tell you this much... I SUCK at using my legs to kick a ball accurately (suck at soccer) so I probably can't do that, but headers may be something worth trying
I just made a video of myself throwing up from motion sickness trying to watch your video. I'll upload it to YouTube soon.
You're dreamy.
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You're dreamy.
I don't know if I should rep this, or cry due to the fact that it's probably sarcasm haha
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I didn't hear you call bank on the one shot.
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That's awesome. Thanks for posting this; it took me back six years to the last time I was doing some of those exact same shots at Lied. Haha!
Enjoy your college years. They are a blast!
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This sounds like a really interesting idea! I'm looking forward to seeing the map develop. Will you be playing the game and posting updates about that too? I should go find the other map...
Located in the mids between the Reign of the Domain of Nimtal and the Tremorlor Clans is the grand Wasteland of Celonahr. In recent issues of the Imperial Herold, Mihguelle Sastarphon, am acclaimed explorer and national icon of the Outer Borderlands, described his travels to the Lost City of Nihrward and its hidden treasures. Despite the fact that he barely survived the Dangers of Celonahr and swore never to walk the Sands of the North again, thousands of fortunehunters, sellswords and outlawed travels into an uncertain destiny. The Tromorlian City of Jerihstan became a central starting point and turned into a boiling junkyard. Who will be the next to step into the Streets of long lost Nihrward?
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Welcome to my Hexcrawl Map, I used a 44 x 45 Isometric Hexgrid with a plain Sandtexture. The Players will be given such a map to record their movements, which can be confused due sandstorms and the shifting of the Ocean of Sand. Its interesting to see how different the players will experience their enviroment, if they have to explore it them selfs. The other Map, which is content of this months Entry will be having the Real map of the Locations, encounters and Plot elements.
This sounds like a really interesting idea! I'm looking forward to seeing the map develop. Will you be playing the game and posting updates about that too? I should go find the other map...
I have finished the frame and added two walking prisons, from my fromer challenge map. Carbus inspired me to add elements from former maps into this one.
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Loved the walking prisons and especially the framw around! Nice touch, keep it up!
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Oo that is a nice frame! Great work!
Here comes the Forest Style for this map, I think its my first real try on entirely drawing a forest without brushes.
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WOW!!! I love this
Here are the Forests outlines, you can see there are only a few, its still a wasteland.
MAN!! Those forests POP!! Very nicely done. Can't wait to see more
Art Critic = Someone with the Eye of an Artist, Words of a Bard, and the Talent of a Rock.
Please take my critiques as someone who Wishes he had the Talent
New forest updates.... they take long to be made