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ATLANTA -- Many gun advocates are celebrating the fact that a major gun rights bill moved closer to reality in Georgia on Friday.
Senate Bill 101 passed the State House overwhelmingly, by a vote of 116 to 55.
It increases the number of places where anyone 21 or older who has a Georgia gun carry license can take weapons.
Under the bill, any permit holder could take a gun into a church, as long as that church doesn't mind.
A permit holder could take a gun onto a public college campus, except in dorms, fraternities, sororities or at sporting events. Private colleges can make their own policy.
And any of Georgia's 180 K-12 public school systems could choose for themselves whether to train and arm willing administrators for added protection.
State Representative Rick Jasperse (R-Jasper) shepherded the bill through only about 10 minutes of House floor debate.
He told 11 Alive News the added carry rights are meant for law-abiding adults and not criminals.
"Those people have been through a license requirement, they've been finger printed, background checked, I don't think that's an issue; these are mature Georgians," he added.
Most of those voting against the bill were Democrats who think it goes too far.
"I don't think the spreading of guns is necessarily a good thing," Rep. David Wilkerson (D-Austell) told 11 Alive.
"We already have enough crime in certain areas and I don't think the access to guns is going to help that," he added.
The only person to actually debate against the bill was a conservative Republican who doesn't think it goes far enough, especially at colleges.
"Just because I'm a 21-year-old adult and I choose to live on a college campus, I don't get to exercise my Second Amendment rights?" asked Rep. Charles Gregory (R-Kennesaw).
"What if we did that with freedom of speech or what if we did that with freedom of religion?" he added.
The bill would also lower the age for a gun carry license from 21 to 18 for honorably discharged veterans or active duty and military reservists.
Supporters say that's so trained and experienced veterans can quality for private security jobs between those ages.
With only a few days left in this year's legislative session, the bill now goes back to the Senate, which will have to reject or approve House changes.
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I enjoyed "Pushed" by Jennifer Block, but it got a little lengthy with the studies constantly cited within the work. My favorites so far are "Birth as an American Rite of Passage" by Robbie E. Davis..brilliant work!! "HypnoBirthing" by Marie F. Morgan, "Baby Catcher" by Peggy Vincent, "The Water Birth Book" by Janet Balaskas, "Gentle Birth Choices" by Barbara Harper
"Spiritual Midwifery" was not my most favorite. The initial stories, which took half the book were good, but trying to read the lingo took it's toll after about 100 pages. Her input as far as tactics and information of birth was great though. I am on an amazon waiting list for her newest book. I have "Birthing from Within" by England Horowitz on my shelf to read as well. I have read more, but those are my favorites. Plenty more to read!
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Music: Phil Lesh
FireflyOut-takes from the Terrapin Station album sessions reveal that when the song was being developed, the lyrics after the first chorus were sung in a different order and included additional verses:
Can you see me?
Shine on, glowing
Brief and brightly
Could you imagine (note 1)
One summer day
That same night
Be on your way
Do you remember?
Hearts were too cold
Seasons had frozen us (note 2)
Into our souls
People were saying
The whole world is burning
Ashes were scattered
Too hard to turn (note 3)
Upside out
Or inside down
False alarm, the only game in town
No man's land, the only game in town (note 4)
Terrible, the only game in town
Don't you hear me?
Seen unclearly
What is a man
Deep down inside
But a raging beast
With nothing to hide
Jet plane shadowsNotes
Under the sky
Just like the elephant
Planning to die
What is a man
Deep down inside
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Station man
I've been waiting
Can you tell me
When we're leaving
Midnight train
Now is leaving
Engine screaming
Where I'm going I don't know
But you tell me I must go
When we're leaving I don't know
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|7 wrestlers place; 5 qualify for state
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Two regional champs, one runner-up and two fourth-place finishers will represent HHS well at the Colorado 2A State Wrestling Championships this weekend.
First-round action is slated for Thursday afternoon, Feb. 21, with the finals on Saturday night, Feb. 23 at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
Regional action was held Feb. 15-16 at NJC in Sterling.
In addition to the five state qualifiers, Holyoke had two fifth-place finishers, as well.
Jesus Hermosillo and Dylan Kotch claimed regional championships at 195 and 220 lbs. respectively.
Both wrestlers have been performing well all year, said coach Jack Garrison, and he looks for them to do well this weekend as they end their 2012-13 season.
Spencer Kotch works to put Lyons' Jon Hickman's shoulders on the
Nicholas Ortner wrestles smart with Kyler Churchwell of Wray in
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Spencer Kotch made it to the regional championship at 170 lbs. He finished as runner-up, wrestling the best tournament of his career, according to coach Garrison.
Nicholas Ortner at 138 lbs. and Astolfo Rojo at 182 both placed fourth at regionals and round out the Dragon qualifiers.
Ortner has been nursing a bad shoulder but performed well at regionals, said Garrison.
When he won a 5-2 decision over Kyler Churchwell of Wray to put him in the match for third and fourth, Ortner knew he was going to state.
In the regional tourney, he had already defeated both wrestlers who were competing for fifth and sixth, so neither one would be able to challenge him for the trip to state.
Rojo, on the other hand, had to sweat it out to see who placed fifth at 182 lbs. Wray's Matt Sullivan defeated Rojo for third place, so the Dragon wrestler watched with much interest as A.C. Landrey of Lutheran-Parker and Brody Croy of Highland battled it out for fifth and sixth.
If Croy had won the match, he could have challenged Rojo for the trip to state. It was a relief for the Dragons when Landrey won fifth. Since Rojo had already defeated him earlier in the day, he could not challenge for the state berth.
Rojo filled the heavyweight wrestling slot last year and the first part of this season. He cut to 182s in January, seeing a better chance for making it to state. Coach Garrison said he stepped up and did a good job.
Astolfo Rojo pins A.C. Landrey of Lutheran-Parker in 1:45 to send
Eric Rojo at 106 lbs. and T.J. Gertner at 160 both earned fifth-place ribbons at regionals. Rojo had already been defeated by the fourth-place finisher so was unable to challenge him.
However, Gertner had not yet met fourth-place Ryan Schoene of Lutheran-Parker during the regional tourney. Following the championships, Gertner and Schoene competed in the wrestle-back, where Schoene retained his state berth with a 5-2 win over Gertner.
Gertner fought hard for his fifth-place win, as he battled with Sean Belfrage of Highland who had pinned Gertner earlier in the tourney.
Garrison noted Gertner has come on strong toward the end of this season. With more mat time and summer experience, the coach looks for good things from Gertner, who is a sophomore this year.
Freshman Eric Rojo has also wrestled well throughout the year, said Garrison. He lost his quarterfinal match at regionals in a 14-15 decision and finished strong with a 1:30 pin for fifth place.
Coach Garrison was quick to cite the importance of all the wrestlers in the room who help each other to see success. "We have had a great year," he added.
Luke Stewart and Javy Rojo both stepped in to varsity positions for regionals when needed and gave it all they had, said Garrison.
Holyoke finished with 116 team points for sixth place. Highland won the regional tourney with 202.5, followed by Wray with 171, Sedgwick County-Fleming 151, Yuma 128, Akron 120.5, Holyoke 116, Merino 107, Lyons 90, Wiggins 88, Stratton 67.5, Byers 61, Lutheran-Parker 44 and Miami-Yoder 3.
T.J. Gertner works to turn Highland's Sean Belfrage, who he eventually
Individual match results for HHS wrestlers follow:
106 lbs.—Eric Rojo placed fifth. He lost a close 14-15 decision to Michael Flores of Wray who eventually placed fourth, was pinned in 2:02 by third-place finisher William Hickman of Lyons and pinned Nathan Rivera of Miami-Yoder in 1:30.
126 lbs.—Fernando Lopez was pinned in 1:07 by eventual champion Ramon Tarin of Wray and was pinned in 1:29 by sixth-place finisher Skyler Collins of Wiggins.
132 lbs.—Morgan Golden was pinned in 1:48 by eventual champion Seth Harrington of Sedgwick County-Fleming and was pinned in 1:49 by fifth-place finisher Jaxson Hastings of Merino.
138 lbs.—Nicholas Ortner placed fourth. He won a 9-0 decision over Stas Kjergaard of Lutheran-Parker, was pinned in 4:33 by eventual champion Kris Trujillo of Highland, won a 5-2 decision over Kyler Churchwell of Wray and was pinned in 4:07 by Bryce Leifheit of Yuma.
145 lbs.—Luke Stewart lost a 2-4 decision to fifth-place finisher Cody Kirby of Byers and lost a 2-5 decision to sixth-place finisher Nick Duvall of Sedgwick County-Fleming.
152 lbs.—Javy Rojo was pinned in 1:15 by eventual champion Josh Baker of Merino and lost a 5-7 decision to Cameron Leon of Wiggins.
160 lbs.—T.J. Gertner placed fifth. He was pinned in 3:15 by Sean Belfrage of Highland, pinned Matt Ewertz of Wiggins in 4:44, lost a 2-14 decision to third-place finisher Austin Spear of Akron and pinned Sean Belfrage of Highland in 4:59 when he met him again. In his challenge match, he lost a 2-5 decision to fourth-place finisher Ryan Schoene of Lutheran-Parker.
170 lbs.—Spencer Kotch placed second. He won a 14-3 decision over Caleb Ramey of Merino, pinned Jon Hickman of Lyons in 1:55 and was pinned in 1:36 by M.C. Griffin of Stratton.
182 lbs.—Astolfo Rojo placed fourth. He was pinned in 2:47 by second-place finisher Mitch VanDuran of Sedgwick County-Fleming, pinned A.C. Landrey of Lutheran-Parker in 1:45 and was pinned in 2:19 by Matt Sullivan of Wray.
195 lbs.—Jesus Hermosillo placed first. He pinned Tyler Mosher of Miami-Yoder in :51, pinned Luke Korf of Yuma in 1:33, pinned Kobee Sameshima of Highland in :43 and won an 11-4 decision over Zach Cooper of Stratton.
220 lbs.—Dylan Kotch placed first. He pinned Gaspar Vasquez of Lyons in :46, won a 5-2 decision over Trace Elliott of Merino, pinned Kyner Clay of Byers in 4:28 and won an 8-2 decision over Theodore Zimmer of Highland.
285 lbs.—Fernando Rojo was pinned in :35 by Reed Christensen of Akron and was pinned in 1:52 by D.J. Snelling of Yuma.
Holyoke Enterprise February 21, 2013


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Meet Homer Wright, the visionary town founder behind its extraordinary success.
Published: Friday, January 24, 2014 at 3:56 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 24, 2014 at 3:56 p.m.
When's the last time you heard of a developer getting a standing ovation from the resi- dents of a community he created?
It doesn't happen often, that's for sure. In fact, Homer Wright, town founder of St. James Planta- tion near Southport, might well be the first.
One night a couple of years ago, Wright slipped into a meeting of the
St. James Fishing Club, taking a seat in the back of a room packed with a hundred or so resident fishermen. When the club president learned Wright was in attendance, he asked him to stand and be recognized.
"All at once we all stood up and started applauding," St. James resident Dick Lefebvre recalled. "It was a totally spontaneous show of respect for the man who built this wonderful place we all call home.
"After the meeting, he wrote a check for $17 for dues," Lefebvre said. "We would've made him an honorary member on the spot, but he's not that kind of man.
"He never plays the big shot. He was just another
Today it's the most successful community on the Carolina Coast, home to 3,500 res- idents, 81 holes of golf, a private beach club on Oak Island, 156-slip marina, four clubhouses, 15 miles of biking trails and
much more.
Golf pro David Kjome has worked for Wright for 16 years, the last eight as Director of Golf.
"With Homer, what you see is what you get, If he tells you he's going to do something, you can take it to the bank."
Wright began developing the community in 1991, after a successful career as a builder and developer in his hometown of Eden, NC.
He was 68 years old, an age when most of his peers were heading for the sidelines. But Wright was just getting started
Woodside Park neighborhoods and the Harbor Walk townhomes near the marina.
His legacy assured, Wright is turning over operations to his four children. But he's still very much involved in his grand creation.
"The job's not finished," he said. "I'm not leaving until it is. I still like what I do. I still enjoy creating order from disorder.
"I started with the idea of creating a place where families could come together and have fun," he said. "And that's what's happened.
"Our residents really enjoy it here. That's the biggest reward I could ever ask for."
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In 17 seasons under head coach Joe Peron, no Pasadena City College women's basketball team has clamped down on defense better than the 2012-2013 Lancers. On Friday night, PCC did its routine of swallowing the other team's offense while playing enough offense of its own to notch a 66-45 victory at Cerritos College in the South Coast Conference finale.
The Lancers opened up a commanding 40-17 halftime lead and coasted to win No. 22 of the season. PCC finished the regular season at 22-6 and 12-4 to take third place in the SCC. The Lancers also moved to 14-0 in games where they held the opponent to less than 50 points.
Desiree Loving, a reserve freshman guard (pictured), made 8-for-12 from the floor to lead Pasadena with 16 points (and five rebounds) while sophomore point guard Shay Jackson tallied 14 points and six assists. Tyler Crockom and Kaitlyn Parks each added eight points. Brandi DuBose didn't score but led PCC in rebounds (seven) and steals (three).
Nia Lateju led Cerritos with 14 points, but the Falcons are now facing the possibility of missing the postseason for the first time since 1991-92. Cerritos is 14-13 overall, but finished in a tie for fifth place in the SCC with East Los Angeles. It's unlikely the SCC will get more than five playoff teams and ELAC has a better overall record.
PCC, the state's No. 9-ranked team, is looking for a top eight playoff seed to get a second round playoff game and first round bye. The Lancers will learn their playoff seeding early next week.
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Because state law does not explicitly protect unmarried rape victims from attackers pretending to be a boyfriend, a California appeals court Thursday overturned a man's conviction for having sex with a sleeping woman.
The 2nd District Court of Appeal in Los Angeles ordered a new trial for Julio Morales, who was convicted of raping a friend's 18-year-old sister in Cerritos after a party in February 2009. He was sentenced to three years in prison.
Here's how the court's opinion framed the case:
A man enters the dark bedroom of an unmarried woman after seeing her boyfriend leave late at night, and has sexual intercourse with the woman while pretending to be the boyfriend. Has the man committed rape? Because of historical anomalies in the law and the statutory definition of rape, the answer is no, even though, if the woman had been married and the man had impersonated her husband, the answer would be yes.
Morales' first trial ended in a hung jury. Jurors in the second trial convicted him of rape of an unconscious person after prosecutors told them they could find him guilty under two conditions: either the victim was sleeping, unconscious or not able to refuse sex, or else the attacker misled her or lied about his identify. Under California law, however, impersonation applies only if a woman is married.
The three-judge appellate panel reversed the conviction, saying it "cannot discern from this record whether the jury convicted defendant on the correct or incorrect theory."
The opinion states that the law allows the "continued existence of a separate provision that expressly makes sexual intercourse by impersonation a rape, albeit only when the victim is married and the perpetrator impersonates the victim's spouse."
"Therefore, we reluctantly hold that a person who accomplishes sexual intercourse by impersonating someone other than a married victim?s spouse is not guilty of the crime of rape of an unconscious person" under a provision of state law, Justice Thomas Willhite wrote for the panel.
The justices noted that state courts "have been inconsistent when characterizing sex crimes involving impersonation" and that "there appears to be little discussion in the legislative history" about what the Legislature really intended.
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A $1,000,000 cash bond has been set for a West Alabama man accused of gunning down his estranged wife in Mississippi. Anthony Pace lives in an area outside Gilbertown in Choctaw County, Alabama. The 25-year-old is charged with murdering his 22-year-old estranged wife, Amber Andrews last Thursday afternoon while she was driving. Investigators say Pace shot into Andrews' car while she was traveling on Highway 84 in the Beat Four Community. At last check Pace was still being held in the Wayne County jail. His case could possibly be presented to the next Wayne County grand jury in July.
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The only way i can see Marquez being off the podium the rest of this season is if he crashes.Its as simple as that.
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Super glue gel is what you need.
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Hey there my names Andy, my username is taken from my Deviant Art account. I've done a few maps over the years and joined the guild a few years ago to lurk thought I'd actually try and get involved in the community, as conversation usually provides better feed back and better production of projects.
Mostly I make maps for roleplaying games, and I'd appreciate any help that I can get from you guys on future projects.


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I just saw the movie Margin Call (2011)
with Kevin Spacey. Pretty disappointing as far as I was concerned. The casting was strong but I don't think the Academy Award nominated screenplay conveyed much that was useful for understanding the issues surrounding the 2008 financial crash nor about anything that's unique about the corporate culture of high finance besides the fact that the heads of some of the big institutions arrive at work in downtown New York City by helicopter.


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LOL. Looks like a lot of us are going for the P-A theme. Zombies am good. Looking forward to it.
Figured I'd better nail down this post title because it's so obvious and I don't want any of yous guys ninja'ing my theme.
No WIP yet, just staking my claim.
LOL. Looks like a lot of us are going for the P-A theme. Zombies am good. Looking forward to it.
Hehe. I myself was thinking of an alien attack theme, a la Mars Attacks kinda styling. Doubt I'll get to it though.
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yeah! Zombies... gotta love that ... curious though as how to portray them mapwise?
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Wouldn't you like to know...
Actually I'd like to know too. This is a problem.
Do it with a textured satellite-style and show the zombies as a grey-black texture carpeting the "walkable" areas of the city, pressing towards the tunnels and the bridges as they search for food now that the city itself is devoid of life. You can throw in some cars, trucks, tanks, treetops, lightposts, etc. for interest. Actually, I sort of started thinking about that as a bit of a joke...but I think it might work. Ever read World War Z?
Initial entry of my map and alas, it will probably have a deficit of zombies. It is done in split-map format using a style of nineteenth century map that I find very appealing. of course it is yet to be seen whether I capture that style adequately or just make it look weird. Commentary is, as always, welcome.
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Don't zombies already live there?
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
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Update! I've changed the zigzag join to something I like better. Labeled the water bodies and also changed the water texture. Finally, I added many street labels although there is still much to do. I also have to label the buildings and the attractions, add in some feature markers, etc. The map should look crowded, but it will be a challenge with the park as opposed to the rest of the city.
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Looking good - I like your choice to change out the water lines for some darker shading. Still smarting at the lack of zombies though... This would look great with a large bloodstain and splodge of brains


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The Panthers have been a dynamite team the last two years in post-Thanksgiving Day games with a combined 9-3 record.
The problem for Carolina is those games haven't mattered much.By starting each of the last two years 2-8, the Panthers have rendered the season's stretch run meaningless when it comes to the playoffs.
In fact, Carolina fans haven't had much to be excited about in December in quite some time.
The Panthers haven't been to the postseason since 2008 and haven't won a playoff game since 2005.
Tight end Greg Olsen says this year's team is out to change that.Olsen says, "We can't put ourselves in that hole and think a late six-game push is going to put us over the top when you start the season 2-8."
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So, so hard this month. I voted for Len Wolf and tilt, but Moe and Vascant were very close.
The Indigo Plateau by cantab
Gronks Akadami for Ork Shamin by jfrazierjr
Berend-Jan's Herbalist Academy by Len Wolff
Hogsmeade by Map Vandal
The Arcane Academy by Moe
Mount Augustus by Surveyor
North Rock School of Wizardry by tilt
Magical Library by timallen
Underdark Series - Hidden School of the Arcane by Vascant
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So, so hard this month. I voted for Len Wolf and tilt, but Moe and Vascant were very close.
That took me a while to work out. In the end I started splitting hairs as to who I felt best fit the criteria for the challenge.
I voted for Moe and tilt - Great job guys!
There were 3 others I agonized over -
(these next two I think were my favorites as far as pure gorgeousness)
Map Vandal - I really love this style and the only reason I didn't vote for it was that it seemed like a map of the town more so than the school.
Len Wolf - I love your map it looks like it came right from a magazine page. You may have suffered a tiny bit from my inability to read it due to language barriers but I still loved it.
Vascant - I thought this was a nice take. I think if you had added some depth to the image with some shadows and highlights this would have really popped. It's great as it is, just a little flat looking to my eyes.
The rest of the entries were good as well but the above ones were those that really caught my eye this round. Thanks again everyone for providing some wonderful things to look at that fire the imagination! You all rock.
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I actually laughed when I saw the location marked "Failed Students" in Gronk's Akadami, so that gets one of my votes.
Picking another is really hard. I like Len Wolff's map but I can't read the text. I really like the dual depictions in Moe's entry, but then I also like the concept of Vascant's. The decision between them ended up coming down to an actual coin flip, which Vascant won.
I am a geology nerd.
Eep. Wasn't paying attention and only voted once. *facepalm* Every single entry had something interesting about it. Made choosing difficult. Good work all!
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Puh that's a tough descision to make...
Finally I voted for Vascant and Vandal - and repped of course
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Arctic Invasion: trucks, school buses stranded by storm
Even truck drivers- who know the roads best- said Friday's snow storm was nothing to mess with.
"We got in last night probably around midnight or so, when it was really bad" said trucker Jimmy Henley, who was en route from Florida to Washington.
He didn't want to brave the conditions at night, so he and a coworker spent the night in Belgrade. "We couldn't see the roads and we shut it down, and just decided to wait until today and head out."
Henley took caution, but the dangerous driving didn't stop when the sun came up.
Less than an hour after Henley took off westbound, a semi truck slid off at the Highway 12 interchange near Three Forks.
While that truck blocked the left lane, a number of other trucks halted cars in the right.
Icy conditions on the Cardwell Hill stopped them right on the interstate. Trucks took the hill one-by-one, while the others stood by to see if they made it.
While some truckers chained up and waited to climb the icy slope, others exited- a few even turning around.
The whole ordeal stopped traffic for over a mile. People got out of their cars to look at what was going on.
Down the road to the east, this truck and fifth wheel jack-knifed off the highway.
Everyone was fine, but Montana Highway Patrol troopers said it was one of the worst accidents of the day.
"The first snow storm of the year always delays us a little bit" said Steve Johnson, with the Bozeman School District.
Folks on the interstate weren't the only ones that had a tough time- three buses from Bozeman schools called for help. One slid off into a ditch, but no one was hurt.
Johnson said other buses picked up the kids, but made it to school 30 minutes late.
"It was 45 miles an hour the whole way" said hunter Steve Hicks, who said he took it slow as he traveled from Billings to Ennis.
We caught up with Hicks and his hunting friends as they gassed up in Four Corners. Several accidents they saw served as a reminder to drive safe.
"We saw one that was flipped over, saw three others that were already in the ditch" he said. "It's been an adventurous trip- three hours from Billings to Bozeman."
MHP troopers said one of the main reasons no one got seriously injured on Friday is because people were slowing down and taking their time. And, they said, most everyone in an accident had a seatbelt on.
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Early Days | The Soviet Invasion
1979, 1980
I slipped into Afghanistan across the border with Pakistan in 1979. I went with a couple of guides who did not speak English.
I certainly didn't speak Dari or Pashto so our only form of communication was improvised sign language.
I was woefully unprepared. Among my belongings were a plastic cup, a Swiss Army knife, two camera bodies, four lenses,
a bag of film and a few bags of airline peanuts.
My naiveté was breathtaking, yet my Afghan guides protected me and treated me as their guest.
It was my first experience with the legendary Afghan hospitality.
I went back when the Russians invaded.
I traveled with many different mujahadeen and militia groups.
We mainly traveled at night to avoid being spotted by the Soviet helicopters.
Most of the time we walked, but a few times we were able to borrow horses.
I was always astonished at the continual pipeline of weapons and supplies going into Afghanistan from Pakistan around the clock.
Rockets, mortar rounds, ammunition, were carried in by camels, donkeys, and fighters.
It was only later that we found out the staggering amount of money supplied by the U.S. to make it happen.
When I went back over the border into Pakistan, I had blisters, saddle sores, and filthy clothing into which I had sewn rolls of film,
which were among the first images of the conflict.
Over the years, I went back more than dozens of times on assignment for National Geographic, Time Magazine, ABC News,
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Almost every time I returned, the power centers had shifted. In a great game of musical chairs, elders, warlords, criminals, and
mullahs' power grows and diminishes as predictably as the phases of the moon.
As much as outsiders have tried to "re-form" the country in their own
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remain essentially the same.
The interesting thing is that the people trying to change it, change more than the country
does even after Herculean efforts of governments, NGO's, and coalitions.
The viciousness of the Soviet attacks forced millions to flee their homes for Pakistan and Iran, and
contributed to what the Afghanistan scholar, Louis Dupree, called "Migratory Genocide."
By 1986, five million Afghans had left their country.
Forty-six percent of all casualties were caused by bombings from airplanes or helicopters.
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Mad about New Macaron FlavoursDecember 1st, 2011
With less than a month before I go back to work full-time (this was back in Oct, so this post is really late), it was time to get all the baking in that I could.
WL and C came over to bake macarons (what else?) from the PH book. WL wanted to make the jasmine and olive oil with vanilla flavoured ones. These are two flavours that I'd probably never have tried, but I was happy to give them a shot, especially since I knew that WL had been wanting to make the olive oil flavoured ones for a long time now.
I was worried that the olive oil ganache would break since the recipe called for a large amount of olive oil to be emulsified into the ganache, but nothing really exciting happened. We did have to re-emulsify the ganache after we placed it into the fridge to cool to a pipeable consistency, but it wasn't difficult.
The only thing I would have changed was the olive oil that we used. WL had brought a strong, flavourful oilve oil, which turned out to be more grassy than fruity, resulting in a ganache that tasted very strongly of olive oil with no vanilla flavour at all.
Interestingly, most people who tried the olive oil macarons actually LIKED them A LOT, despite the distinctly grassy flavour. I've since come across an Australian olive oil in the supermarket that sounds like a potential candidate based on the description on the bottle, but can't bring myself to make this flavour again so soon.
The jasmine flavoured macarons were not particularly exciting. WL felt that compared to the one she had tried in Paris the macacrons we made weren't as strongly flavoured and that the flavour would fade really quickly.
She also thought that the addition of a jasmine essence (which we didn't have and is mentioned in the book, but not included in the recipe) would make a huge difference. I actually thought that the flavour wasn't particularly weak and I could still make out the jasmine even after 2 days, although it was admittedly less obvious than on the day that we had made the macarons.
Still driven by the fact that it wouldn't be long before I would literally have no time to bake, I flipped through the book for more non-chocolate flavors to try. I was immediately drawn to the vibrantly colored shells of the Montebello macarons, which is a flavor with pistachio ganache filling and a raspberry jelly center.
The batter for the Montebello was more fluid than the other macarons that I'd made from the book and I could make out a very faint salty aftertaste due to the amount of coloring I had to add to make the brightly colored shells. The flavor was otherwise fantastic. Who would have thought that pistachio and raspberries would make such a great combination? I was also pleasantly surprised that the small amount of pistachios I used could impart such great flavour. I'll definitely be making these again.
The other flavour I chose to make was the Pietra macarons. I didn't have Piedmont hazelnuts (I don't know if they are available here) and used regular supermarket ones.
The brittle was easy enough to make (ok, so I did end up with a small sugar burn, but mainly because I used too small a pot for the hazelnuts and sugar), but the crushing part wasn't. The instructions in the book said to finely crush the hazelnut brittle, but didn't say how. I did consider using a blender, but thought that the brittle would just turn into paste. I ended up putting the brittle in Ziploc bags and smashing them with a rolling pin. Not the best method, since the hard brittle made many small holes in the bags, leaving bits of caramelised hazelnut all over my kitchen counter.
The buttercream was pretty standard, only redeemed by the crunchy bits of praline. Sadly, the crunchiness didn't last beyond 3 days in the fridge. I also felt that the overall flavour was pretty one dimensional unlike the Montebello ones. I'm unlikely to make these again, except maybe for someone who LOVES hazelnuts.


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I'm trying to find a solution for syncronizing Zimbra emails and calendar activities with our own Oracle database application which is made with Visual Basic 6. I would appreciate if somebody would be so kind to point me into the right direction where to start? We need to keep up the sync for both directions.
We already have solutions for other email systems, like Outlook and GroupWise which both have APIs which we can use from VB6. But what I have learned from Zimbra, there is not that kind of API??
Also I read that Migration Tool from GroupWise to Zimbra runs on Windows, how does that interact with Zimbra Collaboration Suite? Could that be something we could use?
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I have no problems using the windows media center pnp (my server is a windows machine so it was the most hassle free setup) even for 1080p streaming. Anything in mkv or other unsupported formats I just convert, as mkv's have generally poor support not just on the PS3 and I have more than one device I stream to.
With normal divx or xvid files you'll always have the best compatibility and you'll not have to worry about transcoding on the fly which is very CPU intensive. Using dynamic playlists will help keep things organised and it'll always just work.
I've no problem using this server though I've tried it a few times but I need an idiot proof, no hassle solution as I'm not the only one watching my media. Both this one and TVersity work but their problem is in the setup and configuration which can be very complicated and if you want to transcode 1080p movies on the fly you'll need to have a very strong CPU sending.


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WASHINGTON – The first day back to work after a long holiday weekend brought with it problems on four major commuter routes Tuesday morning and two fatalities.
In Maryland, one driver died after a single-car crash on southbound Interstate 270.
The 5:15 a.m. crash initially closed the main lanes of I-270 after the Shady Grove exit.
The highway did not fully reopen until 7:44 a.m.
Maryland State Police are continuing to investigate.
Meanwhile, Virginia State Police are investigating the cause of a crash that killed the driver of a minivan on southbound Interstate 95 at the Fairfax County Parkway.
The driver who died in the 6:44 a.m. crash ran into the rear of a three-axle truck, police say.
While southbound I-95 did not close completely, lanes did close. They completely reopened three hours later.
The other incidents involved brush fires near Interstate 66 and the closure of the Inner Loop of the Capital Beltway.
Just before 6 a.m., firefighters battled brush fires in Arlington County that caused traffic problems on westbound Interstate 66.
The fires occurred on a hilly area between I-66 and Washington Boulevard. Their smoke caused some traffic delays westbound on I-66, near Falls Church and shut down at least one lane. All lanes have reopened.
And, a crash on the main lanes of the Inner Loop of the Capital Beltway forced the Inner Loop to shut down just past Interstate 395, near the entrance for the Express Lanes. All lanes reopened at 6:50 a.m.
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Reflections by Brian Lynch, director of "The Phantom of the Opera":
An event happened this weekend with "The Phantom of the Opera" that needs to be shared. It's a human interest story that reflects so beautifully on one very talented young lady and her willingness to help a fellow performer when she was down. That young lady is junior Lauren Smith.


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2009 Run To The Sun Truck Show - Run To The SunWritten by on July 1, 2009 Contributors: Joe Perry Pee Dee Do
It's hard to say who the first people were to coin Run To The Sun as the name of their event, but with 2009 marking the 21st annual occurrence for the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, get-together the Pee Dee Street Rodders have to be somewhere near the top of the list. The event held to support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Children's Miracle Network at McLeod Children's Hospital, the Sara Goodwin Memorial Foundation, and the Harry County Sheriff's Department Benevolent Fund raised almost $90,000. For 2009, the event pulled in over 2,000 vehicles, and over 300 cars and trucks participated in the Cruise The Boulevard portion of the show. For information regarding next year's show check out www.peedeestreetrodders.com.
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A blown big-block Chevrolet sits under the hood of this '65 Chevy panel. Notice the unique customizing mix of dummy teardrop spotlights and large truck mirrors.If the emblems on the front fenders can be trusted, this black two-wheel-drive Blazer is packing a 454 under the hood.Lots of chrome under the hood of this '66 Chevy C10. We figure the dude's first cousin must work at a chrome-plating shop.White-letter Cooper tires provide this off-white '57 Chevy small-window pickup with all the flair and appeal of a '70's street custom. Thanks to amber turn-signal lens the truck can be seen in the early morning fog.Not only do full-length fender skirts give this F-1 a swoopy look, they eliminate the need for more than two later-model Ford passenger car hubcaps. Red wheels and whitewalls allow the truck improved safety in the early morning fog.Cragar Super Sport wheels and a fully louvered hood accented with a pretty metallic gold paintjob provide this '56 Chevy Big-Window with a '60's street competition look.It takes a lot of perseverance to build as nice an example of an old International as this one. Notice the rectangular amber lights hidden in the grille, those are not foglights.Joe Perry's grandfather bought this Chevy C10 brand new. The lowered stance is thanks to Early Classic Enterprises.
This chopped-top GMC is not pink. According to an old Crayola Crayons color chart the festive hue is known as magenta.The whole family rode comfortably in this Chevy Suburban. Notice at the rear mom is unloading a wheeled device to tote the baby.Here's a clean example of a Ford F-100 Unibody Styleside with a shortbed. The beefy tires are from Goodyear.There's nothing quite like riding in the back of an old pickup truck to spell summer fun. California residents can't do this because it is punishable by law.This Ford pickup painted in bright candy hues made it easy to find the provisions made to accommodate restroom access. Notice there is a special extra-wide handicap stall which is a real blessing for folks confined to a wheelchair.


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text: The city they had to move Karuna 26 May 09 by Tim Abrahams Its mine brought wealth to Kiruna, in Northern Sweden. Now it is killing it from beneath. Kiruna's time is up. So one man must relocate it. Since underground mining began in 1962, the people of Kiruna have known that one day they would have to move their home. Twenty-five years ago, Kenneth Stålnacke, a stout, bearded Swede, was working on the Kiruna railway when he was told that the city would someday be in danger. "It must have been in the early 80s, but it was a philosophical thing. At that time no one took it as a problem," he says. The problem in those days was not that the mine was endangering people's homes, but that the mine was itself in danger of shutting, due to the mid-80s slump in ore prices. Kiruna, 180km north of the Arctic Circle and 100km from its nearest neighbour, needed the mine desperately. Having to move was never a serious consideration. Until 2004. By the time Stålnacke had moved into politics, the city's major employer had adjusted to a new world. The city's population had shrunk from 28,000 to around 18,000 as the mine mechanised and the unemployed drifted south. By the beginning of the 21st century, iron prices were back on the move thanks to the Chinese construction boom. Stålnacke took up office as Sveriges Socialdemokratiska Arbetareparti (Social Democrat) mayor of Kiruna in January 2004. Then in April of that year he received a letter from LKAB, Sweden's nationalised mining company. The letter was entitled: "The Kiirunavaara Mine's Expansion Towards the Locally Planned Urban Area." It began: "Hereby LKAB request that the municipal government conduct a required overview planning so that the mentioned development in the header will be able to be implemented." Stålnacke admits that the implications of the letter stunned all who learned of it. "It took a while for everyone to take in the challenge," he recalls. But it was what the letter left unsaid that was equally striking. The ore body of the Kiirunavaara mine is 4km long and 100 metres wide, and runs at a 60° angle down from the top of the long Kiirunavaara hill to the west, into the ground, somewhere deep beneath the city. The company had recently discovered that the ore was of better quality some 500 metres deeper than the current level of 1,036 metres, and the body was wider. The mine would expand to a new depth of 1,365 metres. Stålnacke's office in the city hall looks west, directly out on to the long mound of Kiirunavaara. It is a rock that has been frantically reordered by man. There are terraces on the southern slopes, evidence of the open mining which continued until the 60s. Then, in the centre, a top-heavy tower, which was used to discharge waste rock down the slopes when the early subterranean mining began. To the north of the tower are some wider terraces created from graded waste rocks which was deposited there when the subterranean mining really took off. The profile of the hill is a national monument: a memorial to the men who hacked at iron with picks in temperatures as low as -40°C. A model of Kiruna stands in the foyer of the Stadshus, the city hall, somewhere beneath Stålnacke's feet. A thick red line runs in a generally northerly direction through the miniature town, passing within millimetres of the Stadshus itself. It is marked with the date 2013. Another line some 20mm further east is marked with the date 2023; the city's heart, its main school and church lies in its path. These lines scored through the town are the mining engineers' predictions about where the deformations will be. From the window of Stålnacke's city-hall office, one can look across and see the great concavity at the foot of the mountain where the subterranean mining first made its impact felt, leaving behind a huge gully some 40 metres deep. The mining technique used at Kiruna, known as sub-level caving, means that the ground above the mining is allowed to collapse, in order to fill in the area beneath that has been removed. This, believe it or not, is safer than simply leaving a void. In the 60s, subsidence claimed an area of the city, called Ön, which was once at the foot of the Kiirunavaara hill. Nothing of it now remains. As for the cracks that are threatening the town anew, they are hidden below a thick white blanket of snow often several metres deep. Two years ago, there was a sudden subsidence in the area immediately beneath the hill. Engineers insist that the deeper the mining gets, the less the chance there is of any subsidence, but people who work in the area most likely to be affected are clearly concerned. Ann-Gunnel Jensen is a receptionist at a museum for the city's founder, Hjalmar Lundbohm. "We hope we don't just sit here and suddenly, 'poof', we disappear," she says - somewhat confounding the collective assurances made by mine and municpality that all citizens have been convinced this won't happen. THE UPHEAVALS BEGIN When Anders Wilhelmson was first invited to Kiruna by Kenneth Stålnacke in 2004 for a brainstorming session on the city's move, he was professor of architecture at the Royal School of Art in Stockholm and had a small practice. Effervescent and demonstrative, Wilhelmson has never managed to get one of his buildings past the conservative planning authorities in Stockholm, but he has built some curvaceous public housing in the more progressive city of Helsingborg and designs the interiors of Saab showrooms. Such well-paid work allows him to revel in his status as maverick before the planning authorities. "If we'd found this iron ore today, it would be like an oil field in the North Sea," Wilhelmson says. "We'd have flown in with helicopters and removed the ore by railway down to Stockholm." This was not the case, however, and the city grew up around the ore, over many years. Moving Kiruna away from the mine to a new site is a daunting prospect, even for a maverick. Wilhelmson is optimistic about Kiruna's future. He believes that it is worth relocating Kiruna as, despite the economic downturn, iron prices will stay high, fuelled by the urbanisation of China and then India. "It will take another 100 years before the world, according to every prognosis, is fully urbanised," he says. "There are no such figures saying we will be fully urbanised before 2100, but around that date we will be. Then of course the need for metal will slowly level out. That is the prognosis for the mine, but also for the city. By that date you are also getting to the limit of what can be physically mined out." Iron-ore prices tripled between early 2006 and late 2007. To fuel the growth of its cities, China's import of iron ore doubled between 2003 and 2006, and although LKAB doesn't sell to China directly, the market was deeply affected by that nation's flurry of city-building. In order to accommodate this expansion in demand, enlarging the mine to feed the further urbanisation of China, Kiruna must move. Wilhelmson points out that if global warming continues at its current pace, a sea route to China will open up and Kiruna, via the ice-free port of Narvik, would have direct access to a huge market. A silver lining, perhaps. But first, there is the matter of securing the future of the city itself - including the all-important railway that transports the ore, and the electricity stations that power the entire operation. In 2004, shutting the mine or cancelling the expansion was never an option. It would have led to the economic collapse of Kiruna. And besides, electricity transformer station PT92, which powered the all-important railway, was in immediate danger from subsidence. It was time to move - though they weren't sure where to. Roger Lindmark works for Vattenfall, the national electricity supplier, and clearly remembers the shock of learning his deadline. "The normal time frame for this kind of job is eight to ten years," he says. "We were given three." In those three years, Vattenfall had to build two new transformer stations, one to the south to feed the railway lines and another to the west on the other side of the Kiirunavaara - plumping for a site which they hoped would be suitable for Whilhelmson's new city. Lindmark liaised with the municipality - but even from the consensus addicted Swedes, this was not an easy task. He faced bringing on-side not only the municipal authorities, the state authorities and the company, but also the national parks, parks with a European designation and the Sami - also known as the Lapps, an indigenous tribe of reindeer raising, snowmobile driving nomads with political clout. Swedish law recognises the east-west migratory routes that they use to take reindeer from the mountains in summer to the Baltic Sea in winter. Then there are the further mining concessions on land owned by the state that are not active, and the new line that the rail company Banverket would have to build. It took Lindmark two years to gain the consent that Vattenfall required - leaving one year to get the work done. No special allowances were made. The construction wasn't any easier. "We had to build 600 new pylons to hold a new 80km network of 40kV and 130kV main cables for the city," says Lindmark. Vattenfall began work on the pylons in winter, when the ground is frozen and the average daytime temperature is -15°C. In addition, it was forced to build many of the pylons in old mining areas, dropping 25-metre steel piles into disturbed ground by helicopter, rather than risk losing a crane down an old mineshaft. When Lina Nällström, municipal spokesperson for the city move, began work in March 2008, she asked Vattenfall how long the old transformer station had left before the subsidence rendered it obsolete. She was told three months. Vattenfall successfully tested the new transformer stations the following month and finished the job with a month to spare, securing the electricity supply for the city, the mine and the vital railway line. It was the largest single job the state supplier had ever undertaken, and it managed to do it for £45 million. Being Swedish, Lindmark doesn't crow about his achievements. "We worked with very understanding partners," he says, when asked to explain how the team pulled off this mammoth feat. Read page 2 1234 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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This is the first time I'm posting a work in progress; I'm looking forward to hearing all of your good ideas! This is/will be a map of the Pentapolis, a.k.a. the Five Cities of the Plain, the most famous of which are named Sodom and Gomorrah...
So far, I've banged out the landmass... what do we think?
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Slight computer problem momentarily crippled my rig... will continue ASAP.
Okay, mountains, rivers, and settlements in...
I like the mountains, they go well with the rest of the colour palette. Your "wave" lines in the sea end up a bit straight and square the further out they go which I think doesn't look so good. I'm assuming you used something like selection -> modify -> contract and then stroked it (or expanded it if you did it the opposite way). If you want to make it look less straight/squareish, you can smooth the selection after you contract it each time. This is in photoshop though and you might not be using that!
I don't mind the geometrical shapes on this map, actually. I have a book of reference maps from 1895, and they all do the same thing, long before photoshop... But I appreciate the smoothing suggestion... I'll have to try it!
Hey what a cool concept for a map. May I ask, do you have some intended purpose in mind for it (e.g. class presentation, Bible study teaching aid, or antediluvian based campaign)?
I'm a writer, and I'm working on a fantasy novel from the perspective of the Sodomites and Gomorrans.
Very intriguing, keep us abreast, I know I'd sure be interested in reading that.
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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, who pointed her finger in the face of President Barack Obama during a heated confrontation on a tarmac in Phoenix earlier this year, endorsed him at the Republican National Convention in Tampa on Wednesday.
During an interview with MSNBC from the convention floor, Brewer--who has taken a hard line on border security and illegal immigration in her state--was asked if she had talked to Mitt Romney about those issues.
Brewer said:
I know that if President Obama is elected in November, which I hope that he is, that he will be able to come together with all of us and come up with a solution and I believe he will secure our borders and therefore we can resolve all those other issues, it's a simple matter.
Read more: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/jan-brewer-endorses-obama-arizona-130246129--election.html
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ST. LOUIS, MO (AP) -- Arbitration over the future of the St. Louis Rams is scheduled to begin in January, pitting the Rams, who want a much-improved football stadium, against the agency that runs the Edward Jones Dome, which wants a renewed lease.
The matter goes to arbitration Jan. 14.
The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission, which runs the dome, and the Rams are at odds over bringing the dome up to top-tier status among the 31 NFL stadiums. Otherwise, the Rams could break their lease and potentially move after the 2014 season.
Kathleen Ratcliffe, president of the CVC told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch (http://bit.ly/Z1k9XK) the CVC thinks it's important to have an NFL team in St. Louis and wants it to be the Rams.
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