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The California Attorney General's Office joined forces Friday with the Secretary of State's Office to conduct a fast-paced criminal investigation into complaints that voters were illegally duped into switching political parties.
The partnership between state prosecutors and election officials - one of the first such joint investigations in state history - is in response to hundreds of election fraud complaints that have flooded voter registrars' offices in Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
It also follows an Orange County Register investigation that uncovered details of ruses used by signature gathers who deceived and tricked voters into switching to the Republican Party.
"Time is of the essence," said Nathan Barankin, spokesman for Attorney General Bill Lockyer. "The attorney general realizes that as we head into the full election season, voter registration efforts will only increase. We want to make sure those who do not know how to comply with the law aren't in the business."
By the end of March, Orange County election officials received complaints from 167 people who were flipped to the Republican Party without their permission. The Register found the problem was far wider (read story): Of 134 voters interviewed, 84 percent said they were switched without their consent, most of them from Democrat to Republican.
The complaints involve petition companies responsible for tens of thousands of voter registration cards in three counties, so the problem could be larger than the few hundred forgeries that have been reported.
The activity took place over several days in December and January at shopping centers throughout Anaheim, Santa Ana, Buena Park, Westminster and Garden Grove, where paid petitioners begged, cajoled, lied and committed forgery to boost Republican registrations. Petition circulators were paid as much as $7 "bounty" for each GOP registration.
Fraud complaints continue to trickle in. As of late Friday, Orange County election officials said they were up to 182 complaints.
Victims of the switching said they were glad that state officials are taking it seriously.
"It makes me feel good somebody caught it and is taking a look at it and letting citizens know something is going on," said Ericka Lopez of Anaheim, who was switched from Libertarian to Republican in January without her consent.
In December, the California Republican Party declared a victory with its vigorous voter registration drive that began in spring 2005 and continued through March of this year (read story).
In March, the Register also printed its first article about possible registration fraud. At the time, the party said 26,000 Orange County voters had been signed over to the Republican Party - 16,000 of them living in the 34th state Senate District, home to one of the state's most hotly contested Senate races.
In an interview Friday, Orange County Republican Chairman Scott Baugh said he feels confident that no one in the party will be found responsible of any wrongdoing. He said he is glad that the two offices are looking into the conduct of signature gatherers.
"We welcome a thorough investigation by the appropriate authorities on this matter," Baugh said.
The party hired Tom Bader and Associates of Newport Beach to oversee the campaign. The firm contracted with an additional seven firms to provide the actual signature gatherers. Bader said he also welcomes the inquiry.
"If anybody should be shown to commit a fraud, it (the investigation) is a good thing," Bader said. "There's only so many warnings you can give somebody. The best warning you can give somebody is to get prosecuted."
The joint investigation will include six voter registration fraud investigators from the Secretary of State's Office and an unspecified number of fraud investigators and prosecutors from the Attorney General's Office.
Criminal investigators from the Attorney General's special crimes unit have expertise in investigating and prosecuting crimes that range from complex corporate fraud to violent offenses.
Voter fraud is typically investigated by officials in the Secretary of State's Office; they then turn over results to local district attorneys or the state attorney general for prosecution.
Since the fraud unit was started in 1994, its work has led to 100 prosecutions: 43 felonies and 67 misdemeanors. In more than 80 percent of the cases, the criminals were paid a bounty for their work.
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Hooters can get away with this, because their entire practice is based on one thing. Luring in people (Mainly men) with well endowed waitresses.
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The next day started with the poshest bacon sandwich I have ever seen, presented with a side of rocket and pot of Earl Grey tea! I met with Wedding Ideas Award winner Ellie Sanderson for a quick catch up and even got a sneaky peek at the gorgeous Oxford wedding boutique, which is soon to launch the lovely bridesmaids' collection from Twobirds. Their gorgeous gowns will sit alongside the stunning new year collections from royal favourite Sassi Holford and Suzanne Neville.
Yesterday I started my day in Mayfair with a breakfast presentation by the Swiss hotel group Movenpick, renowned for their good food and quality service. I was extra excited to hear they are now set to launch another 30 hotels all round the world over the next three years, Paris being the latest conquest. I am hoping to sneak in a visit during my trip to Thailand next month, just to make sure the bacon sandwiches are up to standard. I wonder if they serve rocket with theirs?
On I went to visit my new friends at the fashion label Intuzuri. I fell instantly in love with the gowns and it was very clear that they are preparing to take the UK market by storm. Such a friendly company and you will love the dazzling dresses which screamed quality and sophistication, but with an affordable price tag. Get ready to see their new collection promoted in the March issue of Wedding Ideas.
My week ends back in the comfort of Herd HQ (home of Giraffe Media, who publish Wedding Ideas), where I was greeted by the team and a cupcake, which was sat in the fridge awaiting my arrival, I thought they were joking when they said they were saving it for me…
After catching up with the senior management team, I even fitted in a squeeze with the gorgeous new giraffe baby Edie. I'm not broody I promise!
I finished my day with a pub lunch and a lovely catch-up with James from the popular dress label Romantica of Devon, who was more than happy to cuddle up to the latest issue of Wedding Ideas.
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Three Clark County residents were arrested after allegedly trying to steal an ATM machine from the Lacamas Community Credit Union in Stevenson early Tuesday.
Christopher Hewitt, 24, of Vancouver and Battle Ground residents Benjamin Milam, 21, and Malanyon Giles, 22, were arrested on suspicion of first-degree attempted theft and first-degree malicious mischief, according to a Skamania County Sheriff's Office bulletin. The three were booked into the Skamania County Jail.
Skamania sheriff's deputies responded to reports of three people trying to break into an ATM machine around 3:30 a.m. at the credit union at 147 First St. in Stevenson. They saw a vehicle leaving the area westbound on state Highway 14 and notified Washington State Patrol, the Clark County Sheriff's Office and Washougal police.
Washougal officers Zane Freschette and Kyle Day stopped the car on Gibson Road just off Highway 14, said Cmdr. Allen Cook. Washougal police detained the suspects until Skamania deputies could arrive.
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This once great company has been relegated to a complete LOSER. This morning it is confirmed that AIG will sell ANOTHER one of its GEMS, it's aircraft leasing business. Once regarded as something AIG would never consider selling has turned out to be 'just more words' from a decaying companying. AIG, the LOSER, was once around $2000 pps in 2001 and now $34.13 and will be down AGAIN today. This represents a decline in value of 'only' 98.29% off its highs. So much HYPE has been written about this LOSER and has attracted so many gullible, misinformed, small 'investors' (a term used very loosely here) to buy this LOSER only to see their wealth decimated. This once great company is now only a SHELL of itself. AIG IS A LOSER!!!!!!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Not sure what you're talking about. It's been known for years that the aircraft leasing business would be sold. The only question was whether there would be an IPO or not. I bought this stock in the 20s, so I'm pretty happy. No stocks go straight up. Over time, this is going to $60+. If you can't stomach a 50 cent drop, you should stay far away from the stock market. God knows what you'd do if this dropped $1 or $2, which can always happen.
BTW, the stock is down because the losses from Sandy were bigger than expected. That affects the stock for ONE quarter, but you know what? Premiums will go up FOREVER.


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Harbour views
This terraced holiday cottage is situated in a unique location affording views of the harbour, the famous breakwater and mountains beyond. It is ideal for dining al fresco in the pretty cottage garden. Enjoy the wonderful scenic walks and cycle trails to the mountain summit from the cottage. Visit the South Stack Lighthouse, the RSPB Centre and a renowned country park. There are wonderful sandy beaches perfect for those who enjoy watersports such as water skiing and wind surfing. There are also leisure centres, castles, a sea zoo and day trips to Snowdonia and Dublin are on offer. Shop, pub and restaurant 1.5 miles.
Ground floor: Living room with patio doors and beams. Second living room. Dining room/kitchen. Conservatory with wooden floor. Steep stairs to first floor: 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity and bed linen included. DVD. Gas cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Enclosed lawned garden and furniture. Parking (2 cars).
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Enjoying spectacular, uninterrupted sea views in a lovely rural setting on the owner's smallholding, this single-storey, detached, small, bijou, cosy and lovely studio property is ideally located within the grounds of St Eleth. It is ideal for both summer beach holidays and relaxing winter escapes, and enjoys breathtaking, panoramic views of Bull Bay which is just a short stroll away. Glorious walks can be enjoyed along the coastal path that can be accessed from the owner's property. It is within easy reach of a host of attractions including Sea World, Beaumaris Castle, a racing circuit and boat rides for fishing or to watch puffins. Day trips to Ireland depart from the port of Holyhead, whilst the Snowdonia National Park and its exhilarating range of outdoor pursuits are easily accessible. The area has a wealth of ancient Celtic, historical sites to visit. There are many places of ecclesiastical heritage, of great spirituality and inspiration. There are castles and stately homes within easy reach. For those interested in sports there are several water sports venues and there is a golf course and great fishing spots within half a mile.There is so much on offer for the discerning holidaymaker on Anglesey, much more than the usual seaside activities, so get out there and explore! A slow cooker is provided in the kitchen, so a hearty, warming meal can be ready for you on your return from a day's adventure. Beach 500 yards. Shop 2 miles, pub and restaurant 500 yards.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Electric woodburner in living room included. Electric heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Halogen cooker. 2-ring hot plate. Microwave. Fridge/freezer. Parking (2 cars). Natural water supply from well. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: The property has gas central heating and comprises:Open plan living space: With tiled floor.Lounge area: Large with electric wood burner, 40" Freeview TV, DVD player and French doors.Dining area.Kitchen area: Farmhouse style with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and washing machine.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With double bed and en-suite with shower, WC and heated towel rail.
All gas, electric, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate available. Welcome pack.
Patio and furniture. Shared lawned garden. Parking (1 car). No smoking. NB: 3 steps in garden.
Ground Floor: The property has electric central heating and comprises:Open plan living space: With tiled floor.Lounge area: Large with Freesat TV and DVD player.Dining area.Kitchen area: Large with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer and washing machine.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed and en-suite with shower and WC.
Initial £20pw electric included, thereafter by meter card. Bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack.
Patio. Shared woodland and lawns. Ample field space for you to bring your own horse. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. No smoking. No children under 16 years. NB: Fenced ponds 50 yards.
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Lovely mountain views
This pretty semi-detached cottage, approached by a long driveway and surrounded by 6 acres of farmland, has views of the Snowdonia Mountain Range. It has beamed ceilings, a woodburner in the living room, a large romantic bedroom and a pleasant patio area for dining al fresco, and is 1 mile from the lovely Menai Straits and 6 miles from the Menai Straits suspension bridge. Discover the beautiful Anglesey coastline with sandy Llanddwyn Beach only 5 miles away. A haven for country walks or cycle rides amongst the mountains, hills and valleys of stunning Snowdonia. Nearby are NT properties, Beaumaris with its 13th-century castle, Llandudno, horse riding and day ferry trips to Ireland. Shop 500 yards, pub with food 0.5 miles.
Ground floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. Bathroom with bath, shower and toilet. First floor: 1 double bedroom. Wooden floors and beams throughout.
Woodburner in living room included. Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Video and small library. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Patio with furniture. Portable barbecue. Ample parking. Cycle store.
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A lovely little holiday retreat for couples, carefully converted from old stone stables. The charmingly uneven roofline belies the interesting layout and well-appointed accommodation to be found within. Less than a mile to Newborough Forest which leads to Llanddwyn beach and island (all within a National Nature Reserve). For ornithologists, Ty Lawr is next to a bird sanctuary complete with lakeside 'hide'. A delightful base for touring Anglesey and still within easy reach of the mainland and Snowdonia National Park. Fishing and horse riding nearby. Shops ¼ mile.
Comfortable living/dining room open via original exposed beamed studwork to well-equipped, fitted kitchen. Double bedroom with TV. Stylishly fitted bathroom with combined bath/shower, toilet and underfloor heating.
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This delightful, whitewashed outbuilding conversion makes a great holiday base from which to explore the Isle of Anglesey. Situated just five miles from Rhosneigr with its lovely beaches, Kingfisher Cottage is ideal for walkers, golfers, birdwatchers and watersports enthusiasts. The RSPB reserve at South Stack on Holy Island is just a short drive away whilst Newborough Forest and beautiful Llanddwyn Island are close by. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
All on ground floor: 2 steps up to living room/kitchen with beams and tiled floor. 1 step down to double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath with grab bar, step box, bath seat and toilet.
Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Digital TV. DVD and small library. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Shared use of washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer in owners' utility room. Wi-fi. Enclosed patio with sitting-out area and furniture. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
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Excellent coastal location
This ground floor apartment adjoins the owner's property and is situated just 55 yards from the beach in this popular seaside town, providing an excellent seaside holiday retreat for 2. It comprises of a very spacious dining room/kitchen, with a unique sunken living room area. Make use of the many sandy beaches and coves in the local area and the spectacular coastal walks and sports available in this pretty seaside town, along with the many pubs and excellent restaurants. Enjoy bird watching, golf courses, horse riding, water sports, kayaking, diving, sailing, the Sea Zoo and castles all available locally, or take a trip to Ireland for a great day out. Shop 0.5 miles, pub 150 yards, restaurant 50 yards.
All on ground floor: Steps down to living room. Dining room/kitchen with beams. 1 double bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels included. DVD and small library. Electric cooker. Washing machine. Freezer. Wi-fi. Ample parking.
26 reviews
This charming little single-storey holiday cottage has been restored and renovated with great care and flair, with its own colourful enclosed front garden and patio to the rear, where there are views across the fields to the sea. The surrounding farmland and country lanes offer pleasant walking and convenient access to the village of Moelfre (½ mile) with its shops and pub/restaurants. The small shingle beach, with public access for boats, has good swimming, sailing and water-skiing. Golf, tennis and indoor swimming pool all 8 miles. Shop and pub ½ mile.
Cosy and comfortable open-plan living/dining room with wooden floors. The room is separated from the Danish beech-fitted kitchen area by a breakfast bar. Twin bedroom (zip-together beds) with door to patio. Shower room with toilet.
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300 yards from a sandy beach
This detached riverside holiday chalet, whose exterior does not do justice to the well equipped interior, has open views across common land and sand dunes to the mountains of Snowdonia in the distance. Overlooking the river where it meets the sea on the edge of this seaside village, it is 300 yards from a sandy beach, with another huge sandy beach half a mile away, and is on the coastal heritage walk along the rocky coastline to Church in the Sea. Trout fishing, golf, riding and a windsurfing school are all within 3 miles. Other attractions on and around the Isle of Anglesey include Holyhead Breakwater Country Park, a walker's paradise, Henblas Country Park and Anglesey Circuit, Trac Môn, a fully licensed racing circuit. Shops and pub 50 yards, restaurant 3 miles.
All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 1 double bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Electric heaters. First £10 electricity included, remainder by £1 coin meter. Bed linen included. DVD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Lawned garden with furniture. Parking (1 car).
17 reviews
Sea views
Built by Sir Harry Verney in the early 20th century, this impressive single-storey wing of a house which sleeps three people, is a striking example of arts and crafts architecture. The property, with sea views, is in an AONB surrounded by countryside, forests and the sandy beach of Red Wharf Bay, only 0.5 miles away, all providing scenic walks. Ideally located to discover the local tourist attractions, including medieval Beaumaris with 13th century castle, old court house and jail, museums, specialist shops, fishing trips and excellent restaurants. Discover the island's varied coastline, which is perfect for all water sports, golf courses, horse riding and NT properties. Shop and restaurant 3 miles, pub 1 mile.
All on ground floor: Living room with wooden floor/dining room/kitchen. Conservatory. 2 steps to 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Gas central heating included. Electric heaters and electricity by £1 meter. Bed linen and towels included. Cot and high chair on request. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Garden with patio and furniture. Shared barbecue. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
12 reviews
Ground Floor: Property is all on ground floor level, has oil central heating and comprises; Lounge/Bedroom: With electric fire, TV, DVD. radio/CD, sofa bed (for plus 1) and King size bed; room divider leading to small landing with two steps up to... Dining/Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and dining furniture for 4. Shower Room: With shower cubicle, WC and wash basin.
All fuel, power, bed linen and towels included. Cot and high chair available. Two pets welcome charged at £10 per pet. Wifi available free of charge. IPod docking station.
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Last! Minute! Fan Art!!!
I've been getting pretty excited for the 50th anniversary Doctor Who special, but when I saw the little clip of Tennant threatening a rabbit, I flipped. (If you haven't seen it, go! Now! www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSUFCG… )
This is one of those bizarre instances where you just start putting pencil to paper and it all manages to work out. I was especially concerned about Tennant's face, but for once in my life I was able to work stroke by stroke without crying "Oh Dear Lord ,what have I done" every four seconds and having to maul the paper with eraser scrubbings. I ought to contribute it to a miracle, but a tiny part of me hopes that I'm building my sight-drawing skills.
If you like it, please comment! Allons-Y!
EDIT: Derp. I just figured out how to tweak the brightness and contrast in Microsoft Office Picture Manager. So now it no longer looks like the photo scanner ate its soul!!!
This was one of the best parts of the movie
50th... I want Tennant again!!!!!!! . ON A HAPPIER NOTE, THIS IS EPIC!
The 50th saved me the trouble of having having to choose between 10 and 11! I loved every minute those two were together on screen.
I think a lot us Whovians say allons-y more than the Doctor does XD
Hahaha, and now I'm learning french so I get to say it ALL...THE...TIME...
Life is good.
Captured the moment well!
I loved this scene.
It was most certainly.
I hyperventilated when I watched the sneak peek. And watched it about ten times in a row.
Wow! This is an amazing sketch. I loved the movie, and I can't wait to see it again. Nice handwriting too
Hey, thanks a lot! Can't wait to see it again either! (You're welcome; I take pride in my handwriting...dunno why it's so important to me)
its understandable :3
Good handwriting is hard to one by nowadays, what with everyone typing. People never seem to write free-hand anymore.
But anyways, you're very welcome, and once again, amazing work!
Well, professors, as well as moms, are noble and majestic creatures. It takes us a while to understand their ways of life. x3
A great drawing you've got here. Its one of my fave scenes in Day of the Doctor besides when Ten and Eleven are first meeting each other. You have a great sense of perception because it looks balanced out for the most part. Nice job, once again!
I was wild every second Ten and Eleven were together. I love them both, and they had some truly amazing chemistry! I was a little worried the perspective would look wonky, since he's supposed to be looking down at that angle and the viewpoint is closer to the ground. I'm glad it turned out all right. Thanks for the feedback!!!
I know, they did. I love drawing them despite that I fail at drawing Eleven.
Nah, the perspective is fine, there's several places it may look wonky but its supposed to look like that.
You're welcome dear!
Nah, the perspective is fine, there's several places it may look wonky but its supposed to look like that.
You're welcome dear!
Eleven is so much more easy to simplify than Ten, though...his face is so rectangular! I haven't tried a life drawing of him yet, though...
That's true, his rectangular angled face is easier to draw in cartoon styling. But, in realistic proportions its a tad hard getting the shadows on his face right.
One of my favourite scenes, I need to watch this special again~<3
Me too! I was spazzing out from excitement in the theater, I'm sure there's a lot I missed!!!
omgsh this just made my day
I laughed at this scene I thought the rabbit was a Zygon but just a basic rabbit XDD good one mate
I thought it was so funny! I watched the preview for it over and over; I laughed so hard. Thank you so much
Loved this part! I just saw this yesterday (yeah I'm late oh well) and loved it to pieces! Great job with both Tennant and the rabbit!
B...b...but how did you not see the spoilers? Did you not internet for two weeks? (I only waited two days and it was so very hard!)
Thank you so much; I appreciate the feedback like nothing else!
Literally one my favorite parts of the 50th. You have captured the scene very nicely. I really have no critiques that I can give, as I cannot draw anything even close to this. So I shall just say "Good job and keep it up!". But seriously this is a really well thought out drawing that I imagine took a while to create. Please keep it up!
Thank you so much
I appreciate the feedback, even if just to get to know new Who friends!!!
No problem at all.
(And actually, I am also a classic who fan. I just haven't gotten around to drawing the classic characters yet.)
Amazing for a "last minute"! You have a good sense of...
*how do ya put it again?*
Ah yes! Layers! Proportion! That's more like it! I can tell everything has a place!
And my Tenny... You have done a superb job on drawing him! I love the hair!
Thank you so very very much!!!
I did try something different. I started with general shading and gradients, like I usually do for my real-life drawings, then I went around and strengthened the main lines and outlines. I was surprised and very pleased with the result.
I was a little unsure of the hair! I'm so glad you like it!!!


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Dead island legendary save!
i should really not get any credit for this im just posting from a different site if no one has it on game-tuts.
Wats on this Legendary Save...
Level 50
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Re: Dead island legendary save!
Thanks, except I can't actually use the file because I can't open it in modio to change the console id's (parameter is not valid). Any chance you could upload a usable version of this file?
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Re: Dead island legendary save!
Must use Horzion Buddy in order for it to work
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Re: Dead island legendary save!
K, thanks, got it working now!
EDIT: nevermind, I was able to use horizon to swap id's and rehash/resign but the save shows up as corrupted. Anything else I should be doing?
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Re: Dead island legendary save!
you changed ids rite... did you change console id?
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I'm having the same problem as well.
I'll try seeing what I can do to get it to work, and I'll let you guys know as soon as I figure it out.____________________
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Because of just how Outdated Modio 3.0 really is, it seems to corrupt everything even if you do everything correctly. The work around i have is using an older version of Modio i also have installed and most importantly DO NOT UPDATE otherwise you'll be in the same position you are now.
I haven't tried this but i'm going to and i'll let you know if my method works.
(NOT saying i am the only person to do this method, just it's how i have gotten around corrupt saves.)
EDIT: Works Fine this way with no corrupt problems. Thanks to OP :)
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Ok guys, I got it.
What you have to do is this:
-Take your regular gamesave and put it on an USB
-Download this save, and save it to Desktop
-Open it up in Horizon, and click Extract and put it in a file on your Desktop
-Open your save in Horizon, and go to Contents and select Replace
-Select the file you put in a file from your Desktop
-Click Save,Rehash, and Resign and you're done.____________________
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Blinky's way works fine! Now I just need to find a purna save with maxed skills!
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Two Upstate schools have joined forces to help treat student athletes.
Spartanburg Methodist College and Sherman College of Chiropractic have entered into a three-year agreement to allow Sherman students to treat SMC student-athletes.
The agreement provides for Sherman student interns, under the direction of faculty, to work with SMC's athletic trainers and medical staff and provide chiropractic care for Pioneer athletes at the school's athletic offices.
Dr. Adam Morrell, dean of clinics at Sherman, said the interns will help provide spinal analyses and adjustments, while working closely with faculty. They will also use the student-athletes for research studies.
About three interns travel to SMC twice a week, Morrell said, and meet with athletes suffering pain or discomfort. More than 30 interns in total will be involved in the program.
Given the time of year, most of the student-athletes have been baseball or softball players, officials said. Treatment is optional, but in the first few weeks, the number of participating Pioneers has grown based largely on referrals from other students.
"We basically have grown every single week," Morrell said.
The service comes at no charge to the Pioneers because it is mutually beneficial, Morrell said, as it give students the opportunity to work with real-world athletic injuries.
"They're seeing a patient population that's different from our patient population," Morrell said, referring to the patient's at Sherman's campus clinic. "They're getting exposed to different cases and working in a more integrated environment."
In a statement, SMC athletic director Tim Wallace praised the partnership.
"Anything we can do to benefit our student-athletes' health and performance is good, and this relationship with Sherman should prove more than beneficial," he said. "I look forward to seeing the positive effects that chiropractic care has on the performance of the Pioneers."
Morrell said only upper classmen are permitted to participate from Sherman and added that he hoped the partnership would eventually become permanent.
"It seems to be very well embraced by all parties," he said. "The athletes are very much on board. This is really one of those agreements where we can share resources for the benefit of the community."
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A sixth straight month of solid 200,000-plus job growth in July reinforced growing evidence that the U.S. economy is accelerating after five years of sluggish expansion.
Employers added 209,000 jobs last month. Though that was fewer than in the previous three months, the economy has now produced an average 244,000 jobs a month since February — the best six-month string in eight years.
At the same time, most economists don't think the pace of job growth is enough to cause the Federal Reserve to speed up its timetable for raising interest rates. Most still think the Fed will start raising rates to ward off inflation around mid-2015.
The Labor Department's jobs report Friday pointed to an economy that has bounced back with force after a grim start to the year and is expected to sustain its strength into 2015. Economists generally expect it to grow at a 3 percent annual rate in the second half of this year after expanding 4 percent in the second quarter. Consumer spending is rising, manufacturing is expanding rapidly and auto sales are up.
"There is no doubt that the economy and the labor market have been strengthening," said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at California State University's Smith School of Business. "People are rejoining the labor force. All these factors point to moderate, but sustained economic growth in 2014."
Speaking with reporters Friday afternoon, President Barack Obama declared that the economy "is clearly getting stronger. ... Our engines are revving a little bit louder."
In an encouraging sign, more people without jobs have started to look for one — a shift that nudged up the unemployment rate in July to 6.2 percent from 6.1 percent in June. Most of those who began searching last month didn't find jobs. But the increase suggests they're more optimistic about their prospects. The jobless aren't counted as unemployed unless they're actively seeking work.
Americans' paychecks, though, are barely growing. That helps give the Fed leeway to keep its benchmark short-term rate near zero without worrying so much about higher inflation.
Investors were unimpressed by Friday's data. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 69 points, and broader indexes also dropped. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note dipped, suggesting less concern about a Fed rate increase.
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Guys, Are you holding it? or take 1/2 off the table???
refilled ugaz @18.96 15 mins ago, now it's running. makes me want to sell it.
sold ugaz 19.7, a quick $700+.
If you took 1/2 off, this is time to buy back again.
Take care,
Duy, weren't you saying that it will be $30 in 2 weeks about 3 weeks ago. Can you please share your new thoughts on this?
I would dump it completely. They pushed the price up a bit artificially by capping production, but we are awash in NG, and weather up north is warmer than "usual". Unless you get really frigid weather moving in, it is not going anywhere. 30s is out of the question. Winter is more than half over, and that is when prices are supposed to be highest, but this has fallen from $36 to $20 @ a time when it is normally peaking. It peaked in November this year.
me too, just holding. I didnt add on the 15% drop yesterday, should have, but didnt.
Wait until people digest the -135 bcf number. This is a huge number. It is about 3.75% of the total NG in the storage (East + West + Producing). Then they will chase NG next week. Remember on Jan 2nd, I said those 2 analysts wrote the articles about NG. They did what the boss wanted and were very convincing. They got paid. Now, the boss got or covered all shares he/she wanted. Everyone is happy.
When I read a few lines in the articles, I recognize what they tried to do. I bought 2.5k, then the next day bought another 1.5k #$%$ lower price.
Plus my previous buy 500 shares when I started to look into it.
Take care,
I am holding 4.5k #$%$ 19.2s AVG. No action at this point.


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Institute on California and the West Railroaded Workshop, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, July 9, 2011: Capitalism, Counterfactuals, and the National State: Reflections on Richard White's Railroaded
Carpenter, Daniel, California History
I approach my remarks with a bit of trepidation. Like many of you in this room, I consider Richard White one of my intellectual heroes; I've been selling his work to political scientists for the past eight years. I teach his writings in my classes at Harvard, and I've had the privilege of seeing parts of this book take shape. I'm tempted, therefore, to spend the next half hour praising the book in the language and undiluted cheer with which the transcontinentals hawked their securities and their bonanza tracts. But I'm not going to do that, in part because I perceive that this session is about not only what White has written and published, but also what he is working on now, namely a synthetic account of U.S. history from 1866 to 1896. This period encompasses what is commonly known as the Gilded Age, though by the time White is done, I suspect we'll perceive it, as we now do the transcontinentals, differently.
Railroaded. It's a beautiful and imposing final product. Before discussing it, let me offer an important caveat; I'll propose another at the conclusion of my remarks. Every concern or lament you're about to hear has one or both of two properties. Either (i) it's a concern that afflicts my own scholarship, so much so that there are pieces I'd like to have back, or (ii) it reflects the kind of shortcoming that is only possible when an author has so transcended the limits of what was heretofore imaginable that weaknesses emerge only in relation to the new standard established. For example, when the sportscaster laments that with Michael Jordan focusing more and more on his defensive play, he isn't dunking with his usual pomp and flair. When your game gets as multidimensional as White's does in Railroaded, it's easy to emphasize the shortcomings that exist only because the performer is bringing a part of artistry into view that neither he nor anyone else has shown you before.
So what are some of contributions of this book? First among them is that Railroaded gives us a new set of lenses for understanding industrial capitalism, particularly infrastructure capitalism, during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This is not Alfred Chandler's story. (1) and it sure as hell isn't Milton Friedman's, either. (2) Neither the reputed organizational rationality of the railroads nor the claimed economic and social dynamism they supposedly unleashed survives White's exhaustive and careful narrative. The transcontinentals were institutional anarchies. Their founders leeched vast profits from the sick corporate hosts they left for dead. And the railroads overbuilt in ways that collectively harmed millions of Americans in diverse but tangible ways. A counterfactual history--a history that did not happen but certainly could have--is entertained, one that forces us to rethink the way that America modernized, indeed that compels us to rethink the meaning of that modernity.
There is an obvious and tempting tie-in here to recent events. Yet it's too alluring to draw those parallels far beyond their plausible value. Readers will see the same combination of hubris, of shell enterprises or newly created financial instruments, of the oversizing of an industry (then the transcontinentals, now finance) whose contributions to national economic and general welfare were overstated. Today's economic crisis has jolted the academy in pretty important ways, not least by endowing the nascent field of behavioral economics with new legitimacy. I recently joined a behavioral economics group, and besides learning that what now goes by the name of behavioral economics was, thirty years ago, called cognitive psychology, I've also learned that, while promising, much of behavioral economics research misses the point of what just happened. It's absolutely true that cognitive limitations are all around us, worth studying for their own sake, and a necessary part of the story of the past three years or thirty years. Yet, if behavioral economics is going to start making sense of financial crises and the worlds they emerge from and destroy, it's going to have to import the kind of relational perspective found in this book. …


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'How long will this last, this delicious feeling of being alive, of having penetrated the veil which hides beauty and the wonders of celestial vistas? It doesn't matter, as there can be nothing but gratitude for even a glimpse of what exists for those who can become open to it.'
- Alexander Shulgin
"My heart is ever at your service."
-William Shakespear
'Why is it so painful to watch a person sink? Because there is something unnatural in it, for nature demands personal progress, evolution, and every backward step means wasted energy.'
- August Strindberg
Man cannot make a worm, yet he will make gods by the dozen.
Michel de Montaigne (1533 –1592)
"the democrats are the party that says government
will make you taller, richer, smarter and remove the crabgrass from your yard.
the republicans are the party that says government
doesn't work and then they get elected and prove it".
- p.j. o'rourke
'It's so easy for propaganda to work, and dissent to be mocked.'
- Harold Pinter
All you have to do is say so
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|Wave Energy Converter and Transmission - A wave energy converter includes a buoy and a power takeoff. A driveshaft in the power takeoff is driven to rotate by movements of the buoy and is mechanically coupled to an electric generator through a planetary gearbox and drives it for generating electric current at an even level, while storing excess energy in an energy accumulation device. The energy accumulation device is coupled to the generator through another part of the planetary gearbox for driving the generator during the other of the rising and sinking movements with continued torque, rotation speed and rotational direction. Major portions of the driveshaft can be located at a radial distance of the generator, allowing the generator and also components coupling the rotation of the portions of the driveshaft to the generator to be located in a sealed space, the only bearings that have to be sealed to the water being those that support said portions of the driveshaft. Also, the buoy can be divided in a front buoy and a rear buoy, the power takeoff including counterweight and anchor drums mounted in the front buoy. A counterweight constituting the accumulation device can then be suspended from a sheave mounted to the rear buoy.
|Wave Power Plant and Transmission - A wave energy converter includes a buoy and a transmission unit. In the transmission unit there is a driveshaft, which is driven to rotate either when the buoy rises or sinks, yet always in the same direction. The driveshaft is mechanically coupled to one of the rotating parts of an electric generator and drives this to generate electric current. Further on there is an energy accumulation device, which is also coupled to the driveshaft to accumulate energy when the buoy rises or sinks and the driveshaft rotates and which is then used to drive the generator at the other of the rising and sinking motions. The coupling between the energy accumulation device and the driveshaft can go by the generator's second rotatable part, the air gap between the generator's parts and the generator's first part. The coupling over the air gap gives a torque, which drives the second part to rotate along and which also counteracts the rotation of the driveshaft. The generator's second part is driven by the energy accumulation device to rotate in the other direction, when the torque from the driveshaft does not exceed the counteracting torque.


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Embarking on a cult classic with their debut, In Search Of…, The Neptunes' rock-band alias, N*E*R*D, has yet to recapture the success of that first record. Perhaps it's the ever-changing styles of the Chad and Pharrell, always pushing the envelope to turn the industry on it's ear, whether producing for Clipse or Madonna. After amazing audiences with their recent Madonna LP, one could only guess what they had in store for the new N*E*R*D album, Seeing Sounds.
Well, we hate to break it to the Madonna fans who loved The Neptunes' interpretation of what pop music should sound like, and we hate to break it to the In Search Of fans who wanted another extra smedium t-shirt club-dude record, as this is something else entirely. As you might be able to tell from the album's lead single, "Everybody Nose", the duo have thrown caution to the wind in regards to producing anything close to what you would expect. Here, the beat packs a heavy cello bassline and horn stabs, perhaps more suited for a 1994 Rakim than, well, all the girls standing in the line for the bathroom. Despite the fact that its a dope single with a great concept behind it (there's a coke machine in the women's bathroom at every club, apparently), the single has failed to make any significant impact outside of the cool-people circles.
But that's fine with N*E*R*D, as they've got their hands in everyone else's pockets. An album like Seeing Sounds is looked at as an offshoot project where they really can allow their creative juices to flow. That being said, we get to see all kinds of sounds on this LP, for better or for worse.
"Windows" is a bit of a catchy, radio friendly contemporary rock song that channels a bit of Lenny Kravitz with Pharrell's wailing, despite it's overdone eyes / windows metaphor. They flip the script without warning, diving headfirst into "Anti-Matter", a strange culmination of sleezy guitars, dirty south bounce, drum & bass rhythms. Here Pharrell's condescending rhymes mesh perfectly with the rest of the beat, making perhaps one of the albums best tracks. "Spaz" is another curve ball, again utilizing jungle beats and off kilter, NIN-esque guitar licks, complete with trademark N.E.R.D. soft-rock breakdown.
The jazzy "Yeah You" is a humorous rant to the text-happy groupies that won't leave Pharrell alone; and it works in some capacity despite P's usual strange language and sentence assembly. "Sooner Or Later" is another piano ballad, in the tradition of last album's "Maybe", however comes off as a rehash of that track.
It's pretty easy to pick up on the group's influences this time around. The sound of The Police is heard in the droning "Happy", and later on the discoed-out and better executed "You Know What". "Killjoy" is a lot of fun, the theme song to the imaginary film of the same name, playing like a deep, early Jamiroquai album cut, with a funky, moving bassline and percussion drums galore.
All in all, Seeing Sounds has it's moments, but doesn't play that well as an album. There is definitely a lot of creativity here, and they are pushing the envelope in the sounds they toy with here. However, it's obvious they don't care about the outcome of this record, using it is almost an experimentation ground for what kind of styles they can (or cannot) flex on the next Justin Timberlake album. After developing a signature sound on their first record, In Search Of, it's hard not to yearn for that early sound that they have obviously moved far beyond from. – Pizzo
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EIH | Holdings In Company | RNS
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EIH plc ("EIH")
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EIH has received notification from Weiss Asset Management LP ("Weiss") that the percentage shareholdings of two private investment funds, Brookdale Global Opportunity Fund, a Cayman Islands company, and Brookdale International Partners, L.P., a New York Limited Partnership, are now as follows:
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Brookdale Global Opportunity Fund
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The investments of both funds are managed by Weiss; Weiss does not hold any interest in EIH's shares on its own behalf.
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EIH plc is a private equity investment company. The Company's objective is to make indirect investments in Indian private equity funds and companies via Mauritian based investment funds and to also co-invest directly in certain portfolio companies of the underlying funds. The Company is focused on maximizing total returns through investing in an Indian private equity portfolio of investments. more »
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BARRE A Barre Town man has pleaded not guilty to having sex with a 15-year-old girl.
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According to the police affidavit, police were notified that the girl was having sex with an adult by the name of Chris. Police say they met Osborne and he admitted having sex with the girl one time in March while his girlfriend was across the street. Osborne told police he felt connected to the girl and said he did not know it was illegal to have sex with a girl under 16, according to the affidavit.
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