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On May 18, the Lakeland Police Department officially formed the cold-case team of Detective Scott Kercher and Detective Brad Grice. In light of this recent focus on cold cases and attention by the State Attorney's Office and The Ledgers series on cold cases, "It takes a community to solve a murder", an indictment was served yesterday on Sylvester Nathaniel Smith, 32 yrs old, for First Degree Murder. We are hoping that this is one many cases to come as a result of the newly formed Cold Case Unit.
On October 24, 2013 at approximately 10:12 p.m., several 911 calls were received about gunshots in the area of Gilmore Avenue and Parker Street. Patrol Officers responded and upon arrival located, Thomas Howard Garrison, 43 yrs old, with two gunshot wounds. Garrison was found lying at the end of the driveway at 708 East Parker Street. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Sylvester Nathaniel Smith is already incarcerated in the Polk County Jail on 3cts of Aggravated Battery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. These charges stem from a January 19th shooting at the Elks Lodge; 1026 N. Texas Avenue in which one victim was shot 5 times, another victim 1 time and a bystander was hit in the face with the handgun knocking him to the ground. Smith was identified as the suspect in that case and has been in jail.
No other details are being released on the indictment at this time. A copy is attached.
On March 31, at 7:55 a.m., the Lakeland Police Department received a call in reference to an adult male found deceased in a ditch in the area of 1100 Prospect Street. The Violent Crimes Detectives responded to the scene and canvassed the area for witnesses as well as looking for any additional evidence. The State Attorney's Office and Medical Examiner responded to the scene to assist with the investigation. The autopsy performed later in the evening revealed that the victim had been shot numerous times. Detectives are not releasing how many times he was shot at this time. The victim has been identified as Demetrice Tavontate Stacy, B/M, DOB 9/14/91, 1437 North Webster Avenue, Lakeland, Fla.
This is investigation is still ongoing at this time and there have been no arrest. Anyone with information can call the Lakeland Police Department at 834-8950.
On Saturday, March 8, 2014, at approximately 8:23 p.m., the Lakeland Police Department responded to 833 N. Florence Avenue in reference to a homicide. Inside the dwelling officers discovered Gregory Allen Ross Jr. (B/M 06/17/94) deceased from apparent gunshot wounds. At the time of the homicide, the dwelling was being utilized as an illegal drug distribution point commonly known as a drug trap house. Evidence found inside the dwelling included firearms and illegal drugs. Crime scene personnel recovered spent bullet casings and projectiles inside the dwelling.
On Monday, March 10, 2014, an autopsy was conducted at the Medical Examiner's Office by Dr. Nelson. The results of the procedure identified five gunshot wounds to the decedent, to include shots to the head and upper torso area.
According to two witnesses that were in the dwelling prior to the homicide, only four people were inside which consisted of: Jimmy Brown, the decedent and two witnesses. Both witnesses had left the dwelling when they heard five separate gunshots. One of the witnesses returned to the dwelling and observed Jimmy Brown running out the front door. The witness followed Jimmy Brown for several blocks before catching up with him. The witness stated that Jimmy Brown told him he had robbed the decedent of an amount of drugs, to include powder cocaine, crack cocaine and marijuana, which he showed the witness. Jimmy Brown told the witness he accidentally shot the decedent during a struggle.
Detectives obtained the arrest warrant on March 11th and attempted to locate Brown at various locations throughout the evening. Jimmy Brown later turned himself in at the Lakeland Police Department yesterday evening without incident and was later transported to the Polk County Jail.
Brown was charged with Murder in the 1st Degree with a Firearm, Armed Robbery with a Firearm and Witness Tampering.
Update on Homicide Case - Gregory Allen Ross, 19 yrs old.
The location the victim was shot at, 833 N. Florence Avenue is what is commonly called a "Trap House" (Term used to define a crack house, or the surroundings in which a drug dealer would use to make their profit).
Items of evidentiary value were located in the house which would indicate drug activity. No other details will be discussed on items located inside the house.
On 2/28/14 at 11:23 p.m., the Lakeland Police Department responded to the Lakeland Regional Medical Center (LRMC) in reference to Ross being shot in the right thigh. Ross stated that while walking west on 13th Street near Kettles Avenue, he heard what sounded like "firecrackers" and then realized he had been shot. Ross walked to LRMC at this time. Ross stated he saw no vehicle or person that could have caused this injury. Officers discovered dark marks near his wound that were consistent with stippling (Shots fired from close range leaving marks are discolorations of the skin caused by burning gunpowder) indicating the injury was self-inflicted or by an "unknown" person up close. Ross gave several conflicting statements to responding officers at LRMC.
Detectives are still working the case, attending the autopsy today and following up on leads. Anyone with additional information on this case should call Det. Hurley at 863-834-8973.


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The TM's were very well done in my opinion. I liked the variety. The game itself seems to pace itself in handing out 'good' TM's as well unlike previous games where it seemed to be that finding one, you'll soon find a dozen.
The HM's were not so good. I was happy to see Flash go (who wasn't) but replacing it with Defog was just a kick in the teeth. To further that they made Flash a TM, and improved its accuracy! That really, really annoyed me.
Rock Climb was well, I dunno. Bibarel can learn it, so I guess I can't complain about that. I was relatively happy with the change from Gen III though I would have lived to have seen Dive kept. Understandbly there is a lot less water in Sinnoh but still, that part of the game in Ruby/Sapphire and Emerald was just the best. Say what you want about Hoenn's water routes but I love them!
I don't know what's the more pointless and annoying HM, Defog or Whirlpool.
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What McCain Is Being Asked To Do Now
Working bipartisan is something that was demanded of people this election. People claimed McCain, being a clone of Bush, couldn't do it.
Working bipartisan is something that was demanded of people this election. People claimed McCain, being a clone of Bush, couldn't do it.
I understand why some folks voted Libertarian. I was confronted this year with a US House race (FL-15) where a qualified independent candidate was running. I feared that the Democrat Dr. Blythe, a Planned Parenthood supporter, could win without my vote for the GOP Posey (who won). Consider these cases from this 2008 election yesterday: If 90% of those 29,000 who voted for Barr (L) | Read More »
p class="MsoNormal" style="0in 0in 0pt;">John McCain ran an honorable campaign, but still came up short. Any Republican would have trouble in this environment, with the state of the economy, the President's approval rating, the inter-party battle for the nomination, and the lack of major domestic achievements in President Bush's second term all were millstones around McCain's neck. Were this 2000 or 2004, Senator McCain arguably | Read More »
Back when I was a student of political science, we spent a lot of time discussing the bell curve theory of American politics. The idea was simple. Americans are supposedly arrayed along an ideological spectrum. The vast majority of voters are in the center, while small numbers lurk out at the edges. So, the theory goes, the winning party will be the one that finds | Read More »
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/05/obama-wins-presidency/ Obama offers key post to Emanuel http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/05/one-obamas-first-meetings-big-donors/ Obama post-speech meeting: Big Donors http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/05/election-roils-gop-leaders/ Election roils GOP leaders http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/05/crowds-dc-join-celebration/ Crowds in D.C. join celebration http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/05/curtain-going-up-on-campaign-2012/ PRUDEN: Curtain rising on Campaign '12 Maria Stainer Assistant Managing Editor Continuous News Desk The Washington Times http://www.washingtontimes.com
Though I would have preferred a more conservative candidate, I have nothing but admiration now for John S. McCain. I have been following politics since 1960, and rarely if ever have I seen a man put more energy into his campaign – even campaigning until the polls closed on election day. I have quibbles with the campaign of course, but in summary I think we | Read More »
We are not alone in our sadness.
The election is over, and the American people have spoken; the results are clear. As expected, Obama is the President-Elect by a fairly significant margin. Now that we have completed this election cycle, it is time to reflect. As many of you have done, I have come to several conclusions about the election and its result. We need to consider where we go from here, | Read More »
Originally published by Mike "gamecock" DeVine as Charlotte Law and Civil Rights Examiner for Examiner.com The American people have chosen a new Chief Magistrate. Congratulations to President-Elect Barack Hussein Obama. All Americans of faith should pray for him and his family despite any political differences. He defeated a true American hero and worthy opponent in John McCain. My candidate lost, but We the People have | Read More »
The electorate voted for change yesterday. Now we will see what kind of change they will get. We will also see that with change comes opportunity. First, a mea culpa…
726 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY November 5, 2008 MORNING UPDATE: MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS made a valiant effort to fend off a national 'anti-Republican' tsunami. I can't say strongly enough how proud I am of the individual efforts by so many of our Republican grass-root supporters. As I traveled the state this last week on our 'Fight to the Finish Tour,' there was story after story of | Read More »
Another election over and another tough year for Republicans. Indiana one of the most reliable Republican states in the past has just given its 11 electoral votes to Obama, but why and how? I have been coming to this site now for years and after every election I see the exact same entries, but no one seems to understand. Indiana itself is not a Republican | Read More »
Democrats, read it and rejoice. Americans, who love our Constitution and freedoms–disaster. George Bush was criticized for instituting a police state by wire tapping in foreign nations and for a prison in Cuba. Obama now proclaims that he will create a brown-shirt style police force right here on American soil–but no one cares. Shall we expect the Black Panthers to even change their uniforms? The | Read More »
Alas the election is over and Barack Obama should be congratulated as the 44th POTUS. Though it looks pretty glum around camp GOP there are some positive things to consider in McCain's defeat. Faced with massive Democratic majorities in Congress, McCain would have had to track to the center just to get anything done. Out of a sense of obligation to their president, the Republicans | Read More »
Keep this centrist-moderate thing that totally alienates the base going Continue to Nominate Uninspiring Elderly Bob Dole Clones Continue to Run Away from Critical Social Issues that Resonate with Working Class Americans Like Abortion, Gay Marriage, and Gun Control. Keep Treating the Liberal Media like they don't work for the DNC Continue to Empower and Laud RINO politicians Never Actually RUN on a Winning Platform | Read More »


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The Israeli government was prepared to extend the settlement freeze by three months but the American administration decided at the last moment to change course, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this week.
A senior Israeli minister has warned that the "whole world", led by the United States, may back a unilateral declaration of Palestinian statehood if Israel does not commit to peace talks.
Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, the Trade and Industry Minister and a veteran Labour Party politician, said talks with the Palestinians must resume, even if Israel were forced to renew a freeze on settlement construction in the West Bank.
His warning, delivered to cabinet colleagues on Sunday, is the first admission by a senior Israeli official of a potential rift with its key ally.
Following its failure to secure a second settlement freeze, the Obama administration is now pushing for indirect talks over the "core" issues between Israel and the Palestinians.
The senior US negotiator George Mitchell resumed the "shuttle diplomacy" between Jerusalem and Ramallah this week, after four fruitless months spent trying to enable direct talks.
Mr Mitchell and the Prime Minister met for over three hours on Monday in a meeting that, according to Israeli sources, was mainly dedicated to "working out a new procedure for the negotiations with the Palestinians".
It has been a mixed couple of weeks for the Palestinian Authority. With the breakdown of peace talks they have managed to land the blame where most of the world was only too ready to place it anyway: it's Israel's fault because of the settlements, and not theirs for their refusal to negotiate without pre-conditions.
Israel's refusal to change its position on settlement building has prompted criticism from members of the European Union and the United Nations.
The rebukes came as Israeli envoy Yitzhak Molcho flew to Washington to discuss the progress of the peace process at meetings with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Middle East George Mitchell.
On the same day Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak met Thursday with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.
EU High Representative Catherine Ashton said that the EU considered settlements an obstacle to peace.
Two weeks ago we were prophesying that a deal on a second freeze of settlement building and a return to direct talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority was a matter of days away. But on Tuesday, the White House unofficially admitted that there was no hope for a settlement moratorium and that it would return to pursuing peace through indirect talks between the sides.
Last week's comprehensive survey of Palestinian public opinion conducted on behalf of the left-leaning Israel Project makes for sober reading for anyone holding out hope that the Palestinians are genuinely interested in a lasting peace.
Most worrying of all were multiple findings showing that solid majorities among them have no intention whatsoever of living side by side with Israel in a long-term peace based on a two-state solution.
One of British Jewry's most senior leaders this week shattered a longstanding taboo by publicly criticising Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the peace process, voicing moral reservations about some of Israel's policies, and calling for criticism of Israel to be voiced freely throughout thecommunity.
Kicking, struggling and protesting, Benjamin Netanyahu has been dragged across the Rubicon. He may still try to swim back.


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After double-crossing Gu Jin, master of the Space Beast, the crew of the Aeschylus set off for an out-of-the-way sector, aiming for the asteroid belt in a dead system to investigate a Pre-Scream dome built onto and into an asteroid.
The crew arrived and investigated, finding themselves facing danger and mystery in a long-abandoned pleasure dome. Long story short, the crew looted some valuable items from the dome, fought and defeated the Space Beast, but not before Gu Jin launched a nuclear strike against the dome, destroying just minutes after the away team managed to escape.
The crew of the Aeschylus decided to take over the Space Beast and become independent contractors. They repaired the damage to the Space Beast and set off with plans to pull a get-rich-quick heist. Various dangerous acts of sabotage took place, and the crew discovered that Gu Jin had managed to hide aboard the Space Beast, avoiding the fate of the rest of his crew.
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Is it coincidence that the Sprint Cup Chase heads to the hottest place in NASCAR just when the suits in Daytona would like you to think that the playoff pressure is heating up for Jimmy Johnson and Carl Edwards? I think not.
You gotta give Edwards and crew chief Bob Osborne credit. They aren't holding anything back in their attempt to make a game out of this Chase thing. Between banzai passes and high-stakes fuel strategies, the Office Depot Racing team is hangin' it out.
The 2008 Chase has become - perhaps always was - a classic Chevy vs Ford battle. Dodge never showed and Toyota, strangely, never contended.
Last night's live radio version of the Fast Lap was a classic battle too. Steve put up a good fight, only to be over-matched by his more experienced, and intelligent, opposition - me. At least that's what I think. We'll put our opinions up here later but in the meantime, we'd like to see yours. Here you go. Batter up!
1: NASCAR is backing off its 24 practice dates in 2009 strategy. What is the right number?
2: What was Greg Biffle REALLY asking after the race by wondering how the #99 team got 8 more laps to a tank of fuel than his #16 team?
3: Dale Earnhardt Jr. said the season is too long. If it is, what is the right number?
4: Should there be any concern in the Joe Gibbs Racing organization over Joey Logano's lack of performance in their cars?
Four Fast Laps but you only get a hundred words or less to respond to the questions. After that, the gloves are off and you can defend your position just like David Gilliland or Scott Speed. And nobody will sanction you even a little bit. Come on, we want to argue with you.
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Al Zollar, will be collaborating with thought leaders at CIOsynergy on May 6. One of the topics Al will be talking with other CIOs about is how building a dynamic infrastructure can help CIOs free up more of their time to focus on innovation and driving competitive advantage.

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<stockticker />IBM</stockticker /> has been working with many companies and CIOs to help them to realize their part in the Smarter Planet, and address the challenges of this environment with such capabilities as Integrated Service Management, Cloud, Security, and Virtualization delivered via our extensive portfolio of hardware, software, and services. Our offerings help our customers create that flexible, dynamic infrastructure that frees up CIOs to innovate, and create the breakthrough services that make them more competitive.

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Al Zollar, General Manager of Tivoli Software, will be attending CIOsynergy, <date>May 6, 2010</date>. In addition to networking with CIO's from multiple industries worldwide to exchange insights and discuss solutions for the future, Al will share his thoughts about the emerging Smarter Planet and how it is changing the role of the CIO.

Some of the insights Mr. Zollar will be sharing come from the CIO study <stockticker>IBM</stockticker> conducted in 2009, based on surveys of more than 2,500 CIOs.

The CIO study underscores the fact that the role of the Chief Information Officer is changing dramatically. In addition to being IT experts, today's most successful CIO's are also business leaders who are actively engaged in setting strategy, enabling flexibility and change, and solving business problems, not just IT problems.

As the lines between business and IT blur, CIO's recognize the critical role service delivery plays in how their companies do business and generate revenue. And, as the world becomes more instrumented, interconnected and intelligent, the way services are designed, delivered and managed is rapidly changing too.

Physical assets are being transformed into smart, digitally-aware assets that can receive and emit data and connect with one another, allowing people, systems and objects to communicate and interact in entirely new ways.

As a result of the interconnection of these instrumented and intelligent devices, great breakthroughs in service innovation are creating new opportunities for people and businesses worldwide.

With these new opportunities also comes increased complexity and risk. And this puts new requirements on our business and technology infrastructures.

CIOs are faced with important objectives that often seem to clash: How can we support the introduction of new services while avoiding the disruption of existing services? How can I reduce costs while improving services? How will I balance the need to influence business strategy with the need to provide top-notch IT support? To respond to these conflicting objectives, successful CIO's are blending three pairs of roles that seem contradictory, but are actually complimentary. At any given time, a CIO is:

An Insightful Visionary and Able Pragmatist, whose focus is making innovation real

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Integrated Service Management can help CIO's achieve their dual focus of IT expert and business leader. Integrated Service Management helps the:

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Find out more about the changing role of the CIO.

Read the CIO Study.

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Talking Baseball With Bob Melvin
Not a lot of people in Major League Baseball get to play for or manage teams on their home turf. Bob Melvin has done both.
The Palo Alto native and former San Francisco Giants catcher is starting his first full season as manager of the Oakland Athletics. He joined the team as its interim skipper last June, after manager Bob Geren was fired, and three months later signed a three-year contract.
That brought Mr. Melvin, 50 years old, back to the region where he attended Menlo-Atherton High School, the University of California, Berkeley, and Cañada College. He played mostly as a backup catcher for seven teams in an 11-year career before managing the Seattle Mariners and Arizona Diamondbacks.
Mr. Melvin is now hoping to guide Oakland to its first winning season since 2006. He finished his partial season with the A's with a 47-52 record last year, when the movie "Moneyball" revived national interest in the team.
At the team's spring-training facility in Phoenix, Mr. Melvin discussed the challenges of performing in front of family and friends, as well as the coming baseball season.
WSJ: Who did you cheer for growing up?
Mr. Melvin: I cheered for, you name it. I was a Warrior fan, but then I was a Raider fan when I needed to be, a 49er fan when I needed to be, a Giant fan when I needed to be and an A's fan when I needed to be.
WSJ: The A's won three straight World Series, from 1972 to 1974, when you were growing up. Do you remember that?
'There's a part of our fan base that's, say, rowdier than on the East Coast. If we got 10,000 people in the stands, it sounds like 15,000 or 20,000.'
Mr. Melvin: I do. I actually went to two of those World Series.
WSJ: You played for the Detroit Tigers before coming back to the Bay Area to play for the Giants. Was it easier for you to play here because you had the support system, or was it more stressful because of your friends and family?
Mr. Melvin: I think a little of both. One, it's great that you're a hometown guy playing for your hometown team. When you struggle, it's harder to struggle in your hometown. And therefore, for me as a player, at that time in my life when I was a younger player, it was more difficult. I was better off playing somewhere else.
WSJ: You played for teams all over the country. What's the difference between fans on the West Coast and East Coast?
Mr. Melvin: I think in general West Coast people are more laid-back than East Coast people. And I think to an extent maybe that rolls over into a fan base where there might be a little bit more laid-back fans in the West than there are on the East. I don't want to say "passionate." I want to say…what's the word I'm looking for?
WSJ: Maybe I'll put it this way: I don't see fans booing their own team on the West Coast as much as they do on the East Coast.
Mr. Melvin: Yeah, definitely. But I'll tell you what: I think the A's fans are a little different. I think there's a part of our fan base that's, say, rowdier than on the East Coast. If we got 10,000 people in the stands, it sounds like 15,000 or 20,000, because the fans that we do have in Oakland are very passionate about the A's.
WSJ: Your big off-season signing, outfielder Yoenis Céspedes, has been in the U.S. for less than a month after defecting from Cuba. How do you make him feel comfortable here?
Mr. Melvin: I make sure I get him in [my office] almost every day with his translator, and I talk to him on a personal level, not necessarily on a baseball level. How's he doing off the field? What's he eating? Where's he going? Those type of things. I think him being on a baseball field is probably his most comfortable place right now. That's his solace. That's where he goes out there and his instincts take over. I want him to know that I worry about him off the field, where it can be more difficult for a guy like that being dropped into an environment that he's never had to deal with before.
WSJ: Your other big off-season signing, superstar Manny Ramirez, has been chatting with Céspedes during batting practice and in the locker room. Did you ask Ramirez to mentor Céspedes?
Mr. Melvin: I wanted to see how it went first, and [Ramirez] took to it right away. I did discuss with Manny that I really appreciate what you're doing with him, because that's probably the one player that [Céspedes] really knows in this locker room, and respects.
WSJ: A's fans have a sort of underdog mentality that perhaps comes from "Moneyball." Is that fair to say?
Mr. Melvin: Where we are in our history right now, we're a little bit more underdogs right now. Since we've been in Oakland, it's been 14 western division titles, six pennants, four World Series. So it's a terrific history that the A's have. This is a terrific organization. Now, we are not at our high point right now. But any business, any organization, any company goes through highs and lows. And we will be back again.
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Despite the name American Bandstand, the show that Dick Clark created featured many performances by Canadians. Another interesting quality about the show was that Clark would take the time after bands performed to interview them. These were comfortable yet to-the-point exchanges that exposed Clark's personal relationship with many of the bands, as well as his genuine curiosity and the solid interviewing skills he picked up in his radio days.
The Dick Clark Productions YouTube page is a treasure trove of the man's entire career, with over 200 interviews in the American Bandstand section alone. As tribute to his support of the Canadian music industry, we thought we'd pluck out five interviews from American Bandstand that he conducted with Canadians.
Bryan Adams
Randy Bachman
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This article explains how you can install additional remote Enterprise Consoles on your network in order to manage Sophos from other computers. One reason to do this is to delegate tasks to other users, it also saves you having to log on to the Sophos management server. First seen in Enterprise Console 4.5.0
See the Advanced startup guide for the version of Enterprise Console you are running. These guides can be found in the Documentation section of the website. Important: You need to install the same version of Enterprise Console as is running on your management server.
If the Sophos Management server is running on a Windows 2008 server, or a server with a firewall blocking inbound connections you may have to add a firewall rule to allow DCOM communication from the remote console to the management server. Instructions on how to add an inbound DCOM rule to the Windows 2008 firewall are below.
Note: If you have Enterprise Console v5.x installed Sophos Patch communication should also be allowed. The port you need to exclude depends on what was selected during the installation of the main console. For more information on the port Sophos Patch uses see article 114182.
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This link shows a roster of 100+ athletes competing for UA, which obviously means that walk-ons are listed on the rosters too.
This link lists exactly who left the Alabama football team and their reason for doing so.
JoJo used this Mark Schlabach quote earlier in the thread, I think the same applies to Alabama.
There is a lot of money to be made by writing negative stories about Auburn (true or not). Our audience wants to read dirt on Auburn so we give them what they want. This is not NPR. ESPN is a business and we have to do what is best for our bottom line.
But hey, at least you're trolling in a thread that is somewhat content appropriate this time.
On the trolling, I'm trying to have a civil discussion. I'd appreciate you leave the personal attacks out. I'm just looking for proof that I shouldn't trust these trained doctors' opinions, as you seem to be implying.
At least your attmpt at "civil discussion" is in a somewhat context appropriate thread tortured and transparent as it is.
Seems to me someone may adjust their standards of credibility as to satisfy their own desires. But that's just my opinion, though I'm sure that doesn't level with the scrutiny at which you apply to all things that don't suit your prerogative.
Again, I'm simply looking for evidence as to why I should not trust these doctors. Until you can provide that, I'll go ahead and trust the trained physicians. And must you resort to snide commentary at the end of each post? Let's be adults.
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Suffice it to say things did not go according to plan for coach Charley Molnar and UMass in the opener against UConn.
The Minutemen lost 37-0 to the Huskies. They had a grand total of three first downs, 3 net yards rushing and 56 net yards passing.
"I don't feel good about our team's performance," Molnar said after practice Wednesday. "Obviously, after you lose and never give yourself a chance to compete, as a coach you can't feel good about it."
Then Molnar noted what he did feel good about.
"Our team fought hard through four quarters, the guys never quit," he said. "It was disappointing but we've already moved past that, we're really focused now on Indiana."
Molnar hopes that his young team will benefit from the experience -- and from getting out the jitters of the first game on the new stage.
"Part of it is when you're playing with so many freshmen, true freshmen and redshirt freshmen, the only way you can improve is just to get experience," he said. "We've worked hard each day we've been out there. I think some of these players are better players than they were when we played Thursday night.
"Obviously their skill sets are just starting to develop. That alone will make us a better football team."
UMass was scheduled to practice last Friday, the day after the opener, regardless of the outcome. Molnar said his message to the team was simple.
"Don't let UConn beat you twice. They already beat you once," he said. "I think after we got through Friday's practice, as the afternoon went along the guys' intensity and spirit picked up."
Next up is the home opener, the first game UMass will play as an FBS team in its new home venue, Gillette Stadium. Indiana comes to Foxborough for the occasion, having already matched its win total from last season with a 24-17 win over Indiana State.
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"I'm optimistic that we've made strides," Molnar said. "I'm optimistic that we've got the right guys in the right places and they've worked hard so we'll see what happens on Saturday afternoon."
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That hoouse should at least be on a platform so it makes sence, that way it is right now it looks like its floating on the water.
Also has tile errors, the bridge should be on the sea tiles not that blue color.
Third screenshots:
That sand tiles were used on some parts wrong, example is the top sea conecting path which clashes on the stairs.
Too empty map, also youve missed the edges of the sea.
Also avoid 1 tile paths, noone likes 1 tile paths.
4,5,6&7th screenshots:
Just plain emptty maps, and tile errors.
Try to fill the maps with trees or more nature.
Or use more houses
5 & 11th screenshot:
Sideway stairs look bad in a gba hack since they're not able to get that angle when walked on them.
Also stepping on the looks strange and bad which you've showed in screenshot 11.
12th screenshot:
I like the attempt youve did to change the BB, but that one isn't anything better then the generic FR ones.
Actually it looks worse.
You should want to try somehting else out, or even add just some simple lines.
Which will be hard now after youve inserted yours.
The storyline:
Sounds to me like R/S/E.
My sugguestions:
If your not that well at mapping you can always hire someone, but since I guess you've inserted these tiles yourself you should try to learn mapping too.
For reference take gamefreak maps, on go to the map rating thread to look at other peoples maps.
Or even read the critism people received there to know what is good to be in a map and what not.
I would try to change the storyline entirely, it sounds to me just like R/S/E.
Also the sprites need better shading, the evil dude doesn't even look evil to me.
And you probably should'nt had post the thread before getting at least some scripts in it.
But you have time to do that too.
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ATLANTA — The widow of an entrepreneur who was fatally shot outside a suburban Atlanta preschool has responded to the wrongful death lawsuit filed by her in-laws.
ATLANTA — Authorities say all four people aboard a small jet were hurt when the aircraft ran off a runway in the Atlanta area.
ATLANTA — Georgia's highest court has reversed a lower court ruling in the death of a Georgia woman whose partially-eaten body was found in a subdivision lagoon frequented by an alligator.
JAIPUR, India — Police say a man upset over his daughter's lifestyle chopped her head off with a sword and then paraded it through his village before surrendering to authorities in western India.
LOS ANGELES — The 7-year-old actor who plays a pint-sized Darth Vader in a popular car commercial is out of the hospital after open-heart surgery.
DES MOINES, Iowa — A group of Roman Catholic nuns began a nine-state bus tour protesting proposed federal budget cuts Monday, saying they weren't trying to flout recent Vatican criticisms of socially active nuns but felt called to show how Republican policies are affecting low-income families.
CHICAGO — California Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday called for a sweeping overhaul of his state's 1970s-era flammability standard, a change that could dramatically reduce or eliminate the toxic flame retardant chemicals in sofas, easy chairs and baby products in homes across the nation.
LOS ANGELES — Microsoft has unveiled Surface, a tablet computer to compete with Apple's iPad.
IALTO, Calif. — Investigators conducted an autopsy Monday on Rodney King's body, but it was expected to take several weeks to determine what killed him, officials said.
SAN FRANCISCO — The cost of pensions and retiree health benefits are soaring at the University of California, and that's increasing pressure to raise tuition and cut academic programs.
CHICAGO — Just because a battle happened in 1812 doesn't mean there isn't anything left to fight about.
NEW YORK — In the latest sign of turbulent times at J.C. Penney Co., the mid-price department store chain said Michael Francis, the former Target Corp. executive brought in to help redefine the brand, is leaving the company.
WASHINGTON — The 1,000-page "farm bill" being debated in the Senate is somewhat of a misnomer. Four of every five dollars in it — roughly $80 billion a year — goes for grocery bills for one of every seven Americans through food stamps.
WASHINGTON — In the latest likely case of an insider attack, an American service member was killed and several others injured Monday when individuals dressed in Afghan police uniforms turned their guns on them in southern Afghanistan, U.S. officials said.
LIMA, Peru — It's not easy being Superman.
It only earns about $160 a month for Avelino Chavez, who dresses up daily as the caped hero.
But oh, the adventures!
NEW YORK — The U.S. government has filed a lawsuit in New York to force the return to Mongolia of a dinosaur fossil worth more than $1 million.
MIAMI — Writer Erica Kennedy has been found dead in her Miami Beach apartment. She was 42.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The co-owner of a Nashville restaurant has been found dead inside the restaurant's walk-in cooler and police say they believe he may have accidentally locked himself inside.
PEORIA, Ill. — A Chicago man has filed a lawsuit claiming an Illinois jail prevented him from taking his prescribed HIV medications for a week, harming his health and violating his rights.
SAN FRANCISCO — U.S. authorities are leading the charge as governments around the world pepper Google with more demands to remove online content and turn over information about people using its Internet search engine, YouTube video site and other services.
ORLANDO, Fla. — The former neighborhood watch volunteer who killed Trayvon Martin told his wife to buy bulletproof vests for them and for his attorney, according to jailhouse calls released Monday.
BELLEFONTE, Pa. — Prosecutors in Jerry Sandusky's child sex abuse trial rested their case Monday after calling the mother of one of his alleged victims, who told the jury she thought it was unusual her son's underwear was frequently missing from the laundry.
CHICAGO — On Father's Day, President Barack Obama is having a golf getaway.
NEW YORK — Police say a former television screenwriter was arrested after punching his poodle in the face so hard that it died of a brain injury.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Authorities say an Oregon woman was trapped for nearly four days after a dresser fell on top of her.
NEW YORK — A silent march by thousands of people in New York City protesting police "stop-and-frisk" tactics on Sunday was punctuated by an explosion of loud voices.
TORONTO — Investigators combed through the wreckage of a Toronto stage Sunday to determine what caused the structure to come crashing down ahead of a Radiohead concert, killing the band's drum technician and injuring three other crew members.
DENVER — Michael Jolton was a young father with a 5-year-old son when Colorado legalized medical marijuana in 2000. Now he's got three boys, the oldest near adulthood, and finds himself repeatedly explaining green-leafed marijuana ads and "free joint" promotions endemic in his suburban hometown.
TROY, Ohio — Mitt Romney in an interview aired Sunday repeatedly refused to say that he would overturn President Barack Obama's new policy allowing some young illegal immigrants to stay in the United States. He claimed Obama's decision was political, while senior White House adviser David Plouffe said the move wasn't motivated by politics.
ATHENS, Greece — Fears of an imminent Greek exit from Europe's joint currency receded Sunday after the conservative New Democracy party came first in a critical election and pro-bailout parties won enough seats to form a joint government.
CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood declared early Monday that its candidate, Mohammed Morsi, won Egypt's presidential election, which would be the first victory of an Islamist as head of state in the stunning wave of protests demanding democracy that swept the Middle East the past year. But the military handed itself the lion's share power over the new president, sharpening the possibility of confrontation.
Local court wins food drive award
On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I'm writing to congratulate Judges Ethelyn Simpson and Charles Auslander and the State Court of Clarke County staff for earning the Legal Organization Per Capita Award in the recently completed inaugural Georgia Legal Food Frenzy.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on June 19, 2012.
MIAMI - LeBron James arrived for practice Monday wearing lime-green sneakers, a highly fluorescent shade.
NEW YORK - CC Sabathia struck out 10, Derek Jeter drove in three runs and the New York Yankees won their 10th straight game, beating the Atlanta Braves 6-2 Monday night.
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Get down the Ticket Office at Villa Park to snap up your seats as Paul Lambert's men look for a vital three point haul.
Villa will look to see off the Hammers, of course, and fans will be eager to see a repeat of the second half showing against Newcastle in their bid for home comforts.
Paul Lambert's men produced a 'day and night' performance against the Magpies - cumbersome in the first half and class in the second half.
Lambert will be eager for his team to put 90 minutes together on home soil as they aim to see off the Hammers in the clash which takes place this afternoon, kick-off 1.30pm.
Villa are languishing in the lower reaches of the table and Lambert will be stressing to his squad that they need to push up the league sooner rather than later.
He'll hope that surge begins against Sam Allardyce's men.
The boss was thrilled with the warm applause his team received on the final whistle, despite their defeat to the Magpies.
And it's that kind of unstinting support he will hope to harness in the remaining clashes at Villa Park, starting against their fellow claret and blues.
The team's draw at Everton at the weekend will give the players heart - while Yacouba Sylla and Simon Dawkins could make their home debuts after signing in the transfer window.
Prices for the game are £23 to £42 [adults], £22 to £40 [concessions], £15 to £40 [U16s], £10 to £40 [U8s] and £33 to £38 [adult/junior combo ticket].
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The Disneyland Resort will cap off its Lunar New Year celebration with screenings of the 1998 animated feature "Mulan" for annual pass-holders.
Showtimes will be 5 and 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 11-12 in Disneyland's Main Street USA Opera House.
To attend, pass-holders must register for the event and pick up a wristband at the Opera House beginning at 11:30 a.m. the day of the screening.
"Mulan" tells the tale of a girl will disguises herself as a male in order to defend China in battle. The voice talents for the character were Ming-Na Wen, speaking, and Lea Salonga, singing.
The film and its sequel, "Mulan II," will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on March 12.
The resort's Lunar New Year celebration will be centered at Paradise Pier in Disney California Adventure Feb. 8-11. It will feature characters from "Mulan."
Lunar New Year will overlap with Disneyland's Valentine's and Mardi Gras celebrations.


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Corn and Roasted Red Pepper Rainbow Soup
From Everyday With Rachael Ray
Corn and Roasted Red Pepper Rainbow Soup
4 tbsp. unsalted butter
1 onion, finely chopped
4 garlic cloves, finely chopped
One 16-oz. package frozen corn kernels, thawed
One 16-oz. jar roasted red peppers, undrained
1/2 cup salad croutons, plus more for garnish
1 tsp. ground cumin
Two 14-ounce cans chicken or vegetable broth
1/2 cup sour cream
Salt and freshly ground pepper
Hot sauce
- In each of 2 medium saucepans, heat 2 tablespoons butter over medium-low heat.
- Add half of the onion and garlic to each pan and cook, stirring frequently, until softened, about 7 minutes.
- Add the corn to one pan, and add the roasted red peppers with their brine along with the croutons and cumin to the other pan.
- Add 1 can chicken broth to each pan and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer both soups, stirring occasionally, for 20 minutes.
- Stir the sour cream into the corn soup.
- Using a hand blender, puree each soup in its pan; season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Season the pepper soup with hot sauce to taste.
- To serve, using two measuring cups, pour the soups simultaneously into opposite sides of each bowl; top with croutons.
Serves 4.
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Irish online consumers spend €3,867,044 every minute on an average day in online payments, 20% of total Visa payments.
People who shop online using their mobile devices tend to spend twice as much via digital channels than those not buying on mobile devices.
France, the sixth biggest eCommerce market worldwide and third in Europe, behind Germany and the United Kingdom, is expected to grow by 10 percent this year.
The economic power of China must not be underestimated.
As China moves to become a more consumer-led economy, ecommerce (especially O2O) is taking off, and with supportive Government policies encouraging foreign investments, UK SMEs can play their part in China's ecommerce evolution.
Europe is often overlooked in the discussion about international markets, but an outlook from Ecommerce Europe indicates continued strong growth year on year. When compared to other regions, online sales as a percentage of retail revenue in Europe indicates plenty of room for further development.
Although China's economy has suffered from instability throughout 2015, its ecommerce sector is and will remain a major driver of economic growth, as internet penetration and smartphone ownership continue to increase, a recent research study reveals.
Video is king of content, and now with the advent of contextual links to products related to the topic of a video, YouTube ecommerce is giving marketers a tool that can finally leverage user-created moving pictures as a call to action in themselves.
The relaxing of regulations, particularly the "forced localization" requirements, which in many countries compel firms to develop 'local' infrastructure, will provide real incentive to international retailers to grow their business cross border, by reducing costs and facilitating access to a large audience of shoppers.
All efforts and initiatives that contribute to the building of trust among online shoppers are to be welcomed. Many shoppers are still somewhat distrustful of transacting online, so if this scheme can help retailers assuage those fears, then this will have a positive effect on retailers' bottom lines.
Facebook ecommerce is becoming a reality, with the addition of a 'Shop Now' button, which will lead to real conversion and attribution tracking, and really leverage the engagement that brands can undoubtedly build on the social platform.
The ecommerce payments industry is in prime position to stimulate ecommerce growth, by defining and adhering to a framework that engenders a sense of trust among consumers, leading to increased volumes and order values.
Global price differentials are driving consumer demand for luxury brands - the right cross border strategy can pay huge dividends.
Although this project proposes a different strategy to current understanding of how drones can be used for delivery, it may represent a real opportunity to overcome some of the challenges of ecommerce logistics in Africa.
It is fascinating to note that in 2015, 12% of shoppers will take part "just to join the fun". Online shopping as a lifestyle choice.
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The Liberal government in Canada is examining a proposal to raise the import duty and tax threshold on goods purchased online.
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Rep. Mike Morley (R) of the Utah House of Representatieves is apparently getting a lot of e-mail from gamers.
They're not happy.
Morley, of course is the sponsor of HB 353, the Jack Thompson-conceived video game/movie rating enforcment bill which passed overwhelmingly in both the Utah House and Senate.
The Deseret News reports that "various groups" are e-mailing Morley. The legislator told the newspaper:
I was told that there might be some crazies out there… I actually talked to some of these people who sent me crazy e-mails (from Facebook), and everyone one I talked to, after I explained the bill and asked them to read it, didn't think that it would do [what various Web sites said it would]…
This is not the end of the world for video-game sales," Morley says. "We are not creating a litigious situation. No one should be concerned.
HB 353 is now before Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman (R), who has 20 days (from March 12th) to sign the bill into law or veto it.
GP: It seems likely that the Guv will sign HB 353 into law. After that, the next move will be up to the ESA (publishers) and EMA (retailers). Will they pursue a federal court solution? That's unclear at this point because HB 353 is a different kind of animal than previous legislative efforts aimed at video games.


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Washington 5 St. Charles 1. Adam Gauzy pitched a five hitter.
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After a travel day, the Cardinals begin a three-game series against the Padres tonight in San Diego. Adam Wainwright will try again for his first win. He's 0-and-2 with an ERA over eight.
Cardinals shortstop Jhonny Peralta expects to begin baseball activities next week. He's slated to meet with a doctor on Monday.... more
Jake Arrieta fired his second career no-hitter in the Cubs' 16-0 rout of the Reds. Arrieta walked four and struck out six en route to becoming the... more
The Missouri basketball team is losing another player. Forward Jakeenan Gant is transferring, becoming the fifth and final member of the Tigers'... more
The defending Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks kept their season alive with a 4-3 double-overtime win over the Blues. Patrick Kane netted the game-winner 3:07 into the... more
The Blues will try to advance to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs tonight.
The NHL is suspending Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw one game for yelling out a gay slur from the penalty box during Tuesday's Game Four loss to the... more
The KLPW Radio Athlete of the Week is Junior Mikayla Espowe with the Union Track and Field Team.
She was 15 years old--an accomplished student-athlete from a loving home, the kind of kid of whom it is said "she has the world going for her."
In November of 2015, her father went in to her room to discover she had taken her own life.
Back in their days, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft were known for trust-busting. In an era of price-fixing, crony capitalism and corruption their actions helped to create more opportunities in the marketplace by creating competition.