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Jeffs rose to power in 2002 following the death of his father, Rulon Jeffs, who had led the church for nearly 20 years. The faith's basic principles are rooted in polygamy. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints abandoned the practice in 1890 and excommunicates members who engage in the practice.
An estimated 40,000 fundamentalists have continued to practice plural marriage across the West. At roughly 10,000 members, the FLDS is the largest and arguably the most embattled of the organized fundamentalist groups.
In 1944 and 1953, authorities raided the sect's twin polygamous border towns of Hildale and Colorado City, Ariz. — known then as Short Creek — jailing dozens of men and women and putting their children in foster care.
The raids cemented a mistrust of government, sending church members further into their insular society.
The 2008 Texas raid on the church's Yearning for Zion ranch that led to Jeffs' current conviction likely galvanized a whole new generation of followers against outsiders, experts say.
There is a history of the devout — across various religions — remaining loyal to their faith even in the face of serious crimes, said Philip Jenkins, a professor of humanities at Penn State University. "It fits very well into the scholarly literature on failed messiahs," he said. "Maybe all the charges were bogus, or maybe all the things he was doing were done as some prophecy."
Church dissidents say Jeffs' reign has been anything but benevolent. They say that under Jeffs, the number of underage marriages increased dramatically and families were fractured. Dozens of teen boys and men were excommunicated for alleged acts of disobedience, with their wives and children being reassigned by Jeffs to new husbands and fathers.
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1 Old Riga or the Old Town
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Kalku Iela LV - Riga
The delights of the old town of Riga lie between the Daugave and the Pilsetas canal, bordered to the north by K. Valdemara Street and to the south by 13. Janvara Street. In its maze of little streets are fine restored houses recalling the city's hist..
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Maza Pils Iela 17-19-21 17-19-21 LV - Riga
These three adjacent houses recall the Hanseatic history of the city when Riga's merchants prospered. The narrowest of them, n°21, is also the youngest, dating from the 18C. The next was built in 1646 and is embellished by a Baroque doorway added a c..
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Pils laukums 3 LV - Riga
An unmissable atraction, this museum has nearly a million objects, tracing the nation's history from its origins to the Soviet era. There is so much to see, it is hard to focus on any one object: archaeological finds from 9000BC; a rich collection of..
4 Riga Museum of History and Navigation
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Palasta Iela 4 LV - Riga
Housed in the old cathedral chapterhouse, which has undergone significant remodelling over the years, most significantly in 1779, when architect Christoph Haberland designed the Column Hall, this museum retraces the history of the capital and its por..
5 Museum of the Occupation
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Ratslaukums LV - Riga
This museum deals with the periods of foreign domination experienced by Latvia's capital, largely to the city's detriment. Gulag deportations of political opponents, the extermination of the Jews, purges of Baltic nationalists in the late 1940s... Th..
6 Mentzendorff House
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Grecinieku Iela 18 18 LV - Riga
This house bearing the name of its last owner was built in 1695 for a master glazier called Jürgen Helms, and subsequently long occupied by a pharmacy. Following restoration works which have revealed wall paintings, it has been furnished using pieces..
7 Smilsu Street
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Smilsu Iela LV - Riga
Smilsu Street will delight lovers of early-20C architecture with its ensemble of buildings encompassing eclecticism and Art Nouveau, as typified by n°2, designed in 1902 by Konstantins Paksens and decorated with peacocks.
8 Riga Cathedral
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LV - Riga
Although the cathedral was first built in the 13C, its original appearance has long been obscured by Gothic, Baroque, neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau additions. Beautifully lit by late-19C stained glass windows, the interior has a magnificent carved wood ..
9 House of the Black Heads
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Ratslaukums LV - Riga
The trade body of merchants known as the Great Guild was all-powerful in the busy port of Riga during its membership of the Hanseatic League. This house was built in the 14C as its headquarters, and down in the basement there remain vestiges from tha..
10 Church of St Peter
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This large brick church built in the Gothic style has had a turbulent history and experienced several phases of rebuilding. Its wooden bell tower, standing like a lighthouse on the Riga skyline, dominates the city from a height of 123m, 1.5m of which..
11 Museum of Decorative Arts and Design
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Skarnu Iela 10-20 LV - Riga
Located in the former church of St George (adapted for temporary exhibitions), this museum displays its collections in two large rooms. The first (level 2) is dedicated to the early days of applied arts in Latvia (19C-20C). The second deals with desi..
12 House of Cats
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Livu laukums LV - Riga
The best-known building in Lives Square is an Art Nouveau building on the corner of Meistaru Street. It is the famous house of cats (Kaka nams) built in 1903 by Friedrich Scheffel. The story goes that the cats with arched backs on the rooftop express..
13 National Museum of Fine Arts, Riga
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K. Valdemara iela 10a LV - Riga
Riga's Museum of Fine Arts is housed in a vast historicist building dating from 1905. Although it deals primarily with the great Latvian painters of the late 19C to the middle of the 20C (Janis Rozentals, Janis Valters, Uga Skulme, Janis Liepins, Val..
14 Alberta Street
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Alberta Iela LV - Riga
In the new town to the north of Old Riga, Alberta Street is worth a detour on account of the rich and diverse Art Nouveau architecture which lines it, illustrating the extraordinary creativity of this movement. Note in particular the buildings by Mik..
15 Riga Motor Museum
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S. Eizensteina Iela LV - Riga
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AFC mourns passing of Lionel Peters
The Alliance for Change (AFC) is mourning the passing of one of its activists Lionel Peters, who died peacefully after prolonged illness, in New York on Saturday morning.
A release yesterday from the AFC said that at the time of his death, Peters was the Chairman/ General Secretary of the AFC's New York/New Jersey Chapter and in the past held the position of Chairman of the Queens Section.
The release said that during his prolonged illness, AFC leaders visited him in hospital, and were in constant communication with his wife Christine, and offered support.
The party said it will be represented at the funeral services and cremation of the late AFC stalwart, by its leader Khemraj Ramjattan, Vice-Chairman Moses Nagamootoo and Executive Dr. Veerasammy Ramayya.
"Lionel Peters has had a distinguished career as a Berbice cricketer and courageous political activist that spanned over 40 years. Formerly from Whim Village on the Corentyne, Lionel was to become a leader of the Progressive Youth Organisation (PYO), and an Organiser for the People's Progressive Party, from which he resigned. He enlisted in the Alliance for Change for the 2006 and 2011 elections, and became one of the party's militant fighters in the USA", the AFC said.


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Repros Therapeutics released results from a phase II trial of vaginally administered Proellex for the treatment of symptomatic fibroids. This blind, placebo run-in, four-arm study enrolled 40 females with symptomatic uterine fibroids. Subjects received 3mg, 6mg, 12mg or 24mg of Proellex. Data demonstrated the 12mg dose of Proellex exhibited a statistically significant difference (p<0.05) compared to the pooled data from the 3mg and 6mg doses for all three measures. Roughly 58% of the women on the 12mg dose ceased menstruation, whereas only 18% of the combined 3mg and 6mg doses stopped. Unexpectedly, the 24mg dose exhibited lower exposure than the 12mg dose which, Repros believes, may result from the hydrophobic nature of the active ingredient and the low volume of excipient used in order to prevent vaginal leakage. Proellex was well tolerated. Repros has initiated an extension study, plans to request an end of phase II meeting with the FDA and pursue the 12mg dose in phase III trials.
PregLem issued positive results from a phase III trial of Esmya for the treatment of uterine fibroids (myoma). This randomized, parallel group, double-blind, double-dummy, active comparator-controlled, multi-center study, PEARL-2, enrolled 307 pre-operative, pre-menopausal women suffering from excessive uterine bleeding due to uterine myoma. The subjects received Esmya orally once daily at dosages of 5 and 10 mg or the standard of care, leuprorelin, 3.75 mg monthly injections. Esmya met the non inferiority efficacy endpoint versus Leuprorelin: to reduce excessive uterine bleeding caused by uterine myomas. The primary endpoint was change from baseline in the bleeding intensity score. This was measured as a percentage of subjects with a reduction of PBAC (Pictorial Blood Assessment Chart) score to lower than 75 after 3 months of treatment. In addition, Esmya demonstrated superior safety and tolerance with statistical significance versus Leuprorelin.
Repros reported positive final results from aphase II trial of Proellex for the treatment of uterine fibroids. Thisdouble-blind trial compared two doses of Proellex (12. 5 mg and 25 mg) toplacebo. The primary endpoint was reduction in excessive menstrual bleeding,measured using the Pictorial Blood Loss Assessment Chart (PBAC). Otherendpoints included pain, assessed using the McGill pain score and various othersymptoms of fibroids measured using the Uterine Fibroid Symptom and Quality ofLife (UFS-QOL) questionnaire. Of 127 subjects initially enrolled in the trial,96 completed treatment. The mean PBAC scores after three months were 6. 0 and16.9 for the 25 mg and 12.5 mg groups, respectively, versus a score of 109. 5for placebo (p = less than 0.0001).When compared to baseline, a significantreduction in McGill pain scores were observed for 44.4% of those on the 25mgdose of Proellex and 29.2% of those on the 12.5 mg dose versus 18. 2% of thoseon placebo. A statistically significant reduction in symptoms associated withfibroids was also seen. After three months the subjects receiving 12. 5 and 25mg doses of Proellex had UFS-QOL scores of 17. 4 and 14. 9, respectively,compared to 40.1 for the placebo group. Treatment was well tolerated at bothdoses studied. Based on the results, Repros plans to move forward with thedevelopment of Proellex.
Zonagen announced interim results from a phase I/II trial of Progenta, their fixed-dose formulation of four orally-active selective progesterone receptor modulators under investigation for the treatment of uterine fibroids. Three month data from the study yielded evidence of efficacy in reducing mean fibroid cross sectional area, with a reduction of 16.2%, 35.1%, and 40.9% for the low, middle and high dose regimens of Progenta (respectively, compared to 37.5% for approved therapy with Lucrin and 5% for placebo. The reductions seen in the middle and high dose Progenta groups and the Lucrin group were statistically significant, vs. placebo (p<0.05). Overall adverse events were mild, with headaches occurring most frequently overall and more frequently with Lucrin than any other treatment. This double-blind, placebo-and-active-controlled trial enrolled 30 women with uterine fibroids in Poland, who received one of three oral doses of Progenta (12.5 mg, 25 mg or 50 mg), approved therapy with Lucrin, or placebo once daily for 3 months.
Zonagen has issued one-month interim findings from a phase I/II trial of Progenta, an orally-active selective progesterone receptor modulator, for the treatment of uterine fibroids. The preliminary data demonstrate that the highest Progenta dose regimen produced a significant 24.2% reduction in fibroid size, compared to baseline (p=0.013). No other trial regimen, including approved therapy, has thus far produced a significant reduction in fibroid size. This ongoing, double-blind, placebo-controlled study has enrolled a total of 30 women with confirmed uterine fibroids into one of three regimens of daily Progenta (12.5 mg, 25 mg or 50 mg), a standard regimen of Lucrin, or placebo. Dosing will conclude in the second half of December 2004, with final results following soon after. Final results will include assessments of changes in bone mineral density and hemoglobin levels, in addition to fibroid size.
AEterna Laboratories and Zentaris GmbH reported positive results from six phase II trials investigating cetrorelix, a luteinizing hormone releasing hormone antagonist for the treatments of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), uterine myomas and endometriosis. The placebo-controlled endometriosis study demonstrated that cetrorelix was associated with a rapid response and improvement of endometriosis-related symptoms. Placebo-controlled uterine myoma trials demonstrated that subcutaneous administrations of cetrorelix demonstrated a reduction of myoma/uterine volume within one month. Results from two placebo-controlled BPH trials demonstrated a dose-dependent improvement in clinical symptoms, including IPSS (International Prostate Symptom Score) and maximum uroflow in the cetrorelix treatment group compared with the placebo group. Full results will be presented during the 18th World Congress of the International Federation of Fertility Societies in Montreal.
FemmePharma reported positive results from a phase II trial investigating FP1096, an intravaginally delivered drug for the treatment of endometriosis. Results showed that the primary efficacy endpoint, change in the Biberoglu and Behrman Symptom Score from baseline to treatment end, demonstrated a statistically significant decrease in symptoms. The multicenter, prospective, open-label study enrolled 30 subjects with endometriosis at four sites in the U.S. Secondary efficacy endpoints included a pain assessment questionnaire, a quality of life measure and a daily diary assessment. Results were reported at the 52nd Annual Clinical Meeting of The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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The Call for Proposals is now open for Pro Walk/Pro Bike/Pro Place 2016. The conference theme is "Moving Towards a Healthier World" and proposals are sought for the conference focus areas of Mobility, Governance, Health and Resilience. The deadline to submit a proposal is January 29, 2016 at 8pm Eastern. For complete details see the <Call for Proposals announcement>
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To actually be on subject, Youtube copyright laws go farther than the actual law says to. Youtube has been known to take down videos for public use, claiming it's illegal. Stuff like that.
That video is also fake. You can tell by the person's voice that they're making it all up as they go, and that account freezer software is just malware. It does nothing but damage your own computer.
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As far as music goes, YouTube technically can't do anything unless the full song is posted. And posting non-profit videogame footage isn't against the law or against Youtube's T&C.
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Mon, 5pm-10pm; Tue-Thu, 5pm-11pm; Fri, 5pm-midnight; Sat, 11am-3:30pm and 5pm-midnight; Sun, 11am-3:30pm and 5pm-10pm
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Former Top Chef contestant Leah Cohen's newish pork-themed restaurant, Pig and Khao, is an Asian Hipster destination of a much more familiar kind. The narrow little storefront room on Clinton Street has been fitted with communal tables, a small open kitchen, and a variety of evocative tchotchkes (Thai urns, a carved-wood dragon), presumably gathered by the cooks during the course of their de rigueur food tours of Manila, Hong Kong, and Chiang Mai.
Cohen has sprinkled her modestly priced, userfriendly menu with a variety of Changstyle pork dishes (curry rice salad with minced pork, grilled pork jowls, crispy pata pork leg), and during the warm months of the year, you'll be able to enjoy your pork dinner outside with bottles of Asian beer (such as San Miguel from the Philippines) in a little garden space.
Pig and Khao doesn't have the professional polish of Dale Talde's eponymous Asian Hipster establishment in Park Slope, or the focused intensity of Andy Ricker's nouveau Thai joint, Pok Pok Ny, on the Brooklyn waterfront. But you won't have to wait hours for a taste of Filipino pork head (the excellently named sizzling sisig) at this unassuming little restaurant, and unlike Morimoto, Cohen is in the kitchen almost every night and clearly has a passion for the food she's cooking. I liked the sausagelaced mussels, served with knucklesize fried mantao buns, and the crispy rice salad, which is folded with ground pork and plenty of spicy red curry. If you wish to experience the messy, crackpot exuberance of a real Asian dessert, call for the halo-halo, which is constructed, just like on the streets of Manila, with leche flan, buckets of shaved ice, and colorful scoops of yam-flavored ice cream.Ideal Meal
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The client Mariam is shown in the photo seated second from the left. She is a restaurateur, and intends to use her loan to purchase two sacks of rice and condiments (vegetables used for local sauces). She hopes to earn a monthly revenue of 25,000 Francs CFA, which will be spent on family expenses.
Elles se sont connues à travers des liens de parenté, de voisinage et d'amitié. Elles font le commerce de céréales, des tissus et de la restauration.
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La cliente Mariam la deuxième personne à gauche dans le rang des assises, est restauratrice elle compte acheter 2 sacs de riz et des condiments. Elle compte réaliser un bénéfice mensuel de 25000 FCFA qui sera dépensé dans les problèmes familiaux.
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Essentially a revamp of The Chronicles of Neo Groudon, NG-137 is a 3rd person POV that focuses on Phaiel, who is somehow merged with a Groudon by the Infinity Conglomerate. Can he return himself to normal, who is this 'Ostile' that keeps popping up everywhere, why was he made, who is he?
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Dr. Amadeus was tired. Tired because his business trip to Switzerland had left him drained mentally and physically. The wrinkles on his old face were more pronounced than they would normally have been. His eyes were closed, and his arms rested on the hand-rest at the side of his seat. The white suit, which he usually wore on business trips such as these, was, as usual, extraordinarily clean. There wasn't a speck of dirt to be seen anywhere. The suit, which gave off an aura of perfection and class, was in fact cheap, and had just been spruced up here and there to make it look acceptable. He didn't really believe in designer clothing. To be frank, he didn't really care for suits much either. There really was no point to corporate brown-nosing. He only wore the suit because it was crucial for him to maintain an air of professionalism in his line of work. What would the public say if they saw him, the founder of the Infinity Conglomerate, wearing short pants and a white t-shirt? He didn't really care what people thought either. It was only for show anyway.
He sighed and looked at his hands. They were wrinkled and old. He was only fifty years old or so, but he felt much older than that. It was probably the result of his work. Age was catching up fast.
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YOU'D THINK A politician from Minnesota, the Land of 10,000 Treatment Centers, would know better. A recent proposal from U.S. Sen. Rod Grams that would require public-housing applicants to reveal past drug and alcohol abuse has drawn fire from nearly every imaginable front: The American Medical Association denounced it, and Hazelden, the Betty Ford Center of the Midwest, rallied 8,000 supporters and former patients to flood Grams's office with calls. As a result, the past few days have seen some furious backpedaling on the part of Grams staffers.
"There's been lots of concerns about confidentiality," says press secretary Peter Hong, "and we are interested in protecting every resident." Not, he spins, just the apartment-dwelling senior citizens Grams originally said he wanted to protect, but recovering addicts as well. "If a person is trying to rehabilitate him or herself, their past shouldn't reflect on those efforts," says Hong. But exactly how Grams's 11th-hour "revisions" will protect all but active addicts appears to require some further clarification. Hong explains that under the revised bill, alcoholics are exempt from the kinds of screening efforts Grams originally proposed, but drug users are still on the hook. How is Grams going to prove someone is a drug abuser? "Essentially," Hong concedes, "we'll be looking for arrest records." If the bill passes, anyone arrested on drug charges and "use or possession" of drugs can be denied housing assistance--whether they're ultimately cleared or convicted.
PENDING APPROVAL BY the University Board of Regents, the Aramark Corp. has won a contract granting it rights to all aspects of university food service: vending, catering, retail dining, and residential dining--everything except for beverages, which is already contracted to Coca-Cola. In return, the U expects Aramark to make a long-term investment in facility renovation and to fork over a share of the profits. Most likely, Aramark will bring fast food to campus. "We've proposed some concepts like Pizza Hut, the possibility of a McDonald's, talked to people about a Subway or a Blimpies," says Tom Saine, an Aramark representative.
Nancy Arneson, director of Human Resources and Administration in the U's Housing and Food Services, notes that while the U hasn't yet approved the contract, a partnership with Aramark is what the University of Minnesota's Housing and Food Services recommends. "We are hoping to avoid closing units and down-sizing units, though we may have to move some staff around and do some additional training." Arneson adds, "If we could do it, we'd continue to run food services ourselves."
Meanwhile, the U seems to be finding multiple ways to further corporatize its campuses while tapping into its already nearly tapped-out student body. A recent letter to the Minnesota Daily's editor complained that the U's partnership with a cell-phone service was "morally irresponsible," and that the institution has lost sight of its primary purpose--education. "The university and its agents should be advocates of students' goals, namely the timely completion of their education with the minimum financial strain," wrote the grad student.
"I DON'T MAKE the rules, I just follow them." The clerks at the Minneapolis Impound Lot got to turn this phrase plenty as soggy car owners arrived to shell out $90 ($20 for an obstruction-of-traffic ticket, $70 for the tow) to collect their cars after a flash flood hit South Minneapolis last Tuesday. "As far as inner-city towing, it was very random," says Lot Manager Mary Ann Prescott. "If [a car] ended up in the middle of the street, it was subject to tow for blocking traffic." Although Prescott says most owners were "unhappy but understanding" about the decision to tow, a few were more visibly shaken: "One gentleman came to the window; he was soaking wet and really shaking. He said he just wanted to know where his car was."
A recent survey conducted by a group called Public Agenda and sponsored by the Ronald McDonald House and the Advertising Council called "Kids These Days: What Americans Really Think About the Next Generation" turned up some interesting contradictions. Here are some highlights:
58 percent of those surveyed think today's children will grow up and make America a "worse place," or will "probably make little difference."
50 percent think teens who "get into trouble because they have too much free time" are very common.
41 percent think they "have poor work habits and lack self discipline."
30 percent think they "are wild and disorderly in public."
12 percent think they "treat people with respect."
48 percent think children "are spoiled and do not appreciate what they have."
46 percent think they "don't get enough attention and support from adults."
30 percent think they "are lazy and do not apply themselves."
54 percent of parents surveyed believe "parents who sacrifice and work hard so that their kids can have a better life" are very common.
19 percent think "parents who are good role models and teach their kids right from wrong" are very common.
35 percent think "fathers who act like their careers are more important than their kids" are very common.
31 percent think "parents who abuse welfare and teach their kids to depend on handouts" are very common.
51 percent think "parents who think buying things for their kids means the same thing as caring for them" are very common.
81 percent of children surveyed believe they "can always trust my parents to be there for me when I need them."
66 percent think "faith in God is an important part of my life."
61 percent said they are "usually happy."
25 percent said that "when my friends and I are in stores or at the mall, we often get suspicious looks, as if we're up to no good."
24 percent said their parents "don't really understand the problems I face."
60 percent "come across teachers who really care about their students."
5 percent "worry about having enough food or a place to sleep."
68 percent "get a hug or kiss" from their parents every day.
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Interactive entertainment software firm Electronic Arts will expand its EA Partners program to the company's Chillingo and Playfish units, enabling independent mobile and social game developers to
Two of the mobile gaming segment's premier publishers, Glu Mobile and Electronic Arts, reported their respective quarterly earnings Tuesday. Glu posted Q3 2010 revenues of $15.5 million, compared to
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Late-night film sessions have helped Brian Higgins play smart and fill some big shoes as Mercer Island's new quarterback.
Sometime between 2 and 3 a.m. on Saturdays, Mercer Island quarterback Brian Higgins receives film of that Friday night's game and starts analyzing his play.
Higgins has held these late-night study sessions for a couple years, but it may be even more important now. This season, Higgins replaced Jeff Lindquist, who cast such a big shadow that no one wanted to wear his No. 5 jersey.
"That's where I have to make up the difference," said Higgins, a senior. "If we're going to be more efficient than we were last year, I think it has to come with smart plays and consistency rather than that huge play."
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Before the season, Higgins told coach Brett Ogata that he was a little nervous about replacing Lindquist, now a freshman quarterback at Washington.
"He did some things that were not normal for a high-school athlete to do," Higgins said.
But Higgins has handled his increased role while guiding Mercer Island to a 4-1 record and No. 8 state ranking in Class 3A.
He's completed 64 percent of his passes for 1,180 yards with 10 touchdowns and three interceptions, relying on his understanding of the offense instead of arm strength. In one game, he completed 10 of 11 attempts. In another, he threw 60 passes.
Higgins made one start last year when Lindquist didn't play because of a sore shoulder. He completed 16 of 22 passes for 207 yards and a touchdown in a 41-7 win against Interlake.
"I always said that he probably would have been a starter on most teams last year in the state of Washington," Ogata said
Higgins is receiving recruiting interest from Ivy League schools, and Ogata called him one of the most studious players he's coached.
"I just have to know that I'm not playing the same game Jeff could," Higgins said. "I can't expect to do the things he did."
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Roosevelt has improved by one win each of the past three seasons, from 2-7 in 2009 to 4-5 in 2011. After a 21-17 win on Friday against previously ranked Issaquah, the Roughriders are in position to improve their record again.
Senior-heavy Roosevelt is 3-2, with Newport, Garfield and Ballard left on the schedule.
"I'm just glad they get the positive feedback of the hard work that they put in," said Matt Nelsen, in his sixth year as Roughriders coach.
Roosevelt opened the season by knocking off then-ranked Seattle Prep and stayed within a touchdown of now-ranked Kennedy Catholic in Week 2.
Roosevelt has relied on a physical style of football to grind out wins against opponents that might be a little more athletic. Against Issaquah, senior captain Mitchell Shepherd intercepted a fourth-quarter pass and running back Taku Shiozaki converted it into his second touchdown of the game.
"These guys deserve it," Nelsen said.
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The "first season" didn't go so well for the Lakes Lancers. But they hope to make the most of what coach Dave Miller calls the "second season" and still have hopes for a "third season" — the Class 3A state playoffs.
Miller put together an ambitious early schedule against four quality 4A teams — Woodinville, Bellarmine Prep, Skyview and Camas. Three are ranked.
Lakes, which began the season ranked No. 3 in the state in 3A, got off to a disappointing 1-3 start.
"It was probably biting off more than we could chew," Miller said.
Especially considering the Lancers' youth. Lakes has only six seniors. Miller kept 11 freshmen with the varsity — an unheard-of number for him — and two start. He also has 12 sophomores.
"We expected some growing pains," Miller said. "It was trial by fire. But it bodes well down the line. We actually might be two years away."
But the Lancers are still favored to win the SPSL 3A — the "second season" — although Peninsula might have something to say about that.
"We're just trying to get better ever day," Miller said.
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Ernie Davis checks in at just 5 feet 9, 170 pounds, but he had a big hand in Renton's 62-35 victory over Highline last Friday.
Davis, who plays running back and outside linebacker, rushed for 147 yards and two touchdowns, caught a 77-yard TD pass and returned an interception 46 yards for a score. That receiving touchdown, on a short screen pass, was mostly Davis. He had a 69-yard TD reception two weeks earlier against Foster.
"He makes magic out of those things," Renton coach Donald Ponds said.
Despite his lack of size, Davis doesn't shy away from contact.
"He's a between-the-tackles guy," Ponds said. "He can make people miss, but he likes to break tackles. He has a lot of wiggle. He just makes plays happen."
• Bellevue enters Friday's game against Interlake with a 31-game win streak. The record for consecutive wins by a KingCo team is 32, by Juanita from 1984-86.
• Skyline quarterback Max Browne eclipsed the 10,000-yard mark last Friday. He has passed for 10,022 yards, 114 touchdowns and 22 interceptions.
• Bothell plays No. 5 Glacier Peak on Thursday. The Grizzlies will be Bothell's fourth ranked opponent in six games.
• Seattle Prep running back/cornerback Teré Calloway, who missed the Panthers' last two games with a knee injury, is expected to play Friday at Bainbridge.
• After rushing for 318 yards last Friday against Lynden Christian, Blaine's Mario Gobbato needs 871 to pass former Bellevue back J.R. Hasty for seventh place on the state's career rushing list, according to state historian Dave Maley.
Gobbato has rushed for 4,623 yards, according to The Bellingham Herald. Jonathan Stewart of Timberline rushed for a state-record 7,755. Connell's Matt Hadley ranks second with 6,881.
• Class 3A and 4A Week 10 football brackets were released Wednesday and are available on the Times' high-school sports blog.
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Guys, I have been searching through the forums for answers to these, I haven't found what I need to know so I'm going to put these out there (and yes, I may be a moron, but not knowing is killing me, literally).
In no particular order.... 1. How do you choose your rifle loadout (suppressor, heavy barrel, etc)... or are they preset until you reach a certain rank? I can't seem to find where to choose them, they just seem to be assigned beforehand and not able to be modified.
2. How do you fire the guided shells in the tank? I have the unlock, I have had a guy in the third seat spot a target, can't work out how to get one off.
3. Same question about TV missiles in heli... worked hard to get the unlock, still just seem to be using the "wait for a lock" missiles on vehicles... was waiting ages and blew up many a chopper to get them, can't use them... AAAARGGGHH.
Is it because I need to rank up more? I have the service stars and full unlocks for both heli and tank, but am only rank 40 "Louie" is this why?
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1. At the same screen where you slect DEPLOY, there should be CUSTOMISE up the top. That will take you to the loadout customisation screen. You need to have unlocked the attachment before you can equip it.
2. You have to equip the GUIDED SHELL via the same process as 1 above. When you are in the tank and have equipped it, it will be your secondary tank weapon. Switch to it (Right mouse button for me) and you will see you HUD cross hairs change from the normal shell to something different
3. sames as 2 but you have to be a gunner to use the TV guided missle.
you have to rank up to unlock things, once unlocked most things need to be equipped and then switched to. Note that tank GUIDED SHELL can only lock ground targets unless the traget is being laser designated by 2rd seat or soflam in which case gorund or air locks are possible.
Thanks for the help
Thanks for your quick reply, I figured it may have been something like that, but still could not find where to customise. I'll look a little harder when I jump back onto the game later. Cheers.
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Thanks, I found the menu once I knew where to look, and after facepalming myself a few times for missing it for so long, have managed to change my loadout.
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The Carter administration has been characterized (or dismissed) as ineffectual and judged as a failure. Such a conclusion is easy to reach given its legislative record and administrative ineptitude. Were the times so challenging that the nation was ungovernable, as some have alleged? Was Carter a trustee of the public welfare, making unpopular decisions? Was Carter pursuing what was right, spurning special interests requiring that he be above politics as usual? His defenders answer yes to these questions and ask that the Carter administration be viewed in this revised light.
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Carla Bennett's comments are yet another example of why the animal rights movement presents such a great danger to human and animal well-being ("These two men have a stake in denouncing animal rights activists," March 12).
Fervent animal rights groups, of which PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is perhaps the most notorious, have declared war upon those who oppose their oppressive anti-social dictates. They are well aware that doctors such as Fred Goodwin and Adrian Morrison, who accurately describe the absurdity, the impossibility and the moral bankruptcy of the philosophy of the animal rights movement, are their most dangerous enemies ("Did he who made the lamb make PETA?" Feb. 17).
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"We're in a deep financial crisis today because we have a business model that's tied to the past," Patrick Donahoe, USPS postmaster general, told The New York Times. "Our business model is fundamentally inflexible. It prevents the postal service from solving its problems."
"The fact is, there are many options to cut costs and expand revenue while preserving service," said U.S. Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine).
"The Postal Service needs a comprehensive solution, not more tinkering around the edges," said Senator Tom Carper (D-Del).
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The annual International Arbitration lecture, presented by Clayton Utz and supported by the University of Sydney, brings together key figures in international arbitration and the Australian business community to explore the real issues that could affect their international operations, and how international dispute resolution can contribute to their bottom line.
This year marks the 14th anniversary of the International Arbitration Lecture series, which continues to attract guest speakers from the four corners of the world to give their insights into the challenges facing international arbitration.
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2015: "Dynamics, discretion and diversity - A recipe for unpredictability in international arbitration?" by Hilary Heilbron QC
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