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Forza Horizon And Forza 4 DLC Interview
Turn 10 Creative Director Dan Greenawalt gives Adam Sessler a sneak preview of Microsoft's just-announced Forza Horizon, as well as looks at the Forza 4 "Pirelli" DLC pack and the big return of...
Yakuza 4 Video Review
This next installment in the Yakuza franchise brings 4 main characters and a mystery over their connection, as well as a fictitious Tokyo neighborhood with plenty of minigames and diversions. Blair...
Sexy Moments In Yakuza 4
The hottest ladies in Tokyo are showing off their greatest assets in Yakuza 4. See the sexist scenes all in one video for your entertainment.
Yakuza 4 "Kamurocho Locations" Trailer
Kamurocho where the fun never stops and the money goes quickly. Yakuza has a large world to explore, but why leave Kamurocho when you can have fun all night long?
Yakuza 4 Hands-On Preview
Kazuma Kiryu returns in Yakuza 4, and here Adam Sessler hears from SEGA Sr. Prod. Yasuhiro Noguchi on this story-based action game's combat mechanics, new allies, and myriad new ways to spend your...
Yakuza 4 Gameplay Preview Video
Kazuma Kiryu isn't the only one cleaning up the streets of Kamurocho. See Shun Akiyama, Masayoshi Tanimura, Taiga Saejima, and Kazuma Kiryu battle their ways through multiple street thugs.
Yakuza 4 Battle Trailer
It's time to get up close and personal with four of Kamurocho's most dangerous adversaries. Check out each of the playable characters in Yakuza 4 as they smash, slice, dice, crush, and slam whoever...
Yakuza 4 "Saeijma" Trailer
Saejima is one unlucky fugitive. There are many rumors about him, but he's out there to prove what really happen. See Saejima punch, kick, and shoot his way into this new trailer for Yakuza 4.
Yakuza 4 Akiyama Trailer
Who is this Akiyama character you might have seen in previous Yakuza 4 trailers? Get a inside scoop of this character's backstory when you watch this Yakuza 4 trailer.
Yakuza 4 "Story" Trailer
This is a story of a night as a Yakuza. Japanese tourists may have fun, but Yakuza find pleasure in dealing out pain one-by-one. Check out gameplay in this Yakuza "story" trailer.
Yakuza 4 Gameplay Trailer
SEGA shows off some criminal underworld-calibur gameplay from the next installment in their acclaimed gangster franchise in this trailer for Yakuza 4.
Yakuza 4 Trailer Offscreen
Sega unveils at Tokyo Game Show 2009 the first Yakuza 4 trailer.
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Magazine of the painting blogosphere.
Ben Wiedel-Kaufmann reviews the exhibition George Bellows at the Royal Academy of Art, London, on view through June 2013.
Wiedel-Kaufmann writes: "where Hogarth, Goya or Dickens proved at least as critical of the hypocrisy of the higher classes as the depravity of the lower, as we move around the exhibition we realise that Bellows' brush was not just adept at the fleshy distortions and brutalising carnality but equally capable of genteel delicacy. Be they roamers in central park or the members of his family - the middle class scenes are invariably portrayed with a soft focus and refined elegance that is altogether absent in the downtown scenes (Men of the Docks, 1912 providing a possible exception). All this gives weight to Marianne Doezema's judgement that it was Bellows' ability to "combine a 'revolutionary' style with an ingratiating message" that enabled him "to chart a delicate course between resistance and accommodation", and rather undermines the attempts to claim him as a social realist."
Mira Schor blogs about a group of three paintings by George Bellows depicting the excavation for Pennsylvania Station. The pictures are part of the exhibition George Bellows at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, on view through February 18, 2013.
Schor writes: "The paintings are easel sized and painted in a loose expressionistic style that is a eerie and awkward combination of Goya, Velasquez, Courbet, with a Brueghel quote in the bottom right corner of a dark worker against a snow white background but, despite these historical allusions, they are imbued with a regionalist, Americanist feel. And yet, as one viewer I overheard say, these paintings are ferocious... These are very good paintings by a painter who was just short of being great... But he was nevertheless a very interesting artist, and he looked at interesting, important things, that is, the city as it was built, and as it was lived by the poor, and these paintings should be seen..."
Philip Koch blogs about the exhibition George Bellows at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., on view through October 8, 2012.
Koch writes that "Bellows was a school mate of... Edward Hopper and Rockwell Kent... at the New York School of Art. All three showed a marked influence from their teacher, the charismatic Robert Henri, whose work was characterized by rapid execution with large brushes and a high sense of pictorial drama. Kent and Hopper gradually moved more away from Henri's style and vision as the years went by, but Bellows seemed to find a more comfortable fit and stayed with the swashbuckling application."
Hilarie M. Sheets reports on the retrospective exhibition of works by of George Bellows at The National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C., on view through October 8, 2012.
Sheets notes that "curator Charles Brock positions Bellows as a more forward-thinking modernist... 'The boxing pictures could be characterized as a type of Action Painting, 40 years before the term was coined by the critic Harold Rosenberg,' says Brock. 'The movements of the fighters and the physical reality of blood and sinew are virtually indistinguishable from painterly gestures embedded in the pigments themselves.' "
Edited by artist Brett Baker, Painters' Table highlights writing from the painting blogosphere as it is published and serves as a platform for exploring blogs that focus primarily on the subject of painting.
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LHS led by as many as 15 in the fourth quarter of a 47-41 win over 2-7 Hereford Friday night for the Conestoga Classic. Jade Cathey scored 22 for the 3-1 Redskins. Liberal led 41-26 with 4:20 to go before holding on for the win. The Skins were aided by Hereford's 5-13 at the foul line. The Redskins host Dumas Saturday evening at about 5:30 on Talkradio 1270.
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Rift - My 3 week extreme makeover.
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It was a long road, and there's still much to be done! (like laying waste to more guardians!)
Here's my extreme makeover: "Brikkster the Butcher of Mathosia"
What's his favorite profession? Killing guardians of course!
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Planet Oil 3 from Flow Visualization @ CU Boulder on Vimeo.
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Hot oil slides over water and balsamic vinegar (the Maillard effect), and is compared to a digitally warped version done in After Effects.
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There's been a strong movement toward the boutique hotel in the last few years. Although it's nice to have techno music and an Asian fusion tapas restaurant in the lobby, it's sometimes refreshing to return to the classic form of luxury. Madrid's Westin Palace is just that, maintaining its stature as the premiere hotel in Madrid since 1912, while residing in the city's prime location. Despite its classic feel, the hotel has made necessary upgrades, no longer featuring a rock-hard mattress from the Francisco Franco regime. The classic atmosphere, combined with modern amenities, makes the Westin a more than pleasant place to stay.
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Not your stereotypical European bathroom, the space and shower pressure make visits to the water closet an absolute pleasure. Providing a separate toilet room from a separate shower room, the Palace understands the importance of a double compartment bathroom, and successfully differentiates a man's hygienic needs. Although a glass shower door is preferable, the curtain suffices, as well as a mist-free mirror and solid stream. Attention to detail continues to the beds, where the Palace took cues from JW Marriott in purchasing the Heavenly Bed. You won't have a good night's sleep, you'll have a 10-hour coma. However, don't expect much in the ways of entertainment in the basic rooms, but as the rates get higher the plasmas and free internet start to surface.


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Last week Dr. John King, New York State Education Commissioner left a back to school message on the newly created EngageNY website. We invite you to watch Dr. King's Back to School message and share your thoughts.
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We are committed to safety here at Newport Cottages. As you know, our cribs and bunk beds meet or exceed all current federal safety standards. However, we've made some changes to our bunk beds to stay ahead of impending changes to federal safety standards for bunk beds. Right now, it is recommended that bunk beds no longer have finials of any kind. We have eliminated the finials from all our bunks.The only bunk we have not changed is the Turned Post Bunk. Like cribs, the posts are fine as long as they are more than 16″ high. It is still recommended that a child be at least 6 years old before they sleep on a top bunk. We want kids to have fun on their Newport Cottages bunks, but stay safe, as well.
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Former UMass star and NBA hopeful Gary Forbes scored 47 points in the Greater Hartford Pro-Am on Sunday. Forbes' team Club Palace Slamm lost 115-107 to the Doc Hurley All-Stars. Read a full recap in The Day from Connecticut.
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AMD appoints Donald Newell as server CTO
Sadly he only has over 20 patent filings to his name
A CTO for AMD's servers division has been announced by the chip design company, and he is Donald Newell, a former Intel engineer with more than 20 patents filed.
His new job is to oversee the long-term server roadmap, leading worldwide teams and collaborating with other AMD design engineers for new platforms. At Intel Labs he was a senior principal engineer leading the system-on-chip and datacentre networking architecture groups.
Rick Bergman, SVP and general manager of AMD's products group announced the appointment, saying, "Don Newell brings a strong combination of leadership skills, engineering and design expertise, and strategic direction."
He added that Newell is coming onboard prior to the delivery of the company's upcoming "Bulldozer" core that will be used in its Opteron processors planned to hit the market in 2011. No pressure then.
To show how brainy its new servers CTO is AMD added a bewildering array of acronyms to its bio for its new executive. Apparently, he drove the IOAT to market, has published papers on Cache QoS and is a co-author of the IETF RFC2429 that specifies how video is transported over the Internet. We'll take AMD's word for it, but congratulations Don Newell and best of British. µ
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This Michael Kors Jet Set Glamour Buckle Ring ($65) is as clever as a bagful of ferrets, without the unpleasant aroma. Who would have thought of creating a tiny, gold-hued metal "belt" for your finger? Well, Michael Kors, apparently. We're sure glad he did, because the result is a perfect everyday accessory.
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Noble extends Pools loan
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Striker to remain at Victoria Park.
Sunderland striker Ryan Noble has extended his loan spell with Npower League One side Hartlepool.
The 21-year-old made the move to Victoria Park at the start of October and will now remain with Pools until December 8.
Noble has started seven times so far for United, who are currently bossed by Micky Barron following Neale Cooper's departure.
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Noble also spent time with Pools last season and has had previous loan spells with Watford and Derby County.


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This book is for ages 0-5. Enjoy!
The Adventures of Froggtopia is about a peasant Frogg named Invicta who is chosen to go on a quest on behalf of the King. Invicta encounters mischief and mayhem during her journey. Will Invicta make it through the quest or will she fail? Discover the adventure for your child in this tale about courage.
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Today on Investor Beat, Chris Hill and Motley Fool analyst Ron Gross explore why Ron's watching Home Depot. Ron offers that he doesn't just like the company, but he also believes the company is a bellwether in many other markets, including retail, housing, and the market, in general. When their new reports come out next Tuesday, Ron will be watching.
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The ballot measure in Jackson County, Oregon to ban GMO crops is a most confusing issue to face voters in this election. According to Reuters, six major chemical companies have poured nearly $500,000 into defeating the campaign, while the proponents have a mere $102,000 in their coffers. According to the US Census Bureau's 2013 estimate, Jackson County, in southwest Oregon, has 208,545 people. That is a lot of money to influence a small amount of voters.
There is no scientific evidence that GMO is harmful or not harmful. The little research available is inconclusive and many of the studies have been performed by interested parties, rather than objective sources. It comes down to emotional decisions on both sides.
The vote no side is using emotional gimmicks to sway opinion; everything from the libraries to the sheriff's department in Jackson County will suffer if this measure goes through. If it will cost a fortune to enforce the measure, or if it will cost nothing to enforce the measure, it is totally up for grabs with no fact on either side.
County Administrator Danny Jordan, said, "Enforcement of the measure, including a full-time code inspector, time dedicated from a hearings officer, a contractor for testing and other county resources, would cost the county a minimum of $219,000 per year. "
He went on to say "the cost could be nothing, if farmers all comply". It has also been suggested that the county was under no legal obligation to enforce the GMO ban if Measure 15-119 passes.
Is that another case of disregarding the voters' decree?
To create even more confusion for the voters, the measure is poorly written and confusing. Remember a few years ago when the Oregon legislature put through a school crossing law that was so convoluted the police department couldn't even figure it out? This sounds like the same situation with even more costly ramifications.
What to do? Your emotional response is as good as anyone else, so get in there and vote your conscience. To be sure you are registered to vote, go to this link to update your voter registration: http://sos.oregon.gov/voting/Pages/updatevoterregistration.aspx .
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I'm sure Toovs will reward the boys with a few more of his classic one-liners in the sheds after that win. Anyway that's it from me. Thanks for joining the blog. Brad Walter and Glenn Jackson will have all the news from the sheds in tomorrow's Sydney Morning Herald and online.
Cherry-Evans the man of the match.
The seven minute passage of play after half time was the difference between the two team. Ellis off injured, a couple of Tigers mistakes which Manly took advantage of meant the Tigers were chasing the game.
80 min: And that's full time. Manly hang on to win. Manly 22-18
78 min: Tigers on the attack. Farah bomb is cleaned up by Manly. That could be it.
76 min: Here comes another grandstand finish. Joel Reddy scores after great move - Farah grubber regathered by Lawrence and back into Reddy for the try. Benji converts. Manly 22-18
74 min: Lawrence flies high and grabs a Farah bomb but Williams wrestles it out of his hands on the way to earth.
70 min: Utai's thighs make a great bust down the left-hand side and from 10m out Fulton goes very close to grounding a grubber over the top of Stewart. Video ref called in but it's no try.
67 min: Marshall grubber into the in-goal. Michael Oldfield can't bat it dead and Beau knows where the ball is. Marshall misses conversion from wide out. Manly 22-12.
66 min; Tigers get a scrum 10m out. This may be their chance.
65 min: Into the final quarter, it'll be interesting to see if the Tigers wilt after suffering from last Sunday's sauna game at Leichhardt Oval. If they are to get back it'll need some Marshall magic.
60 min: 20 mins into the half and Tigers get their first attacking raid of the second stanza. It ends when 'No Frills' Harrison foils a Farah grubber.
59 min: Manly get six again and then Tony Williams steamrolls Farah from 10m out. He's unstoppable from that distance and Wests Tigers trainers need a couple of shovels to dig Farah out of the turf. Lyon converts. Manly 22-8.
55 min: Foran chip-bomb is scrambled over the line by the Tigers. Manly will be on the attack again.
51 min: Ballin good clearing kick finds touch 10m out from Tigers line. It's all the premiers at this stage. Those jokes Toovs was telling during the half-time break have obviously lifted his team.
47 min: Wooah! Cherry-Evans gaps the Wests Tigers defence 30m out from his own line, throws a couple of dummies and then goes all the way. Manly have turned this game around in 7 minutes. Lyon converts. Manly 16-8.
44 min: Utai, the man back with the biggest thighs, but worst hands in the game spills the ball on his line. Manly then get a penalty for offside. Lyon takes the penalty goal. Manly 10-8.
43 min: Lovely short ball from Cherry-Evans puts King in from 5m out. Lyon converts. 8-all. Ellis walks off the field, but he's looking in a bad way.
41 min: Ellis has copped an accidently knee to the top of his leg. He looks in a bad way. Big blow for the Tigers if he has to go off. Humble spills a kick - Manly scrum 10m out.
Teams heading back on to the pitch, Blair with mouthguard still over his ear - has to be the coolest place to keep your mouthguard between tackles.
While I'm enjoying my valencia, Foran's having a laugh in the Manly sheds. Toovs must have just told one of his famous gags: "A horse walks into a bar. The barman says 'Why the long face?'" That one cracks up the Eagles every time.
Time for the half-time advertisement while I grab an orange.
39 min: Penalty to Manly - 40m out. Vic Mauro as a decoy runner is taken out by Heighington. Another penalty to Manly. Siren goes as Lyon lines up the penalty goal. It's good. That's half-time. Tigers 8 Sea Eagles 2
38 min: Watmough spills the ball - scrum to Tigers on halfway line.
36 min: Beau knows how to juggle a bomb before claiming it, and then gets a penalty.
33 min: Farah grubber cleaned up by Cherry-Evans who makes a half-break to the 20m line. Manly dodged a bullet there. Tigers have had all the possession in the last 10 mins.
31 min: Manly penalised 20m for another play the ball penalty, then back chat takes it to 10m closer. Tigers take the tap.
28 min: Six again for Tigers 20m out. Manly penalised for being offside. Tigers decide to go for the penalty goal. Debatable - Tigers had them stretched in defence and tap might have been the better option. Marshall puts it through. 8-0 Tigers.
26 min: Vic Mauro off the bench. Fact: Only first grader with christian name of Vic.
24 min: Adam Blair strolls through for a try after great bit of Farah to Marshall and brilliant decoy run by Lawrence. He's only scored six tries in his career. Marshall converts. 6-0 Tigers
21 min: Darcy Lussick stumbles in the play-the-ball and drops it 2m out from the line. Massive let off for the Tigers.
20 min: Manly receive penalty for ball strip, will go on the attack from 30m out. This will test the Tigers' defence.
16 min: After a penalty Tigers on the attack, Marshall grubbers into in-goal but Stewart coolly herds it over the dead ball line. Defence from both teams starting to drop off a few tackles.
14 min: Williams, who has been threatening down the left side, makes a bust from his own 20m to 30m out. Manly run on the last but held out by scrambling Tigers defence.
12 min: New boy Harrison gives away a no-frills penalty being offside after a Foran kick. Tigers really needed that to relieve the pressure.
11 min: Foran grubber in-goal scrambled over dead-ball by Humble.
9 min: Bad pass from Farah goes out. Manly will be 30m out on the attack after the scrum.
8 min: Nice right side attack from Manly, Lyon puts in grubber that just beats Williams into the corner post.
6 min: Beau knows how to defuse a Cherry-Evans bomb after a nice set of six from Manly.
3 min: Good defence holds the Tigers out and scrum to the Sea Eagles. Watmough still stinking it up with the ref for being penalised.
2 min: Watmough penalised for not lining up straight in play the ball. Tigers will go on the attack 10m out.
And we're off.
Late change to the Wests Tigers with Ben Murdoch-Masala coming on to the bench for Matt Bell.
Harrison is described at the Manly website as a 'no-frills back-rower' - not sure if that is a wrap or a sledge, but we may find out tonight.
After all the rain it's a lovely evening up at Gosford. Daniel Harrison will start in place of Glenn Stewart and there were a few whispers about Kieran Foran's fitness but he will start.
Preamble: Welcome to the Sea Eagles-Wests Tigers live match blog. After a cracking round one of the NRL we can only hope round 2 also produces the goods on-field.
The anticipated return bout between Glenn Stewart and Adam Blair won't take place tonight after Stewart was ruled out with an injury to his thumb. However for those of you who like a physical confrontation, if there's a repeat of this collision between Jason King and Gareth Ellis from last year's match at Bluetongue Stadium I'm sure you'll be happy. But make sure you come back.
In honour of Ellis' hit, and his work with Leeds Rhinos in the Super League, the prematch entertainment will be provided by Leeds' finest. It's Gang Of Four with Damaged Goods - how King was feeling after that hit.


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CLEVELAND — It starts tonight in Milwaukee and then takes the Cavaliers to road games against the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State, Phoenix, Oklahoma City and Brooklyn.
That grueling, criss-cross-the-country, six-game trip will likely give Cavs coach Byron Scott a very good idea what his inexperienced, rebuilding team is all about.
"With a young team like this, you just want to see how they react to certain things," Scott said Friday prior to a game against the Chicago Bulls at Quicken Loans Arena. "One of the first things I talked to the coaching staff about is, 'If we lost three straight, four straight, how do they react?'
"You want to see how they react. Not hoping that we lose three or four in a row, but you want to see what guys are going to do. Everybody's great when things are going well. When adversity hits, that's when you really find out the true test of your team and your teammates.
"Hopefully, we don't get to that, but there's going to be some point this season when we have some adversity."
For Scott, the highlight of the 11-day trip, which will take the Cavs to both coasts and all three time zones, will be seeing 6-month-old granddaughter Kyla when the team is in Los Angeles.
"It starts out good for me," the coach said with a huge smile.
After the six road games, the Cavs return home to host Dallas on Nov. 17, but then play in Philadelphia the next night. They host the 76ers on Nov. 21 before playing at Orlando, Miami and Memphis. That means tonight begins a stretch where Cleveland will play 10 of its next 12 games on the road.
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|Nobody knows exactly what is in the DNA of never-stop Cavs center Anderson Varejao, but Scott would love to have an entire team of guys just like him.
"Andy's energy is something special," the coach said. "If it can rub off on some other guys, the more, the better. Tristan (Thompson) is trying to take some notes, just like everybody else who plays with Andy."
Varejao went against a player a lot like him Friday in Chicago's outspoken Joakim Noah, whose frenetic play and almost equally wild hair made for an interesting evening in the post.
"They play a lot alike," Scott said. "They both play with a ton of passion. They play like it's going to be their last game every time they step on the floor."
Pine time
|Though he sat behind veteran Luke Walton in the opener, big man Samardo Samuels figures to be in the 10-man rotation fairly soon.
"It wasn't anything he didn't do," Scott said of Samuels, who slimmed down to 246 pounds and played well in the preseason. "It was just a gut feeling on my part (to play Walton)."
Assuming Samuels eventually takes Walton's minutes, that will leave Omri Casspi, who began last season as the starting small forward, and young big man Jon Leuer on the outside looking in.
"You're going to get your chance," Scott said of his message to Casspi. "I don't know when it's going to be, but this league is always full of opportunities. You just have to be ready. It's as simple as that."
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|With Bulls point guard Derrick Rose expected to be out until at least January due to a knee injury, Cleveland point guard Kyrie Irving might not play his first game against the 2011 league MVP until Feb. 26 in Chicago.
The Cavs host Chicago again on Dec. 5 and play in the Windy City on Jan. 7, the latter being a very optimistic return date for Rose. Irving and Rose both missed two of the teams' three meetings last season and never went head to head.
"It's unfortunate Derrick is going through what he's going through," Scott said. "He's a great kid."
|The Bulls entered the night with an eight-game winning streak over the Cavs. Their three victories last season came by an average of 30.7 points, including a 114-75 win on Jan. 20. That 39-point defeat represented the worst home loss in Cavs history.
|For the second straight game, Luke Harangody and Jeremy Pargo were inactive for the Cavs. Rose was inactive for Chicago, which only has 13 players on its roster.
l Due to a salary cap technicality, the Bulls can't sign another player until late November. Teams can carry as many as 15 players, but Chicago might decide to stick with the 13 it has.
l The Bucks will be without Luc Mbah a Moute (knee) tonight.
l The Cleveland at Memphis game on Nov. 26 will no longer be televised by NBA TV.
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Illinois police departments may not assign ticket quotas and may not evaluate police officers based on how many citations they issue due to a new law in Illinois. Gov. Pat Quinn signed the new legislation on Sunday, according to a Chicago Tribune report on Sunday. The new law takes effect immediately. The law will allow police officers to use their judgment in deciding whether or not to write a ticket for a driver, according to Illinois' current Democratic governor. The law applies to law enforcement officials at the local, county and state levels.
Quinn said that law enforcement officers should have discretion on when and where to issue traffic citations and be forced to ticket motorists to satisfy a quota system which has been extremely problematic for many Illinois drivers for much too long. The new law will improve safety and working conditions for police officers, says the governor. He says the law will also prevent motorists from facing unnecessary anxiety when they encounter a police vehicle.
With this law, police departments may not assign an officer a specific number of citations he or she must issue in a specific amount of time. Additionally, the law stops agencies in the state from comparing officers to other officers based on the number of citations a policeman writes. The law, which was sponsored by Democrat State Rep. Jay Hoffman from suburban St. Louis, is designed as a way to better deploy officers to do the necessary jobs for society and to improve relations between police officers and the public.
The Fraternal Order of Police has said that quotas have turned police officers into tax collection machines, according to the Sun-Times. Instead, the organization asserts, should be professional law enforcement officers. Illinoisans have long complained that too many unnecessary traffic stops have occurred and tickets have been written extremely freely by police officers, particularly small villages throughout the state. Many citizens consider these practices to be nothing less than a cash cow for locales which are funded by unsuspecting citizens who have been continually assaulted by such practices for much too long.
The bill passed overwhelmingly in both chambers of the General Assembly before being passed on to Quinn for his signature. In the House of Representatives, 106 voted in favor of the bill. Nine voted against it. In the Illinois Senate, 57 voted for the bill and only one voted against it.


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Unlike Isabelle, the newest 2014 Doll of the Year announced on the American Girl website, Melissa doesn't know the joys of spending her days in the ballet studio. Likewise, she doesn't know the thrill of the 2012 Doll of the Year, McKenna, who athletically flipped and turned her way into gymnastics tournaments.
Melissa Shang was born with a form of muscular dystrophy. She gets around in a wheelchair, but would like nothing more than to see a Girl of the Year doll reflect the challenges and accomplishments she endures daily.
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Anniston High School students will get a glimpse of what their futures can entail as 40 seniors participate in a job shadowing event Wednesday, April 28, from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. The event, coordinated by the Career Transitions Program at Gadsden State Community College, will give students an opportunity to "shadow" individuals who hold positions which interests them.
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While I was reviewing my statistics before getting to this article, I was stunned to see 9 comments from just the past day. That is a lot for little ol' me! I was immediately ready to be word flogged by parents all over for being an idiot for suggesting such a ludicrous ideas as having a gun in a home with children.
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Please visit there if you are still unsure about having a firearm in your home. Some people think that if you have a gun in your house, it must be for hunting... why that is so socially acceptable over protection I will never know (and I have NO problem with hunting!). If you have guns on your house, then they must be very dangerous, and you must be pretty irresponsible.
Unfortunately, those of us gunowners who are irresponsible ruin the image of the rest of us, just like with any large group of people.
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Prove a simple graph $G$ is Hamiltonian if and only if its closure is Hamiltonian.
$|V(G)|=n$, $\deg(u)+\deg(v)\ge n$ ($u$ and $v$ is a pair of non-adjacent vertices on $G$)
I know if $G$ is Hamiltonian, its closure must be Hamiltonian.
However, I don't know how to prove $G$ is Hamiltonian when its closure is Hamiltonian.
I got stuck! Any ideas?
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"Suppose that $x_i$ is adjacent to $u$ ...show that if $x_{i+1}$ were adjacent to $v$ in $G_k$, we could modify $C$ to get a Hamilton circuit in $G_k$. "
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Also from the diagram, we can understand why it supposes $x_{i+1}$ is adjacent to $v$ instead of $x_i$.


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SPX Update: Will the Market Break This Pattern?
Jason Haver
This pattern has repeated since the October 2011 low. Will it continue?
Some nights I study so many charts that I have no idea how I get the update finished at all -- and this is one of those nights. (I know for most people, the sun is up already -- but for me, since I live in Hawai'i, the market opens at 4:30 a.m.) I've been studying chart after chart, because there's something bothering me about this market, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Sometimes when I look at enough charts, I can figure out what my gut is trying to tell me -- and sometimes it's nothing. Maybe my feeling of nagging discomfort is just normal bull market "wall of worry" stuff. I ran out of time tonight, and couldn't quite pin it down, but may have come close with a ratio I watch.
Since this is a currency-driven rally in the form of the QE printing press, I often try to view things through a dollar-lens, so to speak. The chart below is a ratio of the
(INDEXSP:.INX) to the US dollar. This is a bit inconclusive at present, but the chart explains the reason for caution: What's bothering me right now is that every rally prior to this (in the QE era, anyway) has begun a deep correction right where we'd normally expect a fourth wave decline and a fifth wave rally. Maybe this rally will break that pattern -- but given the precedent, it seems unwise to simply
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Philadelphia Bank Index
(INDEXDJX:BKX) is also warning that a larger turn may be in the works.
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NYSE Composite
(INDEXNYSEGIS:NYA) shows that bulls probably need to hold the black dashed trend line, or risk bigger problems.
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The preferred count for the SPX still has the active downside target of 1470-1473. I went over the one-minute SPX chart in detail tonight, and it is possible that the market has completed an ABC fourth wave correction in its entirety (hence the alt: 4), but I presently view that as the underdog. And, as I just noted, I'm having trouble simply assuming we'll even have a fifth wave up. The annotation from
still sums up my approach right now.
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Finally, a short-term chart of the
Dow Jones Industrial Average
(INDEXDJX:.DJI), which staged a pretty solid snap-back yesterday. The chart is simply for aid in identifying potential support and resistance areas throughout today's trading session.
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In conclusion, if it weren't for the market's behavior over the past few years, I would normally be reasonably confident in the idea of a fourth wave decline now underway, and a fifth wave rally still to come. But given the three-wave nature of most rallies since 2009, I am continuing in my cautious stance until I see more signs of an "all clear" from the market. Trade safe.
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Nurse Inks National Letter Of Intent With Texas Tech Basketball
April 17, 2011
LUBBOCK, Texas - Billy Gillispie's first team at Texas Tech is beginning to take shape as the Red Raiders added another signee to the 2011-12 signing class with the addition of Midland College point guard Ty Nurse.
"We are very excited to have Ty (Nurse) as part of our program," remarked Gillispie. "He is a multidimensional guard that can do a lot of different things. The thing that he has done the best, in one of the toughest junior college conferences in the country, at one of the most prestigious junior college programs - is win. We love recruiting winners and he goes right to the top of that list." "He has been well coached and the chemistry was immediate with our players when he came on his visit. He is the type of player we want to help us reach the goals we have set for the program."
Nurse, a 6-1, 180 product of Vancouver, B.C., Canada, joins the Red Raider program along with Kader Tapsoba and Jaron Nash, whom Gillispie signed on Wednesday of last week. The three April additions will give Texas Tech a total of eight new faces when classes begin this fall.
"Texas Tech was a great fit and I really enjoyed getting to know coach Gillispie," said Nurse. "I feel like this is a great opportunity and we have a good chance to win starting next year. There is a great support here in Lubbock and I am excited to be a Red Raider."
Nurse joins the Red Raiders from nearby Midland College where he helped lead the Chaps to a 33-4 overall record and a Western Junior College Athletic Conference championship - his second in two seasons in Midland. The Chaps fell just shy of the national championship as they dropped a 72-64 decision to the College of Southern Idaho in the title game.
"Ty is a really solid point guard," noted Midland College head coach Ross Hodge. "He makes good decisions, doesn't turn the ball over and can make open shots. Point guards are a lot like quarterbacks in that they are judged on winning, and no other junior college point guard in the country has won more games than he has over the last two years. Off the court, he is a man of character and someone that I think the fans in Lubbock will really enjoy watching over the next couple of years at Texas Tech."
Last season, he averaged 9.15 points-per-game, was an 82 percent free throw shooter (54-of-66), shot 54 percent behind the arc, dealt out 99 total assists and committed just 45 turnovers in 32 games. He was an All-Conference and All-Region performer last season and was also tabbed the team's most valuable player. During his time in Midland, the Chaps compiled an impressive 63-7 overall record and a 25-3 mark in conference play.


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How did you know to write them?
The only reference to photography in those days was one book by Ansel Adams and an American book called
Photography Masters
. So really the only reference to photography was
Harper's Bazaar
because I wasn't interested in the kind of wildlife photography they did in
National Geographic.
So I just saw their names and thought, "This one's famous, that one seems good," and wrote them. Snowdon gave me tea from a silver teapot and said, "Are you any good at building room sets, because I do a lot of room sets?" And I thought, "I don't like the sound of this," so I said, "No, I want to be a photographer, not a carpenter." Anyway, John French gave me a job as a third assistant. I was only there 11 months, but I worked up to first assistant. I left to freelance, and then
British Vogue
offered me a staff job. I didn't think
was much different from any other magazine, and I turned them down. I think they were quite shocked. But what they offered to pay me per week was what I got for one picture working for someone else. So I said, "No, thank you." Three months later they phoned me up and said, "Would you like a contract?" So I signed on with
British Vogue,
and I think I had a contract there for about 15 years.
Jean Shrimpton, July 1965
© David Bailey
(3 of 20)
You once said you owe your career to two gay men.
I do. Two gay men gave me my start. French, who loved encouraging people, and John Parsons, the art director of
British Vogue.
In London at the time you could go to prison for being gay, so they were outsiders, and being outsiders I think they sensed that I was an outsider, too. I was an outsider by my social class, but in a way it put me into their club. We were sort of outsiders together. I think without those two guys, it would have taken me much longer.
Before Jean Shrimpton hit weren't fashion models pretty much untouchably aristocratic?
The whole thing of fashion was sort of upper middle class, especially in Europe. Upper middle class gay men really ran the business. A bit less so in New York. In a funny way it was a kind of gay Mafia. In fact, French sort of fell in love with me. And, you know, I'm not against someone making a passI was rather flatteredbut that was as far as it was gonna go.
How did you meet Shrimpton?
I met her up at
British Vogue.
I used to have my own studio there, and there were two other studios there as well. One day I walked past one of the studios and there was this vision, this girl with these blue eyes, being photographed for a cereal ad. She took my breath away. I said, "Who's that?" And the photographer who was shooting her said, "This girl called Jean." I said, "I think she's great." He said, "She's too posh for you. You don't stand a chance."
Chrissie Shrimpton and Ossie Clark,
July 1965
© David Bailey
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What was it about her that took your breath away?
It's difficult. You can't explain. It's magic. It's like when you see a picture of Garbo or Dietrich. I just thought she was breathtaking. Jean had an appeal that was kind of democraticeverybody liked her. Culturally, she had no barriers. She wasn't the girl next door. She was the girl you wished lived next door.
At that point was she successful?
Not at all. I had a big fight with a
fashion editor about her. They gave me my first big leadyou know, the first 20 or so pages of the magazineand I said, "I want to use Jean." And I remember the editor saying, "Just because you're bonking her doesn't mean we're going to use her in
And I said, "No, she's great." So they said, "If the pictures are no good, we won't let you re-shootyou'll lose the lead." I insisted. And then it just took off from there because Jean was great.
If you're having a personal relationship"bonking"with someone you're also photographing... how does that work?
It works very well when you've got a relationship with someone who's beautiful and who you love. I think we literally shot together every day for two-and-a-half years. I had seven Condé Nast covers in one month with Jean. She was on the cover of
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|Probable Pitchers
|Won, 7-2
|vs. Pawtucket,
6:00 p.m.
|Roark (0-2, 6.30) vs.
Ohlendorf (1-0, 0.00)
|Lost, 9-3
|vs. Altoona,
7:00 p.m.
|Demny (0-0, 4.15) vs.
Poreda (1-0, 0.00)
|Lost, 13-2
|@ Frederick,
7:00 p.m.
|Swynenberg (1-0, 6.43) vs.
|Lost, 7-4
|@ Delmarva,
7:05 p.m.
|Dupra (0-2, 3.86) vs.
Chalas (1-0, 7.20)
Syracuse 7 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2
• Atkins (W, 1-1) 7IP, 3H, 1R, 1ER, 2BB, 4K
• Teahen 4-5, 2R, 2B, RBI, SB
• Rivero 3-5, R, 2B, 2RBI
• Bynum 2-4, 2B, BB, RBI
Four doubles keyed a four-run rally as the Chiefs snapped a three-game losing streak with a 7-2 win over the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees. Mitch Atkins got the win with seven strong innings, allowing just one run on three hits and two walks. Mark Teahen led the 13-hit attack with a 4-for-5 afternoon. Bryce Harper doubled and scored two runs while Tyler Moore homered for the fifth time in six games. Syracuse puts on the home whites for the next seven games, with four against Pawtucket and three against Buffalo.
Xavier Paul was placed on the restricted list yesterday, but no further details could be found at virtual press. Last month, Paul was given a leave of absence for "personal reasons." It should also be noted that with Brett Carroll currently on waivers, it's entirely possible this is yet another example of roster shenanigans.
Reading 9 Harrisburg 3
• Gilliam (L, 1-2) 5IP, 7H, 6R, 6ER, 0BB, 6K
• McCoy 1IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 0K
• Perez 1-3, 2BB, 2SB
• Johnson 3-3, 2B, BB
• Howell 2-4, RBI
With two in the 1st and four in the 5th, the Reading Phillies built a 6-0 lead en route to a 9-3 win to split the four-game series. Robert Gilliam took the loss in his third start, allowing those six runs on seven hits with no walks and six strikeouts. Josh Johnson reached base four times to lead the offense, with Eury Perez drawing two walks and stealing two bases. Altoona is next to visit as the Senators host them for the next three games before heading back out on the road to Trenton, New Jersey.
Lynchburg 13 Potomac 2
• Grace (L, 1-1) 4IP, 11H, 7R, 6ER, BB, 3K, HR
• Eusebio ⅓ IP, 0H, 0R, 0BB, 0K
• Moore 2-3, R, BB
• Taylor 1-3, BB, CS(5)
It was a game to forget on this Sunday Afternoon In Woodbridge.
Lakewood 7 Hagerstown 4
• Estevez 5⅓ IP, 3H, 3R, 3ER, 2BB, 5K
• Simko (BS, 1; L, 0-1) 2⅔ IP, 6H, 4R, 4ER, 2BB, 2K, IR-S 3-3
• Newsome 1-2, R, HR, RBI
• Martinson 1-3, R, 3B, BB, RBI
• Ortega 2-4, 2B, SB
For five innings, Wirkin Estevez had a no-hitter. When he left with one out in the 6th, he still had a 3-0 lead — even after surrendering three straight singles before getting a strikeout. But Todd Simko couldn't stop the bleeding, letting in all three runners and three of his own as the Lakewood BlueClaws put up six runs en route to a 7-4 win, the second straight loss for the Suns. Bryce Ortega led the seven-hit attack with a 2-for-4 afternoon while Brett Newsome clubbed a pinch-hit HR and Jason Martinson tripled and scored the final Hagerstown run. The Suns continue their road trip with a three against Delmarva before returning home to host the BlueClaws for a four-game series starting on Thursday.
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2 BB's in one game for Eury Perez could he finally be learning some plate discipline. Love how he's started the season so far.
Looks like Josh Johnson has been promoted to Syracuse.
Xavier Paul to restricted list replaced by Josh Johnson?
You are welcome!
Keep up the great work!!
A very loyal fan of the Nats minor league system.
As I recall Paul showed up last to Spring Training. And the impression I got was that he really didn't want to be there? Maybe carrying over to Syracuse? And maybe I'm wrong?
Wasn't he (X Paul) a NRI? Any NRI who shows up late to ST or with an attitude would / should be immediately shown the door, wouldn't he?
Still confused about Lombo's status in DC. Not getting any real playing time and really not even many critical PH spots. Hope his development doesn't suffer while sitting idle up there.
Paul was the last to arrive, but wasn't late.
In ST Paul was the last to arrive and once there was given leave to return home for much of the time. I would assume that his new status is related to that.
So much for worrying about Lombo's PA's an development. Great night for #1.


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