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On July 9, the White House and Partnership for a Drug Free America went national with a five-year, $2 billion anti-drug media campaign targeting youth. This national campaign is the largest government-sponsored advertising effort in history and will include TV, radio, print, internet messages, and more. Everything, apparently, except alcohol.
We believe this omission fails to advance ONDCPs mission to reduce drug use in America. It amounts to little more than accommodation of the advertising industry and its alcohol and tobacco clients and their supporters in Congress. ONDCP has a mandate to reduce the use of illicit drugs among young people. Alcohol is an illicit drug for the one-third of the American population that is younger than 21 years. The first objective of ONDCPs national strategy calls for preventing alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug use among young people. Alcohol is the most used drug by young people in this country and the drug that kills more young people than all other drugs combined.
CSPI and other coalition members have met with leaders from ONDCP and the Department of Health and Human Services to encourage the inclusion of alcohol prevention messages in this celebrated campaign. Our efforts will continue. We encourage you to contact your U.S. Senators and Representatives to educate them about the necessary inclusion of alcohol in ONDCPs media campaign. For more information, see <www.cspinet.org/booze/drugwar.htm>.
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Kielbasa Tortellini Alfredo RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 package (9 ounces) refrigerated cheese or spinach tortellini
- 1/2 pound smoked kielbasa or Polish sausage, sliced
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1 jar (16 ounces) Alfredo sauce
- 1 cup chopped tomato
- Cook tortellini according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute kielbasa and red pepper in oil for 3 minutes or until pepper is crisp-tender.
- Drain tortellini. Stir tortellini and Alfredo sauce into skillet; heat through. Garnish with tomato. Yield: 4 servings.
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Glimpses of the Forest is a book of photographs that record parts of the Ashdown Forest.
The forest is one of the UK's most attractive places and is yet largely unknown by many other than for being the home of Winnie-The-Pooh.
The books provides an insight to the charming heathland and woodland that is the Ashdown Forest. It also provides a short history and details about life on the forest.
A keen photographer since his student days, when he caught the photography bug. Craig has lived in the Sussex area most of his life and his early work focused on the wildlife and Brighton/Sussex Downs area. Since his student days, Craig has developed a passion for landscape, enjoying the challenge of using light and shade. Through his work as a training consultant/coach, he travels to a number of parts of the UK. This affords him the opportunity to capture many beautiful places. He especially enjoys the North West of Scotland, Northumberland and North Yorkshire. In 2003, Craig moved to the Ashdown Forest area and spends many mornings and evenings capturing this unique environment. It has also allowed him to explore areas such as Hastings, Rye, Seven Sisters and Tunbridge Wells to record the varied beauty of the East Sussex and West Kent landscape. Craig works exclusively with digital technology, finding it allows him to portray accurately the interplay of light and th
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Tucheng Tung Blossom Trail
Near the trail's halfway point, you'll find Tung Blossom Park, an open performance space and recreational where you can stop to admire the blossoms. At night, the space lights up as hundreds of fireflies take to the air.
Each year at the end of April through early May, the Tucheng Tung Blossom Trail and Tung Blossom Park serve as sites for the Hakka Tung Blossom Festival. With a full lineup of music, dance performances and cultural exhibitions, the festival is a great time to visit and learn about the culture of the Hakka people when the Tung trees are at their best.


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College Hockey:Minutemen Recover, Shock Wildcats in Overtime 4-3
Freshman Forward Boehm Nets Game Winner
AMHERST, Mass. — Rookie forward David Boehm scored his second career goal at 2:05 of overtime as Massachusetts escaped with a 4-3 come-from-behind victory over New Hampshire on Friday evening.
Driving into the zone from center ice, Boehm effectively used a UNH defender to screen goaltender Brian Foster and was able to beat him with a shot low along the ice.
The Minutemen held a 2-0 lead after the first period of play, only to allow the Wildcats to score three straight goals before forcing the extra session with an extra attacker goal late and then winning in overtime.
Describing his game-winning goal afterward, Boehm credited the play of defenseman Doug Kublin:
It was a great play by Doug, he kept the play alive in the neutral zone and the puck squirted loose to me, Kublin said. On my way backchecking, I picked up the loose puck and saw there was an open lane and the defenseman gave me a lane to shoot. I just shot it as hard as I could and hoped that the defenseman screened the goalie, which he did.
It was a great feeling because it gave us two points in Hockey East. Theyre big points.
As much as Im happy with the two points, I recognize being on the other end of it where weve taken it to a team and not ended up getting it, said Massachusetts head coach Don Cahoon on the win. Sometimes its better to be lucky than good.
New Hampshire head coach Dick Umile expressed disappointment in the outcome given how well he felt his team played throughout the evening.
Obviously, a couple of bad coverage plays when they scored, but the fact is the guys stayed with it and we played a solid hockey game, Umile said. It is a disappointing loss because I thought in the second we came out and played a solid period and tied it, came back and played a real strong third and got the go-ahead goal.
This is a tough one to take. We played hard and we have nothing to show for it.
The Minutemen set the tone in the opening moments of the contest with an aggressive forecheck and strong puck pressure. The potent UMass power-play unit had two opportunities in the first 10 minutes against UNH, which has struggled as of late on the penalty kill, however the Minutemen could not cash in as multiple shots sailed just wide of the net.
Play balanced out as the period wore on. Mike Sislo had a prime opportunity to give his New Hampshire squad a 1-0 lead when he took a pass at the UMass blue line and skated in all alone from the right. His shot from close range was stonewalled by Paul Dainton at 15:58.
Massachusetts opened the scoring exactly 30 seconds later.
Attempting to evade a Wildcat defender while driving to the net, Will Ortiz got off a shot that bounced off of Foster and right to Michael Lecomte as he entered the slot. Lecomte rifled a shot past Foster before he could recover at 16:28.
Justin Braun made it 2-0 Minutemen at 18:39, as he skated in and unleashed a shot that rang off the back post.
The Wildcats had the advantage in the second stanza, outworking the Minutemen in every facet of the game. The hard work eventually paid off in the latter half of the period when New Hampshire scored two goals to tie the contest.
Steve Moses cut the deficit in half at 10:27. All alone in front of the net with the puck, Moses got Dainton to commit low before lifting his shot into the net.
New Hampshire got the game-tying goal off the stick of Peter Leblanc at 17:52. Leblanc collected the rebound from Brett Kostolanskys shot from the point and buried it the upper part of the cage. The two teams went into the locker room tied at two, as the Wildcats outshot the Minutemen 18-7 in the period.
I think we were too high on the way we played after the first, said Boehm on his teams performance in the second. Going into the second we were a little lackadaisical. [New Hampshire] got on pucks, they were winning loose pucks, they were winning battles, and we just got away from our game.
Once UNH got one, they knew the momentum had swung their way, said Cahoon. We started making bad decisions with the puck, we start mishandling the puck, they start not getting pucks behind them and they turn that into transition offense, and theyre very good with that.
Were lucky we didnt give a whole bunch of goals up in the second period.
Bobby Butler put New Hampshire in the lead for the first time in the game during the early moments of the third period on another rebound opportunity. Alone on the right side low, Butler collected the puck from in front and beat Dainton at 1:19 for his team-leading seventh goal of the season, a tally which stood up after review.
It was his sixth career goal against UMass, as he entered the contest with a team-high nine points in 12 previous appearances versus the Minutemen.
The Wildcats appeared to have the game in hand with time ticking down until Casey Wellman made things interesting with just 11 seconds remaining in regulation. With Dainton pulled, UMass swarmed in the offensive zone looking for the equalizer. Danny Hobbs was able to find Wellman wide open at the back door, and Wellman made the chance count.
We just wanted to get the puck to the net as much as possible without making any blind plays, commented Wellman on his game-tying goal. The puck got shot at the net and Hobbs made a great play on it, he saw me back door and threw a pass. Luckily I was all by myself.
A bounce of the puck at the end, quipped Umile. We had two guys that probably should have cleared it.
New Hampshire pinned Massachusetts in its own zone for a majority of the overtime period until Boehm sent the crowd home happy. Only three penalties were called in the contest and neither team was able to score on their power-play opportunities. Dainton broke his previous record of 39 saves with a career-best 42 in the win, including three in overtime, while Foster made 27 stops in the tough-luck loss.
We didnt walk away from that game thinking we earned those two points in a big way, noted Cahoon. We walked away from that game knowing we played a really good, solid first period, and had the game in control, and then allowed a team thats very proud and plenty skilled to take it back from us. Theres a lot to be learned from this, and hopefully well do a lot of learning before tomorrow night.
The two teams will meet again Saturday evening at the Mullins Center. The puck drops at 7:00 p.m.
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Courtesy of the film's official Facebook page comes this newly offered sketch from Disney's Tangled which features Flynn Rider (Zachary Levi), Rapunzel (Mandy Moore) and Flynn's occasionally-faithful steed, Maximus. Apparently Maximus' allegiance may belong to someone other than his owner judging by the artwork.
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It opens in the dark.
We hear voices talking, laughing, getting closer, the shuffling of feet as a group of people enter the space. A single flashlight beam penetrates the blackness, then another, and we see a troupe of young people entering a long-abandoned theatre. They move around the space as the overture begins, still primarily in darkness. One of the actors lies on the stage, working with the footlights, which – FLASH – come on, illuminating the stage.
And there was light. And they saw it was good.
They find costume pieces. They put them on. Two actors find jackets they particularly like, but there's a struggle. Who gets the fringed jacket, who gets the black leather jacket? The man in fringe is forced to give up his prize to another, who almost physically lights up with the power of the light blue suede. The original man, robbed of his fringe, puts on the black leather, and his face becomes a mask of resentment. He has become Judas to the fringed man's Jesus.
And the show begins.
That's the opening of GLOW Lyric Theatre's production of Jesus Christ Superstar, playing at Centre Stage this weekend. It's a stripped-down and energetic staging that emphasizes Andrew Lloyd Webber's music over spectacle, with mostly terrific results.
Director Jenna Tamislea gives us a mostly bare set – a battered proscenium arch with torn curtains and a scaffold our only real anchors. A couple of costume racks give the actors, who have "found" this old space, the chance to enact the musical. It's a fun conceit that works well for the material, allowing the music to really speak for itself.
Anderson Daniel leads a solid ensemble as Jesus. He is young and appealing and, when he unleashes it in the second act, has a powerful voice. Felipe Bombonato is a brooding, tortured Judas who also finds a fantastic second act showcase with his bravado turn in "Superstar." Ashley Kerr may fare best among the singers with her warm renditions of "I Don't Know How To Love Him" and "Could We Start Again." DeMar Neal is hilarious as Herod in a fabulous number that, frankly, had some audience members covering their mouths in shock. Will Ragland is another standout as a bureaucratic Pilate, his precise enunciation plowing over the sound issues that plague some of the other cast members.
Ragland also designed the haunting set, which serves as a perfect backdrop for director Tamislea's vision. George Martinat's costumes work well, emphasizing roles while still feeling like "found" items. Choreographer Erin Roper contributes a lot of bounce and energy to the dance numbers, well executed by featured dancers Ashley King, Sydney Childs, Josh Broome, Cesar Lozada and Kristofer Parker.
Sadly, the show lost some of its power to sound problems. From intermittent silences to poor mixing to muffled diction, the first act especially suffered from a mix that allowed the tight, rocking live band (conducted by Christian Elser) to overwhelm the vocals. Whole sections of songs vanished too often, and in a staging this bare, each one of lyricist Tim Rice's words really matters, both to carry the story and the emotion. By act two, the problem mostly improved, leaving me hopeful that this was merely a hiccup from the night I viewed it.
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LATEST NEWS UPDATE! Tiger Woods endorsement companies AT&T, Gillette, and Accenture are now reacting. Meantime, Faglaro Island might be the new home for Woods as his yacht PRIVACY is reportedly being prepped to leave its Florida berth.
New endorsement revelations are your LALATE at noon update on the Tiger Scandal
TIGER LATEST – Gillette,AT&T
Even before Tiger's Friday announcement, corporate sponsors of Woods were making moves. Earlier this week LALATE broke Woods has not appeared in a TV primetime ad slot since the mistress scandal broke.
On Thursday LALATE broke to you first that his watch sponsor, Tag Heuer, has yanked his ads from Australian jewelry. The company said the scandal was not the reason for the change while store owners had their own opinion.
On Friday, Accenture dropped Woods' image off its website homepage.
And also on Friday, a reported meeting of Woods' corporate sponsors. Friday saw Fox News reporting other corporate sponsors are heading into meetings today. "Several of Tiger Woods' corporate sponsors, including Pepsi, Proctor and Gamble, and Gillette, are in meetings Friday discussing whether or not the golf pro's actions in his personal life violated the terms of his multi-million dollar deals, a source close to the situation tells FoxNews.com. Reps for Pepsi, Gillette and Proctor and Gamble did not respond for comment."
Now Saturday, Gillette and AT&T.
Gillette spokesman Damon Jones' choice word is "timeout". "Tiger said, I want to take a timeout from golf and I want to take a timeout from being in the public eye. And we think that's right that he take a timeout." The New York Times reports Gillette too will take a "timeout"
AT&T's choice word in contrast is "evaluating" -"we are presently evaluating our ongoing relationship with him."
The Times adds "whether the Gillette move will begin a mass defection by Woods's major sponsors, which include Nike, Accenture, AT&T, Tag Heuer, EA Sports and Gatorade, is unclear."
Meantime reports say Woods' yacht is being prepped. The boat's name? Privacy. But good luck trying to find the Privacy's name on the baot. It's been covered up to give … more privacy.
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Tiger Woods once said he bought Privacy to get away from the media. Instead, it's Privacy that is attracting the media this weekend. Privacy is 155 feet long, berthed at Old Port Cove, and its name has recently been covered up. Yes, Privacy demands its privacy.
Here is the photo recap of alleged mistresses numbers 1 through 15.
1. PHOTOS OF RACHEL UCHITEL – Alleged Mistress
Allegations: National Enquirer, Star
Rachel Uchitel is a former Las Vegas VIP host from Tao, now in New York, a woman who claimed to have bed celebrities before but says she never kisses and tells.
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Some reports say Uchitel was unaware of all these other alleged mistress and is not happy about the revelation. Imagine what Tiger Woods' wife thinks. Uchitel reports put her alleged relationship with Woods within the last five months.
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Her last stated public position is she denies the allegations.
2. PHOTOS OF JAIMEE GRUBBS – Alleged Mistress 2
Allegations: US Magazine
A reality tv star, who once dated a Tool on TV, sold alleged voice mail and text recording of Tiger. Then a bartender in Vegas, now a bartender in Los Angeles, Grubbs was the first to give a direct quote admitting her alleged affair.
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Her position is she was Tiger's mistress, that he called just recently telling her to delete his name from her voice mail after his wife was onto him, and the he lead her to believe they would be together in the future.
3. PHOTOS OF KALIKA MOQUIN – Alleged Mistress 3
Allegations: Life and Style
A top nightlife executive in Vegas, Moquin was like Rachel previously employed at Tao nightclub. Kalika would first not comment on the allegations, then deny them to US Magazine.
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4. PHOTOS OF JAMIE JUNGERS – Alleged Mistress 4
Allegations: Mail on Sunday, Daily Mirror
The first non-nightlife woman to come forward, Jungers is a stunning model. British press – that would pay for her story allegedly – would label her a look-a-like to Woods' own wife. She would not deny the allegations in the issue. Jamie Jungers would not be directly quoted in the issue.
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5. PHOTO OF MINDY LAWTON – Alleged Mistress 5
Allegations: Mail on Sunday.
The most unlikely of the alleged misstresses, a non model nor nightlife host, Lawton would be the first of the alleged group to live near Woods' Florida home. Lawton was allege an affair that would last months including text messages spanning over one alleged year. Her sister would be the source of the article.
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6. PHOTOS OF CORI RIST – Alleged Mistress 6
Allegations: Daily News New York
While Lawton is one of the youngest alleged woman, claiming to have met Woods at age 20, Rist is one of the oldest of the alleged women, 31. Her story was broke in New York Daily News Sunday. Like Jungers, Rist is blond, slender, and a knockout. She does not deny the allegation saying "no comment … not a this time."
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7. PHOTOS OF HOLLY SAMPSON – Alleged Mistress 7
Allegations: Daily News New York.
Films by Holly Samson include Descent Into Bond—ge and Diary of a H–ny Housewife. As many as 80+ films are to credit by Holly Sampson.
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8. 9. 10. – DETAILS – Alleged Mistresses 8-10
Three other women were reported by press after alleged seven.
At alleged number 8 is reportedly an Orlando woman. Mike Parker in the Daily Star of England reports of what would now be alleged number 8:
"The 25-year-old "VIP server" at an Orlando club – allegedly Tiger's fourth mistress – is now planning to reveal details of their relationship. Her attorney Michael O'Quinn confirmed: "She will address the media with her story very soon." The as yet unnamed mistress claims their affair began in 2004, when she was 20 and continued after he married Elin in October of the same year. Mr O'Quinn added: "We will not be confirming or denying any further details until after a press conference, which will happen imminently." "
At alleged number 9 and 10 are reportedly British women. Fox details today:
"Two more alleged mistresses have been fingered by the British press. The Sun reports one is a television broadcaster, and another is a mysterious "….cougar." "
11. PHOTOS OF JOSLYN JAMES – Alleged Mistress 11
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Allegations: Deadspin.com
Joslyn is reportedly 39, has been in 18 "films". If you wish to go rent them, then include (pardon the editing) "A– Training" and "M–F Lessons". She's reportedly5'4", very pretty, brunette, and tattooed.
The Deadspin originating report referenced in the New York Daily News is unlike previous alleged mistress reports that were lengthy and detailed. Not the case with Joslyn James. And if you guessed her hometown as Las Vegas, you're right.
12. 13. 14 – DETAILS – Alleged Mistresses 12-14
First, alleged mistress number 12 is referenced in a new preview from the National Enquirer. Today's National Enquirer reports "But more and more women emerge almost daily claiming liaisons with the father of two. The ENQUIRER even received an incredible call that one woman who had an affair with Woods in June 2007 aborted his child."
Second, alleged mistress number 13 is reference in a new preview from Life and Style. Life and Style reports that famed biographer Ian Halperin said a woman told him in 2007 that she was Tiger Woods' mistress at the time.
"Celebrity biographer Ian Halperin tells Life & Style, "Two years ago, a woman approached me with an audio file supposedly of Tiger Woods having phone ss–. She wanted me to do a story on it. It sounded like him, but I had no proof." If one of Tiger's women does have footage, she could get millions. "A Tiger …. tape could be worth $5 million, possibly as high as $10 million," Steven Hirsch …. tells Life & Style."
14. A new report Thursday in RadarOnline says yet another woman has come forward as an alleged mistress, and like Rachel Uchitel, has retained Gloria Allred. No details are revealed by the website in their exclusive. The report claims that the woman is not among the previous women who have asserted allegations.
15. PHOTOS OF LOREDANA JOLIE – Alleged Mistress 15
Allegations: Michelle Braun
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FRESNO, Calif. - - It was a day to celebrate season highlights, team and individual accomplishments for the Fresno State equestrian team at its end of the year banquet. Following the reception, the festivities continued at the Fresno State Student Horse Center as the equestrian program gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the brand new electronic scoreboard.
The Fresno State team was joined by family and friends at the banquet to support the Bulldogs in honoring their season. The coaches started the ceremony by reflecting on the best moments from the 2011-12 season, a season that was truly a special one.
"We knew this team was going to be a special team when we started last fall," said Head Western coach Stephanie Reeves. "This team is really such a tight-knit community and that was so obvious to see from the beginning of the year."
The team chemistry lead to great performances in the arena as the Bulldogs went undefeated at home for the season and evident when they won the title "Best in the West."
"I am very proud of the consistent time, effort and energy that this team put into its season," said Head Hunt Seat coach Julia Scrivani. "This year we put ourselves out there and continued to strive for the top, and they did when they qualified in both Hunt Seat and Western for the NCEA National Championships."
In honoring the successful season, the coaches had a variety of awards to hand out to the team. There were four awards that the team voted on: Rookie of the Year, Most Improved (Hunt Seat and Western), Workhorse, and Sportsmanship.
The "Rookie of the Year" award honored the rider who came in and made an immediate contribution to the program and that was Lauren Crivelli. The "Most Improved" award recognized a rider from both Hunt Seat and Western that improved the most throughout the season and the winners were Macy Wilson (Hunt Seat) and Bryn Boyett (Western).
Lanie Madrazo won the "Workhorse" award which recognized the rider that goes above and beyond, always putting their best foot forward in the arena, the barn, competition and community. The "Sportsmanship" award honored the rider who exemplifies sportsmanship in all aspects of competition, classroom and in the gym and this award went to Holly Elsbernd who also won the "Award of Excellence" that was given by the coaches.
The coaches highlighted the first ever Fresno State NCEA All-American Macy Wilson as well as the Honorable Mention All-Americans, Crivelli and Kimberly HewsonBudnik. There was also a new award created this season by the NCEA to recognize the outstanding academics of the collegiate equestrian teams.
Fresno State honored 10 Academic All-Americans with first team honorees Hillary West and Lauren Carr, second team honorees Elsbernd, Whitney Kittle, and Sammie Jo Stone and honorable mentions in Sydney Coletti, Sonya Koch, Shawna McClurg, Nicole Roworth and Rio Haack.
The Fresno State equestrian team also highlighted its nine seniors: Tylinda Arthur, Carolyn Carter, Holly Elsbernd, Allison Mackey, Shawna McClurg, Nicole Roworth, Kimberly Steinbuch, Sammie Jo Stone and Allie Warkentin.
"These seniors made the commitment, two, three or four years ago to be a part of this team, not knowing exactly what kind of commitment they were making," said Scrivani. "These nine ladies put in the time, effort and energy into every aspect of the program and built great character through it all. They were a huge part of this special team and they made wonderful things happen."
After the banquet concluded with a few more academic and MVP awards the team, friends and family all were invited over to the Fresno State Student Horse Center to unveil the electronic scoreboard. It was a capitol project spearhead by The Saddle Club that took three years to fundraise exclusively through private funds.
The unveiling of the scoreboard was a very special moment that ignited celebration. The Saddle Club members were all there, the team, President Welty, as well as many fans that came to see the beautiful new scoreboard that will elevate Fresno State equestrian to a very fan-friendly, interactive sport.
This day of celebration concluded the 2011-12 season for the Fresno State equestrian team and will now prepare for the 2012-13 season.
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Area's only Maid-Rite to open in Waukesha in summer
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Leon's Custard stand in Milwaukee has been serving loose meat "hamburgers" forever. Welcome to the new, don't forget the old!
The best Maid-Rite in the world is at Taylor's in Marshalltown, Ia.
I wonder if Bekka Kleefish called them and got them to come here. By the way, who called Frontier Airlines and convinced them to keep 2 employees here? What a coup.Hide replies
More importantly....as a mom, will she drive there in her mini van? Maybe hubby JOEL will wear his fishin cap at the table when they do go as a family unit!
On that same note, since they're opening in Waukesha and not Milwaukee, maybe Tommy Boy should have spend less time crying about the new job numbers and more time trying to ATTRACT jobs to his city....
I love that ad. She is such a Palin freak wanna be! I am sure their EMPLOYEES were all for moving! Um, doubt that! Thanks for the jobs here, but what about those people who now are jobless? Say good bye to her! Can't stand her. Her and her "family" values can go elsewhere. Not everyone has the same "family". BEECH!
What does your idiotic post have to do with this article?
True that Leon's has been selling a similar sandwich for decades, its Spanish Burger. But that creation lacks the pickles and onions of a Loose Meat Sandwich by Maid-Rite.
Our family is looking forward to your opening, and wishes y'all the best!
The new Waukesha Maid-Rite is going to carry an all new fresh menu that will be posted soon on their website.
Isnt that just a sloppy joe? U can make about 30 of those for 10 bucks!Hide replies
No, Maid-Rites have no sauce. Just their secret seasoning.
I wish you the beast of luck and I will stop by.
@nearmrs- what does a maid-rite restaurant have to do with politics? I swear, anything that comes from waukesha is political these days. Leave politics aside. This is a fabulous idea!
sounds gross :-)
Everytime I am in Illinois I make it a point to stop and get one of these sandwiches they rock.....................I hope they make it here unlike Steak and Shake which I still travel to and enjoy!!!
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As most of you should know, this won't be the first time C&C ventures into FPS territory. Back in 2002, Westwood Studios (now EA LA) offered a different take on the popular RTS license with Command & Conquer: Renegade, giving players a chance to experience the C&C universe from a grunt's perspective. Yes, it was a bold effort, but due to various drawbacks and lack of polish, Renegade failed to make an impact on the shooter market. Well, EA is obviously prepared to have another crack at it, this time with Tiberium, currently in development at EA LA for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3.
The storyline in Tiberium continues after the tale told in Command & Conquer 3. The Third Tiberium War ended and the alien invaders, the Scrin, are defeated. Those of you who aren't familiar with earlier segments of the story, there's really not a lot to it. GDl (Global Defense Initiative) and the Brotherhood of Nod forces fought for ages to gain control over tiberium, a precious resource, which also caught the eye of the alien Scrin. When the Scrin were beaten, one of their gigantic towers lingered and was allegedly abandoned. The narrative in Tiberium places players in the role of Ricardo Vega, a GDI trooper who fought in the Third Tiberium War and greatly contributed to the first battles against the Scrin. After all this, Vega retreated to one of the yellow zones (sections of Earth with moderate tiberium infestation), but was summoned to fight eleven years later at Tower Omega. Vega is also in charge of Rapid Assault and Intercept Deployment or RAID, which are sort of like a special ops team. You'll be marching into action, calling in air, armor and infantry units as support.
Of course, apart from dispatching reinforcements and giving out orders, Vega goes into action himself. As he enters the fray, he'll get to wield a powerful weapon called the GD-10, which has the ability to transform into different guns on the spot. The GD-10 can change into a rocket launcher, grenade launcher, magnetic rail gun and energy canon. Choosing a specific type of weapon, naturally, depends on the kind of enemy you're facing. As a Forward Battle Commander, Vega has access to more cool gear, such as the advanced body armor, packed with a handy jetpack - a unit function already seen in C&C 3: Tiberium Wars. With the jetpack players will be able to jump on higher ground, leap on rooftops and such. This should, in turn, allow for greater tactical advantage during combat. Yes, by reaching higher spots, players gain a better vantage point and command troops more efficiently.
Commanding troops is fairly simple. You may command up to four squads, while making a decision which type of squad you want by your side. Again, that depends on the kind of foe you're up against. Squads are gained by capturing landing zones and tiberium fissure points. As soon as you've gained control of resources (tiberium) and a landing zone, you may call in reinforcements. Another important aspect is that during battle, you give your troops leadership bonus and that affects their performance in combat. It's been revealed that players will be able to summon two types of infantry - one is proficient at taking out air targets, while the other knows how to handle ground units. Armored units, such as Titan armored assault vehicles, can also be called in, as well as air support. Both have their advantages and weaknesses. Sending in armored vehicles is, for instance is obviously a good way of providing your soldiers with mobile cover.
EA says that the multiplayer in Tiberium is already functional, but is of course undergoing severe testing at this point. As you may have guessed, multiplayer matches involve fighting over tiberium spots and capture points on the map. Throughout the game players will, supposedly, have access to orbital weapons too. Sounds cool enough to warrant engaging multiplayer combat.
The game runs on a highly modified version of the latest Unreal Engine, though currently there's plenty of work to be done in the visual department. We do know for a fact that the game was designed to make way for huge outdoor areas, featuring massive landscapes and such, as well as a variety of indoor sections.
That's pretty much all there is to it for now, kids. EA explained that the development team still has a long way to go before release, which will likely take place some time in Q3 2008 (possibly 2009). They also went on to encourage C&C fans by uncovering that they'll get a chance to plunge deeper into the popular lore, as Tiberium explains a great deal about both the GDI and the Brotherhood of Nod.
The transforming weapon sounds cool, a variety of possible battle tactics, fans should get a kick out it.
Even with all the features tucked in, the game sort of lacks punch, let's hope it doesn't turn into another generic shooter.


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Big Innovation From A Small Telecom
Innovation just sprang from an unlikely corner of the telecom industry, and it may just reshape the business.
Windstream – a regional company selling wired telecom services – said today that it has obtained clearance from the IRS to convert its copper and fiber assets into a real estate investment trust. The unlikely conversion will cut its tax burden and free up cash, and it opened the door to the rest of the industry to take similar steps.
Windstream's shares jumped 18% on the news. Shares in CenturyLink, another big wired carrier, rose 9.3%. Frontier Communications rose 18%. Even AT&T's stock gained, climbing 4%.
"With the IRS already supplying a private letter ruling, this opens the window to many other companies exploring this transaction," analysts at Nomura said in a note.
REITs were created by Congress in 1960 as a way to let rank and file investors buy shares in skyscrapers or shopping malls. Most of their assets and income have to be tied to real estate, and as long as they pay out at least 90% of their taxable income as dividends, they generally pay no corporate tax.
That definition has been stretched, however, with companies from billboard operators to data-center operators getting clearance from the IRS to restructure as REITs to reduce their tax burdens. American Tower, an operator of cell-phone towers, unveiled a similar plan a couple years ago.
The possibilities broadened in late June, when document storage and shredding company Iron Mountain said the IRS had blessed its conversion to a REIT.
Now, billions of dollars in telecom revenue may be able to take advantage of the structure. "This news could be a catalyst for telecom companies more broadly within the U.S. to consider this structure," analysts at Citigroup said in a note.


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When designing your log cabin, learning about basic log home floor plans can give you ideas on what rooms are essential, and which ones you can do without. Log cabins can have one single room, while others have as many as eleven separate rooms.
A classic log cabin has an A-frame. This means that the shape of the cabin is like that of typical children's drawings of houses, it has a roof that slants and forms the letter "a." The A-frame often allows for a wrap-around porch on the cabin, since the roof of the cabin extends outwards enough to cover a small porch area. Most log cabins still follow this shape, though some larger ones cannot because of the size of the roof. Underneath the A-frame, the floor plan or lay-out of the cabin is up to the cabin owner.
As you might have already read, traditional log cabins were one-story structures which sometimes had a mezzanine or loft for sleeping. In the beginning, the downstairs area was one large room with a kitchen, eating area and sitting area. The bathroom was an outhouse and laundry was done outside. Later on, interior walls or partitions were made to segregate the spaces on the main floor and indoor plumbing was introduced. Despite these developments, most modern log cabins still have a grand room or a large room which you walk into and in which many activities are done.
Modern log cabins often have two-stories. Still following the A-frame, these cabins tend to have a grand room with a high ceiling, since the frame gives the house the option. The grand room is located on the first floor. It is often used as a living room, TV room, and game room. On the same floor, the kitchen and dining area are also located, as well as the laundry area and a bathroom. Often, the master bedroom is also on this ground level.
The second floor is often much simpler, only containing bedrooms and bathrooms. Usually you will find two bedrooms and maybe a storage cabinet. Naturally, larger cabins can add more sections than the ones already mentioned. Some log homes have dens, game rooms, dining rooms, basements, and helpers quarters.
Remember that the original log cabins, the first ones ever built, followed basic log home floor plans, and they simply designed and made innovations from that basic idea. Creating your own floor plan for a log cabin is quite easily done. You simply have to choose the spaces you want to section off and how large these spaces are going to be. Some companies let you customize a floor plan, though most of them have a lot of pre-drawn plans you can choose from.
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text: 7 out of 10 Ruth Berwickshire Good Points+ Lots of variety in the pieces, good for absolute beginners but only the last few pieces were a challenge to me. Well laid out. Bad Points− Very difficult to control the book on the piano as the binding is very tight would be better ring bound so that it would lie flat. Also difficult to judge the difficulty of the pieces just from the description. Confirmed purchase: 19 February 2014 Published on: 25 June 2014


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WAC Recognizes 33 Bulldogs in Classroom
WAC releases its 2011 All-Academic teams for the fall sports; Bulldogs show well in the classroom
'Dogs Finish WAC Season On The Island
Both the men's and women's team finished fourth at the WAC Championship.
Bronco Invite Goes 'Dogs Way
The Bronco Invitational was a positive preview for what both teams can expect at the WAC Championship.
Last updated on Dec. 5, 2011
Fresno State:
2011 Cross Country (Senior): One of the top men's competitors in the distance events for the `Dogs ... Earned second team All- Conference honors, with a 13th place finish at the WAC Championships ... Marked his 8K season best of 24:53 at the Santa Clara Invitational.
2010 Cross Country (Junior): Top men's finisher at the Twilight Meet in Reno, Nevada ... led the men's team at the Asics Invitational ... earned his second Academic All-WAC Award.
2009 Cross Country (Sophomore): A solid sophomore campaign racing in four of the season's five meets ... marked an 8K season-best of 25:30 at the Santa Clara Bronco Invitational, just three seconds off his career-best set at the same meet in 2008 ... named an Emerging Scholar by the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi.
2009 Track (Freshman): Ran the middle distances in his first track season for the Bulldogs ... was the team's second-best 1,500-meter runner behind two-time WAC Champion Frank Sanders ... in the 1,500, timed a personal-best of 3:53.50 and took seventh at the WAC Championships ... also ran the 800, clocking a career-best 1:56.89.
2008 Cross Country (Freshman): Solid freshman campaign, earning second team All-WAC honors with a 12th place finish at the WAC Championships ... marked a personal-best 8K of 26:28.40 at the WAC Championships ... was among the team's Top 3 finishers in six of the team's seven meets ... took 117th at the NCAA West Regional, finishing the 10K in 32:32.12 ... 2008 Academic All-WAC.
High School: Four-year letterwinner in both cross country and track ... earned All-Valley and all-conference cross country honors ... named Clovis West Athlete of the Year in 2008 ... a scholar-athlete ... awarded all-city honors by the Fresno Bee ... served as captain for both the cross country and track and field teams ... had a best 5K time of 15:29 at Stanford.
Personal: Born Nov. 21, 1989 in Fresno, Calif. ... parents are Gary and Marian, both school teachers ... has one younger sister, Samantha ... enjoys the outdoors; biking, fishing, skiing, and camping ... most admires his parents for their support and encouragement in athletics and life in general.
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Yosemite National Park > Cathedral Peak > Climber's Log
Cathedral Peak Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed: SE Butt Date Climbed: 8/20/05
|Great climb, took us 5-6 pitches. Love that chimney.
Also climbed summer 2003 via Mountaineer's Route.
|Posted Aug 22, 2005 3:56 am
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: coupla times
|First time up was still one of the funnest days climbing ive ever had... Climbed with Doug Lundgrun, one of those days when you are both on, climb fast, past parties, good times!
|Posted Aug 2, 2005 6:42 pm
|alpine master
|Route Climbed: SE buttress Date Climbed: July 1997
|Cool multi pitch trad climb.
|Posted Jul 24, 2005 5:56 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast Buttress Date Climbed: July 18, 2005
|Really fun, forgiving climbing with great views! Did route 'C' from Supertopo - lots of fun. Climbed with Jim Wosnak. Summited Eichorn's Pinnacle too - great exposure and fun rap.
|Posted Jul 19, 2005 4:23 pm
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: July 2005
|Beautiful climb - great rock and sunny weather, kick-ass exposure and views. Sweet summit, too. Beware rope drag on the last pitch - best to do it in 2 or (gasp!) run it out!
|Posted Jul 14, 2005 5:09 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast buttress Date Climbed: August 2003
|A super fun climb. My first with my wife.
|Posted Jul 14, 2005 3:54 pm
|Route Climbed: SE butt Date Climbed: 6/03
|Awesome solo
|Posted Jul 12, 2005 5:49 pm
|Route Climbed: SE buttress Date Climbed: june 2005
|nice to be in tuolumne with no touristos in sight
anywhere!! parked at boundary near dana hiked
in 8 miles in to camp.....hit
nasty weather with one pitch to go.. had to
rap down the backside..very wet and slippery. turned
out to be a way longer day than expected
|Posted Jun 21, 2005 7:51 pm
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: August 2000 and August 2002
|This was my first long roped climb, and I returned a few years later and led it. The summit of Cathedral is certainly one of the most special places on the planet, particularly if you have it to yourself (and your partner....).
|Posted Apr 15, 2005 11:50 pm
|Route Climbed: SE buttress Date Climbed: October 2003
|After Saturday on the domes, a late breakfast at tioga pass cabins, a less than direct approach, and on the wall at 3. A beautiful day capped by sunset on the summit, descent by headlamp, and dinner at the road. What could be more pleasant?
|Posted Apr 12, 2005 12:01 am
|Route Climbed: Mountaineers Route to Summit Block Date Climbed: Probably June 1998
|This was the first of three on our way from Tuolmne Meadows to the valley. It was very enjoyable, I would love to go back.
|Posted Mar 2, 2005 6:52 pm
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: 2001
|Started from the trailhead at 4:30 in the morning and were the first on the route having passed many climbers camping at Budd Lake and at least one party camping at the base. I started at the wrong place and ended up on some 5.9 rock, but eventually we found ourselves on route and 2 hours later were standing on the summit. We scrambled down the opposite side and ended up linking up with the Cathedral Lakes Trail and were back at the car well before lunch.
|Posted Feb 28, 2005 10:27 am
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: 2000
|Fun route, one of my first multipitch climbs in Yosemite. We also did Eichorn Pinnacle via the North face (traverse and up?) while we up there. Repeated it sans Eichorn two years later. Indeed worth a yearly repeat
|Posted Feb 14, 2005 11:41 pm
|Route Climbed: Buttress Date Climbed: Too many times
|A yearly must.
|Posted Feb 9, 2005 2:39 pm
|Route Climbed: Southeast Buttress Date Climbed: July 1996
|Got up early to be first in line -- boy was the buttress crowded on the way down.
|Posted Jan 6, 2005 10:02 am
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: September 18, 2004
|An awesome climb in a nasty weather (strong wind, cold temperature, a little bit of snow and hail). On the approach we saw about 10 people who'd turned around because of the weather. Since turning around is not in Pavel's dictionary we did climb. In spite of cold we enjoyed the climb a lot. We saw only 2 other guys on the route.
|Posted Sep 29, 2004 12:48 am
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress Date Climbed: September 18, 2004
|Nasty weather equaled no people (except for two other guys) = great climb on a beautiful peak. As always, enjoyable experience climbing with Kris.
|Posted Sep 20, 2004 11:34 am
|Route Climbed: SE Buttress via the Original Chuck Wilts Route Date Climbed: Sptember 2nd, 2004
|Penelope May and I climbed the Original Line on the SE Buttress on September 2nd, 2004. Our British friends Pat and Martin were the only other people on the buttress that day. We followed Peter Croft's "The Good, The Great and The Awesome" topo which in my opinion is the only Guidebook that shows the correct line on the buttress. I know, there are many variations to the original line and most of the topos show them, but in my mind, there is only one line on the SE Buttress and that's the 1945 line by Chuck Wilts and Spencer Austin. Everything else are just variations to avoid crowds and they unfortunately also avoid the best climbing. So if you really want to do this great route, follow the Croft's Guidebook. The route has at least three good and fairly sustained 5.7 pitches of steep face climbing and fair share of enjoyable crack climbing as well. Do it in mid week to avoid the crowds and climb the original route, really the only route there ever was on the SE Buttress.
|Posted Sep 19, 2004 6:18 pm
|Route Climbed: South Face Date Climbed: July, 1996
|Great route, too many people. There were 6-7 groups on the face at once and human feces in a crack prior to the first belay. Yuck.
|Posted Sep 13, 2004 7:30 pm
|Mountaineers Route
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2006
|Started at 7:30am from the Cathedral Lakes parking lot with awagher. We topped out at 9:30am via the Mountaineers Route. Went onto Eichorn Pinnacle and then Echo Ridge/Cockscomb/Unicorn loop.
Route Climbed: SE Buttress
Date Climbed: September 5, 2004
Climbed the SE Buttress with Steven Sauter. We had fantastic weather. Not a single cloud in the deep, blue sky of Tuolumne. We pretty much followed the classic route (route "A" on SuperTopo). Steve led the first pitch to the "half-alive" pine tree. I led the 2nd pitch. Steve led about 1/2 of the 3rd pitch and set belay on the alcove. I ask him why he didn't continue further and he said the altitude was tired him down. So, I led the rest of the pitches to the summit (4 pitches from alcove to summit). I did not find the chimney pitch to be that difficult. Instead, the crux for me was the 5.6 crack about 20 feet below the summit (just before topping out on the class 4 summit blocks). Best views so far from any summit I've been on. Because several parties bottle necked just before the chimney (crowded day on the SE Buttress), we had to wait in line. I topped out at 4:45pm. I belayed Steve up and we both enjoyed the summit by 5:15pm. Then, we downclimbed the 15-foot class 4 crack and descended via the Mountaineers Route. All in all, beautiful views from this route but way too crowded with other climbing parties.
|Posted Sep 7, 2004 7:20 pm


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Century Indemnity Co. v. Nelson
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U.S. Supreme Court
Century Indemnity Co. v. Nelson, 303 U.S. 213 (1938)
Century Indemnity Co. v. Nelson
No. 362
Argued February 2, 1938
Decided February 28, 1938
After the submission of a law case tried without a jury, the District Court ordered "that judgment be entered for plaintiff . . . upon findings of facts and conclusions of law to be presented." Thereafter, in accordance with a rule of the court, special findings of fact and conclusions of law were proposed by each side; those offered by the plaintiff were adopted by the judge, and formal judgment was ordered and entered. Held that the first order was preliminary; that rejections of defendant's proposed findings were rulings made "in the progress of the trial," within the meaning of 28 U.S.C. § 875, and reviewable by the Circuit Court of Appeals. P. 303 U. S. 215.
90 F.2d 644 reversed.
Certiorari, 302 U.S. 674, to review the affirmance of a judgment of the District Court in an action at law tried without a jury.
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A typical American UFO sighting lasts only several minutes - barely enough time to gather additional witnesses and crank up your cell phone's video software. But don't go immediately inside - stick around - that craft you could not identify might just return for that second look.
Covering the daily reports incoming at the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) since early January 2009, I've read thousands of reports and corresponded with hundreds of witnesses. Some of the better sightings where the witness is within 500 feet of the object and getting that close-up, once-in-a-lifetime look, is very short lived.
The witness may say the observed object simply moved away from their air space at an extremely high rate of speed like the Star Trek hyper speed model. But many other witnesses report that the object merely meanders away slowly and disappears simply because the witness loses sight due to trees or the lay of the land.
While I do express caution at getting close to one of these unknown objects, I tell witnesses to remain outside and continue to watch the sky after a good sighting - the object might just be back.
There is a growing percentage of witness sightings across the country where the unknown object simply remains in the area or even returns to the exact spot where it was originally observed. In my own first UFO sighting October of 1973, the disc-shaped object approached silently in the dark under 45 feet - the width of the two-lane suburban street I was standing on - and slowly moved directly overhead. But 30 minutes later, the object returned, at a higher elevation, until it was "chased" out of the sky by what appeared to be two military aircraft. And again, after another 30 minutes, the object was back again, but only to be "chased" a second time by the same two jets. Amazing. Had we all simply gone inside to tell our stories, we would never have seen the second or third act.
Something similar happened to an Illinois witness in Canton about 7:30 p.m. on February 6, 2014, in MUFON Case 53953.
The witness was driving along a rural highway and saw a stationary bright light and quickly assumed it was part of a cell tower.
"As I got closer I realized it was too high up to be a cell tower and thought maybe a plane, except it wasn't moving," the reporting witness stated. "That's when I told my wife riding in the passenger seat to start watching it. It hovered in the same spot for 10 minutes."
The witness decided to drive closer for a better look.
"The closer I got I could see it better and it had very bright white lights on the bottom and two large pyramids outlined in a red light that wasn't bright like the lights on the bottom."
They decided then to pull over.
"When we got into town I pulled over to watch it and that's when it took off. Not fast like in the movies, but slowly, then it picked up speed somewhat, but it didn't fly fast like a jet. It flew directly over town and off into the darkness."
End of story? In this case, the witness went back outside five hours later.
"I seen it again 30 miles away from where I first seen it. This time it was hovering over the river about a half a mile from the highway I was driving down. Seeing it the second time has freaked me out majorly. I have never believed in aliens or UFOs, so to be honest, right now I'm a bit afraid and that has led me here."
The witness first telephoned police to report the incident and then filed a report with MUFON.
"They said they'd had no other reports and they wanted my name. I don't think they care. I feel alone with no one to talk to about this and I do feel strangely emotional right now, almost to tears. I'm not sure why I think this because I know no one is going to believe me. The second time I seen it I was driving alone on a rural highway around midnight, five hours after the first sighting. Someone with knowledge of what I may have seen please do contact me. I'm a bit freaked out by this. This thing - what was it doing and why was it here?"
Canton is the largest city in Fulton County, IL, population 18,288. Illinois has a UFO Alert Rating of 4 with a higher than average number of recent reports. Illinois was the 15th highest reporting state with 14 reports in January 2014 - while California had 102 reports - the highest reporting state in the nation.
Other recent reports of low flying UFOs from around the country include:
- Traffic brakes for hovering triangle UFO over small New Hampshire town
- Slow moving cigar UFO reported under 500 feet by Missouri witness
- New Jersey witness says Facebook photo captured UFO that hovered over house
- Connecticut witness 'didn't stick around' after encountering triangle UFO
- Witness follows cylinder UFO spotted at tree top level over North Carolina
- Triangle UFO reported low over Ohio field
- Giant silent sphere UFO with lights reported over Georgia town
- Oklahoma witness says object 'size of a van' hovered over her home
- Silent low flying UFO spotted moving over Oregon town
- Triangle UFO reported dipping below tree line in Michigan town
- Low flying orange UFO made U-turn while Arkansas witness watched
- UFO reports wanted: Washington witnesses say disc-shaped craft too big to miss
- Florida photo capture looks like disc UFO
- Low flying orb UFO observed hovering before darting away over California town
You can read more details about other recently reported cases at the UFO Examiner home page.
The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please keep in mind that most UFO reports can be explained as something natural or man-made. If Illinois MUFON investigates and reports back on this case, I will release an update. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com.


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The PokeBank and PokeTransporter apps, released on Wednesday, can't stop all hacked Pokemon from getting to "Pokemon X and Y," Examiner has confirmed.
Tests with apps such as PokeCreator and PokeGen have confirmed that Pokemon such as Celebi and Diagla will make it through the apps if they are created with "legal" specs, moves and abilities, but others the likes of Mew, Darkrai and Deoxys will not.
These revelations come after the apps were delayed a month for clogging up the Nintendo eShop server and over rumored security concerns.
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What is the clearest explanation of what computer scientists mean by "the naive implementation"? I need a good clear example which will illustrate — ideally, even to non-technical people — that the naive implementation may technically be a functioning solution to the problem, but practically be utterly unusable.
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I'd try to keep it away from computers altogether. Ask your audience how they find an entry in a dictionary. (A normal dictionary of word definitions.)
The naive implementation is to start at the very beginning, and look at the first word. Oh, that's not the word we're looking for - look at the next one, etc. It's worth pointing out to the audience that they probably didn't even think of that way of doing things - we're smart enough to discount it immediately! It is, however, about the simplest way you could think of. (It might be interesting to ask them whether they can think of anything simpler, and check that they do really understand why it's simpler than the way we actually do it.)
The next implementation (and a pretty good one) is to start in the middle of the dictionary. Does the word we're looking for come before or after that? If it's before, turn to the page half way between the start and where we are now - otherwise, turn to the page half way between where we are now and the end, etc - binary chop.
The actual human implementation is to use our knowledge of letters to get very rapidly to "nearly the right place" - if we see "elephant" then we'll know it'll be "somewhere near the start" maybe about 1/5th of the way through. Once we've got to E (which we can do with very, very simple comparisons) we find EL etc.
StackOverflow's Jeff Atwood had a great example of a naive algorithm related to shuffling an array.
Doing it the most straightforward, least tricky way available. One example is selection sort.
In this case naive does not mean bad or unusable. It just means not particularly good.
Taking Jon Skeet's advice to heart you can describe selection sort as:
It is easy to do and easy to understand, but not necessarily the best.
another naive implementation would be the use of recursion in computing for an integer's factorial in an imperative language. a more efficient solution in that case is to just use a loop.
What's the most obvious, naive algorithm for exponentiation that you could think of?
It doesn't handle negative exponents, though. Remembering that
It's actually possible to compute
This takes advantage of the fact that
I took the time to read your question a little closer, and I have the perfect example.
Try Bogosort!
"Naive implementation" is almost always synonymous with "brute-force implementation". Naive implementations are often intuitive and the first to come to mind, but are also often O(n^2) or worse, thus taking too long too be practical for large inputs.
Programming competitions are full of problems where the naive implementation will fail to run in an acceptable amount of time, and the heart of the problem is coming up with an improved algorithm that is generally much less obvious but runs much more quickly.
Let's say that someone figures out how to extract a single field from a database and then proceeds to write a web page in PHP or any language that makes a separate query on the database for each field on the page. It works, but will be incredibly slow, inefficient, and difficult to maintain.
Naive doesn't mean bad or unusable - it means having certain qualities which pose a problem in a specific context and for a specific purpose.
The classic example of course is sorting. In the context of sorting a list of ten numbers, any old algorithm (except pogo sort) would work pretty well. However, when we get to the scale of thousands of numbers or more, typically we say that selection sort is the naive algorithm because it has the quality of O(n^2) time which would be too slow for our purposes, and that the non-naive algorithm is quicksort because it has the quality of O(n lg n) time which is fast enough for our purposes.
In fact, the case could be made that in the context of sorting a list of ten numbers, quicksort is the naive algorithm, since it will take longer than selection sort.
Determining if a number is prime or not (primality test) is an excellent example.
The naive method just check if n mod x where x = 2..square root(n) is zero for at least one x. This method can get really slow for very large prime numbers and it is not feasible to use in cryptography.
On the other hand there are a couple of probability or fast deterministic tests. These are too complicated to explain here but you might want to check the relevant Wikipedia article on the subject for more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primality_test
Naive implementation is:
Bubble sort over 100,000 thousand entries.
The intuitive algorithms you normally use to sort a deck of cards (insertion sort or selection sort, both O(n^2)) can be considered naive, because they are easy to learn and implement, but would not scale well to a deck of, say, 100000 cards :D . In a general setting, there are faster (O(n log n)) ways to sort a list.
Note, however, that naive does not necessarily mean bad. There are situations where insertion sort is a good choice (say, when you have an already sorted big deck and few unsorted cards to add).
(Haven't seen a truly naive implementation posted yet so...)
The following implementation is "naive", because it does not cover the edge cases, and will break in other cases. It is very simple to understand, and can convey a programming message.
It will:
You could make it more "mature" by adding these features.
A O(n!) algorithm.
This will perform fine with small sets and then exponentially worse with larger ones.
Another might be a naive Singleton that doesn't account for threading.
If two threads access that at the same time it's possible for them to get two different versions. Leading to seriously weird bugs.


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The Weight of a Human Heart
Sometimes comic, sometimes tragic, this collection turns the rules of storytelling on their head.
A series of graphs illustrates the disintegration of a marriage, step by excruciating step.
A literary stoush – and an affair – play out in the book review section of a national newspaper.
The heartbreaking story of a Rwandan boy is hidden within his English exam paper.
A young girl learns her mother's disturbing secrets through the broken key on a typewriter.
Ranging from Australia to Africa to China and back again, The Weight of a Human Heart heralds a fresh new voice in Australian literature.
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Praise for The Weight of a Human Heart:
"Stories full of wit, irony, wild invention, love and pain — and sometimes shocking power." – Paddy O'Reilly
"By turns acerbic, playful and serious, O'Neill is equally at home with satire and pathos." – Cate Kennedy
"With each new story O'Neill redefines the boundaries of what is possible" – Patrick Cullen
'Vital storytelling and literary flourishes distinguish Scottish author O'Neill's creative story collection. What brings all of the tonal diversity together is O'Neill's obvious understanding of the cohesiveness of language, its power to transcend and overcome, and the way an economy of precious words in a short story can achieve a novel's worth of emotion.' - Publisher's Weekly
'full of verve and wit.' - Canberra Times
"tremendously satisfying … this is the most entertaining short story collection I've come across. Ever." - Ilura Gazette
"an impressive collection of stories" - Verity La
"Clever, uproarious, dazzling collection of short stories" – The Monthly
'In the hands of this able practitioner the minor art form of the short story becomes major art.' - Bookseller + Publisher
"A book that delights in scuffing the conventions of short fiction... O'Neill brings playfulness into stories for a literate audience" – Sydney Morning Herald
"The Weight of a Human Heart is refreshing, funny, devastating...O'Neill is a smart and daring writer; he challenges the conventions of short fiction, but his stories are still deeply satisfying and offer glimpses into worlds readers need to see, worlds that are vile, beautiful, and utterly human." – Megan Mayhew Bergman, author of Birds of a Lesser Paradise
Interviews and Reviews:
Read an interview with Ryan O'Neill on Books+Publishing.
Johannes Jakob, 'This is a positive review of Ryan O'Neill's short story collection The Weight of a Human Heart,' Kill Your Darlings, 24 April 2012.
Conrad Walters, 'A jolt of electricity kick-starts the art', the Age, 9 June 2012.
Listen to an interview with Ryan O'Neill on ABC Radio National's Books and Art Daily.
Shortlisted for the Australian Short Story Collection Prize in the 2012 Queensland Literary Awards
Shortlisted for the UTS Glenda Adams Award in the 2013 NSW Premier's Literary Awards
Shortlisted for the First Book Award in the Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust Awards