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Located just east of Lake George, in Seville, Florida, is where Ted Sokol spends his days training cutting horses and assisting his students in the art of cutting competition. Ted has been riding since he was a child on his parents farm in Connecticut. He came up through the youth ranks riding all disciplines of horses, eventually focusing on roping, which led to a scholarship to Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas. After college he moved home where he started training showing, and judging at AQHA and NRHA events. Aside from judging, Ted has also been active in the decision making, growth, and development of cutting on state, regional, and national levels. He has been a NCHA National Director for 16 years, serving on many committees, as well as being an officer for the Florida Cutting Horse Association for the past 25 years, of which 12 he served as President.
In 1986 he relocated to New Smyrna Beach, Florida, where he trained until 2007, at which time he built a new facility in Seville, Florida. The new facility is equipped with RV Hookups and plenty of space to accommodate his many clients, that come from all over, to enjoy the friendly atmosphere. Ted offers cutting lessons, training, sales, and clinics.
Among his many NCHA accomplishments are 4 Top Ten World finishes, multiple National Championship finalists, dozens of affiliate wins; all of which led to his NCHA lifetime earnings over $429,551.93
Although he enjoys riding and showing Ted has always been a coach at heart. Whith his guidance and support Ted's students have achieved numerous titles and championships, including Summer Spectacular Youth Champions and finalists, Augusta Futurity Champions and finalists, NCHA World Show Champion and finalists, multiple NCHA Eastern National Championships Youth, Amateur, and Non-Pro Champions and finalists, as well as one 2015 NCHA LNP futurity finalist!
Ted is supported by his family; wife Kathy, daughters Jamie and Nikki, and son in law Ben Roberson, who under his supervision have National Championship titles of their own, and surely he will be assisting his granddaughters, Kate and Reese.
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Health care and technology stocks are leading the stock market and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES:^DJI) up today following positive reports on the housing market and inflation. As of 1:20 p.m. EDT the Dow was up 73 points to 17,125. The S&P 500 (SNPINDEX:^GSPC) was up 12 points to 1,985.
There were two U.S. economic releases today.
Consumer Price Index Inflation Rate
Core CPI
Existing Home Sales
5.04 million
4.9 million
The one to pay attention is the National Association of Realtor's existing-home sales report. The NAR reported that home sales picked up in June to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.04 million. That's better than May's 4.9 million and analyst expectations of 4.97 million, but it's down 2.3% from 5.16 million in June 2013.
NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun dug deeper into the housing market, saying: "Inventories are at their highest level in over a year and price gains have slowed to much more welcoming levels in many parts of the country. This bodes well for rising home sales in the upcoming months as consumers are provided with more choices."
He went on to add some good news for homebuilders: "On the contrary, new home construction needs to rise by at least 50 percent for a complete return to a balanced market because supply shortages -- particularly in the West -- are still putting upward pressure on prices."
Homebuilder stocks, as represented by the SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (NYSEMKT:XHB), are up 1.5% today.
Home sales were a key strong point of the economy in 2013, but they have since lagged in 2014 as higher interest rates, coupled with high home prices around the U.S., have caused the market to stagnate. If home sales continue to improve, the rest of the economy should see a boost, as higher home sales correlate with increased consumer spending.
All sectors of the stock market are up today, with health care and technology leading the way.
Among Dow stocks, the leader today is UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH). Last week UnitedHealth reported earnings that beat analyst expectations and pulled the rest of the sector higher. Besides the company's massive size, one thing that sets it apart from its competitors is its decision not to get involved with the Obamacare exchanges. UnitedHealth is currently involved with only four state exchanges, but it has since said that would be increased next year. UnitedHealth may be reconsidering that after a federal appeals court ruled today that Affordable Care Act subsidies on federal exchanges were illegal.
However, the health care sector is broadly higher today, as many believe the ruling will be overturned, and just two hours after the decision, a separate appeals court upheld the ACA's federal-exchange subsidies. This issue a big deal, as 36 states currently use the federal exchange instead of setting up their own. Also, 87% of people who signed up so far this year received subsidies. After the ruling, the Obama administration immediately announced that it will appeal. Given a split federal court system, this issue will likely make it to the Supreme Court.
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Apple recently recruited a secret-development "dream team" to guarantee its newest smart device was kept hidden from the public for as long as possible. But the secret is out, and some early viewers are claiming its everyday impact could trump the iPod, iPhone, and the iPad. In fact, ABI Research predicts 485 million of this type of device will be sold per year. But one small company makes Apple's gadget possible. And its stock price has nearly unlimited room to run for early in-the-know investors. To be one of them, and see Apple's newest smart gizmo, just click here!
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An inspiring story in these times of economic woe: green business's growth is fast replacing traditional industry for Cardinal Fastener, Obama's poster child for his new Business Initiative. Read allaboutit here. Bonus: related video.
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The season 9 premiere of "Ghost Adventures" airs tonight on Travel Channel and fans can't wait to see what new evidence the crew uncovers! Las Vegas Sun reported on Feb. 13 that Saturday's lockdown will take a close look at the Charles Manson murders.
Zak Bagans, lead investigator, along with Aaron Goodwin and Nick Groff have been permitted to go investigate a location that is "within a stone's throw" of where the Sharon Tate murder occurred. The mansion in Benedict Canyon has been thought to be haunted since the gruesome murders happened in 1969. Manson is now 79 and still living out his life sentence behind bars for the tragic killing spree.
The lockdown will take place about 100 yards from the actual murders in what is known as the Oman House. It has been reported that Dr. Barry Taft, a well-respected parapsychologist, experienced unusual and strange events while investigating this area. What disturbing occurrences are Zak, Nick and Aaron in store for? Will they be able to unlock some of the mysteries surrounding this awful tragedy?
No doubt this new season of "Ghost Adventures" will prove to be scarier and provide more evidence about the paranormal world. Get ready to be amazed and frightened!
"Ghost Adventures" airs on its new night, Saturday, Feb. 15 at 8 P.M. CST on Travel Channel.
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Yesterday, John Sickels released his preliminary prospect list — a precursor to the release of his Top 20 list, which should come this week.
Since last year he released his preliminary list prior to the selection of our 2012 Watchlist, I'll list the omissions instead of the overlap:
|Paul Applebee
|Joel Barrientos
|Corey Brown
|Paul Demny
|Wilmer Difo
|Diomedes Eusebio
|Marcos Frias
|Matt Grace
|Junior Geraldo
|Neil Holland
|Greg Holt
|Hendry Jimenez
|Taylor Jordan
|Nathan Karns
|Jose Marmolejos-Diaz
|Estarlin Martinez
|Gilberto Mendez
|Narciso Mesa
|Christian Meza
|Justin Miller
|Adrian Nieto
|Bryce Ortega
|"Fred" Ortega
|Arialdi Peguero
|Ivan Pineyro
|Wander Ramos
|Caleb Ramsey
|Manny Rodriguez
|Adrian Sanchez
|Steve Souza
|Hector Silvestre
|Matt Swynenberg
|Jean Carlos Valdez
Not too difficult to see the pattern here: Too old for the level by his standards or players from the Dominican Republic that haven't played north of Florida. Omission may also be too strong a word — if I were to slice our watchlist in half, I'd probably do the same, especially if I had to put a few hundred of them in a book that's going on sale next month.
The only name that was on his list but not ours was Deion Williams, a.k.a. the lone HS position players signed from the Nats 2011 draft.
This year, you'll recall, I made a conscious effort to be more exclusive than inclusive and one of the areas in which I thought that I was too "easy" last year was the three-letter leagues (DSL, GCL). It's a balancing act between identifying guys that caught my eye while doing the season reviews and being a homer. So if I get kudos for picking out "For The Weekend," I deserve the Red Foreman treatment on the likes of Nick Serino.
I did, however, make the case on his board for the Adrians (Nieto and Sanchez) and Taylor Jordan, with an honorable mention for Justin Bloxom. I'm sure most of you can make the case for others, and encourage you to comment both here and there.
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This sure is a lot more fun than Christmas shopping!
Sue, you for sure will be seeing Sanchez next year, he's definitely one to watch.
Nieto is a grey area; there are a lot of moving parts with the catchers and spring training will determine a lot.
Im not too sure about that mark. Nieto has the most potential from those guys ahead of him. Look at what he did last year in just 200 abs.
I'm not disagreeing with you, Tom, just saying it's hard to figure where everybody goes, catcher-wise, in this organization.
The more you read about player development, the more you read about how so many teams are absolutely starved for catching prospects. The Nats sure look to be in a postion of strength here, trade-wise, and could fill in some gaps of their own as they are in a sellers market regarding catchers.
How Nieto shakes out is anybody's guess right now.
He added Bloxom, Jordan, Martinez, and Sanchez. He also took off Burns and Williams. The 3 guys I though should be added where Bloxom, Jordan, and Nelo.
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The book I am reading have proof for the statement
Every context-free language there exist a pushdown automata $M$ s.t. $L=L_{e}(M)$
For the case $\epsilon\not\in L$. The proof uses greibach normal form (hence the reason for the condition $\epsilon\not\in L$)
How can I prove this statement (preferably not having to re-prove everything again) for the general case ?
I understand that we can add the single rule $S\to\epsilon$ to the grammar after it's in greibach normal form, but how can I make the pushdown automata also accept $\epsilon$ ?


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ROLLING HILLS ESTATES, Calif. (SMU) - Alex Sanders and Nate Lammons continued their strong fall by winning the doubles championship at the Jack Kramer Club Invite in Rolling Hills Estates, Calif., on Sunday. Mischa Nowicki had a solid performance in singles action, advancing all the way to the semifinals.
The tournament included some of the top teams in the country, including No. 12 Baylor, No. 2 UCLA, No. 5 USC, No. 8 Pepperdine, No. 36 Washington and No. 55 Miami, along with other local teams.
Lammons and Sanders improved to 10-3 this fall in their first season as a doubles pair. As the top seed in the tournament, Lammons and Sanders received a first round bye, meaning their first match would be in the quarterfinals. They first defeated Max Manthou and Viktor Farkas of Washington 8-5, and followed that with a tight 8-7 victory over Omar Aly and Wilfredo Gonzalez of Miami in the semifinals. The SMU duo would clinch the title with an 8-5 win over Washington's Emmet Egger and Jeff Hawke.
"The guys played really well, especially in the finals," SMU Head Coach Carl Neufeld said. "I was really proud of the way Nate and Alex played."
Nowicki started his singles run with a round of 32 victory over Jake Jonson, 6-3, 6-3. Nowicki then defeated Miami's Gonzalez 6-4, 6-2 to advance to the quarterfinals. Washington's Egger withdrew from the quarterfinal matchup, giving Nowicki a rest before facing Frances Alcantara of Pepperdine in the semifinals, but Alcantara would win, 6-3, 6-3. Alcantara was the 14th-ranked junior player in the world coming out of the Philippines, reaching that ranking in 2009, the same year he won the Australian Open Boy's Doubles event.
Tony Russell made his first appearance of the season for SMU, winning his first singles match over Raphael Davidian of Utah, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. Nate Lammons also picked up a singles win, defeated Loyola Marymount's Todd Volmari in straight sets, 7-6, 6-2.
"Mischa played very, very well," Neufeld said. "All the guys had good results in this invitational at a historic venue. This was a great way to finish the fall, with great effort and results."
SMU has now completed its fall season, and will hope to build on its strong fall campaign for the spring dual match season.


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Janelle Jones Honored By The Big 12 Conference
April 13, 2000
The Big 12 Conference recently honored Texas Tech volleyball player Janelle Jones by naming her one of the 1999-2000 Community Outreach Award winners. Jones, a junior, is one of just 19 student-athletes recognized by the Big 12 Conference for their unselfish voluntary giving to the community. Award winners were nominated by their institutions.
"These student-athletes are those you hear or see very little, if anything, about in the media. They are sterling examples in their home and campus communities," said Big 12 Associate Commissioner Dr. Prentice Gautt. "They have given their time and talents to make both the university and their adjacent community a better place to live. They are truly willing and able to devote the effort to serve as role models for their fellow students, student-athletes and all the people with whom they come into contact. For most of them, these are regular activities, and they did not ask for this recognition."
In addition to playing volleyball, Jones is a member of the Texas Tech's Student-Athlete Advisory Board. Some of her community involvement includes visiting the Lubbock Children's Home and reading to elementary children in the "Read with the Raiders" program. The Denver, Colorado native is a family studies major.
On the volleyball court, Jones played in all 33 matches in 1999 while totaling 168 kills and 79 blocks. She led the Red Raiders with 17 solo blocks and posted a season-high 11 blocks on September 12 at Ball State.


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If anything can be surmised from the fact that you're reading this article, it's that you've probably already entertained fantasies of saying those two magic words: I quit. However, fantasizing and doing are worlds apart, and chances are that you have other real-world obligations weighing against your desire to light out for new territory.
After a steep economic downturn and subsequently tumultuous job market, much of America's workforce is putting an emphasis on job security, making the prospect of quitting a "sure thing" more unpopular than it has been in years past. Despite the more cautious outlook, there still comes a time everyone's careers when they must ask themselves whether or not it's worth it to stay put. Quitting a job can be scary, and asking yourself, "Should I quit my job?" is a pretty big question, often with no universal or direct answer. It's much simpler to split the ultimate question into smaller, easier to digest questions before making up your mind. If your heart's desire is to hand in that letter of resignation, you'll hopefully answer yes to all of the below.
Do I have another job lined up?
Obviously, in a perfect world, you quit one job only when you have another waiting for you - or at least a sure thing to fall back on temporarily. In the real world, things are a little messier. People often quit their jobs in the heat of the moment, when emotions are running high and they haven't taken the time to seek out their next move yet. The workaround for this is to start networking and passively searching for a new job the moment you start thinking about quitting. At the very least, make sure you have some leads on your next move. It can be tough to find time to job hunt when you're already gainfully employed, but it's advisable to make it happen if you're seriously considering quitting. Even if you don't land a job out of it, looking at what is out there might help you make up your mind about whether or not to call it quits. If there are tons of jobs in your field, it's a good sign to go for it. If you can't find an opening anywhere, then perhaps you might want to wait it out at your current employer until you see signs of the market improving or have another offer.
Do I have enough in savings?
Quitting your job can be as exciting as it is scary. There's something about new possibilities that really gets the blood pumping, but as on top of the world as you might feel when you walk out of your place of work for the last time, it's important to think about how you might feel two months from then. There's always the possibility that it can take time for you to find your next job. Or, if you have a new job lined up already, there is always some uncertainty that it will work out long-term. You may also wind up having to take a pay cut or wait several weeks for your first paycheck to process. Whatever the case, it's important to make sure that you have a financial cushion to make the transition easier. A good rule of thumb is to have six months of expenses in savings for emergencies, but that's easier said than done. At a minimum, you need to make sure you're not in a paycheck to paycheck situation. If you can't afford any disruption in your cash flow, then taking a leap of faith into the unknown job market could have the kind of impact that you just can't absorb.
Am I leaving on good terms?
Even if your boss is an ogre, your coworkers are catty, and your job description involves a lot of grinning and bearing it, it's still a good idea to make sure that you leave a job on good terms. It can be tempting to tell everyone how you really feel when you finally quit, but be careful not to burn any bridges. You may wind up needing your boss or coworkers to give you a reference down the line, and at the very least you don't need someone actively unhappy with you while you're taking such a big, new step. Word of mouth travels fast, so the best thing you can do is make sure you aren't giving anyone good reason to speak out against you. Give at least two weeks of notice, if possible. Protect your good name by dating any resignation letters for the day you deliver them with a written promise to stay on until a certain date, or until they show you the door. If possible, ask your boss for a signed reference that you can use to prove you left without any bad blood, in case this gets called into question down the line.
If you answered yes to all three of the above questions, then you're in a really good position to quit your job. If not, perhaps you have some goals to set and meet before you make your intentions known. Remember not to quit in a moment of passion or anger, but rather to take a tactical approach and maintain as much control over the process as possible. Quitting your job can be done without too much grief or drama, but there is always an element of the unknown. You have to prepare yourself for anything and make preparations against any unforeseen hiccups in the plan. Making sure that you've got a plan B (having plans C, D, and E is also helpful) to fall back on, that you are financially secure, and that you're not shooting yourself in the foot in the long-run will help minimize risk and make quitting your job an exciting experience instead of a horror story.


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Forecast: Hot Sunday, Cool Monday
Fast-changing spring weather to bring heat Sunday, rain by Tuesday.
By Maayana Miskin
First Publish: 4/7/2013, 9:48 AM
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Flash 90
Sunday will be hot and dry, weather forecasters say. By the afternoon "shrav" conditions are expected – heat, dry air, and little wind.
On Monday, the weather is expected to do a rapid turn-around, with temperatures dropping noticeably. Humidity will rise and the winds will return, bringing dusty air with them.
On Tuesday, local rainfall is expected, particularly in the north. Temperatures will continue to drop.
The rain is expected to end by Wednesday afternoon. The weather will remain unusually cold for the season.


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LG Optimus One is now on Three UK, free on £15 per month
The LG Optimus One is slowly but surely making its way into the line-ups of many dozens of carriers worldwide. It was expected to also reach Three in the UK, and now it has.
The LG Optimus One is great value for money, and Three will give it to you for free if you opt for a two-year contract that costs at least £15 per month. The full list of plans that you can get the Optimus One with is available here (and it's a long list – the £15 per month plan is under the "Internet Talker" tab, if you're having trouble locating it).
£15/month is a very good deal, considering you're getting a smartphone running Android 2.2 and having a 3.2-inch 480×320 capacitive touchscreen, 3 MP auto-focus camera with VGA video recording, HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, a 600 MHz processor, 170 MB internal memory expandable via a microSD card slot, and a 1500 mAh battery.
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Eating to Live on the Outside: Ruby Tuesday
No surprise here, but the safe-haven on the menu is the "Salads, Soups & Sandwiches" section—although not with out its problems. The first item I don't have too many hang-ups about is the Garden Vegetable Soup. Now, it's not perfect. After all it is prepared with chicken broth, so this may discourage some Eat to Livers. As for me, I eat meat once a week, so if my weekly meat intake was simply chicken broth, well, I'm not exactly going to beat myself up over it. Besides the chopped tomatoes, roasted corn, and green beans make me feel a whole lot better about. If this doesn't suit your fancy, Ruby Tuesday does have a Fresh Garden Bar. This is a great fallback option, why take your chances with the chef's creation? Grab a dish and pile-high the veggies!
Evidently Ruby Tuesday is known for their burgers—and there're a lot of them! Most of them don't interest me, especially the ones drowned in cheese and topped with bacon. But surprisingly a few did catch my eye. I like the Turkey Burger, the Portobello Swiss Turkey Burger, and the Veggie Burger. Okay, all three burgers come served on a bun with lettuce, tomato, and pickles. Not bad, the bun would be my biggest concession. The other thing is, each burger can come topped with cheese—now I don't care if it's Monterey Jack or Swiss cheese, I'm ditching both. Diary and I went through a nasty divorce, so I don't go anywhere near cheese. Also, I guess I could just eat the burger without the bun, but I don't want to be mistaken for a low-carber—dread the thought!
Finally, and we've seen this come up before, Ruby Tuesday has a decent selection of side dishes. So I think another great option would be to construct a meal out of the healthier sides they have available. For example, the premium baby greens, sautéed Portobello mushroom slices, fresh steamed broccoli, and plain baked potato all look good—just think of all the phytonutrients in the broccoli and baby greens. The creamy mashed cauliflower also caught my eye, but before I'd order it, I'd want to ask the waiter if there's really cream in it. If so, that would certainly ruin a good thing.
Overall I'm not very impressed with Ruby Tuesday. So much of the menu is devoted to standard American urges: ribs, steak, cheese, fries, bacon, etc. They do provide the menu's nutritional information online, but little good it does you when you're seated at the restaurant. And, lets be honest, just because people know how unhealthy the food is, doesn't mean they won't eat it—after all McDonald's is still selling burgers!
Okay, you know the drill—we want your feedback! Check out Ruby Tuesday's menu and let us know how you Eat to Live on the Outside? Leave a comment or email us at email@example.com.


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James Turrell, Rondo (Blue), from the series Shallow Spaces, 1969, neon light, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, gift of the estate of Isabel B. Wilson in memory of Peter C. Marzio. © James Turrell
To watch this Google+ Hangout on YouTube, click here.
Join curators from the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum for a Google+ Q&A about James Turrell, the renowned light artist whose work is on view this summer at all three museums. At the MFAH, the exhibition James Turrell: The Light Inside is open through September 22.
This live video discussion features crowd-sourced questions answered by Alison de Lima Greene, curator of contemporary art and special projects, MFAH; Christine Y. Kim, associate curator of contemporary art, LACMA; and Nat Trotman, associate curator, Guggenheim. Moderator: Wil Hylton, contributing writer, New York Times Magazine.


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LOS ANGELES Los Angeles Harbor Department General Manager Geraldine Knatz will retire at the end of the year, Mayor Eric Garcetti
announced Thursday.
Knatz has led the agency, which oversees the Port of Los Angeles, since 2006.
Garcetti is in the midst of evaluating general managers as part of a re-hiring process announced this summer at the start of his mayorship. His office declined to say if Knatz's retirement was of her own accord or a result of a decision that came out of the re-hiring process.
"I thank Dr. Knatz for her service to Los Angeles,'' Garcetti said. "My agenda for the Port is focused on maximizing its economic impact and minimizing its environmental impact to build stronger neighborhoods in the Harbor area and across Los Angeles.''
City Engineer Gary Lee Moore will take Knatz's place after the end of the year. He will serve until a permanent manager is appointed.
Moore's current job will be performed by Chief Deputy City Engineer Deborah Weintraub on an interim basis.


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Donald Cornelius Highsmith
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 210 lbs.
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Today in the UEFA Europa League round of 32, Italian clubs Juventus FC and ACF Fiorentina won their respective matches, while SSC Napoli tied and SS Lazio lost.
As reported by ESPN Deportes, Juventus, at home, defeated Turkish club Trabzonspor with goals by Pablo Daniel Osvaldo and Paul Pogba. Juventus FC left their visiting team scoreless.
Also reported was the victory of the Lilies, as the visiting team, over Danish team Esbjerg 3-1. Goals for ACF Fiorentina were scored by Alessandro Matri, Josip Ilicic, and Alberto Aquilani via penalty. The lone goal for the Danish team was made by Martin Pusic.
As for Napoli, they had a scoreless tie with English team Swansea City in England. The team from Naples is still in good shape as the second leg will be played in Italy.
The only losing Italian club team in the Europa League today was Lazio who played at home against Bulgarian team Ludogorets Razgrad. SS Lazio only lost by a goal via Roman Bezjak.
The second leg for the round of 32 in the UEFA Europa League will be played next week. The only Italian team in trouble is SS Lazio as they are a goal down and having to play in Bulgaria.


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I took a NRA class - where it was advised to "change you magazine spring once a year", (if kept loaded with bullets) as the spring will weaken. And since it is so cheap - do it. Got me to thinking - if that is true, how about keeping the 1911 hammer always cocked.
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Noncomedogenic skin care products can be found in makeup, moisturizers and serums, cleansers, and sunscreens. The reason for the spotlight attention is that it's not clogging pores.
"Noncomedogenic products, also known as non-occlusive is really making headway in skin care for those with sensitive and acne prone skin," said a spokesperson from Skin Care Heaven, an e-commerce store in San Diego and skin research center. "As we all know, acne can even happen in our adult years so using products that won't clog our pores can keep us one step ahead in not getting breakouts."
While many skin care lines are touting that they are noncomedogenic in nature, it's important to double check that it is the case.
In regards to noncomedogenic makeup, for the most part, mineral makeup is generally non-occlusive.
"One of our favorite mineral makeup skin care picks is the Jane Iredale line. It's so high quality that it receives praise by dermatologists around the globe," she said.
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Operation: Hush is a fan-made yearbook/biography of the Chicago-based band, The Hush Sound. This awesome band is supported by a following of devoted fans, as can be seen by this fantastic book composed of photographs from shows, biographies, stories, quotes, graphics and much more! Also included is a recap of the mysterious Medicine Man and what he has done to this poor group of awesome souls.
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Rex Ryan is starting to make us a little nervous with his grip on reality. Ryan has had a rough year and a half. He waltzed into New York in 2009 and off the wings of Eric Mangini, flew like an Eagle.
Ryan had his moments, no kissing of rings, going toe to toe with Bill Belichick and winning. However, all that is gone now and all there is a shadow of a coach who once stood so proud.
Ryan wouldn't give on the subject of his defense, a long source of pride for the former defensive coordinator whose defense is a family heirloom.
When asked if he still felt his defense was a top NFL defense Ryan replied: "Not willing to concede anything," via the Star-Ledger. Concede what? Are we talking to Buddy Ryan in 1986? Wake up Rex. The only way to get better is to acknowledge that you're not good. He went on:
"It certainly looks that way right now," he said. "Not willing to concede anything though. Maybe we can still have some of those great games. Not willing to concede because I don't know anything different."
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Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Okay, the US got Animal Crossing New Leaf on the 9th, and Aus on the 15th. So, is anyone here playing it?
Looking at some of the fan sites, there are a number of us older types playing it, so I'm wondering about people from here. C'mon, don't be ashamed to admit that you play it! Speak up! Let's hook up for some fruit and item trading and hanging out!
I have it. I have Bananas, Pears, Durians, Leechee, Peaches, Lemons....
Thought about getting it.
One question, Warmonger: Does the town still spawn 3 weeds every day?
One thing I hated about the previous games in the series is those damn random spawning weeds. Step away from the game for more than a week and you may as well just wipe the town and start over; damn weeds everywhere messing up your town rating.
I've never played any of the previous versions, but am really enjoying this one. It does spawn about 1-3 weeds, BUT since you are the mayor in this one, a few days into the game, you can enact a city ordinance. There are four to choose from, one makes the shops open earlier and close on time, another makes the shops open on time and close later, one gives you 20% more bells when you sell stuff and things cost 20% more when you buy things (used when doing a lot to increase your cashflow and turned off when you want to buy), and the last one makes your town "beautiful." That one means that the weeds don't show up, roaches don't show up and the villagers plant and water flowers.
Well then, from what you've told me, there's only one "city ordinance" to enact here.
Finally, the town residents are partially responsible for the beautification of their own town, instead of complaining about it and moving away.
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I've picked this game up. Addictive much? (well I needed something to play at work...)
Yeah, I've been enjoying it quite a lot, especially since I've been pacing myself a bit and not playing it too much every day. Just finished full construction on my house, now to fill it with crap......
Never thought about getting it until reading reviews...it just looked a mega cutesy simpler Sims...
But after reading reviews, and there's very few poor ones, and so many comments on forums about who's doing what...I might just take a punt and give it a go.
Once the price drops and after Fire Emblem ;-)
One thing I have learned now that I've been playing this for a while, is that aside from the OCD gotta collect everything mentality, there really isn't a lot of long term playability on this game. Now with something like Pokemon, I can collect train and battle forever, even beyond new games coming out, there's always something to do. This (to me) almost feels like Warcraft's daily grind put into a cute little anime package. While I think I will still be playing a little bit each day for a while still, the amount of time I do so iis now going to be drastically less. And likely it will be abandoned almost completely in October once the new Pokemon comes out, even though there are seasonal items to collect and weather changes etc etc.
I had no idea about the release of a new Animal Crossing, thanks for bringing it to my attention ! My kids and me played all the previous ones and loved it. I hope we will be able to get it in Europe soon. I have fond memories of it because it was one of the first games where I could pass on my love for gaming to the kids and play with them.
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Is it trash or treasure? At EntreAmigos in San Pancho, everything has possibilities. That said, recycling glass is not as simple a process as one would imagine, as exemplified with this 360º panoramic image of the community center's dumping area. "In order to recycle glass, you need to begin with 15 tons, crushed to a certain size, and sorted by color," comments Nicole Swedlow, who oversees EntreAmigos. "Once this is done, a processing plant in Guadalajara travels to San Pancho with a special vehicle and we must rent a bulldozer to load it, making it a complex and costly process."
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Juicy J's resurgence as a major hip-hop player continues with the stark beat to Human Being II's "Gunwalk," one of three beats produced by the Three 6 Mafia rapper on the album. It's a very solid beat, making effective use of gunfire-imitating drum hits, fake endings where the beat drops out, and an ever-present "yeahhhh ho" chant in the background. It's won't get the song a ton of radio play, but you could easily see it ending up as MTV Jams' Jam of the Week with a grainy black-and-white video set in the streets of New Orleans or something.
As for Wayne's contributions to the song, it's at least one of the album's most focused lyrical efforts—not exactly new lyrical territory for Wayne, bragging about the guns he owns and his willingness to fire them at deserving offenders, but it's good to know he can still do a whole song on one topic without dropping in needless references to skating and giving head. And the song's hook, "I'm strapped up, nigga fuck a gun law / See me walking with a limp, that's my gun walk." is one of the album's catchiest, delivered in a conversational, almost sing-songy manner that makes it very quotable by song's end.
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Turnbull Wildlife Refuge and Spokane Audubon Society are hosting a community work part Saturday, Oct. 19 from 9 a.m. to noon at the refuge.
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That morning, Elisabeth had a full-blown silent argument with herself in the mirror. She was brushing her teeth, looking at everything around her but herself - thinking about nothing in particular until she caught her own gaze in the mirror.
- I've got to stop, she thought to herself. - I can't keep daydreaming my time away like this. It's not accomplishing anything.
She twisted the toothbrush to reach the molars.
- Screw that! Why should I stop? It's the one thing I enjoy! It's not fair that I should stop. Although... I should really spend my time on something productive. Like, I should start exercising. There's that new gym that just opened last month.
She realised that she had looked away, and turned her gaze back to her reflection.
- I need to get my life together, is what I need to do.
She surprised herself by actually rolling her eyes at that thought.
- I'm not my mom, for god's sake! So what if I daydream? It's a perfectly normal way to relax and... and unwind.
- Really? What do I need to unwind from? Work isn't exactly rocket science.
- Shut up, it's a great way to not think about work... or my parents, or whether or not Sandra wants me to move out so her boyfriend can move in...
- To escape from responsibility, is that what I'm saying?
She realised she had been vigorously brushing the same two teeth over and over. She rinsed her mouth and looked at her reflection.
- I'm not gonna stop daydreaming, she said out loud. - Nothing I say can convince me to. And that's final.
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Are the Miami Heat already done against the Bulls? (Fan poll)
Had so much fun with our last poll — on veteran quarterback options for the Miami Dolphins — thought I'd come back at you with another burning question.
Can the Miami Heat still come back and prevail in these Eastern Conference finals against the Chicago Bulls?
Sunday night's blowout was ugly, sure, but it was only one game, right?
A game on the road, no less.
Or, as sometimes happens in these situations, was that butt-kicking so comprehensive, so painful, so fluke-free that the Heat are pretty much buried before the series even gets to Wednesday's Game 2?
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The Thompson Chicago type writer is a blast from the past. In the days of the Italian Mobster the Thompson M1A1 received the nick name "Chicago Type Write" because of its heavy use by Italian Mobsters to collect protection money, enforce laws and straight out bad stuff. Feared by law enforcement at the time, until they got there own of course, the Typewriter was feared and respected by everyone and anyone.
The airsoft version is no exception when it comes to being respected, revered and heavily used by any WWII airsoft players who want a reliable AEG.
Features :
Full Metal Body
Full Metal Gears and Gear Box
Unique Serial Number
Thompson Licensed
Replica Cooling Rings
Easy to Load 450 round Electric Drum Magazine
Faux Wood Grips and Stock
Body Components: Metal
Overall Length: 36"
External Barrel: Metal
Hop Up: Adjustable
Fire Mode: Semi and Full-Auto
Gun Weight: 7lbs
Muzzle Velocity: 300.00 FPS with .20 gram BBs
Front Sight: Blade
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Effective Range: 50-75 Feet
Battery Pack Size: Mini Tamiya
Package includes:
Thompson Chicago Typewrite, 1 Electric 450 round High Capacity Drum Magazine, Battery and Charger
We recommend only using high quality .20g and .25g BBs for higher performance, better accuracy and to prolong the life of your gun.
- ManufacturerThompson
- Caliber6mm cal
- Velocity350 fps
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypeAirsoft BBs
- Barrel StyleSmooth
- MechanismAEG
- UseSkirmishing
- Warranty30 Day Limited
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1 Stars
looks and feels great,but thats it.
January 12, 2015
its more of a show piece
Pros:I like it because it looks and feels authentic.
Cons:i followed the instructions to the letter. The battery is weak and last about 2 minutes when fully charged. Also after just picking it up /handling it it starts to become clankey on the grips.
Vinton, IA
4 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend.
I love this AEG!
January 18, 2013
They nailed it with this AEG! My father used one of these in WWII in the early years, as a Marine in the South Pacific. The Marines, my Dad was with, were given these instead of the A! version because the war was early and the post office had extra's. Yes, the post office used to have this Ganster Gun! Either way, I purchased it because of the history of the thing (the mod, f.b.i, Marines etc.). What I found was the gun actually works very well. The detachable drum magazine is very useful (don't over-wind it!). It hits hard and has a very pleasing chug chug chug sound when being fired in full-auto. Of course, I modded mine with li-po batt and a mos fet (but, it was fun before I got 1200 rounds per minute). Very Cool AEG indeed!
Pros:Very realistic Nice weight Fairly accurate Doesn't feel cheap at all!
Nick The Gunman
5 Stars
December 27, 2010
This is an amazing gun, I got for Christmas and I am very happy with it so far... +Everything in black is metal +Very Realistic +Good FPS (Its says 320 on the website but mine is on average around 420 FPS) +450rd Hi-Cap Drum Magazine included and very easy to wind +Stock is able to house my nun-chuck 9.6v battery +Very intimidating +Nice foregrip +Not too heavy not too light +High RoF +Very Accurate -Parts that would be wood on the real steel firearm are imitation wood on this version (There conversion kits though) -The forwards outer barrel and foregrip may be loose when first unboxed (Not a big issue, just tighten two screws on the bottom of the gun) -The magazine realese lever may be a little stiff at first (Nothng a little silicon oil can't fix) -Did not come with the free Stick Magazine it said on the website (Oh well, the Drum Magazine is still amazing) Overall very good weapon to add to my collection, I highly reccomend it
4 Stars
July 19, 2010
This is a freaking awesome gun! Just do not use this gun with biodegratable bbs.
5 Stars
July 8, 2010
Awesomeness!! Full metal!!
Leon S. Kennedy
5 Stars
freak n awsome
April 24, 2010
I love this gun it looks just like the one in resident evil 4 awsome any way im so happy with this gun i guarentee u would love t too.
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5 Stars
February 1, 2010
i got this tommy bout 3 weeks ago and play some tight batles the FPS is great the accuracy is good to about 80-90 feet. I love this gun. The drum doesn't always go in at first because it's dont slide so well so if u put some wd40 on it it will go fine. i use all sorts of SMG's but this has a great ammo capacity. It's good with brusing in CQB. So i really recommend this gun for collecters and or skirmishers.
5 Stars
war domoination
January 11, 2010
the tompson is outstanding Ive owned a eletric ak-47 AEG before and when I got the tompson we set up 2 targets and my friend Jacup got the ak and i got the tompson we set a timeer for 30 seconds and the tompson wooped a
5 Stars
Excellent, Fun gun
December 28, 2009
This isn't my first Airsoft AEG and I didn't buy this gun to actually skirmish, but you certainly could if you wanted to do so. The ROF and FPS are both incredible out of the box, far better than what I'm used to with stock Cybergun/Softair/Palco/CYMA guns (btw, don't be confused, all of these are the same company). The ROF on this stock isn't fantastic when compared to a high end M4/G36/AK type of AEG, but it is fairly accurate for an actual 1928 "real steel" version of this gun, which would do between 600-900 rounds per minute (varies by .45 ACP load used). I actually own a non-drum original select-fire Thompson and can tell you that this is the closest thing you'll get on the market to the real-deal. It's THAT good. Accuracy is outstanding using the dogear sights, the front foregrip makes this very comfortable and ergonomic and easy to sight down the tube. It is a heavy gun, fully loaded I'd say this is well over 8lbs, but it can easily be accommodated by my daughters who are quite petite. The stocks, of course, are plastic but a very high grade of ABS and you have to look closely to realize they aren't real wood. The metal components are tight fits, and the hopup is easily accessible and ready to adjust should you so choose. I'm shooting mostly .20 and .25's in this thus far and easily getting 350-385FPS with my chrono. The 465 rating it has on the box is for .12 bb's and I don't recommend you use those in this gun. The barrel must be seen to be appreciated....the radiator rings are top notch quality and integral to the outer barrel. Seriously, I don't recommend this gun for skirmishes not because it can't...you'd most likely dominate the field and the gun may actually run a bit hot for CQB fields. But it is such a showpiece that it would be a shame to mar the wonderful finish. I recommend this for bragging rights...and really, what else do you need but top notch bragging rights? Excellent choice for a collector. And I shopped around...Airgundepot has the best price in the marketplace of all the reputable dealers. They are also one of the few keeping this baby in stock. Buy here!
5 Stars
December 19, 2009
I've gotten this gun for christmas and i love it. this is probably the most perfect airsoft gun machine gun ever built. With a beutiful design, awsome 450 bb drum, and automatic power, this gun will guarentee you a victory during a war. worth every penny, (which is a great deal), because if i were to see this gun i thaught it would be like $500 because that is what it's worth. Very exciting and fun gun to use. probably my most prized gun, i love it, superb replica!!!!!!!
5 Stars
November 26, 2009
this gun rocks it is almost a perfict replica of the 1921 tommy gun the drum clip is the best part it holds plenty of ammo and you last durring the battle
Tommy Gun
5 Stars
October 22, 2009
This is the best submachine airsoft gun in the world! Looks like the old 1920's-30's Tommy guns and even has the foregrip and drum magazine. I take this on the battlefield and am unstoppable. Buy It!
Ray the Cowboy
4 Stars
Almost perfect
July 30, 2009
I receive the product yesterday, it surprise me a lot, really looking cool and powerful, I can feel free to carry it in a bb war since it is not 100% replica from original m1921 type. But I do hope cybergun can produce a 100% M1928 tommy gun with top bolt and manual aim lock as well. All in all, it works and worths!
4 Stars
Very nice
July 23, 2009
Looks very nice, except for the fact that it is missing the bolt that would slide forward everytime it would shoot a bullet on the real thompsons. Otherwise, a beautiful bb gun replica.
3 Stars
Close But no Cigar
July 4, 2009
Ok this is not the 1921 model it likes to make it self look like, it is only the M1A1 version modified. The 1921 Thompson had the cocking lever on the top, also I know that it only takes .6mm bb's but for accuracy reasons it should say what the original Auto Ordanance ones would such as .45 Cal. On the plus side though if what others say is true it is very powerful and accurate. But I will wait for the 1921 Replica, airsoft companys have accurate replicas of almost every other gun from the last 80 years so why not the 1921.
air splat
5 Stars
June 22, 2009
this is the best gun i ever had thats impressive to because i own a whole airsoft store. this gun could be six hundred dollars, it is a very good price.
4 Stars
May 20, 2009
i can read it it says 6mm because thats the size of the bb it uses
5 Stars
Very close
May 10, 2009
I do not own this so I will only comment on what I see in the picture. For the most part it looks exactly like the real thing, however for this style thompson the cocking lever was on top. Also I might be wrong because I could not read the side too well in the picture but it looks like it says 9mm when the Thompson's were .45 cal.
5 Stars
April 4, 2009
kick my friends butt
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By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on January 30, 2012
Answer:This is a 350fps airsoft gun.
By Todd from houston texas on December 5, 2011
By Conor from Sunnyside, WA on January 30, 2012
Answer:The typewriter would be better I'd think.
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Answer:You would need to check with your local city department.
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I just wondered this and seems no one ever asked, I searched online with all possible words combinations but no result.
My question is, seems years before you can directly access the content (music, etc) in your iphone, in windows on windows explorer. You plug in the phone, and it detects and shows your iphone, you click in it, and there is a internal storage, you click in it again, then there are all the musics and stuff, all hidden and randomly named with cipher code tho, you can still copy it out from your iphone directly under the show hidden files option in windows explorer. But nowadays, it doesn't work anymore, you go into your internal storage and there is only your content from camera raw, all musics and other stuff is hidden, gone, even you select show hidden files option it will not work. This has been a long time (more than 2 years?) and I was always wondering why is it so but just never bother to ask, until today I have need to extract my music from my iphone, which doesn't work without a special tool. I understand apple do this due to copyright issues but how is it technically possible to do so? And how to solve it if there is a way other than using a special tool to extract it (also an short explanation of how those tools work will be appreciated). But most unfathomable, how is it possible that no one asks this on google since I don't get a single search results regarding this?
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It has come to be a passing of the torch event for Saban Brands to introduce the next team of Power Rangers during Power Morphicon. Much like the Super Sentai Red Ranger hand off at the end of each season, Saban's Power Rangers go through a sequence that fans have quickly grown to love.
In the biggest panel of the entire convention, fans packed the main ballroom of the Pasadena Convention Center on Saturday to get a glimpse of the Super Megaforce cast. While the stars of the previous two seasons gave a terrific panel for fans to enjoy, the true reason the room was packed was in anticipation for the debut of the new rangers.
Meet the heroes of the next two seasons of Power Rangers. Red Ranger, Brennan Mejia. Black Ranger, James Davies. Green Ranger, Michael Taber. Blue Ranger,Yoshi Sudarso and the color Pink goes to the only female in the initial team, Camille Hyde.
The Dino Charge actors marched through the massive crowds and made their way onto stage in costume. The diverse ethnicity of the lineup shocked many people in the room. It was madness as excitement and shock came about during the reveal. Are you excited about the new team? Let me know what you think of the casting in the comments below and on Twitter!
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Its been refreshing to have not much to post about our Eagles for the last two weeks. In general all has been calm. Some nights the eagles are very alert, perhaps reacting to a Great Horned Owl in the vicinity, but we haven't had any of the drama that unfolded earlier in this season. The eagles were noted mating yesterday. This behavior won't result in any more eggs. Rather it serves to further strengthen the pair bond of these two eagles.
The typical incubation time of bald eagle eggs is about 35 days although this pair seems to incubate a bit longer then this. The incubation times for last year's eggs averaged abut 38 days. We should expect to see an eaglet hatch sometime between the 25th & 29th of April.


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Jungle Jam 2014: Day Two
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California Law on Community Property
Posted 21 February 2013 - 07:51 AM
Posted 21 February 2013 - 08:36 AM
. I have no shared accounts (banking, credit cards, savings etc) with my second wife. She purchased a home (15) years before we married. Can the courts come after my current wife's assets in an attempt to recover judgement awards from my first marriage?
If the deed is only in her name, no.
If she put your name on the deed at some point, then yes.
Warning: Legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here are simplified and might not fully explain the ramifications of your particular issue. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. I make comments based on my knowledge and experience. I guarantee nothing. If you act on my comments without the advice of an attorney, you do so at your own risk.
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Posted 21 February 2013 - 09:51 AM
Can the courts come after my current wife's assets in an attempt to recover judgement awards from my first marriage?
It's not clear what you mean by this. Courts do not "come after" assets. I'll assume you intended to ask whether the assets that you describe as your "current wife's assets" are subject to enforcement of the judgment in favor of your ex-wife. The problem with that question is that you haven't clearly explained what you mean by your "current wife's assets."
Under California law, the separate property of a married person is subject to enforcement of any judgment against him/her. Similarly, all community property is subject to a judgment against a married person (whether that judgment was entered before or after the marriage). The separate property of the non-debtor spouse is not subject to the judgment. Separate property is property owned before the marriage, property acquired by gift, bequest, devise, or inheritance, and the proceeds earned from separate property. Everything else is community property. It is possible for one's spouse to acquire a community property interest in the other spouse's separate property; this occurs most commonly where one spouse owns a home before marriage and then, during the marriage, uses community property funds to improve the property or pay down the principal balance of the mortgage. Each spouse's earnings during the marriage are community property unless a prenuptial agreement exists that says otherwise.
From that, you should be able to discern that your current wife's separate property is off limits. However, you may have a community property interest in her separate property (e.g., the home, and the statement in the prior response that the dispositive factor is whether or not your name is on the deed is absolutely incorrect).
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After brunch, Emi hung around with Zeke, Amanda trailing after him. Obviously, she had developed a crush on him so much for not liking black. She kept trying to talk to him. The key word is 'tried'. He didn't really hate or like her, but the questions Amanda pestered him with were slowly driving Zeke to hate Amanda. Many things that she asked about were: where he lived, his favorite music, his past, why did he move here, if he's single, and a whole bunch of other nonsense that Emi didn't bother remembering. She could tell Zeke was getting annoyed, because she was also getting annoyed, and she had some patience when it came to Amanda. Amanda soon sensed their annoyance, said bye and then left to pursue her other crushes being the teenager she was. Only thing is, she dragged Emi off with her. Zeke just didn't know what to think, his face was going, "?"
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"EMI!" There was a shrill shriek. Of course, that meant Amanda was calling her Amanda always had a tendency to speak so high pitched that she almost sounded like a mosquito.
"Hm? What is it Amanda?"
Amanda jumped up and down, her voluptuous pigtails acting like bunny ears. "Do you know what I just found out? Do you? Do you? Of course you don't, you never keep up with gossip. See the thing is "Amanda then started talking about the overly long process it took for her to find out this tasty bit of gossip. Long story short, she was sitting with her ear cupped to the office door.
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The Bronx born and Decatur raised recording artist talks about his early rhyme schemes, turning from a life of crime and how a chance meeting made him a "Konvict."
How did you come to be called Money Jay?
My middle name is Jay [first and last, Tysen Bolden]…and then when I was young I started hustling and people would say, "what's up, money?" so I just made it Money Jay.
How did you get into hip-hop?
When I was little I started writing raps. I got into Puff Daddy and Tupac and all of them. I would take they beats, 'cause tapes came with the instrumentals on the singles and I'd be writing the raps how they wrote it, with just different words. I was rapping to my friends at school 'till I got better and better and better. When I was like 13, I recorded into the tape deck, then I got a computer with a $50 microphone, you know, the makeshift studio and all that. I just built up as I went [along] until I could get to a real studio and record. I did my first mixtape and that's when I got signed.
Where did you go to school?
Southwest DeKalb [High School]
The first thing I learned about them was about their band. Did that make you more interested in hip-hop?
Yeah, I loved the music. Half our school was in the band. I played the trombone. What happened was… I never really actually got the chance to get into it. I got expelled my fourth week in school.
What happened?
I got caught with a weapon and somebody told on me.
What impact did that have on you personally and in your music?
I thought I wasn't gonna be able to graduate high school, but what ended up happening was, my mama put me in a private school, an alternative private school. That way, I was able to stay on the right path.
There were a lot less distractions.
Yeah, it was only like 11 students in the whole school, so there was no choice, but to do your work.
So that turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
It was a real blessing.
Now, moving forward you're now 25, what about you and your style makes people sit up and take notice?
Really my music, a lot of people can relate to 'cause a lot of my partners who are out here say, "when you say a line, I get chills in my body, 'cause I do the same thing you talk about in that song." A lot of my music is just stories of what I witnessed and what I been through. I rap about my daily activities. I rap about smokin', drinkin', typical stuff people rap about.
What were some of your influences?
When I was young, Ma$e was out, Puff, OutKast, 8Ball and MJG and UGK were big influences, too. There was a rapper named Playa Fly that was out, he was my favorite rapper at the time – him and Three 6 Mafia. I went from East [coast] to West [coast] and slowly gravitated toward the South and then South[ern] music was all I listened to.
How did you get signed to Akon's Konvict Muzik label?
One day I was up on Glenwood and Columbia Drive. You know that Checker's that sits up there? I was sittin' at the table passing out my CDs. I had a mixtape called No Trap Zone so it was me and my homegirls giving out my CDs. We was just givin' 'em out for free and Akon just happened to come through, and I didn't believe it was him. They said, "That's Akon, that's Akon." I said, "no that's not Akon." They went and took him a CD. He came back 'cause he had forgot his drink. I said [to him] "are you listening to it?" He said, "Yeah, I'm listening to it right now." He went down the street and came right back. He was like, "I wanna sign you."
He was able to make a decision that quickly?
Yeah, he was still on the first song.
What is your next project set to drop?
I got a mixtape called, Me, Money and Irene. Irene is like the strongest kind of weed. The album is called Gas Chamber and that will be out in January.
What the theme of that?
We did a single "Death Row." We saluting the West Coast for that movement right there – and the South and the North, and some West Coast features [featured artists] on there, too.
If you wanted to tell someone who never heard of you who Money Jay is, what do you want fans and new listeners to check out about you?
Really I want them to go online and search me 'cause I got virals [videos] up. How I live and do everything. I'm not renting cars and I don't have no gaudy ice. It's real. It's how I'm livin' everyday. We got virals of my real house where I still live, where I grew up. We got virals of me and Akon hanging out at all the radio stations. I just want them to check out what I'm doing, and get to know me and love me. See the grind from the bottom to the top.
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French Country combines the elegance and glamour of French style with rustic and Old World elements. It shares similarities with the Shabby Chic style of decorating, since the latter often incorporates hints of French décor. However, French Country style places greater emphasis on Old World furniture and light fixtures. The style of French Country originated in the villages of southern France. The color palette resembles the landscape of Provence, France, such as sunny yellow, shades of blue, hunter green, bright red, and burnt orange. However, there is no definite color palette for French Country. Overall, the feeling of the room should be rustic elegance. The following are ideas of how to incorporate French Country into any space.
Toile de Jouy is a fabric pattern that features pastoral scenes, often found in blues or greens with white. This is the ideal pattern for toss pillows and a comforter to invite French Country to the bedroom. Other options for linens include silks and damask patterns.
French Country uses Rococo style or bombé, which consists of ornate, curvy furniture. These elements incorporate a feminine touch to a room. Ensure to balance femininity and masculinity in any room to create a harmonious ambience. Distressed and rustic woods are also used in French Country decorating, and it is the combination of the two that truly defines the style. In addition, gilt accents are often found in French Country décor.
Think distressed cabinetry for the kitchen. Rustic and ornate hardware trumps sleek and modern for kitchen cabinets (as well as throughout your home. Cabinets are often painted in creams and even bright colors. Add glamour to your kitchen by using ornate and luxurious china and containers (think silver and French porcelain). A candelabrum on a rustic kitchen table resembles the balance of rustic elegance.
Baskets and wooden crates are used in French Country style. Just as other features, storage also contains distressed elements. However, you may also include ornate chests to find a balance between the rustic and ornate.
Light fixtures
Use chandeliers throughout your home to add a hint of glamour to an already rustic room. Chandeliers can be placed in unorthodox places, such as the kitchen, bedroom closets, and office. Old World sconces and lamps can also be incorporated into the French Country style.


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Climate changes and the wild speculative History of the Vikings
Fundamental analyst:
It is a lot of bullish news out, this is going to break all records, the trend is clear and nothing can stop us from breaking new heights soon...and from then it will only go higher, in the long run it always pays off to be long! This is a hot market, very HOT!. If not even the high oil price could take it down then nothing can take this down, the fundamental stats are simply too strong, I have been in this business for more than 20 years and I know what I am talking about!
It is still not at the top, but getting close to resistance, if it breaks through we could head for the 320 thousand year very strong resistance line, from there I think we will see bear market heading all the way down to the 400 thousand year support level...and it will be a volatile ride, buy low sell high! Possibly we even have a reverse head and shoulder, and the Fibonacci is kind of interesting... when it turns it will take a lot of people by surprise, a lot of them will be frozen out of the market. I remember those Mammoth investors that got whipped out completely last time the market turned...
PhD quant:
The past can tell nothing about the future, it is most likely geometric Brownian motion, all we can tell is something about the distribution, and the few extreme events are probably error in the data, Gaussian returns it is...possibly we have some mean reversion but it is hard to calibrate, besides it is reflected in the market, there is No Free Lunch!
Who will you bet on: Fundamental Analyst? Chartist? or a PhD quant?
Sorry latest data point I had in database was 150 years old so I guess we already have broken first resistance line.... but will we break major resistance? ;-)


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"Terezi, what happened to us?"
His words startled her as they echoed through her ears, ringing a melancholy chorus. His soft voice had been laden with sorrow, and she felt her heart sink down to her feet.
"What do you mean, Karkat?" she asked quietly, almost a whisper.
The troll's footsteps thudded behind her as he shifted uncomfortably; her burnt eyes welled with teal tears. She clenched her teeth in an attempt to prevent herself from sobbing.
"Why are you flushing for that douche? Of all the fucking humans, why him? I could shit out a better fucking matesprit for you." he growled.
Terezi sighed in disappointment; the first time they get a chance to talk since getting on this meteor, and this is what he brings up? Wonderful.
"Please, Karkat, I'm not in the mood for this right now."
"And you think I am? We used to be so fucking close, Terezi, and now, the whole fucking universe revolves around Strider. Clear sailing all the way when he's around, it seems. He's the only one you ever spend time with. Gog fucking forbid if you even say a word to me."
She spun around to face him. After laboring for a moment, her hand finally found his, their fingers interlocking tightly; candy apple instantly assailed her nostrils as a deep blush crept up on the other troll's cheeks.
Terezi hadn't known why Karkat was reacting so badly to her abrupt 'friendship' with Dave; he always appeared to hate her, and now this? She never knew he had this side to him. Strange as it was, she found it flattering.
"Oh, Karkles," she paused, the nickname feeling foreign in her mouth, "I don't know what to say to you. I always thought you wanted to be my kismesis
"Oh, fuck that shit!" he exclaimed, pulling his hand away.
She heard him choke on his next words, and assumed he was beginning to cry. She'd never seen him like this before, so full of emotion [other than hatred and/or anger]; it was, at the least, unsettling.
In truth, her flushed feelings for the troll had never subsided. She had just decided to abandon the thought that they'd ever work out, and left it in the back of her mind as a subtle wish. If she'd known that Karkat felt this way, she would have surely acted sooner.
But now, after meeting Dave for the first time, her emotions took a sudden twist. They never truly faded from the troll, but her heart also began to beat for the human. It was so confusing sometimes; she ran her hand through her hair.
"Karkat, if I knew that you felt like this
" her words trailed off.
"If you knew? Excuse me, but here's a sudden flashback; I hugged you! Do you know how embarrassing that is? Especially in front of all our friends? Fuck, I don't think I could've made it any clearer!"
His words drew a chuckle from her lips. "Oh my, if I'd known that hugging was such a deep and emotionally connecting thing, so many of our dead friends would be begging me to be their matesprit."
"This isn't a joke, Terezi. Fuck, this is so far from a joke, Egbert wouldn't even know how to make it funny."
"He's a terrible comedian anyway."
"What the fuck ever!"
She smiled, small though it was, and wrapped her arms around his neck. "Karkles, I'm going to tell you a secret; your blood will always be my favorite." she murmured.
With that, she walked away, leaving Karkat standing alone. His face was redder than ever.
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I made these 2 sweet Valentine's Day decorations last year and I am so in love with them I have to share them again!
(Well, since I like them so much and haven't made anything else for THIS Valentine's Day:)
This wreath was made from an old cardboard diaper box, book pages, a brown paper grocery bag, and burlap.
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Mountain Area residents will have the opportunity to be screened to reduce their risk of having a stroke or bone fracture on Nov. 17 at the Oakhurst Community Center, 39800 Road 425b.
The screening are being provided by Life Line Screening, a company based in Independence, Oh.
According to the company, there are four key points every person needs to know:
Stroke is the third leading cause of death and a leading cause of permanent disability.
80% of stroke victims had no apparent warning signs prior to their stroke.
Preventive ultrasound screenings can help you avoid a stroke.
Screenings are fast, noninvasive, painless, affordable and convenient.
Screenings identify potential cardiovascular conditions such as blocked arteries and irregular heart rhythm, abdominal aortic aneurysms and hardening of the arteries in the legs, which is a strong predictor of heart disease. A bone density screening to assess osteoporosis risk is also offered and is appropriate for both men and women. Many sites offer finger-stick blood tests to check for cholesterol and glucose.
Screening packages start at $159.
All five screenings take 60-90 minutes to complete. Life Line Screening was established in 1993 and has since become the nation's leading provider of preventive screenings.
For more information regarding the screenings or to schedule an appointment, call 1 (800) 697-9721 or visit lifelinescreening.com. Pre-registration is required.


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June 18, 2014 | Volume 101 / Number 25
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Cody Tribby, of Glasgow, slams into his opponent's 1980 Chevy Impala at the '80s & Up Demolition Derby that took place on Saturday, June 14, at the fairgrounds. Tribby didn't make it to the end in the first heat of the night.
As the cars made their way into the rodeo grounds a loud popping sound could be heard. It was the kick off to the evening, but unfortunately it was the end for Jeremiah Johnson before it even started. Johnson ended up pushing his car off the the ring.
Milk River Motorsports has been hosting the 80's & Up Demolition Derby for several years. As the events unfolded on Saturday, June 14, 25 volunteers worked for the nonprofit group that brings in family events, entertainment and business into the area. Several volunteer firefighters from the Long Run Fire Department also stood by in case o...
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We have an undying affection for anything passion-fruit-flavored, -colored, -scented, or possibly -textured. It brings us back to visiting Brazil after we graduated from college and trying maracujá pudding for the first time. The angels sang, and we realized that if we ever again came across anything passion fruit we'd immediately have to snatch it up. Luckily for us, Stila Passion Fruit Crush Lip & Cheek Stain ($24) doesn't only tempt our senses - it looks gorgeous once it's on, too! Stila stains are known for their sticking power, which is awesome, because we want to wear this light red, slightly shimmery color all summer.
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Since 1981 The Sussex Cancer Fund has been giving invaluable assistance to The Sussex Cancer Centre at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. This is in the form of additional equipment and building improvements for the treatment and comfort of cancer patients attending the department. The Centre treats thousands of Sussex people each year but as our success increases so do the number of people who look to us for help.
Despite the provision of funds from the NHS, we are in constant need of more money and must turn to the generosity of the people we are here to help - the people of Sussex.
We are very much your local charity. When you help us, you can see your efforts working for local people - maybe your family, friends, or neighbours.
If you would like to become involved either by being a local representative or fundraising for the Charity please contact our Administrator, Julia Lenton for more information.


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Weight Watchers Creamy Lemon Pie
Kimmi Knippel (Sweet_Memories) @KimmiK
So yummy you feel guilty by eating it.
- 6 whole
- reduced fat honey graham crackers
- 2 Tbsp
- cinnamon, ground
- 2 Tbsp
- butter
- 1 - 11 oz can(s)
- fat free sweetened condensed milk
- 2 x large
- eggs
- 1/2 c
- lemon juice
- 1 Tbsp
- lemon zest, grated
- cool whip free
Directions Step-By-Step
2In a food processor, add graham crackers & cinnamon, process until fine crumbs. Melt butter in microwave & pour into crumb mixture; mix until combined. Press crumbs into a 9" pie pan. Place in refrigerator to chill.
3Meanwhile make filling, in medium bowl, combine milk & eggs until smooth. Add lemon juice & zest; stir until combined & pour into crust.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Pies, Fruit Desserts, Other Desserts, Crackers
Dietary Needs: Vegetarian
Collection: Let's Have A Picnic
Other Tags: Quick & Easy, For Kids, Healthy