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31-10-2009, 12:03
This happened last week with FM09 but after I installed the game last night I played the game for a bit, I went back to play it later on but it said steam was open and when I hovred over the steam logo it said updating 0%. I turned it off and when I went on it this morning steam won't open and neither will FM10, I can't play the game! :mad:

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Rick Harrison, star of "Pawn Stars" on the History channel is expanding his pawn store, Gold & Silver Pawn Shop. He wants to perk up the area, by adding some pizzazz to the street where his business is located.
Rick's pawnshop is located near several bail bond offices and a closed tattoo parlor. It might seem like the perfect location for a pawn shop, but Rick wants to transform the street into something spectacular and fun.
Rick plans on spending $2 million to make his store plaza resemble a Rubik's Cube. The plans show the modular units will fit together like a Rubik's cube in the traditional colors of blue, yellow, orange, red, green and purple.
Once shoppers step inside, they can do things while they wait in line. Rick plans on having 22 different stores. The customers can eat. they can choose between six different restaurants. Or the shoppers can go shopping in at least 16 different retail shops.
General manager of the pawn store, Theo Spyer said, "We have always tried to improve our customer experience while waiting in line." Apparently they have misters, benches and a hot dog stand at the premises. "Now we intend to take it to the next level. We are currently working on a line system that will enable the fans to patronize Pawn Star Plaza without losing their position in line."
Rick has been buying up land in the area next to his pawn store. In 1992, rick bought the land that his pawn shop sits on, for $250,000. In 1994, he purchased the parking lot parcel for another $250,000. He bought more land in 2005 when he bought two more land parcels for $1 million each.
Rick isn't planning on asking the city for redevelopment money toward his project. By doing it his way, Rick believes that his dream plaza will be built in a short amount of time.Xtreme Cubes System built by Xtreme Manufacturing, a company owned by Las Vegan Don Ahern.
So, why does Rick want to expand his business into something bigger. Because he wants to make more money. He laughingly told the Las Vegas Review Journal, "And making money is my third or fourth most favorite thing in the world."
What do you think about Rick's plans? Do you think he will succeed and make money, or is he trying to take advantage of people that are already hurting for money? Sound off below in the comments section.


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Oct 27, 2001
By MEL REISNER
AP Sports Writer
TUCSON, Ariz. - Kris Richard returned an interception 62 yards for a tie-breaking touchdown, and Southern California broke its fourth-quarter jinx by beating Arizona 41-34 Saturday night.
The Trojans, playing without tailback Sultan McCullough for the second straight game, overcame their habit of losing late when Richard repeated the feat of Kevin Arbet, who scored on a 70-yard interception in the second quarter.
Richard stepped in front of a pass by Jason Johnson and raced along the sideline to score untouched with 1:50 remaining.
On Arizona's next series, Lonnie Ford and Shaun Cody sacked Johnson on third and fourth downs to seal the win.
Carson Palmer passed for 248 yards and two touchdowns, but the Trojans still needed the big defensive plays to keep alive their slim hope of becoming bowl-eligible.
The Trojans (3-5, 2-3 Pac-10), who still need to beat Oregon State, California and UCLA to avoid missing out on their third straight bowl season, scored 28 points in the second quarter after Arbet got them going.
Palmer's scoring strikes went to his tight ends - 1 yard to Alex Holmes and 17 yards to Kori Dickerson. Sunny Byrd scored on a 1-yard run and David Davis kicked field goals of 32 and 47 yards.
Arizona's Michael Jolivette scored on a 60-yard interception return, and Johnson threw a 24-yard scoring pass to Brandon Marshall and scored on a 9-yard run.
Clarence Farmer ran 22 yards for Arizona's other TD, and Sean Keel kicked 24- and 46-yard field goals for the Wildcats (3-5, 0-5), who dropped their 10th Pac-10 game in a row.
The Wildcats hadn't beaten a conference foe since a 53-47, triple overtime win over Washington State on Oct. 14, 2000.
The Trojans, who blew a 13-3 second-quarter lead in a 27-16 loss at Notre Dame last week and lost four games in a row by a total of 14 points before beating Arizona State two weeks ago, led 31-13 at halftime this time.
But Anthony Thomas got Arizona's first sack to end an USC possession midway through the third quarter, and Bobby Wade returned the punt 16 yards to give the Wildcats a short field on the USC 26.
Farmer scored on the second snap.
Johnson's throw to Marshall cut USC's lead to 31-27 with 3:47 left in the third, and Johnson tied it at 34 with his 9-yard scramble with 7:05 left in the fourth.
The game had a pattern early on - an Arizona score, and USC's answer in the same style, field goal for field goal and interception return for interception return.
But after Arbet scored on a 70-yard sideline sprint to paydirt 1:35 into the second quarter, the momentum shifted.
The Trojans defense stepped up the pressure, and Johnson's next pass was batted and dropped into Omar Nazel's hands. He ran 11 yards with the interception, setting up Palmer's short throw to Holmes in the end zone that gave USC its first lead, 17-10, with 11 minutes left in the quarter.


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The results of the Northern Expedition are published in The Raffles Bulletin of Zoology 2015 Supplement No. 31.
Mega Marine Survey facebook page in the coming weeks.
Mega Marine Survey of Singapore
Singapore's first Comprehensive Marine Biodiversity Survey!
Friday, August 14, 2015
Monday, October 13, 2014
Volunteer divers invited to join the Mega Marine Survey
Volunteer to dive with the Mega Marine Survey!
Dives in Jan-Feb 2015 are now open for registration! Registration closes on 14 Nov 2014.
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during a Mega Marine Survey dive
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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Diving for Treasure: Singapore Style - a video clip of the Southern Expedition
A video clip of the Southern Expedition is now online on the Shell YouTube channel.
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
Mega Marine Survey featured in Nature of a City
The Mega Marine Survey and the Southern Expedition (14:18 - 19:00) are featured in Nature of a City a Channel NewsAsia documentary. With Dr Tan Koh Siang speaking during a dredging survey.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
"Small stuff" at the Southern Expedition and why we should care
When asked why he was interested in bryozoans, Dr Kevin Tilbrook of the Queensland Museum joked: "Isn't everyone?"
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Mega Marine Survey at the Festival of Biodiversity
The Festival was an awesome explosion of fun for volunteers of the marine community and fellow nature lovers.
the dugong leaves a feeding trail in our seagrass meadows.
the dugong leaves a feeding trail in our seagrass meadows.
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Thursday, June 13, 2013
Southern Expedition in the news
A slideshow of some happenings at the Southern Expedition is featured in Today Online.
Much earlier, just after Minister Tan Chuan Jin's visit, there were also many media features about the Southern Expedition. Here's some highlights.
|Photo from Don Wong Today Online 13 Jun 13
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Star Power
So it's time for you to plan your vacation. Maybe you're headed for the beaches of Hawaii, perhaps to the lights and glamour of New York City, sunny Florida or maybe even to fabulous Las Vegas. How do you decide which hotel you'll stay at? Is it the price? Is it the value for the money? How about the amenities they offer? Is guest service important to you? What do you expect to find in your room? The list of questions can truly go on and on.
There's no doubt you have an almost endless supply of choices when it comes to picking the hotel for your vacation, especially in "tourist destinations." Many people (in fact most these days) begin their search for their vacation hotel online. The Internet is home to a bevy of travel rating websites. These can certainly be helpful, but they can also be a bit confusing. Why is it that Joe S. from Boston said "the room was amazing with a spectacular view and comfortable bed" and Donna G. from Sacramento said "mediocre view and the bed was stiff as a board"?
On these sites, you'll find answers to pretty much every one of those questions you ask yourself before making a choice - a LOT of answers. The problem is there are so many conflicting opinions, experiences and points-of-view. How do you know when a source is credible? Do you trust Joe or Donna? Were they having a bad day? Were they having an amazing day? Did Joe get a freebie or comp from that hotel? Does that hotel actually advertise or have a partnership with the travel website and everyone's getting a cut when you book your room?
What if there was a completely objective, independent, trusted source with more than 50 years of rating hotels for travelers? There is of course and it's the Forbes Travel Guide, formerly the Mobil Travel Guide. Here's what they have to say:
"Sorting through the scores of travel ratings in the marketplace today takes effort?many are biased and the source of information is a mystery. There is a proven, time-tested gold standard for hospitality ratings, and we invented it. Forbes Travel Guide provides travelers with the most objective, most disciplined ratings for hotels, restaurants and spas in the world. The hospitality industry respects and reveres the Five Star rating system, and consumers have put their faith in it for 50 years as they decide where to stay, dine or play." http://www.forbestravelguide.com/
There are about 50,000 hotels in the United States and Forbes Travel Guide recommends just 3,000. That's just six percent. The standards are incredibly high and the anonymous inspectors have hundreds of criteria to consider when it comes to rating a property. What that means to you as a consumer, is that when you choose a Forbes Travel Guide star-rated property, you know what you're getting and you know it's high-quality. It means the guest service is exceptional. It means the hotel is squeaky clean. It means the amenities are abundant and top-notch.
Bottom line? Star ratings DO matter and you should absolutely consider them when choosing your hotel. Here at M Resort, we've got four and we're looking for more. And don't forget, when it comes to spas, Forbes Travel rates those too and Spa Mio just so happens to have four stars as well.


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Pa. State Trooper Killed Near Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Trooper Fatally Shot During Traffic Stop Near Pittsburgh
By JOE MANDAK Associated Press Writer
The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH Dec 12, 2005 — The body of a state trooper was found near his cruiser after he pulled over a car early Monday, police said.
Cpl. Joseph Pokorny was found dead about 2 a.m. near an exit of Interstate 279 about 5 miles southwest of the city, officials said.
"I just want to say that we are going to work this investigation until the suspects involved in this cowardly murder are behind bars," said state police Col. Jeffrey B. Miller.
Pokorny, 45, who had been a trooper for more than 22 years, was found by a Carnegie borough police officer. The officer saw Pokorny's car door open and found the trooper's body outside of the car.
Pokorny had called in information on a black 2001 Mercury sedan minutes earlier, and police were reviewing tapes of the call to determine why he had pulled it over.
Police were also looking for the sedan, while officers from several departments joined in a manhunt in woods near the shooting, authorities said. Police said the trooper's gun was also missing, although they couldn't say if that was the weapon used to shoot Pokorny.
WTAE-TV in Pittsburgh showed police escorting a person from the woods and a police car driving away with someone in the back. Allegheny County Police Superintendent Charles Moffatt said he didn't have any information on that stop or whether it was related to the shooting.
Late Monday morning, police surrounded an apartment building and cordoned off streets in Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood, which is about 5 miles from where the shooting occurred.
Police took into custody a man and women and led them from the scene, although officials wouldn't immediately comment about whether it was related to the trooper's shooting.
Associated Press writer Dan Lovering contributed to this report.
Col. Jeffery Miller of the Pennsylvania State Police holds a page with photos of Cpl. Joseph Pokorny at a news conference Monday, Dec. 12, 2005, in Pittsburgh. Cpl. Pokorney was found shot to death after he had pulled over a car early Monday in Carnegie, Pa., just ouside Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/ Dave Miller)


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Recently there has been an image circulating the internet of coordinates on Google Maps, in the Netherlands, that depict what resembles a bloody body being dragged to the end of a pier.
From the image alone, it is not possible to tell what is actually happening. Some people say it has to be the dumping of a body. Other people say it is a dog or other animal.
It is very possible that the reddish color seen in the image isn't blood at all and is simply wet wood.
This story makes us wonder what else Google Maps, or Google Earth has seen. Satellite images are being taken all the time, making them bound to see something that someone does not want them to see.
Can Google products serve as evidence to help solve crimes? It is very possible.
In 2008, a 14-year-old's bike was stolen. Several months later the boy came across an image of himself riding his bike on Google Street View.
Who was behind him in the image? The 2 men who stole the bike from him! Google worked with police to obtain clear images and the thieves ended up in jail (it wasn't their first robbery).
Google Maps and Google Earth have helped police catch several other criminals in the past few years.
One man used Google Maps to map out his route for disposing of a body after committing a murder. Another man used Google Earth to locate and case a woman's home before attacking and strangling her.
Just because you don't see a person, doesn't mean someone, or something, doesn't see you. As technology continues to improve, Google will likely play a key role in assisting the authorities in solving crimes.


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Dragons Eye TutSubmitted by LoriaDesigns On Mon, 09/20/2010 - 18:00
I was very pleased with how the tutorial was written with step by step instructions and many photos to illustrate the steps. In my opinion the price is very reasonable and will be purchasing more tutorials from Chris. This project is very easy and forgiving with room to use your own style to create your Dragons Eye. Chris provides ideas for the eyes which where defiantly new techniques for me. Most of the materials you will need you should already have if you have done polymer clay before. I made the first one following the tutorial which took me a little time to do. The details for the scaling will take a bit of time but not difficult just took some time to complete. I felt confident enough at that point to then just veer a bit with the second blue Dragons Eye, doing a little customization with a slightly different pattern and leaves instead of the heart shapes. The antiquing does indeed give your eyes a lot of definition and depth so don't be afraid to try it! You will defiantly enjoy this one.


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JWC TO THOMAS CARLYLE ; 9 April 1841; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18410409-JWC-TC-01; CL 13: 85-87
Friday [9 April 1841]
Virtue its own reward? "Never Sir"!— Had you been neglectful and sent me no letter yesterday, some scriblement better or worse would have proceeded from me yesterday— But the receiving of your letter assuaged those wants of my heart (to speak in the language of the Minerva press1) which would else have sought assuagement in writing to you—and besides—that letter on glazed paper, written with the best of pens, beautiful outwardly and inwardly, gave me such an ideal of what you would expect of what you were entitled to in "return," that I had no longer assurance enough to put you off with one of my rough and ready scrawls, which, as Goddess of Chaos, presiding over the rumbling and tumbling of a first-rate earthquake, and with a considerable of a headach at the same time, was the best I could have done for you. Today I thought I should be able to write copper plate, to spell, and to put my words together, if not with a certain grace, at lowest with a certain intelligibility. And you see!— But "it is of no use rebelling against Providence"!— And so I will carry on and "keep never minding"2—
No letters have come except your own—and your own having come no others are missed— Thank Heaven it is no worse with you!— So far as I can read your horoscope at this distance it seems to me pretty fairish— I have great faith in your young host3—in fact I believe we might have "riddled Creation" without finding a man better fitted for taking charge of you "under difficult circumstances."4 If he brings you back a gladder and a foolisher man,5 I shall be under eternal obligations to him—say so with my kind regards—
Darwin came yesterday "fully confident of finding Carlyle still here"— He staid but a short while, having to call for "old Mrs Pepoli"6—told me nothing, being in fact in the muddiest condition of ditch-water— Ruffini7 came, full of solicitude about the dangerous state of Lord Granville—"it would be such a pity if he died before having received Mr Carlyle's letter"!8 Every man for himself and the Devil for all!— I sent him in quest of the Weekly Dispatch—which he speedily realized for me—but the criticism is not half so scurrilous as one would have wished—and so as it will hardly make you laugh it is hardly worth sending— I send it however, since I have got it, but under cover not to compromise your character, by addressing such a paper to you in a Tory house9— Nobody else has been here—my evenings are as quiet as if I were at the back of beyond— Only Helen now and then making noises as of the Gohst of Hamlet10—I have employed the quietness rather unprofitably you will think in reading Maturin's Melmoth the Wanderer11—in four volumes—a strange book which I never heard tell of, and wonder that I never did—for I find in it as much wild energy and poetic beauty (of the "distracted" sort) as in any dozen of the Geniuses that we see "going about the streets"— The man seems to want only some one thing—common sense perhaps—to have been great in his day and generation— Or perhaps his defect was simply having been born an Irishman—and with a consequent leaning towards lying and stealing—
For the rest I do well enough,—there is not much betterness to be looked for this week—but next week I hope to be stronger.
Here has been Elizabeth to inform me that your advice was laid seriously to heart; but there are difficulties in carrying it into effect—nothing less than want of capital— The gallery is not [to]12 be had under seventy £ a year—and the expences of transporting the pictures &c &c would mount it up to a hundred at the least—is it, she asks, not too much to risk?13 Her grand risk was the first—She that has looked Death in the face need boggle at no shadows14—
O dear Good! I am writing like a stupid woman—as I am at this moment to the centre of my being—pray for my rehabilitation—perhaps it is best for me to feel dead-stupid— Here are newspapers and a letter from my Mother—chiefly about you so I send it— Take every care of yourself and do not think. Above all write and love me— Yours ever
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Originally scheduled for 36 holes, the first-day action was suspended midway through the second round due to darkness. After turning in a 322 during the six-hour long opening round, the Lady Bulldogs own a 19-over just over halfway through the second round.
MSU is currently 12th and claims a six-stroke lead over 27th-ranked Penn State. State is only four strokes behind No. 46 Wisconsin.
"Today was as tough as I have ever seen on a course without cancellation," third-year MSU head coach Ginger Brown-Lemm said. "We are not 100 percent either with several players challenged by some medical issues. So we are focused on what we can control, which is our routine, attitude and persevere."
Gabi Oubre' is currently the Lady Bulldogs' leader. Through 36 holes, the freshman is 9-over but has posted par thus far in round two. Oubre' is tied for 17th and in search of her second-consecutive Top 25 card.
Ally McDnald notched a 78 in the first round and is 4-over through 12 holes in the second. The standout sophomore's 10-over is currently 23rd in the 96-player field.
Elena Warren (+16), Rica Tse (+18) and Mary Langdon Gallagher (+22) round out the Maroon and White leaderboard.Coastal Carolina, No. 45 East Carolina and No. 23 Notre Dame are all tied atop the leaderboard at 33-over. No. 40 UCF and No. 35 Campbell round out the Top 5 with a 34-over and 36-over, respectively.
Rosie Davies (Indiana) and Brittany Henderson (Coastal Carolina) are tied for the individual lead as each are 2-over through a round and a half.
Second-round action resumes Tuesday at 7:15 a.m. CST with the Lady Bulldogs on holes nine through 12. The final round of the Briar's Creek Invitational will immediately follow.
Live stats will be available through HailState.com. Fans can also follow the women's golf program on Twitter, @mstateWG, and on Facebook at facebook.com/mstateWG
Briar's Creek Invitational
First Round – March 25, 2013
1. Coastal Carolina (305=305, +17); 2. No. 40 UCF (307=307, +19); 3. Kansas (309=309, +21); 4. Maryland (312=312, +24); 5. Indiana (315=315, +27); 6. No. 35 Campbell (316=316, +28); T7. No. 23 Notre Dame (317=317, +29); T7. No. 45 East Carolina (317=317, +29); T9. Augusta State (318=318, +30); T9. South Florida (318=318, +30); 11. Chattanooga (319=319, +31); 12. No. 46 Wisconsin (321=321, +33); T13. Mississippi State (322=322, +34); T13. Kansas State (322=322, +34); 16. College of Charleston (326=326, +38); 17. Furman (328=328, +40); 14. No. 27 Penn State (329=329, +41); 18. Georgetown (337=337, +49).
T19. Ally McDonald 78=78, +6
T35. Rica Tse 80=80, +8
T43. Gabi Oubre' 81=81, +9
T62. Elena Warren 83=83, +11
T70. M. L. Gallagher 84=84, +12


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Taken By Herbert Ponting:
Please go here and enjoy the slide show.
"London's largest ever display of Herbert Ponting's Captain Scott expedition photography opens shortly at the Chris Beetles Gallery in central London.
More than 60 photos will be exhibited, taken from the 1910 expedition. Here are a few of the highlights. "


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Here on our website, you will learn more about CT Wine the individual charm of our stores and their offerings. Attend the next in-store tasting, community event or wine dinner by checking out our calendar of events. Discover our featured wines/spirits/brews and what hot wines are on our list. Sign up for our exclusive Cuvee Club and receive 6 bottles of vino every month! You can see what's new at WineCT.com, our sister site. We are the ultimate source for the true wine enthusiast. Please contact us today with any questions, comments or concerns. Salute!
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National Fire Prevention Week
Fires and civilian fire deaths have generally been declining over the past two decades. This is good news. However, in the United States last year there were 4,147 deaths from fires, and the total property damage was over 11 billion dollars.
To test your knowledge of fire safety, see if you can correctly answer the following question:
The major cause of home structure fires in the United States from 1994 through 1998 was:
For the answer, click here...
(Source: Provided with the kind permission of the NFPA, Fire Analysis and Research Division; www.nfpa.org)


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The low-level graphics product is a forecast of aviation weather hazards, primarily intended to be used as a guidance product for briefing the VFR pilot. The forecast domain covers the 48 contiguous states, southern Canada and the coastal waters for altitudes below 24,000 ft. Low altitude Significant Weather charts are issued four times daily and are valid at fixed times: 0000, 0600, 1200, and 1800 UTC. Each 4 panel chart is divided on the left and right into 12 and 24 hour forecast intervals (based on the current ETA model available). The upper two panels (SIG WX PROGs) depict freezing levels, turbulence, and low cloud ceilings and/or restrictions to visibility (shown as contoured areas of MVFR and IFR conditions). The lower two panels (SFC PROGs) are provided by the Weather Prediction Center (WPC) and consist of graphical displays of fronts and precipitation areas.
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Each month, the Office of Student Life & Community Partnership picks a theme to focus our service and volunteer efforts. This also allows us to plan educational programming to coincide with these themes to turn it into service learning opportunities. Below is a list of upcoming theme months and planned service projects for the Fall 2011 Semester.
For more information or to participate in any of these projects, please click here to fill out a quick interest survey. If you have any questions, e-mail Melissa Wheeler (email@example.com).
Sustainability Awareness
Service Project: National Public Lands Day –Saturday Sept. 24
Purchase College will be sending approximately 10 students to Pequonnock River Conservatory at Beardsley Park in Bridgeport, CT help clean up the riverbank.
Youth Leadership Development
October kicks off the Project Focus internship sites which all focus on youth leadership development, mentoring and college readiness. In addition, to these on-going efforts, we will also be participating in a nationwide program, Lights on After School. This program brings attention to the need for after school programs that keep kids safe, help working families and improve academic achievement.
Service Project: Lights on After School-Don Bosco Community Center-Thurs. Oct. 20
Purchase College will be sending volunteers, in addition to the regular Project Focus interns, to Don Bosco to run athletic, academic and arts based programs with the kids at Don Bosco Community Center.
Service Project: Make a Difference Day-Oct. 22.
As part of family weekend and in preparation for Hunger & Homelessness awareness in November, family members will be able to work together to create blankets that will be donated to families in need. This will be an on-going effort throughout November.
Hunger & Homelessness Awareness
We will actually kick-off Hunger & Homelessness awareness starting at the end of October with "Trick-or-Eat" –a partnership program with NYPIRG. Students will go trick-or-treating for canned goods that will be donated to a local homeless shelter. In addition to this project, Purchase College students will participate in a Hunger Banquet on Thursday November 10th.
Service Project: "Trick-or-Eat" –Thursday Oct. 27th
Program: Hunger Banquet-Thursday November 10th-
Few experiences bring to life the inequalities in our world more powerfully than an Oxfam America Hunger Banquet® event. Organizers and participants alike can experience firsthand how our decisions affect others in the world.
Toy Drive
Throughout November and December, we will be collecting toys for Open Doors Medical Center in Port Chester. They provide affordable, quality health care for all, regardless of a patient's ability to pay. They also believe that all kids should receive a new toy during this holiday season.
To donate, please bring a new and unwrapped toy (ages infant-14yrs) to the 2nd Floor of Campus Center North.


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"Teen Mom" star Jenelle Evans works with Sulia to promote relevant content to the show, and people have been furious with how she is promoting false stories about the other stars of the show. In fact, she has even feuded with "Teen Mom 3" stars because she is profiting from stories about them. And she has been promoting stories from "Teen Mom Truth," a site she claims she doesn't endorse. However, according to a new Reality Lick report published on Jan. 28, "Teen Mom" star Jenelle Evans has now been caught owning the new "Teen Mom" gossip website, despite denying ownership.
However, a simple internet search proves that the domain is registered to Jenelle herself. Even though she has been promoting the site with other writers, including tweeting, "Be sure to follow @TeenMomTruth and it's writers @ashleyslzr & @jelly_2014," it sounds like she is the mastermind behind it all. According to GoDaddy's WHOIS search, Jenelle owns the domain and she is the one who registered it.
In addition, she isn't making as much from the site as expected. According to Website Traffic Spy, the website receives about 8,000 hits per day and makes less than $1.00 per day. In other words, Jenelle's monthly income from the site is estimated at just $28.59. That is not a lot of money considering she is burning bridges with her co-stars.
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If you're among the millions of Americans who suffer from loneliness, Oprah Winfrey may have the answer.
In an exclusive interview on Wednesday with Piers Morgan, Oprah discusses her childhood and states why she feels she has never suffered from bouts of loneliness in her lifetime.
When asked if she had ever suffered from loneliness, her response was crystal clear.
"Absolutely not," she said. "I am really happy being with myself." She also attributed it to growing up as her grandmother's only grandchild and being content with herself as well loving books as a kid.
Oprah's new initiative, "Just Say Hello," strives to help people combat loneliness.
"I learned early on that every human being... is looking for one thing and that is to be validated, to be seen and to be heard," she stated.
"I started to see that pattern and what I realize is that everybody is looking for the same thing no matter if it's, you know, politicians, senators, presidents, Beyonce and all of her Beyonceness are all looking to know, 'Did you see me, did you hear me and did what I say mean anything to you.' So just saying hello is a way of validating even a stranger."


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One of the best ways to market Park City as a skiing destination has long been to prominently mention that it is a place with three major mountain resorts within a few miles of each other, something that is unique in North America.
Tourism officials, though, have started crafting plans for the upcoming winter should one of the three not open. As the lawsuit between Park City Mountain Resort and Talisker Land Holdings, LLC continues, the Park City Chamber/Bureau is preparing for the possibility that PCMR may not open for the ski season as a result of the case.
The lawsuit centers on PCMR's lease of Talisker Land Holdings, LLC acreage underlying most of the resort's terrain. The judge has ruled the lease was not renewed and has signed a de facto eviction order against PCMR. A critical hearing is scheduled Wednesday. The judge could allow the landowner to proceed with the eviction after the hearing, jeopardizing the PCMR ski season.
Bill Malone, the president and CEO of the Chamber/Bureau, said in an interview the organization is preparing a contingency plan that would be put into effect if PCMR does not open for the 2014-2015 ski season as a result of the lawsuit. The Chamber/Bureau hired a Florida public-relations firm prior to the contingency planning and has used the firm in those efforts as well, he said.
According to Malone, a four-point approach will be ready should PCMR not open during the upcoming ski season.
"We're not going to pull the trigger on these items unless we know we're going to be dark," Malone said, calling the work thus far in preparation for a "hypothetical situation."
The Chamber/Bureau started addressing the four points in early August, he said.
Malone said the Chamber/Bureau has purchased advertisements in September issues of print publications that will tout Park City as a place with "world-class resorts" rather than as a three-resort town. Promoting Park City as a place with three resorts has been a mainstay in marketing for decades. Television and online marketing campaigns have not been finalized, he said.
"If we were dark at Park City Mountain Resort, we've got 6,000 acres of skiing" at Canyons Resort and Deer Valley Resort, Malone said.
There have been increasing concerns in the business community and at City Hall in recent weeks about the prospects of PCMR not opening for the upcoming ski season. There are worries that the collateral damage could be widespread if skiers decide against a trip to Park City in favor of another mountain resort. An economic expert hired by PCMR earlier in the summer said in a court filing a shutdown of the resort could result in an economic hit of tens of millions of dollars.
Malone said a Park City with Deer Valley Resort and Canyons Resort operating coupled with Main Street and the city's restaurant lineup will make for a nice ski trip, calling that scenario "a pretty good product still."
Skiers typically begin considering Christmas vacations in the summer, Malone has said. The week between Christmas and New Year's is an important period in the ski season. Malone said bookings for Christmas week are strong compared to the same time in 2013.
"There's still a lot of great reasons to still come here on a ski vacation," Malone also said.


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The matches that are played on the court haven't been the problem for the 20th ranked Seward County Saints this season; it has been the ones that haven't that have hurt the guys in green. In the Seminole State Classic this weekend in Oklahoma City, Seward was 12-6 in matches played, but it was the 9 points that went unplayed that cost them, as the Saints lost a pair of close matches to Collin County and Jacksonville wrapped around a win over Jayhawk rival Barton to finish the weekend 1-2.
In their first match of the tournament the Saints faced a tall task as they battled the 5th ranked Collin County Cougars. It was a classic matchup at #1 doubles where Seward's #1 ranked duo of Ronzai Saurombe and Alejandro Gonzalez took down Collin's 7th ranked pair of Christian Cozetee and Graham Shaw 8-6 to pick up the Saints first point of the day. The #2 doubles match went 8-6 in the Cougars favor and Collin took a 2-1 lead on a Seward forfeit at #3 doubles.
As they started singles play with two wins at #5 and #6 because of Seward forfeits, Collin rested Cozetee and Shaw, both ranked in the top 20, for singles action. The Saints took advantage at the top of the lineup as 41st ranked Gonzalez took down 50th ranked Brandon Yang 6-3, 6-3 in #1 action and 10th ranked Saurombe beat Matt Bolster 6-0, 6-2 in #2 play to get the Saints a pair of points. In #3 action the Saints Trevor Kipping mounted a big comeback to take down Gino Rameri 5-7, 6-1, 10-8 to earn his fifth win of the year, but Collin got the point at #4 in a 6-0, 6-0 decision to take the match 5-4.
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The Saints were looking for revenge in their next match of the weekend as they took on Region VI rival Barton who surprised the Saints with a 6-3 win over them earlier in the year. The Saints caught a break before the match as Barton's top player Vinicius Ono was forced out of action due to an injury sustained earlier in the week. Saurombe and Gonzalez took advantage of his absence in #1 doubles action as they earned an 8-0 win and Kipping and Colin Glassman won an 8-6 decision at #2 doubles to give Seward a 2-1 lead at the end of doubles play.
The match of the day came at #1 singles where Gonzalez played a marathon with Alvaro Martinez, coming out on top 6-7 (3), 6-4, 10-7 to take the point at the top of the lineup. In #2 singles Saurombe had no trouble with Christian Johnson, winning 6-0, 6-1 and Kipping moved to 6-0 on the year with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Nicholas Moyers in #3 play. Barton grabbed the point in the #4 match and took the two points due to Saints forfeits at the bottom of the lineup, but it wasn't enough as Seward had already clinched the match with a 5-4 victory.
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In the consolation bracket final the Saints took on #13 Jacksonville College out of Texas. In the upset of the weekend, Jacksonville's unranked #1 doubles team of Richard Berlinga and Edgar Polanco took down the #1 ranked pair in the country of Saurombe and Gonzalez 9-8 (8-6) to give the Jaguars a big point at the top of doubles action. In #2 doubles the Saints almost got an upset win of their own as Kipping and Glassman battled 34th ranked Gil Lim and Daniel Aupaucible to a 9-8 (8-6) decision that again the Jags got the best of to put the Saints down 3-0 after doubles.
In singles the Saints turned the tables as Gonzalez had Polanco skunked in #1 play as he led 6-0, 1-0 before Polano left with an injury to give Gonzalez the win. Saurombe had little trouble with Berlinga in #2 action, winning 6-2, 6-2 while Kipping kept on winning at #3 with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Lim to give the Saints a third point. Jacksonville picked up the point at #4 singles and then accepted the two forfeits at #5 and #6 to take the match 6-3 over Seward.
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Seward ends the weekend at 2-5 on the year while their individual match record is now 28-35 and matches played record sits at 28-14.
The Saints will be on the road once again Tuesday when they travel to Wichita to take on Johnson County in a key Region VI matchup in Wichita.
Following an emotional win Thursday against Seminole State, the Seward County Lady Saints were unable to keep their momentum going on Friday and Saturday as they were able to win just one of three matches in the Trojan Dual Classic hosted by Seminole State.
In their first match of the classic the Lady Saints took on 7th ranked North Central Texas. While the Lady Saints were strong at the top, they struggled at the bottom of their lineup. The Lady Saints #1 duo of Paula Lopez and Paula Coyos, ranked #5 in the country, had no trouble with Georgina Gosen and Katy Foster in #1 doubles action, downing the pair 8-2 to give Seward a 1-0 lead in the match. Seward didn't have as much luck at their other two doubles spots as North Central was able to pick up the points with 8-2 wins at both #2 and #3 doubles to take the 2-1 lead into singles action.
In #1 singles action 14th ranked Lopez picked up an easy win over 23rd ranked Gosen 6-2, 6-1 to give Seward their second point of the day. 27th ranked Coyos gave Seward a 3-2 lead with a 6-1, 6-0 win over Alex Rodriguez in #2 singles action, but from there on it was all Lady Lions. Seward was able to win just 2 total games from #3 to #6 singles as North Central dominated to finish off the match with four straight wins to take the dual 6-3.
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Later on Friday the Lady Saints looked to get their momentum back as they took on #25 Jacksonville in their second match of the day. Seward took a 3-0 lead after doubles action as Jacksonville failed to fill a team at #3 doubles and Lopez/Coyos as well as Kathryn Roohan and Jackie Arnold had no trouble at #1 and #2 doubles, winning 8-0 and 8-2 respectively for the Lady Saints to give them the early advantage.
It was more dominance for the Lady Saints as singles action got underway. Lopez and Coyos breezed to wins at #1 and #2 singles, losing just 1 game combined to put Seward up 5-0 and 6-1, 6-1 wins from Roohan and Naomie Bukassa at #3 and #5 play gave the Lady Saints a 7-0 advantage. Grace Golden got a default win at #6 singles to make it 8-0 and Seward was on the way to the sweep before Arnold was forced to retire because of an injury to give Jacksonville their only point of the match as Seward went on to win 8-1.
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Seward was scheduled to play #5 Collin County early on Sunday, but the Lady Saints cancelled the match to try to rest and focus for their next scheduled match against #1 Tyler. The strategy didn't seem to work against the powerful Apaches. In a classic matchup at #1 doubles, Tyler's top ranked duo of Fausthy Piertretz and Jordyn Saava eeked out an 8-6 win over 5th ranked Lopez and Coyos to give the Apaches a lead and Tyler didn't lose a game in #2 or #3 doubles to take a 3-0 lead on Seward.
Tyler showed their dominance on the court, winning #3, #4, #5, and #6 singles matches all by the scores of 6-0, 6-0 against the Lady Saints to go up 7-0 while the two best matches of the day expectedly came at #1 and #2 singles. In #1 action 2nd ranked Piertretz won a drawn out match against 14th ranked Lopez, coming from behind to take the point with a 2-6, 6-4, 10-4 win to make it 8-0. In #2 play, Tyler rested one of their stars and inserted 29th ranked Nikki Johnson instead and Seward took advantage as 27th ranked Coyos won a thriller 7-6, 5-7, 10-4 to earn Seward's only point of the match as they fell 8-1.
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The Lady Saints fall to 6-4 on the season after the weekend while their individual match record goes to 48-42.
Next up for the 16th ranked Lady Saints is a Region VI matchup with rival Johnson County in Wichita on Tuesday.
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- Monarch Mobile HospitalIn the event of a calamity or a natural disaster like the recent earthquakes, a mobile hospital would be a very good thing to set up on location. How about a design like this, which is both mobile and modular, and *we think* also solar powered. The MONARCH Systems Mobile Hospital is designed by Baltimore-based firm Hord Coplan Macht in partnership with SPEVCO, a custom fabricator of specialty vehicles and trailers. Specialty semi-trailers outfitted with the latest in medical equipment and hospital services could be driven to location and assembled into a fully operational hospital in less than 2 weeks.1
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe MONARCH System is a way to bring advanced medical care to where it is needed, letting both the facilities and expertise come to the patients rather than making them travel.2
- Monarch Mobile HospitalEach trailer can be outfitted to a specific need, such as beds, clinic, surgery, etc.3
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe system is modular by design in order to provide the medical care needed at a given location. Fully scalable, the system can be a simple clinic up to a fully operational hospital.4
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe design for the full hospital requires 58 trailers to create a 48-bed hospital, complete with waiting rooms, gift shops, surgical suites, O.R.s, labs, pharmacies and more.5
- Monarch Mobile HospitalHere an outdoor eating area provides food for doctors, patients and visitors.6
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe entire complex for the full hospital could be fully disassembled, moved to a new location and put together in less than 2 weeks.7
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe hospital could even include state of the art facilities MRI, Mammography, CT Scan and X-Ray scanning, as well as an emergency suite for trauma care.8
- Monarch Mobile HospitalA facility such as this placed remotely would also need to provide for itself in terms of water and power. Ideally, the trailers come equipped with solar panels on their roof to provide renewable energy.9
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThese modular and mobile hospitals could also be used as teaching institutions to educate a local population on medical care.10
- Monarch Mobile HospitalMONARCH™, which stands for MObileNOmadicARCHitecture could potentially serve as the go to type of facility in the case of calamity and natural disaster, being able to open its doors quickly with less investment than more traditional construction.11
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThe modular trailers would be assembled together and organized according to the type of care or service they provide.12
- Monarch Mobile HospitalHord Coplan Macht, a Baltimore-based firm, and SPEVCO, a custom fabricator of specialty vehicles and trailers, are working jointly on this design.13
- Monarch Mobile HospitalThey will present this design to the Arab Health 2010 Congress in Dubai.14


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August 4, 1969
Dallas, TX US
State Fair Coliseum
includes: Train Kept a Rollin, I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed and Confused, White Summer / Black Mountainside, You Shook Me, How Many More Times.
Local Texas band F.O.B. appears as the opening act, who receive rave reviews for this performance in the local press. A poor sound system plagues the gig, more so for Zeppelin.
"No one has ever made any claims as to the acoustical perfection of the State Fair Park Coliseum", said a local review. "Nor did the more than capacity crowd help the sound situation. Something had to go, and in the trade the vocals lost out to volume."
During the set, Plant mistakenly announced the group would not be appearing at the Texas Pop Festival at the end of the month. "Their earlier statement that they would not be part of the Texas Pop-In was completely in error, " a reporter wrote:
"They admitted this later in the evening, but thanks to the sound system, the word might not have gotten out. Another faulty sound system, this time between group and manager was responsible for the abortive bomb-shell."
"As with the F.O.B., the Zeppelin was faced with having to play much too loud in order to reach the multitude present. So, their quality dropped accordingly. The situation was compounded with vocalist Robert Plant's microphone threatened to drop completely dead. But he handled it with much humor and finesse. Plant did an outstanding job of emceeing their segment, even when microphone buzz totally devastated the force of the silent break in the middle of You Shook Me, an otherwise effective effort."
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I was 16 and was there. I Kinda remember the "dead" mic incident.
I had forgotten about Southwest F.O.B. opening for them.
I was so excited just to be in attendance. We had stood outside the doors at S.F.C. for what seemed like 2 hours or more waiting to get in.
We had floor seats. 20-30 rows back
and as I remember, was very hot that day. I was just glad to finally get in and be there & be part of Texas Music Histroy. Yes, they were loud!
They were Led Zepplin! Unmatched awsome power. My expectations
were right on target. They were everything I had hoped they would be.
After the show, they pulled a black stretch Cadilliac limo right into the S.F.C. arena and when we spotted it, me and several of my friends moved in around the limo to an opened rear door, trying hard to reach inside to get Jimmy Page's autograph. I think Peter Grant and their security chased everyone away from the limo that containing Page and some other band members. I cannot remember who else was in their limo. afterwards, we partied in downtown Dallas at the Cellar on Commerece and got back to home town of West, Texas about 6 a.m. A night to remember!


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The Mahoning County Operating a Vehicle Impaired Task Force will conduct a sobriety checkpoint in Mahoning County Saturday. The specific location was not provided in a press release from the task force.
Canfield Assistant Police Chief Scott Weamer said officers would be conducting the roadside checks for drivers with alcohol and drug impairment, and saturation patrols would be conducted throughout the weekend.
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Editor's Note: The following first appeared in the University of Iowa's Hawk Talk Daily, an e-newsletter that offers a daily look at the Iowa Hawkeyes, delivered free each morning to thousands of fans of the Hawkeyes worldwide.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- University of Iowa graduate and former baseball letterman Bob Miller grew up wanting to be a sports announcer. Miller followed his passion and has lived out his dream.
That passion originated in Little League when he would announce the game he was playing from centerfield. The Chicago native grew up listening to legendary voices such as Lloyd Pettit, Jack Brickhouse and Bob Elson.
"I remember looking back when I was a kid thinking, 'my goodness, this guy [Bob Elson] has been calling games for 40 years," said Miller. "Who's in a job for 40 years?"
Now, Miller will enter his 40th year of broadcasting with the Los Angeles Kings once the current NHL labor dispute is resolved. Miller has served as the team's play-by-play announcer since 1973.
After 39 years, Miller was finally able to experience reaching ultimate glory this past spring. The Kings, an eight-seed, shocked the sport and won the Stanley Cup. Since hoisting the cup, Miller has attended numerous Stanley Cup parties with players and fans.
"Tom Arnold and I had our photo taken with the Stanley Cup at one of the parties," said Miller. "I said to him that here are two former Hawkeyes with the Stanley Cup. How many times has that happened?"
"Two Hawkeyes holding the Stanley Cup isn't supposed to happen. Any time you get two Hawkeyes together, it's a reunion."
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Actor and former UI student Tom Arnold, who has been a Kings fan for 25 years, enjoyed the moment.
"Two Hawkeyes holding the Stanley Cup isn't supposed to happen," Arnold said jokingly. "Any time you get two Hawkeyes together, it's a reunion."
At Iowa, Miller was a second-baseman on the baseball team for two years under coach Otto Vogel. Miller admitted he wasn't that great of a player and didn't play much, but nonetheless, loved his Hawkeye experience.
"I had four great years at Iowa," said Miller. "The setting of Iowa City was exactly what I was looking for. The university is the focal point of the city."
After baseball Miller began his career, like many other legendary voices to broadcast sporting events, at WSUI -- the student radio station at that time.
After graduation and stints at KOEL radio in Oelwein and a television station in Milwaukee, Miller landed a radio job in Madison doing some Badger football and basketball games. Then, one Tuesday in the fall, his career path took a change.
"The program director stopped me in the hall and said, 'by the way, this Friday and Saturday we are broadcasting Wisconsin hockey and you're doing the play-by-play.'" Miller recalled. "I had never done hockey play-by-play before. From the time of the opening faceoff, it was the most challenging play-by-play I have ever done. I got so much satisfaction keeping up with the pace of the game and doing it at a speed that the listener was able to follow."
Then in 1973, Miller got his big break when the Kings hired him, and the rest is history.
His name is included in a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and he has been inducted into numerous broadcasting Hall of Fames. The Staples Center hockey press box is also named in his honore.
"I'm very proud of my longevity to be with one organization for 40 years," said Miller. "It's a great honor and milestone knowing that your name and plaque is going to be in the Hockey Hall of Fame forever."
Humbled by the accolades, Miller is still going strong and is eager for the 2012-13 NHL season to start.
"The Kings have been really good to me," he said. "They have given me a lifetime contract. Even after I retire, they want to keep me on as an ambassador. They have been more than generous. I enjoy it so much that I really don't know how much longer I am going to go."
Arnold said he was happy for the team, but was happier for Miller when the Kings won the cup.
"He's engraved in the fabric of the Kings," said Arnold. "Bob's impact with the fans has been the same as Vin Scully's with the Dodgers. In professional sports, athletes come and go, but Bob Miller is still there and the fans really appreciate that."
Miller is a proud Hawkeye, keeping tabs on Iowa athletics, and saying "Go Hawks" to anyone he sees on the streets wearing black and gold.
"I see Hawkeye fans all the time," said Miller. "In fact, last week I spoke to a communications class at USC and a student walked in the class with a Hawkeye sweatshirt. I gave her the thumbs up."
When the time does come when Miller decides to call his last game, he wants to be remembered as someone who brought enthusiasm and excitement to each broadcast and also got the fans involved to where they looked forward to the game.
"I love meeting and speaking to the fans and making myself accessible to them as much as possible," said Miller. "I really do enjoy that."
Arnold is one of those fans and wants Hawkeye fans to know how much of an impact Miller has had on the Kings fan base and the Los Angeles community.
"Bob Miller is the best," said Arnold. "I hope he is remembered with our greatest Hawkeye success stories."


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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. - Freshman Delaney Spaulding extended her hitting streak to 10 games in dramatic fashion, recording a walk-off single with one out in the bottom of the seventh to send the eighth-ranked Bruins to a 3-2 victory over #13 Oklahoma on Friday at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic.
The Bruins improve to 12-0, while the Sooners fall to 9-5.
Junior Ally Carda earned her sixth win of the season, striking out 10 for her third double-figure strikeout game of the year, allowing two unearned runs, five hits and two walks. She struck out at least one in every inning, with a pair in the first, third and fifth frames. Carda retired the last eight of the game, setting down the side in order in the sixth and seventh. At the plate, the Bruins had five different players record their five hits.
Oklahoma scored the game's first run on a UCLA error in the top of the second. Erin Miller led off with a triple to left-center, but Carda got the next two outs on a ground out and a strikeout. Leslie Miller followed with a walk and then set off to steal second. The throw down was cut off by junior second baseman Gracie Goulder, who threw low to the plate, which allowed Erin Miller to score from third to make it 1-0.
The Sooners got another triple in the third, this time with one out, but Carda struck out the next two to end the threat.
The Bruins tied things up in the bottom of the third. With two outs, Spaulding walked and LaRosa doubled to left to drive in the freshman and even the game at one.
In the fourth, Carda wiggled her way out of another jam. Erin Miller led off with a double and Destinee Martinez slapped a single to third base to put runners at the corners. After Martinez stole second, Whitney Ellis lined one right into the glove of sophomore third baseman Mysha Sataraka, who tagged Miller leaning too far off third base for the double play. Another Carda strikeout ended the inning.
In the fifth, another UCLA error gave the Sooners their second run. Jessica Vest led off the inning by reaching on a dropped pop up by junior Tara Mueller in center and advanced to second. One out later, Georgia Casey singled up the middle to bring in the run.
In the bottom half of the fifth, it looked like the Bruins had taken the lead, but an outstanding catch kept it a 2-1 game. With two outs, Spaulding reached on an error by Vest at short and LaRosa lifted a deep fly ball to left-center. But Martinez brought the ball back in after reaching over the fence to keep the Sooners in front.
UCLA would end up tying the game an inning later. With one out, senior Jessica Hall doubled to left and was pinch-run for by junior Jessica Amaral, who scored one out later on a double from sophomore Brittany Moeai which landed just inside the left-field line to tie the contest at two.
In the bottom of the seventh, it was the Bruins turn to take advantage of an error to win it in walk-off fashion. With one out, Mueller atoned for her error with a single to left. Carda then grounded a ball to second which looked like it might have been the beginning of a double play, but it went under Casey's glove, as Mueller advanced to third on the miscue. After Carda moved to second on a wild pitch, Spaulding finished off the comeback win with a single to right-center to give the Bruins a 3-2 victory.
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Adolescent Responses to Televised Beer Advertisements:
Objective - This pilot study was designed to determine the responses of adolescent children of alcoholics and other adolescents to television beer commercials.
Background - Brewers spend hundreds of millions of dollars advertising their products on television. Beer ads often feature youth-oriented themes, and many now use animated animals that appeal to young people. No previous research has attempted to detect the effects of beer advertising on children of alcoholics, a population at particularly high risk of alcohol dependence.
Design - Respondents were shown five television beer commercials and then asked a series of questions about the advertisements, their prior exposure to parental alcohol abuse and dependence, and their beliefs about drinking.
Participants - This study surveyed 452 adolescents from 14 schools and 2 programs specifically for children of alcoholics. The sample included 212 sixth graders and 240 ninth graders. Forty-six percent were male; 54% were female.
Results - Although the study did not find conclusively that children of alcoholics were significantly more susceptible to beer advertisements, the research indicates that this special population merits additional scrutiny, given children of alcoholics' heightened vulnerability to and inherited predisposition for alcoholism. In addition, the study produced a number of troubling findings concerning young people in general. Among the findings:
Conclusion - With only five television beer commercials as test instruments, this pilot study is limited in its capacity to determine the effects of televised beer advertising on adolescents and children of alcoholics. Nonetheless, this study and previous research demonstrate sufficiently that teenagers pay attention to and are influenced by televised beer advertising. Further study is warranted into the effects of advertising, particularly on children of alcoholics.
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This notice is to let you know that HSD's 2014 Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) has been released and is posted on the HSD Funding Opportunities website (http://www.seattle.gov/humanservices/funding/). Check out the website to download the NOFA. We plan to release two funding opportunities on July 21st – the Food and Meal Request for Investment (RFI) […][More]
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Food Day is Oct. 24th
October 24th is Food Day, a nationwide celebration and a movement for healthy, affordable, and sustainable food. Last year the City of Seattle celebrated Food Day by releasing Seattle's Food Action Plan, a roadmap that lays out steps for our city to get more healthy food to more Seattle residents, expand opportunities to grow food […][More]
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We were so surprised to look back and see that the Fern Lake Fire was still burning and was quite smokey. This photograph was taken from Bear Lake Road which is about 4 miles away.
Newest Update: Rocky Mountain National Park News Release For Immediate Release: 1 p.m., November 28, 2012
More Resources Arrive as Fern Lake Fire Grows to 1,480 Acres
Estes Park, CO – More firefighters continue to arrive to help suppress the stubborn Fern Lake Fire that has been burning since Oct. 9 in Rocky Mountain National Park. Today's weather did not prompt a Red Flag Warning, but winds are again strong enough that the helitanker had to cease operations around 11:30 a.m. after dropping several loads of water on active fire in the Spruce Creek drainage. The fire has grown to an estimated 1,488 acres, still primarily west and southwest side of the fire in Forest Canyon and near the confluence of Forest and Spruce canyons.
Today fire crews are working on a ¼-acre spotfire about a quarter mile west of the one they suppressed yesterday. An additional nine firefighters are hiking in to support them, and other resources, including a type 6 wildland engine and crew, are arriving and getting briefed on the fire. By tomorrow afternoon, about 30 additional fire personnel will be assigned to the fire.
The Fern Lake Fire is being managed under a full-suppression strategy. Due to steep terrain, hazard trees and heavy fuel loading, fire managers opted to attack the fire on their terms, when the risk is more acceptable. Fire crews are accessing the fire from the Fern Lake Trail and avoiding areas that have an abundance of hazard trees. Their objective is to keep the fire on the north side of the Spruce Creek Drainage and to suppress any spot fires that ignite to the south or east of the active fire area.
The continued safety of visitors and firefighters and the containment of the fire in the park remain the top priorities of park and fire officials. A fire and smoking ban is in effect until further notice in the backcountry of the park, east of the Continental Divide. Moraine Park Campground remains open and campfires in grates are allowed. Use of fire anywhere in the area should be used with extreme caution. For visitor safety, trails in the immediate area of western Moraine Park and the fire are closed to hikers. This includes Fern Lake Road beyond the winter parking lot, Fern Lake Trail all the way to Lake Helene (by The Pool, Fern Falls, Fern Lake, Odessa Lake to Helene), the Cub Lake Trail from the trailhead to The Pool and the Mill Creek Trail from the Mill Creek Basin campsites to the Cub Lake Trail. Visitors who ignore trail closures will be issued a citation. Trails are posted and physically closed.


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Original Script by: Bryan Singer, Michael Dougherty, Dan Harris
Writer: Martin Pasko
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"Superman Returns"
Reviewed by: Neal Bailey
In essence, you all likely know the story, so I won't summarize the plot, but instead point out how the story deviates from the film in order to show you how you would benefit or not benefit (by your own reckoning) from buying this:
The opening is the original opening of the film, from before Singer added the opening credit montage from the beginning. You see Superman exploring Krypton's ruins, and his ship, which self-heals. He also sees a sigil of the House of El.
There is a summary scene, per Superman II, and we see images of things that happened in Superman: The Movie. It doesn't indicate if they were re-shot for the film, but likely it would have been archive, as they're all iconic Donner moments.
At home, Ben Hubbard is with Martha, and he's introduced as somewhat of a boyfriend for her.
Martha gives Clark his suit, a scene missing from the film.
Clark's recollection of his youth ends with him discovering the ship in the barn, and an adult Clark also ends there, finding Lois' expose on why the world doesn't need Superman in a stack of newspapers.
Ma Kent tells Clark she's been sending postcards to Lois as Clark.
Ben Hubbard arrives, and Ma Kent reveals that she's dating Ben and they're moving to Montana together. Clark is shocked.
When Lex visits the Fortress, he indicates that he gave Superman a "push" to go to the stars, and when asked why he has Kitty around, he replies that it's the same reason women carry ugly dogs, to feel better about themselves. He calls Jor-El father.
Clark uses x-ray vision in the Ace O' Clubs (shown by name) to see the blackout.
Lex talks with Stanford, who is worried that Superman will find them quickly, and notes that sending him to Krypton's ruins was supposed to kill him. Lex tells him not to worry.
After Lois states she doesn't need Superman, and Jor-El speaks to Superman in his head, Superman sees Jor-El in the clouds (at least in the comic).
On the roof of the bank, Superman ties up the bad guys in the rotors of their helicopter.
Lois gets a message that she misses at the Daily Planet indicating she's supposed to pick up Jason (a rationale not present in the movie for why she's so late).
Superman, when he goes to the Fortress, speaks to his father, and when he finds that he's gone, he screams for him, per Superman II (FATHEEEEEEEEER!)
The scene with the kid and the clown tattooed goon never happens. They're immediately locked into the pantry, and Lex tosses a piece of timed dynamite into their "cell," which Lois tosses down a chute. Richard and then Superman still saves them, but she blows the ship up, not a giant spike. The spike just finishes the job. Notably, Jason is very extricated from this comic, and the scene with the piano is absent.
Also, somehow, the scene where Superman is stabbed and beaten happens as Lois is stuck in the ship somehow. It is later explained that the scene happens AFTER the scene where Superman is stabbed, but it jilts the narrative, whereas in the film it is done in a sensible order. Perhaps for space.
In that scene, Superman melts the camera, whereas he didn't in the film.
Luthor taunts Superman, explaining that he and Stanford leaked the Krypton news to the media, and that the media just didn't fact check and ran it as true.
He stabs Superman in the upper shoulder as opposed to the vitals in the lower back.
Superman flies up into space as opposed to into the sunlight, and less to recharge, more to assess.
In the hospital, they manage to give him epinephrine.
At the Daily Planet, they name the mass "New Krypton" and indicate it has settled into orbit between Mars and Jupiter.
No mention is made of the speech that Superman gives to Jason at the end of the film, though it resolves in much the same way.
Story - 3: Note that this is not a rating of the Superman Returns plot. I'm saving that for the review I've been working on for weeks now, detailing everything I see in the film. Look for that in the next few days.
The plot rating here is for the adaptation. It's crammed, it's missing a lot of the character of the film, it adds in stuff, it takes out stuff, there are a lot of issues. But is it the same essential story? Yes. And is it told well in the number of pages given? Yes. And do I have to factor in that maybe they didn't want certain story points revealed? No, because it was released after the film.
It's a mixed bag.
I give it a three because there's a lot of neat stuff you don't get in the film that was likely cut for time that I really enjoyed. Stanford, and the rationale (very important) for Superman leaving Earth for five years, which I believe he never would have done had he not fully believed Krypton was out there. Ben Hubbard is a nice touch, as is the visit to Krypton. I also like the snippets of dialogue, like Lex Luthor comparing Kitty to an ugly dog that makes him feel better about himself, and the way that he calls Jor-El "father" in mockery. I don't like Martha selling the farm, but it's not so bad, and it makes sense with the Ben Hubbard direction. And besides, technically, it didn't happen.
All in all, neat new stuff.
Note: There were two additions released. Superman Returns: The Comic Adaptation purely had the story reviewed here. A similar edition was also released at the same time called Superman Returns: The Movie and Other Tales of the Man of Steel. Did this second edition need to be released, packaged with backup stories? No. And I have no idea why they did. It raises the price to an annoyingly expensive thirteen bucks, and it doesn't really add that much. They're GREAT stories, the ones they chose, with the exception of the whiney, annoying Lois scene from Birthright. It has a personal favorite by Immonen and Millar, where they pointedly acknowledge for the first time in several years (per 1992-1998, where the Lex-Lois-Clark-Superman love triangle was forgotten, as it is now SINCE this issue) the way that Lex is a bit of a villain toward the Daily Planet people specifically and Lois in particular because she turned down his marriage proposal and took Superman and Clark.
If you want little details about the story you missed, and deleted stuff, and some stories you might not know if you JUST got into Superman in the last two years, buy this book (though there are better retrospectives).
If you want a dynamic, decompressed retelling of the movie, don't buy this.
Art - 5: Top to bottom, for all of the stories chosen, the art is really great. The Superman Returns adaptation really captures the spirit of every scene in the movie, and is to be commended for that. The backup stories also have incredible art, and just generally, every page pops, and beg for the format, even if the story doesn't really make it sensible. Very pretty to look at on all fronts.
Cover Art - 5: I've loved this poster since I first saw it, and I'm going to frame the copy that's on the way. Hands-down, that's just an iconic image of Supes, and I love it.
January 2006
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The 'black' char siew at Kay Lee Roast Meat Joint | Photo: Julia Khoo
This roast meat stall founded in 1974 made headlines last year, when Ha Wai Kay, in his 60s, and his wife, Betty Kong, 67, announced their intention to sell their secret Cantonese recipe for $2 million and shop for $1.5 million. No one was able to match their asking price, which could be a blessing.
Ha first opened shop on Keong Saik Street, following in the footsteps of his father, who came to Singapore from Guangzhou, China in 1931. The senior Ha operated his own roast meat stall in Chinatown from 1940s to 1960s, and was the one who taught Ha the unique Zhujiang style of roasting meats. This translates to a darker-than-most char siew (barbecued pork), made by using dark soy sauce to baste the roasting meat.
Kong now runs the business with her husband, fronting the shop while the discreet Ha marinates and roasts the meats. And what a good job he does: their bestseller 'black' char siew is sinfully charred, succulent and flavourful, while the roast duck is all crisp skin and tender meat.
The roast pork – with its crispy crackling and tasty meat – is also well-executed. Kong says the meats taste so good because they don't skimp on ingredients. The char siew is made with pork from the armpit of the pig, which is prized for its fatty and bouncy texture. For the marinade, they use premium dark soy sauce and herbs. From $4 a plate, we say that's a bargain.
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While there's no doubt that Magic: The Gathering popularized drafts and the Limited format, changes are happening on the digital front. Draft and Limited play are some of the more popular formats on Magic: The Gathering Online. These game modes are especially attractive for players looking to play "on an even field" against other players that may have years of experience and many thousands of cards in an existing collection.
In the world of digital CCGs, one of the most popular forms of play is draft, or an environment where players select from a limited pool of cards to form the best possible deck.
The deck is then used for a period of time, generally the length of a tournament, and then the cards are either added to the player's account or vanish forever, depending on structure. Over the last few years, the way drafts are being handled are changing to make the format more convenient and accessible.
In the traditional draft, cards would be drafted, decks assembled, and the tournament played to completion right then and there. It's a big time commitment – but it's still probably one of the best ways to handle competitive events. What about taking these formats outside of strict competitive play? Hearthstone and SolForge are radically changing what it means to "draft" and it looks like Scrolls may be taking this approach as well.
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These "new-style" drafts start off a little differently in a significant way – Players are not drafting "against" other people. There's no way to "steal" other player's picks or interfere with their choices in any way, and deck structure by faction is determined by selections before card choices even begin. This leads to corralling people into decks that can't go off the rails quite as much as they could in say, a traditional draft, as the controlled nature of this ensures players won't end up with a completely unplayable mess.
There's another significant change – Players can choose to play matches at their leisure instead of having to commit a singular chunk of time. The nature of these new draft formats allows players to be paired against other participants with similar records at any time, with rewards given out for final performance based out of X matches. In Hearthstone, that's currently 9-X, with players dropping out if they acquire three losses. This means a player can draft a deck on Monday, play a few matches on Wednesday, and maybe not even complete things until the weekend!
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Date: January 20 2014
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The factory, at Mulwala on the NSW-Victorian border, regularly tests products with controlled explosions, police say.
About noon on Monday a woman in a neighbouring property heard an explosion and "jumped out of the window of her house", a police spokesman said.
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