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Winter storm Brutus threatens snow, severe weather for US West, Midwest
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But first things first.
Wintry Side: Snow, Wind, Blizzard?
With strong low pressure developing over the northern Rockies and a strong high pressure zone to the north over western Canada, the stage is set for a wind-driven snow.
That snow will develop over Montana and central Idaho on Thursday. There will also be snow farther west over the Oregon Cascades and the northern Sierra Nevada in California.
The worst conditions are expected over parts of northern Montana, where blizzard warnings are in effect from Thursday morning through early Saturday morning - a long period of dangerous travel conditions. Winter storm warnings cover much of western and central Montana, including the Interstate 15 and Interstate 90 corridors.
By Friday, this snow expands south into the central and perhaps even southern Sierra. The mountains of Utah, and potentially western Colorado as well, should get in on the snow by the end of Friday.
Friday night into Saturday, the snow and wind will expand east into eastern Montana and North Dakota. Gusty winds will whip this snow sideways across the open prairie, leading to potential near-blizzard conditions along Interstate 94.
Some locations in Montana and North Dakota will likely see well over a foot of snow from this storm system.
Severe Side: Saturday Storms
As the storm system starts to emerge into the Plains and Midwestern states this weekend, it will encounter a tongue of unseasonably warm, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico reaching all the way north into the upper Mississippi Valley.
The strong cold front will push east into this unstable air and a powerful jet stream will supply plenty of energy in the upper atmosphere.
The likely result? Thunderstorms, some of which could turn severe Saturday along the Interstate 35 corridor from Minneapolis to Dallas.
It appears that the most likely mode for severe weather would be one or more squall lines of thunderstorms with damaging winds.
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Chiefs coach Dave Rennie has found no trouble in getting his players up for this Super Rugby season after last year's championship-winning efforts.
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The 36-14 victory over the Highlanders at Owen Delany Park in Taupo was a fine way to start back from scratch six months after the heroic efforts of a maiden trophy.
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The Chiefs' set piece was solid and their backline showed glimpses of how destructive they can be, as the hosts ran in five tries to two, while new first five-eighth recruit Gareth Anscombe slotted five from six off the tee to go with two tries for a haul of 21 points.
"The boys have been training for a long time and you get to the stage where you need to play, so it was good to have a decent hit-out under a bit of pressure," Rennie said.
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Rennie said getting that defence right at the start of the campaign is a key focus as it plays a major part in the way they play the game.
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It's not my view, nor what I have learned.
There definitely is a malfuction at the junction between I and You, though.
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There certainly is alot of misconception, and the necessary contextual framework is certainly lacking.
Very few have been to where they need to be within their selves to truly understand how it truly is.
The 'God' you speak of, created the source out of which the entirety emanates ... and exists outside of the structure which we exist within.
Their fingerprint exists at every level of the entirety.
The way I view the entirety is as an omni-dimensional multi-universal cosmosphere that mirrors the base creational geometry of the seed of life; or the book of genesis if you are oriented in that manner.
6 Days, or in my view; Universes - from a Buddhist vantagepoint 'Samsara Realms'. If you look into the Yezidi Mythos of the Peacock Angel (Lucifer), it is him as the central angel; with 6 angels accompanying him. This is also mirrored in the temple menorah, as well as the sumerian 7 tablets of creation.
It's pretty obvious that the genesis story also has to do with our diets and dietary restrictions. I think it is a misconception to view the serpent as either our enemy, or the enemy of the gods - or perhaps even the demiurge.
And I say 'Gods' in plural, because what we are dealing with as far as humanity is concerned seems to be other than solely dealing with the creators of the entirety within which we exist.
Pretty clear, we can not solve the dichotomy between evolution and creationism until the issue of the ''Elohim'' is dealt with, and exactly who they are - as well s perhaps the ''Stellar Ancestry of the Human Species'' involving genome modification + seemingly some of our cousins & interbreeding (perhaps from another world).
This should actually be quite clear to anyone based on the fact that the physiomorphologies upon this planet are based on a di-strand dna helix based matrix - a derivative of the original intended blueprint which is embedded within the template.
That as far as humanity is concerned, we haven't been dealing with those who created the entirety solely; perhaps children of the demiurge from elsewhere like we ourselves.
There is more to the story than either our sciences or religious structure have pieced back together in remembrance.
In order to form the clearest stance and gain the best vantagepoint, one has to be able to look at things from multiple vectors around a central focal axis. Even ones that may be in diametric opposition to whatever our predominant point of view is.
This central focal axis should be a conjunction between our hearts, higher minds and what I refer to as being the 'Soul Star' - which is essentially a multi-phase array - sort of circuitry that connects us directly to our star.
There is an ancient sacred circuit that exists, hyperspatially via fields within fields within fields; sort of like matryoshka dolls. In the same manner which infinite recursions can become manifest within a torsion field in essence.
But we have a very direct connection (in my view) to the source, which is the heart of creation; not solely at the solar or even galaxial levels. Our universe not having a center, as it rotates as part of a multi-universal cosmosphere; with 5 others - being spun out of the 144,000 faceted core.
Our consciousness are lenses as well as mirrors, which possess gyrospectrum capabiities; in otherwords they can be rotated not only left or right, up or down - but along every vector around that central axis spherically.
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Police may consider adopting a speed tolerance of 4kmh above the limit at all times if a summer campaign proves successful.
"It might well be something that's brought in permanently," Police Minister Anne Tolley said. "We know speed is a significant factor in whether you get up and walk away from an accident or not."
From December 1 to January 31, police will allow a tolerance of only 4kmh above the official speed limit. The move will mark the first time the reduced speed tolerance is applied beyond an official holiday period.
During the two-month period last year, 57 people died on the roads.
Mrs Tolley said the reduced tolerance policy had already proved effective, for example during Easter last year, when there were no road deaths.
Drivers were "getting the hang" of a lower speeding tolerance, with many setting their cars' cruise controls accordingly, she said. Results from the campaign would be evaluated before any decision was made on introducing it permanently.
Waikato acting road policing manager, Inspector Marcus Lynam, is right behind the new initiative and would have a "zero tolerance" for anyone flouting the law.
"As we saw in the Waikato with the two most recent long weekends being fatality free, stricter enforcement around speed along with a range of other safety tactics, can make a real difference in saving lives, preventing injuries, and leaving fewer grieving families behind," he said.
While most Kiwis looked forward to getting away on their summer holidays, he said far too many never made it home, and still more faced a lifetime of debilitating injury from avoidable crashes. "Summer is a risky season on our roads, particularly in the Waikato where we recorded the country's highest road toll over the previous two years despite a declining national trend.
"And it's even more dangerous when you drive too fast, drink too much or take other unnecessary risks, particularly with thousands of extra vehicles using Waikato roads over the summer holidays."
The Waikato's road toll currently stands at 18 deaths compared to 40 at same time last year.
As well as the lower speed tolerance from December 1, the Waikato was next on the list to get a red patrol vehicle which would arrive just prior to Christmas.
The implementation follows a successful launch of the red patrol car at last year's National Fieldays and its subsequent trial on Waikato roads which attracted very positive feedback from the public and media, he said.
Police Commissioner Peter Marshall said road safety had come a long way since 1972 when 713 people were killed on the roads.
"There wasn't a cohesive approach to road safety enforcement, but things have certainly changed."
Last year the road toll was 288. "But it's not about numbers and figures, it's about the pain, anguish and suffering which goes on," Mr Marshall said. "I make no excuse for the threshold, we want people to get back home safely and enjoy summer."
A permanently lowered tolerance was a possibility.
AA spokesman Dylan Thomsen said police needed to focus on high-risk areas, rather than on motorways or around passing lanes.
The AA would await the results of the two-month campaign before deciding whether to back a permanently lower threshold. ACC chief executive Scott Pickering said the cost of injuries and deaths associated with road crashes was $340 million a year.
Speeding motorists can expect a bright red or orange police car to appear in their rear-view mirror.
93% would like police efforts to enforce road safety laws either increased (41%) or maintained at the current level (52%)
77% agree speed enforcement helps to reduce fatalities on the roads.
[Ministry of Transport Public Attitudes to Road Safety Survey 2012]
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Many conservatives are waving off concerns about Facebook manipulating its Trending News feature because it's a private company. In addition to legal concerns related to the fact the feature was deceptively misrepresented, there is a bigger reason Facebook's conduct should set off alarm bells: the company has long advocated regulatory changes that could eventually make mandatory for the whole Internet the type of content manipulation that Facebook has been imposing on its own site.
Twenty-nine years ago this week, I graduated from law school. It's been almost three decades since I've been able to officially call myself an "officer of the court," a title I wear with a great deal of pride. But while I will always be extremely proud of my pedigree and of the work it involves, I do not equate it with the profound physical courage demanded of other "officers."
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For many of us concerned with liberty, the letters "NDAA" have come to symbolize Washington's ongoing effort to undermine the U.S. Constitution in the pursuit of constant war overseas. It was the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2012 that introduced into law the idea that American citizens could be indefinitely detained without warrant or charge if a government bureaucrat decides they had assisted al-Qaeda or "associated forces that are engaged in hostilities against the United States." No charges, no trial, just disappeared Americans.
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It's all about the money as Central Oregonians head to Salem. Concerned Central Oregon parents will make the trek over the mountains this coming Monday to lobby lawmakers on behalf of disabled children. "Just like all of the programs they are talking about more cuts to funding for early intervention and early childhood special education. We have already taken a 57% cut to that program. And frankly, as important as that age group is, we just can't afford to have any more cuts." Diana Hanson is President of the Central Oregon Disability Support Network. She says humans develop more from birth to five years of age that at any other time in their life. She wants to tell lawmakers they will need money ahead to help take care of issues while kids are still in their formative years than to try and re-train them later.
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Pope Benedict XVI will turn 86 on April 16, becoming the third oldest pope in the last 600 years.
As might be expected, discussions are rife about who among the so-called "papabile" might succeed him.
Pope Clement XII (1730-40) died at 87, while Pope Leo XIII (1875-1903) lived to be 93 – though early records of the ages of previous popes do tend to be a little unreliable.
Pope Benedict's general health appears to be good but he has begun to show signs of fatigue and frailty. And there seems to be some evidence that he might himself be preparing for a successor.
Last year he appointed 27 new cardinals, bringing the College of Cardinals to its maximum membership of 120.
In 1996, Pope John Paul II amended the voting rules to allow for a simple majority vote after a few weeks of a stalemate. Previously, voting would have continued until a candidate received a two-thirds plus one majority.
It is said that then Cardinal Ratzinger reached a simple majority early on in the balloting that ultimately made him pope and that a number of cardinals chose to add their support to avoid a protracted conclave.
This is not likely to happen in the next conclave. Shortly after his election, Pope Benedict changed the rules back to the traditional system. So his successor is likely to be someone with broad support rather than one coming from a partisan faction.
Some have speculated that the Vatileaks scandal was a backlash against the perceived autocratic and archconservative Italian, Cardinal Bertone, and a way of positioning a conservative candidate as the next pope.
The next conclave will include a significant group of cardinals with long experience working in the Roman Curia. The next pope will need their backing.
Additionally, half or more of the Curia are Europeans, and a larger majority will have studied in Rome or elsewhere in Europe. So the next pope – even if he is not European – will likely be heavily 'Europeanized'.
Moreover, any serious contender for the position of Bishop of Rome would need to have a decent command of the Italian language.
Given the large number of Italians heading Vatican offices and the numerous Italian archdioceses traditionally led by cardinals, the Italians would have a numerically powerful bloc of votes at the next conclave.
In fact, even after the latest appointment of six new cardinals, the Italians still have 28 voters, 20 of whom were created cardinals by Pope Benedict. The average age of the cardinal-electors is just over 72.
Among the two Italian front runners are Cardinal Gianfranco Ravasi, 70, who among other things, criticizes priests for their "boring" and "irrelevant" sermons. He blogs, jokes and encourages them to use Twitter.
A former professor and archaeological scholar, Ravasi was in 2007 appointed as president of the Pontifical Council for Culture. He shows a genuine eagerness for the Church to re-engage with contemporary art in a meaningful way.
Ravisi has said he wants to initiate a "dialogue," not didactics and disapproval, not preaching and polemics, but a reciprocal conversation based on mutual respect. He is so popular that there is currently a two-year waiting list to get him confirmed as a conference speaker.
The other Italian front runner is Cardinal Angelo Scola, 71, Archbishop of Milan, whose archbishopric has produced many saints including St Ambrose in the 4th century and popes such as Paul VI (1963-78).
Scola is considered close to Pope Benedict. One of his major accomplishments has been bringing Muslim and Christian scholars together to brainstorm on the future of the Mediterranean world.
The percentage of European electors is just over 51 percent. The figure contrasts sharply with the fact that, according to Vatican statistics, less than 24 percent of the world's Catholics live in Europe.
Among the non-Italian Europeans, Dominican Cardinal Christoph Schönborn , 67, of Vienna, is probably the strongest candidate. When he became a young cardinal in 1998, he was considered one of the brightest among the conservatives in the college. Some believe he would break new ground if given the opportunity.
In every synod, the key figure is the relator, or general secretary, who organizes the work, supervises preparation of all the documents, and delivers two key reports before and after the synod deliberations. The last two popes in a row first came to prominence as a synod relator.
Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland held the job for the 1974 synod on evangelization, and Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany did so for the 1980 synod on the family.
At the October 2012 synod on the new evangelization, the relator was Donald Cardinal Wuerl, 72, Archbishop of Washington since 2006. He previously served as Auxiliary Bishop of Seattle (1986–87) and Bishop of Pittsburgh (1988–2006). He was created a cardinal by Pope Benedict XVI.
In 2010, Wuerl published a pastoral letter on the new evangelization, which left a very positive impression on Pope Benedict. Might he be the favored North American front runner?
Or would it be French Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet who spent 10 years in Colombia and then nine back in Canada before going to Rome in 1997 to teach at the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family? He has headed the Congregation for Bishops in the Vatican since June 2010.
Latin America has two strong candidates. One is Cardinal Odilo Pedro Scherer, 64, of São Paulo, whose appeal stretches beyond geographical considerations. Not only has he headed the largest diocese in the world's largest Catholic country since 2007, but also has sterling Roman credentials.
German-Brazilian, he obtained a licentiate and doctorate in theology at the Gregorian University and later spent several years working at the Congregation for Bishops (1994-2001).
Cardinal Oscar Andrés Rodríguez Maradiaga, 70, of Tegucigalpa, has been described as a Latin American John Paul II because of his charismatic personality, linguistic abilities and his work in promoting the Church's social teaching.
The native Honduran, who is currently president of Caritas Internationalis, was "Italianized" early on by his Salesian formation in Rome and Turin. He was created cardinal in 2001. But he tarnished his reputation by initially backing the 2009 military coup in Honduras.
African Cardinal Peter Turkson, 64, president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, is the front runner among the African nations. Born in Ghana of a Catholic father and a mother who converted from Methodism, he is one of the few Africans to have undertaken doctoral studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome.
He was named Archbishop of Cape Coast in 1992 and cardinal in 2003.
Turkson seemingly diminished his chances by playing an anti-Muslim video during the evangelization synod, a presentation criticized by bishops from several parts of the word for being alarmist and inaccurate.
Lesser known but still possible candidates from Africa include Cardinal Laurent Monsengwo Pasinya of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, a longtime voice of African Catholicism, and Cardinal Robert Sarah of Guinea, president of the Pontifical Council "Cor Unum."
The Asian electors constitute 9 percent. Catholics in Asia account for just over 10 percent of the worldwide Catholic population. The only Asian even considered as papable is the recently consecrated Philippine Cardinal Luis Tagle of Manila, 55.
As the old saying goes, "The one who goes in as pope comes out as cardinal," meaning the favorite does not always win. The Holy Spirit may well spring a surprise candidate as pope in the next conclave.
Redemptorist Father Desmond de Souza formerly served as the executive secretary of the Office of Evangelization in the Federation of Asian Bishops' Conference. He was closely associated with the Churches in Asia from 1980 to 2000. He is now based in Goa.
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PRO Research
Jan. 6, 2014, 7:42 AM
- XPO Logistics (XPO) has agreed to acquire Pacer International (PACR +3.2%) for $335M in cash and stock, well above the latter's market cap of $294.3M at the close of trade on Friday.
- Pacer is North America's third-largest provider of intermodal services, which move goods in containers between different forms of transport such as truck, train and ship.
- XPO expects the acquisition to double its annual revenues to around $2B. (PR)
Company Description
Pacer International, Inc., along with its subsidiaries, is an asset-light transportation and logistics services provider. The Company's operating segment include; Intermodal and Logistics.
Sector: Services
Industry: Air Delivery & Freight Services
Country: United States
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Fans of the Madness series will enjoy watching these ninjas fight it out!
Watching dudes beat the crap out of each other has never been so fun!
Childrin R Skary
Katy Towell's
Me too
i have only been playing for 4 though. still a great game. i like this better than drugwars!
realy crazy game
its cuses so much i thick that the loan shark is on drugs
Pretty fun remake of a classic.
Ah its not my all time fav
theres to shorta game play cause you cant get your health back when you get shot by the cops
Great Classic Game
One of my favorites from when I was a kid. It's a bitch to try and succeed, but it's still fun and makes you want to work for it. It's got it's funny moments too. All in all, an amazing game.