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Stupidness 3 PRO
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STUPIDNESS 3 IS RANKED #1 in USA,UK,CANADA,SG,HK,IN,TH,MY! AND TOP 5 IN >10 OVER COUNTRIES! YOU DEFINITELY WON"T WANT TO MISS THIS BLOCKBUSTER GAME!
PRO version comes with over 100+ questions, each 10x more tricky than ever! If you think you are good at thinking out-of-the-box, you won't want to miss this game!
✚ ‶Over 100 cunning questions″
✚ ‶Out of the box answers that you can never guess!″
✚ ‶Answers to questions provided (just in case)″
✚ ‶Fun for all ages″
✚ ‶Post your IQ on Facebook″
✚ ‶Simple yet addictive″
Testimonials don't lie, read some of our Stupidness 2 reviews:
❝Stupidness Pro 2 would be a great game to pull out at your next party. No matter how old you are, you will find the questions silly, challenging, and somewhat mystifying. It is worth your money if you enjoy comedy and a little witty humor.❞ - AppAdvice.com
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❝I love this game! It has the best brain teasers! Love love love it!❞
This is an Awesome App!!! - ✭✭✭✭✭
❝This was one of the best apps I've played. It's so out of the box.❞
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❝I'm 7 and play it on my mom's phone every day. Stupidness rocks!❞
Many "Duhs" are in your future - ✭✭✭✭✭
❝This game is fun because it points out the flaws in your logic and forces you to think... I mean reaaallllyyy think! I feel smarter already. Thanks Stupid.❞
What A Game! :) - ✭✭✭✭✭
❝This game can be a head scratcher, but I love it. It is fun,clever,tricky and awesome!!! I recommend anyone to download this app!!! :)❞
NOTE: Please turn off ZOOM setting under Settings > General > Accessibility > Zoom
Stupidness 2 PRO earns an average of 4½ Stars!
You won't want to miss it's sequel, Stupidness 3 PRO, download now!
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The best game ever
This game us so much better than any other game I have played on my phone it's funny addicting and really shows how stupid u are just kidding your not stupid but anyway this game us the best you have to get it and if you have no money get an iTunes card and buy yourself this game do something that's going to make you happy for a Change instead for someone else you will be so happy you bought this fame and is you get addicted to game real easily u will be up all night you might that would not be good if your a kid like me and have to get up at 6 so u can get to school at 8 anyway get the stupid game u stupid people just listen to me I am the coolest if u new me but you don't hahahahah you suckers :)
What a piece of crap. This has as much to do with ones intelligence quotient as it does with cooking. Some game solutions are decipherable and others require solutions that arent given or have no relationship with the answer.
Example: put numbers in an order so that it's the smallest number (i.e. 2 3 4) are given.
Solution: (utilize full stop between numbers to have 2.34.)
That was the exact answer... Others require tilting of the iPhone to get image facing right or left and 50% of the time doesn't register. It wastes time and for a timed game, in my opinion poor idea.
Go with a different game that allows you to answer a question, trick question or ambiguous problem with what's given, and not a trivial method where the solution is something the application decides is the way to solve it.
Frustrating gameplay, too receptive
I rarely post reviews but the gameplay of this is so frustrating that I have to comment. The premise is sound and the idea of stimulating lateral thinking a good one but the gameplay ruins the execution.
The puzzles are not individual but are presented in groups. So once you get past puzzles 1 and 2 in a group and work on the third, you have to continuously repeat puzzles 1 and 2 each time you fail puzzle 3. This becomes utterly tedious. Repeating up to 4 puzzles time and time again until I finish the last one in a group is not my idea of either fun or challenge. It is rote function.
Can't recommend this at all.
- $0.99
- Category: Games
- Released: Sep 30, 2011
- Version: 1.0.0
- Size: 16.8 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Chien Ming Liang
- © All Rights Reserved, Orangenose Studios
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Acorns Golf Links
Acorns Golf Links is located in Waterloo, Illinois featuring 6,701 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 72.3 and it has a slope rating of 125. You will not find subdivision golf at Acorns; just nature, beautiful scenery, challenging design, and you. Making Acorns the premier public course to test your game, have fun with good friends, or to get away from your daily hussle and bussle. Acorns features zoysia fairways, five tee boxes; matching every level of golf and large bent grass greens. Designed by William Ebeler, the Acorns golf course opened in 1997.
The Ridge Golf & Country Club
This 18-hole golf course was designed by Don Horell.
Annbriar Golf Course
Ranked seventh-best golf course in the state of Illinois, Annbriar is an 18-hole, par 72 course. Photo Credit-Annibriar-Golf-Course
Clinton Hill Golf Club
Boasting some of the largest greens in the Midwest, the 18-hole Clinton Hill has matured into one of the finest public golf courses around, with a great blend of par 3s, 4s and 5s.
World Shooting & Recreational Complex
The World Shooting & Recreational Complex was designed for shooters, built for recreation. The complex has 120 trap houses stretching 3.5 miles, 2 sporting clays courses, 24 combination trap/skeet fields, and cowboy action shooting. The complex has 7,000 square foot event center, conference rooms, restaurant, gift shop, 1,001 campsites, multiple fishing lakes, and much more!
Sparta Country Club
This nine-hole golf course opened in 1910.
Tamarack Country Club
This 18-hole golf course was designed by Pete Dye.
Gateway Grizzlies at GCS Ballpark
The Gateway Grizzlies are a professional baseball team based in Sauget, IL. The Grizzlies are a member of the West Division of the Frontier League – which is not affiliated with Major League Baseball. The Grizzlies played their home games during their inaugural 2001 season at Sauget Field. In 2002, GCS Ballpark, (formerly GMC Stadium) opened and has remained the club's home since. This 5,000-seat stadium, home to the Gateway Grizzlies minor league baseball team, has reserved box seats, lawn seats and a hot tub.
Grizzlies Baseball Academy
The Grizzlies Baseball Academy is located at the U.S. Cellular Kid's Zone at GCS Ballpark, and features a three-cage setup for hitting and pitching instruction. On site is the Pro-Batter PX2 Professional Baseball System, a top-notch pitching machine.
GCS Ballpark
GCS Ballpark is home to the Gateway Grizzlies, a professional baseball team in the Frontier League. This 6,000-seat venue plays host to nearly 50 home dates from late May through early September.
North County Country Club
This nine-hole golf course opened in 1971.
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Tri-City Speedway
Regular racing events, including UMP Late Models, UMP Modifies, Sportsman, Street Stocks and Factory Stocks, are held on the 1/4-mile oval. Special events like the World of Outlaw Sprint Cars are raced on the 1/2-mile track.
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Spring Valley Golf Club
Spring Valley offers a par 18 golf course.
Roland Barkau Memorial Golf Course
This 18-hole golf course was designed by Robert Garard and Gary Hoelcher.
Centerfield Park
Spend the day tackling go-karts, miniature golf, batting cages, bumper boats and a video arcade.
O'Fallon Family Sports Park
This world-class facility sits on 200 acres, and features four lighted baseball/softball diamonds, 12 ball diamonds and soccer fields.
Triple Lakes Golf Course
This 18-hole golf course opened in 1962.
Mascoutah Country Club
This nine-hole golf course was designed by Darryl Stein.
Stonebridge Golf Club
Stonebridge offers 18 holes of first-class golf.
Family Fun Tyme
Located in Maryville, this facility has an indoor arcade, batting cages and lots more fun for kids. Alfonzo's Restaurant is right next door for pizza lovers.
White Oak Golf Course
This nine-hole golf course opened in 1954.
Gateway National Golf Links
Gateway National offers an 18-hole, par 71 course made up of rolling links, separated by gentle mounds that meander through lush, green pasturelands.
Gateway Motorsports Park
Racing enthusiasts of all kinds will find special events around every hair pin from the drag strip, oval, road racing track, National sanctioned carting track as well as concerts and corporate functions. Former race car driver Curtis Francois brought back the track and the NHRA Midwest Nationals. Don't miss many of the other events that are held through the year.
Locust Hills Golf Club
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Would all members who agreed to take part in the kidding survey please return the questionnaires to Peter Mercer once this years kiddings have been completed.
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Welcome to the official website of the Pygmy Goat Club of Great Britain. This is the main hub of information for anyone interested in the wonderful pygmy goat. Whether pet keeper, breeder or exhibitor, this website aims to assist, educate and provide contact details for the PGC officers and advisors. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, or have suggestions for improvements or additions please contact us - click here.
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Whether they are earned or wished upon, kids love stars, and our newest rug has plenty to go around. A blend of jacquard and chenille weaves makes this shed-resistant rug plush and durable. The bold colors and classic border design allow it to work well in bedrooms and playrooms alike.
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1600 W Avenue J
Palmdale, California 93534
(661) 949-500
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14445 Olive View Dr
Palmdale, California 91342
(818) 364-155
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1812 Verdugo Blvd
Palmdale, California 91208
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- 5Impact Drug & Alcohol Treatment
1680 N Fair Oaks Ave
Palmdale, California 91103
(626) 798-088
- 6Henry Mayo Newhall Mem Hosp
23845 McBean Pkwy
Palmdale, California 91355
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- 7Pacifica Hospital Of The Valley
9449 San Fernando Rd
Palmdale, California 91352
(818) 767-331
- 8Providence Holy Cross Med Ctr
15031 Rinaldi St
Palmdale, California 91345
(818) 365-805
- 9Aurora Las Encinas Hospital
2900 E Del Mar Blvd
Palmdale, California 91107
(800) 792-234
- 10Glendale Adventist Medical Ctr
1509 Wilson Ter
Palmdale, California 91206
(818) 409-800
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13652 Cantara St
Palmdale, California 91402
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100 W California Blvd
Palmdale, California 91105
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300 W Huntington Dr
Palmdale, California 91007
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- 14Mission Community Hospital
14850 Roscoe Blvd
Palmdale, California 91402
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501 S Buena Vista St
Palmdale, California 91505
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Palmdale, California 91204
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Palmdale, California 91776
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- 19Valley Presbyterian Hospital
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14433 Emelita St
Palmdale, California 91401
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- 21Alhambra Hospital Medical Ctr
100 S Raymond Ave
Palmdale, California 91801
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Palmdale, California 91740
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Palmdale, California 91325
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4650 W Sunset Blvd
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(323) 660-245
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1300 N Vermont Ave
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This place is full of throwbacks!
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A sudden reminder of the past. This can be brought about by hearing a song from high school, seeing an ex, puffing on a j in your old puffin spot, etc. Similar to a flashback.
Going back to New York is always a throwback...
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1. A Mitchell & Ness classic sports jersey, or any retro sports jersey
2. Another word to describe old school music
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1. "See me rocking more throwbacks than Fabolous"
2. That song is a throwback from the 90's
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style of clothes that is old school
wearing a larry byrd jersey now would be considered a throwback jersey
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Referrence to vintage jerseys, usually of basketball persuasion. A jersey with a past design, no longer being worn by the team. Another important factor is to make sure the athlete who's name adorns your throw back, was playing for the team at the time the throw back jersey was actually worn on the court.
Little Mickey was shot twice by ghetto thugs for his throw back.
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The Seattle underground is a throwback to the early days of the city.
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Darin Epsilon Presents Perspectives Digital Vol. 3
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Chat with California QB Nate Longshore
After a big 31-24 win over No. 11 Oregon last Saturday, Longshore and the Cal Bears jumped in the rankings from No. 6 to No. 3. The ranking is the highest reached by the Bears since 1952. After a bye week this weekend, Cal returns to the field Oct. 13 to face Oregon State. Cal will be looking to go 6-0 for the first time since 1950 and it is the 27th time the school has started 5-0.
The 2007 season marks the second straight season that Longshore, a junior, is the team's No. 1 QB. He already has thrown for 1,137 yards to go with his seven TD passes and just two INTs. Longshore passed for 3,021 yards and 24 TDs in 2006.
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I'm away to sip martinis up at Tutukaka, and to devour the latest 'Free Radical' magazine. Try and enjoy the weekend without me -- and maybe if you do get withdrawal you can rummage through the archives.
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What!? No mention of Waitakere Council's Fun Police filling in the local swimming hole? I was sure you'd give this some attention PC.ReplyDelete
Only two people, apparently, have died while swimming in this hole during the last ten years. I expect the doors to anywhere selling tobacco or alcohol to be concreted over too. And those killer motorways, well they are already made of concrete so I think we'll have to dig them up.
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I'd argue that the first genuinely successful adaptation of comic book superheroes outside the comics medium wasn't in live-action film or on television, but instead in the Superman animated shorts of Fleischer Studios. Created in Max and Dave Fleischer's Miami studio during the early days of World War II, Superman was a relatively high-budget concept for the time and employed a stylish Art Deco look that stands up to this day. We've known for a while that Superman and Clark Kent were voiced by radio personality Bud Collyer, but my friends over at Cartoon Brew uncovered something I never seen before: Visually, Superman was modeled after on a muscular young man named Karol Krauser, who would go on to become a fairly popular pro wrestler in the 1950s and '60s as part of a tag team called the Mad Russians.
Wrestling and comics … when will the connections ever stop? Or should they?
Mark Evanier just recently had a picture of this guy with Stan Laurel:
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Hello - fantastic theme great launching pad. I apologize for the novice question but how do you add a image in header as my logo. My dimensions will be either 600x170 or 200x58. I'm fairly new to CSS so go easy. I really appreciate your help.
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First, I highly recommend creating a child theme for your customizations so they won't get overwritten in a future theme update.
There are many ways to add an image to a theme... this is just one suggestion. I don't know how you intend for the image to appear in the theme so you may have to play around with the placement to make it look the way you want, but in general, you could add HTML image code in header.php:
<img src="http://url.to/yourlogo/file.jpg" />
Obviously replacing the SRC with the actual URL to your image file.
I have been told by my host that keywords and meta descriptions to improve SEO can be added to a page header but I cannot see how to do this with the sixhours theme. I am VERY NEW to this sort of work and already confused and lost with the 'child theme' process so I don't know if this where I should be looking. Any help is appreciated.
Keywords and meta are better handled by a plugin than by individual themes. This way if you decide to switch themes your SEO info will be preserved. I use the All In One SEO Pack plugin and it's available in the plugin repository.
Got the all in one pack and looked at the recommended forum post but I have no knowledge of HTML CSS or PHP and I cannot see how to create a directory or child theme (as above). What next?
You don't need to create a child theme for what you're trying to do. Look at the help guide for All in One SEO for how to use the plugin.
Got that and it seems easy to use, so hope it stays that way! I have enabled All in One for my home page. Do I need to do it for my other pages?
If you want search engines to more easily find them, yes!
Tried doing this but my worry is that the only option appearing to be offered by All in One is the Home page. I did try my About us page but there was no way of verifying if both pages had been done - confused!
Not sure if this problem is only on Sixhours theme but All in One is very confusing. How did you set up the Options configuration panel and the individual page settings? I have tried to do both and it seems to me that the Options panel will conflict with at least one of the page settings.
The theme itself is very basic, so the chances of a conflict with the plugin are slim to none. It's been so long since I set up the plugin for myself that I don't know exactly how it works. I'd suggest asking for help in the Plugins forum, or contacting the plugin author.
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Thanks for sharing this positive news. It's good to know that the clean energy industry is helping is helping employ Californians in today's sagging economy.
Well, may I say that California (and wholed western world) is virtually bankrupt?
There is an interesting new post on TOD
"How To Create A Million Clean Energy Jobs"
and the last sentence of this interesting article:
Easy. Pay a million people to ride stationary bicycles connected to generators. Not a lot of power, though. And probably very expensive unless you subsidize it.
Now, I am NOT saying that investing in clean energy sector is wrong, but we should realize that if this investing is based on DEBT, it is not sustainable, since peak oil ensures that debt will not be repaid.
So to say, there is no "green growth"… I would welcome thoughts on this on this website,
kind regards,
re: 2 "ensures that the debt will not be repaid."
Far too dramatic and sweeping.
Green energy will permit the economic growth that Peak Oil would have stifled.


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This is the umpteenth possible end of the CH coming up...but let's suppose this one is for real, and as of next week, this place is NO MORE.
What have you contributed here that people will remeber you for?
Goin' where the wind don't blow so strange
Bon mots!
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I don't know.
Except I'd like to be remembered as the extended breastfeeding co-sleeping vegetarian who is frightened of ladybugs and likes reptiles.
That should do.
The way I always signed off,
With Respect,
Nothing. I am a taker.
No wait!
I also woke up at 4 a.m. in labor and posted it here, and had some surreal conversations with people, and then posted a "here I am" from my recovery room via my treo.
That was good.
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The way I always signed off,
With Respect,
You've got this wrong. For weeks now, every time I use a public restroom, I remember your comment: "Butts are not sanitary, people."
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No wait!
I also woke up at 4 a.m. in labor and posted it here, and had some surreal conversations with people, and then posted a "here I am" from my recovery room via my treo.
That was good.
Aren't you allergic to cherries?
I'm that one who gets mentioned at the reunion as "Remember that girl..." and everyone kind of nods vaguely and says things like, "you mean the one who..." and someone else says, "Right, sure, I think I remember her." And there's a pause, because no one is really sure whether they're talking about that girl or the other one, you know, the one who...
And then somebody gets up abruptly and say, "Anybody want anything from the bar?"
will people remember me as the old bald hippie?
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The "diversity" advocated by advocates of amnesty for the illegal immigrants (it's amnesty whether President Bush wants to call it that or not) will lead to the development of an unstable, multi-language, multi-culture nation similar to the former Yugoslavia and the present Iraq.
The history of Texas in my 1969 Encyclopedia Britannica (Volume 21, page 895) states that in 1821 "300 American families, led by Stephen F. Austin, 28-year-old heir to the dreams of his father, Moses Austin, began colonizing land granted by Mexico. Other groups followed until perhaps 30,000 Americans, four times the number of Mexicans, were living in Texas by 1836. The Mexican government, though suspicious of the burgeoning American population in Texas, was unable to cope with it while contending with its own spasm of revolution and a rapid succession of administrations. The American colonists got their land from Mexico, but their different language and culture caused them to shun the republic. Mexico tried in vain to discipline the colonists."
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Sarah, Otina, & Jeff - September 18th, 4:30PM
Sarah looking over at the west ridge of El Diente (center)
Circling around to the north side of El Diente to Najajo Lake (our camp)
September 19th, 4:30AM (alpine start)
the north couloir of El Diente
Getting steep
Wilson Peak (my last remaining 14er) off in the distance
Sweet sweet rock
Wilson Peak & Gladstone Peak (a 13er) behind me
El Diente's summit getting closer
A cairn!
The south side is nice and dry
The north side, not so much.
We are not alone...
Jeff on El Diente's summit
Sarah on El Diente's summit
Otina on El Diente's summit
storm #1
sunny again
ironically, we decided that traversing over to Mt. Wilson on the Class 3 ridge (1 mile long) would be safer than descending the couloir
more storms coming...
at least it's not raining...
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the crux of the traverse
Mt. Wilson, finally
"the narrow section"
our upcoming descent route (doesn't look much better than the way we came up)
Me, looking over at Wilson Peak. Looks dry, doesn't it ?
On top of Mt. Wilson
The ridge in it's entirety
Our camp at Navajo Lake is down there a ways
the infamous Lizard Head (Colorado's hardest summit, a 13er, 5.7)
Victory! Now we just need to get down.
There's a nasty Class 4 move to get off of Mt. Wilson (kind of shown here).
And now we get to the hard part...
The snow was only a few inches deep in places, and just when you'd think you could kick your foot in you'd hit a rock face.
Very time consuming, very freaky.
Approaching 9PM we finally got down to the valley floor. We got back to camp at 10:15PM about 18 hours total.
September 20th, late start
Lovely camp
Me with Gladstone Peak behind me
Mt. Wilson
Our horrendous descent route from yesterday
El Diente
Our horrendous ascent route from yesterday
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The Premiership side said the 25-year-old suffered concussion and underwent X-rays after the incident on Wednesday evening and was kept in overnight.
No further information was released but British media reported that the player was on a night out with team-mates in the northern city of Leeds when he was hit.
The Daily Telegraph newspaper said Sale players were on an "end-of-season pub crawl" at the time and Cipriani was in fancy dress costume.
The BBC sport website said it was thought that Cipriani was struck as he ran across the road and misjudged the speed of the bus.
Cipriani, who previously played for Wasps and Melbourne Rebels, joined Sale on a three-year deal in February. His club and international career have been dogged by controversy, particularly over disciplinary problems.
He made his England debut under Brian Ashton in March 2008 but has not played for his country since 2009, after falling out of favour with Ashton's successor Martin Johnson, while current coach Stuart Lancaster has also overlooked the fly-half.
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Egypt's central bank has approved a request by Qatar National Bank (QNB) to acquire a majority stake in National Societe Generale Bank - Egypt (NSGB).
In a press statement reported on Thursday by state-run news agency MENA, QNB said it had begun legal measures with the Egyptian government to obtain Societe Generale's Egypt unit and expected to make a full acquisition within two months.
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Style Showdown: Gwyneth Paltrow Vs. Pink On The Red Carpet (Photos)Joanna Mazewski
It's a style showdown between two of our favorite Hollywood blondes! Both Gwyneth Paltrow and chart topper Pink were on hand for the premiere of their latest movie, Thanks For Sharing, while in Los Angeles, Calif. on Monday evening.
Both celebrity moms wore simple yet very classic dresses while on the red carpet, with Gwyneth posing in white and Pink opting for a dark blue off-shoulder dress. To be honest with you, I can't really tell you who looks better, as both ladies look simply divine.
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Amy Marshall slid a basket of tomatoes into the gap in her display and stepped back to admire the rows of gleaming produce. A banner behind the farm stand proclaimed ANDERSON ORCHARDSFRESHEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. She'd toured the spice markets in Egypt and bazaars in Afghanistan, but she'd never seen a prettier sight than her own family's produce set out for sale.
"Don't just stand there daydreaming," a voice behind her admonished. "See if you can find room for more squash."
"Aye, aye, Grandma." Amy straightened and snapped a mock salute at the trim, gray-haired woman in jeans and a sleeveless checked blouse who leaned on a metal walker. Amy's grandmother, Bobbie Anderson, might be temporarily slowed down by hip surgery, but she still knew how to issue a command. "I'll squash in more squash."
"Squash the squash!" Giggling, Amy's fiveyear-old daughter, Chloe, twin brown pony-tails like antennae high on her head, stood on tiptoe to look over the piles of the yellow vegetable that had arrived by the bushel load from the greenhouses this morning.
"We won't be squashing anything," Bobbie said with mock severity. She surveyed the rows of vegetables critically. "On second thought, Amy, forget the squash for now and help with the customers. Tell Neil he can unload the truck. Chloe, come help me stack onions."
Amy hurried to the checkout area, where retired rancher Neal Kuchek was weighing out shiny green peppers for a young couple in matching khaki shorts. "I'll take over here," she told him. "Grandma wants you to unload the truck."
"Does she, now? That woman just loves to order me around." But he grinned and headed toward the truck parked behind the produce stand.
Amy finished assisting the young couple and turned to the next customer in line. "May I help you?"
"Just these." A man extended a plastic bag that contained three tomatoes toward her. But the hand that held the tomatoes wasn't a hand, it was a steel hook. Amy's smile faltered, and she lifted her gaze to meet that of her customer. He was a young man, near her own age, with the fine creases around his blue eyes of someone who had spent a lot of time squinting into the sun, and the close-cropped brown hair and erect posture that spoke of military training.
He met her stare with a steady look of his own. "You must be Bobbie's granddaughter," he said. "She told me you were coming to live with her. I was sorry to hear about your husband."
In the week Amy had been in the little town of Hartland, Colorado, she had heard similar expressions of sympathy from almost everyone she'd met, each one heartfelt, and each one a sharp reminder that, though Brent had been killed in Iraq three years ago, the loss still hurt. "Thank you," she murmured, looking away. "Did you know Brent?"
"No. I didn't have that privilege. I suspect I was already back in the States, recuperating, when he was killed." He offered his left handthe one that wasn't a hook. "Josh Sco-field. I teach science at the high school."
"Amy Marshall." She shook hands, a brief touch that nevertheless sent a shiver up her spine, maybe because this injured soldier was such a tangible reminder of her late husband, who had never recovered from his own war wounds.
"Hello." Chloe climbed onto an empty apple crate beside her mother and frowned at Josh. "Why do you have a hook instead of a hand?"
"Chloe!" Amy shushed her daughter, her face burning.
"It's all right," Josh said. "Kids are always curious." He smiled at the little girl. "A hook makes carrying my groceries easier." He demonstrated, looping the plastic bag of tomatoes over the end.
"But better not try to pick your nose," Chloe said and giggled.
"You're right. This broke me of that habit in no time."
"This is my daughter, Chloe." Amy put her hand on the girl's shoulder. "I promise she usually has better manners."
"Nice to meet you, Chloe."
Suddenly shy, Chloe buried her face in her mother's side.
Josh nodded to Amy. "Maybe I'll see you around."
Then he sauntered away, a tall, trim figure with a bag of tomatoes nonchalantly looped over the hook on the end of one arm.
"Was that Josh Scofield?" Bobbie joined her granddaughter and great-granddaughter by the cash register. "I hate that I missed him."
"He was buying tomatoes with his hook," Chloe said. She grinned, then skipped away, probably to "help" Neal, her current favorite person.
Bobbie's attention focused on Amy. "You remember Josh, don't you? Big baseball star when he was in high school."
Amy shook her head. "I never met him."
"You didn't?"
"I was only here a few weeks in the summersand I mostly stayed on the farm." Those brief childhood visits had been precious to her, an oasis in her otherwise chaotic life.
"Hmmph. I tried to talk your folks into letting you live here with me full-time instead of dragging you all over the world with them, but they wouldn't hear of it. They said you needed to experience adventure while you were still young and impressionable." She sniffed. "I think what children need is a home they know they can always come back to."
"And I always knew I had that with you." Amy patted the older woman's arm. Her parents, who managed an adventure tour company, had lived in twenty-three different places in eight countries by the time Amy graduated high school. As a girl, Amy had studied correspondence courses by lantern light in a grass hut in Zaire, made friends with native Laplanders in Greenland and visited Japanese temples with girls in kimonos. After all of that, spending a few weeks every summer in her grandmother's apple orchard had seemed the more exotic life.
"Josh is a great guy," Bobbie said. "He lost his hand in Iraq."
"I figured as much. He said he didn't know Brent."
"No. I guess they were in different units. His family's ranch, the Bar S, backs up to our orchards on the south."
"But he doesn't ranch."
"He helps out his dad. And the school district hired him this year to teach science and coach baseball. Word is the Wildcats might have their first winning season in four years."
"I guess I'll find out tomorrow night," Amy said. "Ed wants me to write about the baseball game for the paper. Apparently the high school kid who usually does it has come down with mono." She'd never been particularly interested in sports, but the story would be one more credit to add to her portfolio. Her part-time job at the Hartland Herald wasn't hard-core journalism, but she hoped the experience would help her land a better writing job in Denver or an even larger city when she left Hartland once Bobbie was on her feet again.
"Josh is single, you know," Bobbie said. "Not even dating anyone."
The overly casual way in which she shared this information didn't fool Amy. "Are you trying to fix me up?"
"No." She patted Amy's hand. "I know you loved Brent, and losing him was hard. Believe me, I know." Amy's grandfather had passed away five years before, after forty-six years of marriage. "But you're still young, and sooner or later you won't want to be alone anymore. You could marry again, have more children and you can't blame me for thinking if you settled down with someone local it would be a good thing."
The genuine concern behind the words touched Amy, erasing any resentment she might have harbored about her grandmother's matchmaking. "You're right. One day I probably will want to date again. But I'm not ready for that. Not yet." And she certainly didn't want to get involved with someone from Hartland. After a lifetime of traveling the world, she wasn't ready to settle down in a sleepy little small town. She had big plans for her life.
In the bottom of the ninth, the Wildcats were down by one. Josh paced the dugout, his cleats scraping on the concrete with each step. He didn't have to look at the lineup card to know who was up next: Chase Wilson, a terrific third baseman who was at best a mediocre hitter. He stopped at the step leading to the field and clapped Chase on the back. "Take a deep breath and focus on making contact with the ball. No heroics, just a solid single," he said. "I know you can do this."
The boy nodded and, head down, strode to the plate. Josh leaned over the chain link that separated the dugout from the field and watched. How many times had he stood in this dugout over the years, before and after games, smelling the aromas of sunflower seeds and glove oil, hearing the clear, hollow sound of an aluminum bat connecting with the baseball? He'd sent his share of balls over the outfield fences, and pounded around the bases to the cheers of the hometown crowd. He'd loved the game the way some boys love cars or music or girls. He'd even dreamed of playing professionally, until a stint on a college team had taught him the difference between being a small-town star and having the kind of talent that lured big league scouts and big league contracts.
He'd have been happy playing league soft-ball the rest of his life if an IED on a bleak roadside in Fallujah hadn't changed everything.
Getting the chance to be around the game again, even as a coach, had been a dream come true. But as much as he loved the game, his real job was to help these boys develop and gain confidence in their abilities. None of them were likely to be pro players, but he could help them become better men. When he and his father had clashed during his own teen years, his coaches and male teachers had given him another perspective and helped him find his way. He wanted to do the same for his students.
The loud ringing of a hard leather ball against an aluminum bat jerked him from these musings, and a smile spread across his face as he watched the ball sail over the right field fence. "Chase! Chase! Chase!" the other boys shouted, and Josh took up the chant. He joined the crowd that swarmed the boy. "I knew you could do it," he said, hugging the six-footer tightly.
"I did what you said, Coach. I just focused on the ball." The boy grinned, dimples forming on either side of his mouth, making him look younger than his eighteen years. Then he was swept away toward the clubhouse by the rest of the team.
Josh looked at the scoreboard in left field: Hartland Wildcats 9, Delta Panthers 6. "Congratulations, Coach." History teacher and assistant coach Zach Fremont slapped Josh on the back. "You've really turned this team around."
"The kids are improving." The baseball program had been in sad shape when Josh took over; he'd need a few years to develop a real championship squad.
"This win didn't mean anything. We've already lost a chance at the playoffs." Math teacher Rick Southerland, Josh's other assistant, fired a baseball he'd collected from the other side of the dugout at Josh.
Josh caught the ball awkwardly with his left hand, balancing it against his chest with his hook. "You can't go from a losing record to a championship in one year," he said. He wanted to take back the words as soon as he'd said them; he should know better than to let Rick bait him.
"You're just a regular ray of sunshine, aren't you?" Zach said.
Rick scowled at them both and made his way out of the dugout, across the field toward the clubhouse. "What is it with that guy?" Zach asked.
"He's mad because the district cut his wife's position as an elementary reading aid when they hired me." Josh added the baseball to the duffel of gear at his feet. "He thinks I played the vet card to get my job."
"So what if you did? We owe you something for what you did over there. It's not like a lousy job is going to give you back your hand." Zach added a pair of batting helmets to the duffel. "Besides, the school board didn't hire you because they felt sorry for you. They hired you because they wanted a winning baseball team, and they needed a science teacher."
With school districts cutting budgets all over the country, plenty of coaches and teachers with more experience than Josh were looking for work. He wasn't naive enough to believe his position as a wounded veteran and the son of a local rancher hadn't influenced the school board's decision to choose him over half a dozen other candidates for the job. The knowledge didn't sit easy with him. He'd always wanted to be judged on his accomplishments, not his circumstances or his name.
"Coach, do you have a minute to answer a few questions?"
The feminine voice made both men turn around. Josh found himself staring into the warm brown eyes of Amy Marshall. He felt again the little jolt that had hit him when he'd looked into those eyes yesterday at her grandmother's produce stand. "Hello again," he said.
"Where's Cody?" Zach asked. "Not that you aren't an improvement." He grinned.
She ignored the compliment. "Cody's out sick. I'm covering the game for the Herald." She extended a mini recorder toward him. "What's the significance of tonight's win?"
Zach clapped Josh on the shoulder. "I'll just leave you two alone." He slung the strap of one of the equipment duffels over his shoulder and shambled away.
Josh focused his attention on Amy once more, and shifted into interview mode. "Some people might say this win is meaningless, since we're already eliminated from the finals," he said. "But I don't look at it that way at all. The team has overcome a lot this season, and the players have worked together to improve. Every win builds their confidence and skillsthings they'll take forward with them into next season, and into life."
"Had you ever coached baseball before you were hired to coach the Wildcats?" she asked.
The question surprised Josh, but he didn't let it rattle him. "I hadn't had that opportunity. But I played for many years."
"Since you don't have any experience coaching, to what do you attribute your success?"
He shifted from one foot to the other. What did these questions have to do with tonight's game? The focus should be on the players, not him. "I'm working with a great group of kids," he said. "I try to teach them what I know, but they've done the rest with their hard work."
"Would you say luck had anything to do with your winning record?"
"Luck always plays a part in this game, but I give the credit to the team's hard work."
She punched the button to switch off the recorder. "Thanks. If I have any more questions, I'll give you a call."
"Don't you want to ask anything about tonight's game?"
"I got a copy of the official scorecard from Dirk Fischer and a nice quote from Chase Wilson, so I think I'm good. But I'll let you know." She turned to leave. By this time the area around the field was all but deserted, the stands and most of the parking lot emptied.
Josh followed her up the steps out of the dugout. "Let me walk you to your car," he said.
"You don't need to do that."
"No, but it goes against my grain to let a woman walk off into a dark, deserted parking lot alone, so humor me."
She looked out across the parking lot, which was indeed dark, and empty save for a few cars. "All right. Thank you."


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