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So I had some stuff to take care of Wednesday night and knew I was not going to be able to watch all of Game 2 in the Thunder vs. Spurs Western Conference finals series.
But at the same time, I realized that I could get done quickly enough to at least watch the last quarter.
I hurried to the television excited to see what was going on, and within 5 seconds, the television was turned on and turned off.
In that small amount of time, I saw all I needed to see. Spurs 94, Thunder 61. WITH JUST UNDER 11 MINUTES TO PLAY!!!
Spurs lead 2-0. Off to bed I went and 5 a.m. and a pickup basketball game at the YMCA came quick, so I told a couple of the guys about my experience with the game the night before.
One said, "You didn't see what happened?"
"No," I said.
"It got interesting," he said.
"No way," I said.
"Yeah," he said. "The Thunder got it under 30 at one point."
The Spurs ended up winning 112-77, went on a 43-14 run during the game and again took apart the Thunder and MVP Kevin Durant.
San Antonio has won their combined first two games in the series by a mind-bogging 52 points. You have to feel a bit for the Thunder being their top rim defender — 6-foot-10 Serge Ibaka — is out for the rest of the playoffs after suffering a left calf injury in the last round of the playoffs against the Clippers.
That has led to layup after layup after layup from the Spurs. But then when you start closing off the lane against these guys, what do they do?
You guessed it. They kick it out to dead-eye 3-point shooters like Danny Green, who hit 7-of-10 from long range on Wednesday night, future superstar Kawhi Leonard and veteran Manu Ginobili. Then you have Tony Parker and Tim Duncan, who along with Ginobili, passed Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Michael Cooper as the three teammates with the most combined playoff wins (111).
Another major difference has been San Antonio's ability to share the basketball and get excellent shots and the Thunder's inability to do the same with Durant and Russell Westbrook (who went to the bench with 1:47 to go in the third quarter and never returned) going one-on-one on the offensive end.
Plus Spurs coach Gregg Popovich proves over and over he is the best coach in the NBA.
The stage is about to be set for a rematch of last year's NBA finals between the Spurs and Heat.
Only an unbelievable 3-pointer in the corner from the greatest shooter in NBA history — Ray Allen — saved South Beach in the finals last season.
I know summer is upon us, but when it comes to the finals this season, the Spurs will find a way to beat the Heat.
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While shopping in Omaha, NE the Costco is posted---no CCW, but Sam's club is not, guess who gets my business. Have not went past the front door of Costco after seeing the dreaded sign.
This is a discussion on Trip to Costco........now posted! within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; The fact that they posted a statute that only applies to prohibited possesors and "public establishments/events" means they have no legal leg to stand on ...
The fact that they posted a statute that only applies to prohibited possesors and "public establishments/events" means they have no legal leg to stand on when and if a CCW holder is confronted. They should have posted a statute about criminal tresspass. Thier ignorance is to my advantage.
While shopping in Omaha, NE the Costco is posted---no CCW, but Sam's club is not, guess who gets my business. Have not went past the front door of Costco after seeing the dreaded sign.
An ounce of lead is worth 200lbs of cop.
Interesting note.
Just talked to a CCW instructor that had the manager of Costco in one of his classes. Seems that he added the statute to the sign knowing what it meant to legal CCW holders, but had to make corporate happy.
Costco does need a membership card to enter...I think it is $50 a year for a Gold member. I tried researching if there was any incident involving a firearm and the closest I could find was way back in 2000: 2 Remaining Gunmen Evade Capture After Costco Shooting - Los Angeles Times
Here is another interesting incident at Costco:
COSTCO: No Guns Allowed! - Family, Friends, Firearms
Here is a letter from COSTCO management to a member:
Costco Gun Ban
Vince K
Aerospace Designer, Freemason, NRA member
FWIW, I have not seen any "no firearms" signs at any of the Costco's that I've visited so far in Va and NC & I've been patronizing them for several years now ...
Retired FBOP
NRA Life member
According to Alan Korwin's AZ gun owners guide, the sign counts as asking you not to carry. If caught, they can have you arrested for trespassing if they decide to pursue that instead of verbally asking you to leave.
The 13-3102 just says that a public entity must provide a place to check your gun. A private entity, such as Costco does not have to abide by this law and does not have to provide storage.
And yes, both costco's I've been to have a no firearms sign. I'm torn about switching to sams club because I hate wal mart.
If it has weight, go in there and tell them you want to cancel your membership due to that policy. Make sure they know it is because that. I've never noticed a sign here in NH. I think I OCd there once too.
If the sign has no weight, keep it concealed.
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Found a response to a member from Costco on another forum. I had a few issues with what was written
Sent this off today, what do you think?Dear Stephanie Bradley,
I am currently a member of Costco. I have seen on the outside of the building in several areas a posting of "Firearms Prohibited". I have also read your response to a Costco member.
In your response to the question regarding customers carrying personal protection, you stated "Costco does not believe that it is necessary for firearms to be brought into its warehouse stores, except in the case of authorized law enforcement officers." But, 04:00 PDT SAN FRANCISCO -- A Sunset District woman leaving a Costco store in San Francisco was beaten, kidnapped, robbed and twice choked to the point where she blacked out, police said yesterday. The 48-year-old woman, whose name was not released, told investigators that two men accosted her at 6 p.m. Tuesday as she was opening the trunk of her car in the parking lot of the store, at 10th and Harrison streets. And Woman Hurt During Robbery At Montclair Costco MONTCLAIR, Calif. A woman was hurt during a robbery in a Costco parking lot in Montclair, police said. Not to mention, Bend Costco carjacking suspect caught in Yakima, Around 12:30 on Saturday, Feb. 9, police responded to the Costco parking lot on Highway 20. A 31-year-old woman said she was leaving the store with her 8-month-old child in a stroller when she was approached by a man who brandished a knife and demanded her car keys, forcing the woman to the ground and fleeing in the vehicle.
I can go on and on about how Costco Members were attacked by criminals in Costco parking lots. Your argument is "For the protection of all our members and employees, we feel this is a reasonable and prudent precaution to ensure a pleasant shopping experience and safe workplace. Our policy is meant to protect our members and employees in all warehouses around the world." I would like to ask how it is reasonable and prudent to demand that your customers, your members, be defenseless on your property. If a member has a permit to carry a concealed weapon and carries their weapon discreetly from the parking lot, to the warehouse and back out to their car, how does that threaten other members and employees?
You wrote "The shopping experience is not enhanced by bringing a firearm into our warehouse." Are you of the mind that a firearm is an accessory? Most people walk around not believing they could be a target, the "oh, it will never happen to me" perspective. But, when it does happen, and they are not prepared, your customers end up brutalized.
Law abiding citizens who carry firearms are of the mind " it may never happen, but if it does I am going to defend myself and my family." What is Costco going to do to provide for my safety once my "shopping experience" is over and I need to cross the parking lot and load my goods into my car since it is part of my membership agreement that I be disarmed and defenseless?
This is from an article involving a kidnapping rape and murder from a Wal-Mart parking lot.
In the Supreme Court case, the judge pointed out that "parking lots in particular have provided fertile ground for crime, because customers usually possess money or recently purchased merchandise." She also noted that most courts have ruled that businesses do have a duty to take
reasonable precautions to protect customers from foreseeable criminal acts. The judge set a new negligence standard for Tennessee that the "foreseeability of harm and the gravity of harm must be balanced against the commensurate burden imposed on the business to protect against that harm." She said this standard "recognizes the national trend that businesses must justifiably expect to share in the cost of crime attracted to the business."
I hope that you never become a victim of Costco policies.
Costco Members since 2001
P.S. Sam's Club/Wal-Mart has rescinded their no firearms policy since being sued for 15 million dollars for demanding that a female customer be disarmed while shopping and was attacked on her way to her car.
That is a well constructed letter helitech...
Vince K
Aerospace Designer, Freemason, NRA member
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In AZ if a company has a posted sign they can request you to leave. Even if the sign is conspicuously posted really the most they can do is ask you to leave. I know an assistant manager at my local Costco and they are not too worried about it in AZ. If you cause a ruckus or get out of hand they will ask you to leave and if you are being a complete moron they will call the cops and have you escorted off site for trespassing.
As long as you have plausible deniability that you saw the sign (and IMAO "I invoke my 5th amendment right against self incrimination" works well) then they cannot prove you saw it, and therefore they cannot make a trespass charge stick.
That said, though, if they are being that way about it do you want to shop there? I have both Sams and Costco (one my wife bought, the other from work) and I prefer Sams for their policy.
"...whoever has no sword is to sell his coat and buy one." (Luke 22:36)
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No signs here at my KS Costco. Must not be a corporate thing.
I keep a personal list of all the places I shop that post (I'm in Ohio). Costco is one of the very few national establishments that do so. I also got the "doesn't enhance the shopping experience" email, which is one of the most insulting loads of corporate BS I've ever read.
Here's a partial list of the national or large regional stores that don't post. Of course, Costco is right. As we all know, these establishments have turned into veritable bloodbaths:
Barnes and Noble, Borders, Boston Market, BP, Cold Stone Creamery, Crate and Barrel, Dairy Queen, Dick's Sporting Goods, Gamestop, Gander Mountain, Giant Eagle, GMC, Half Price Books, Jennifer Furniture, Keybank, Lane Bryant, Lens Crafters, Lowes, Microcenter, Panera Bread, Petco, Petsmart, Pier One Imports, Sam's Club, Starbuck's, Target, Toys R Us, Walmart, Walgreen
Is this just an Arizona phenomenon as it pertains to Costco being posted? I have openly carried at our Memphis Costco many times. Never saw a sign and never been asked to leave either.
I doubt this is a Costco corporate policy thing. But, I will look closely for a new posting of the property the next time I am there.
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I do not believe it is a corporate policy.
There are three COSTCO's near my home, and only one has a posting for no firearms.
Besides, here in CO, it means nothing but a trespassing charge if discovered and asked to leave and you don't leave.
Carry on.
Its so much easier now days, to "Love and honor" my wife, when she is armed, and shoots a better group than I do. (Till death do us part, eh?)
The way you get shot by a concealed weapons permit holder is, you point a gun at him, the Sheriff said.


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I am pleased to convey my warm greetings to all those taking part in this high-level meeting on security. I commend the Russian Federation for once again hosting this gathering.
You have come together to consider a number of important and timely issues, in particular the challenge of human smuggling and the illicit drug trade. The trafficking of drugs and human smuggling is a global concern, from countries of origin to those of transit and destination. The United Nations is working to support Member States to improve our collective response. This includes advocating for the full implementation of all relevant conventions, protocols and standards – such as human rights and public health instruments. Addressing the illicit drug trade and human smuggling are law and order concerns, but they are also development, gender, human rights and health issues.
The United Nations is committed to supporting comprehensive approaches through concerted international action. For example, we are partnering with countries to implement a Regional Programme for South Eastern Europe to tackle the westward flow of heroin from Afghanistan. The initiative takes on the challenge of drug trafficking by addressing drug abuse, transnational organized crime -- including human trafficking and smuggling -- as well as corruption and weaknesses in the criminal justice systems.
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Immediately upon entering, they're confronted with row after row of fruits and vegetables one never knew existed, from the prickly, stinky durian to the Costa Rican chayote. The quizzical smell, which the AJC's John Kessler once described as a "fecund overload of fish heads and wet mops," permeates the air. And there are rules upon rules, which regular visitors abide by and take slight umbrage at when others violate: do not split the bananas; do not poke the watermelons; if you break the ginger root, you buy it. In an age of stores painstakingly laid out to maximize purchases and the flow of customers, Your DeKalb Farmers Market, the hulking 140,000-square-foot building just outside of Decatur, remains a unique free-for-all.
Around 1 a.m. on a recent Friday, hours before the hordes of shoppers will converge on the store to pick over papayas or select cuts of lamb, Mike Emkin lumbers through the Scottdale store's bakery. Emkin, in charge of the overnight shift, walks past pairs of workers clad in white smocks and gloves. They knead dough, smear strawberry jelly onto 15-foot-long lines of pastries, and blast muffin mix from an industrial filling machine into trays. Each batch is tasted. Two pairs of workers hover over flour-covered tables cutting dough to make loaves of potato bread with cheese. Once arranged, they are loaded on trays, placed on an elevator in the middle of the bakery, and rolled across the market to ovens located behind the U-shaped meat section. Though the quarters are cramped, there is no chaos. Just a blizzard of work.
"If you were here on a Friday night, we wouldn't talk to you," Emkin says with a laugh. He is wearing a gray fleece jacket to combat the market's constant 65-degree temperature. He is referring to the hectic prep work for weekends. The tall Massachusetts native joined the store six years ago to overhaul the massive food market's bakery, a move that required tossing out the premade bread mix the market had long used and teaching employees, some of whom spoke minimal English, how to make every organic croissant, baguette, and bialy from scratch. He overcame the fact he didn't know how to bake by trial and error.
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For the past few days, Ethiopian workers Mekonnen and Issa have tested recipes for English muffins, the latest product that, once perfected, will be added to the available baked goods. Emkin, whom two workers describe as "like a father," takes them aside to politely critique the latest attempt. They were too dry in the middle, he says, news that brings frustration to their faces.
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The brains behind this 24-hour operation, founder and owner Robert Blazer, watches over the market through an expansive glass window high above the market in an office he shares with his wife, Barbara. Dressed in a tracksuit, the tall, humble man occasionally moseys alongside shoppers to soak up the atmosphere and observe the goings on. He never wears a name tag. He's not looking for recognition (he declined to be photographed for this article). And he kind of likes it that way.
On June 2, this market will quietly mark its 35th year of selling exotic fruits, live lobsters, fresh flowers, and a wide array of cheeses at better-than-reasonable prices. There will be no fireworks or county proclamation, which is characteristic for the no-frills store that began with one man and now employs more than 800 people from more than 40 countries. The market that managed to become not just a destination but an institution has cemented its status as metro Atlanta's most well-stocked food market — as well as a link to the cuisine immigrants thought they'd left behind. The produce food stand that once only opened four days a week is now essentially a 24-7 operation that ships and receives food from all over the world — almost more a logistics hub than a food store. Blazer gambled everything he had on selling high-quality produce and, in the process, helped shake up metro Atlanta's palette and influence the country's grocery industry. Along the way there has been family strife and questions about the way the store has been managed, but through it all the business has prospered. And if a proposed massive renovation goes according to plan, the market ultimately could triple in size in the next 10 years — becoming the largest grocery store in the United States.


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Apple has more than $76B cash on hand and I don't think it's a bad idea to acquire IDCC with $6B cash. In this case, Google will become hopeless with it's partners in smartphone field.It'll be very interesting to see how the thing goes in the next couple of months. But I personally think that Google will go for it no matter what price is. It can not afford another wireless IP loss.At this moment, I still keep half of my Idcc holding. I sold half of them this afternoon to help J, but the price kept going up. What a waste!
Pfchang, the prudence vs. the big score dichotomy is always with us. Half might be a bit too much, but the basic concept is sound. I'm wrestling with the proportion tonight, myself.How many times have we seen IDCC slide off a new high and it goes far below what we could ever have imagined. When it was $58.64, who could have imagined it would reach $35, and yet it did.I think we will see IDCC in the $70s, but I would never criticize a long term holder for cashing out all, or a portion, of his holdings in the $50s. After all, no one goes broke taking a profit.
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General considerations for when and how to take the drug include the following:
The medication comes in tablet form and is taken by mouth once a day (in the evening, if used for asthma), although some people take it only before exercising (for treating exercise-induced asthma).
The oral granules can be given directly in the mouth, dissolved in a teaspoonful of cold or room-temperature baby formula or breast milk, or mixed with a spoonful of cold or room-temperature soft applesauce, strained carrots, rice, or ice cream.
The medication can be taken with or without food. If it bothers your stomach, try taking it with food.
Singulair should be taken at the same time each day to maintain an even level in your blood.
For the medication to work properly, it must be taken as prescribed. It will not work if you stop taking it.
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Singulair doesn't have to be taken at night it can also be taken in the morning. Some people prefere it in the morning because it also can cause hyperactivity in some people, I know it did with my brother when he was younger. It also happened to someone I went to college with as well. I would suggest asking your doctor which is right for you. All answers above are good as well, marjorie zych
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BRYAN -- Drew Mason's combination of speed and power should provide the Bombers with a big lift this summer.
The Brazos Valley Bombers received a boost today as they announced the signings of two players from the University of Tennessee-Martin. Drew Mason and Drew Flaniken will add depth and experience to a young Bombers club looking for a Texas Collegiate League title in just its third year of existence.
Mason is no stranger to Bombers Head Coach Brent Alumbaugh, having played underneath him Franklin High School in Tennessee. The third baseman was named to two all-district teams and one mid-state team at Franklin in the midst of an impressive run that included three consecutive state tournament berths. Mason had a successful freshman campaign at Tennessee-Martin last summer hitting .280, including four multi-hit games in 23 starts. Mason has enjoyed a breakout sophomore season with Skyhawks, hitting .337 with 17 RBI and a team-high five steals in 29 games.
Flaniken figures to be an important piece in the Bombers bullpen this season. He transferred to Tennessee-Martin this year after helping Cleveland State achieve a national ranking last year as their setup man. Flaniken was nearly unhittable at Houston High School, posting a career record of 12-1 with a 1.78 ERA and two saves. With a team-high 17 appearances, he has demonstrated his endurance this season at Tennessee-Martin and should be able to make a large impact this summer with the Bombers.


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Stayed here fir 2 nights as part of a group, chosen for the proximity to the JR station as we were going on a day trip to Toyama and then on to Sakaminato to catch the ferry to Vladivostok. We did not find the city or hotel set up for tourists more of a business hotel. On the Thursday there was a reasonable restaurant in the hotel but this was closed on Friday night and there were not many places to eat nearby other than at the railway station. We had a small room with an outlook onto a small courtyard completely surrounded by high concrete walls, it would have been dark and dingy if we had been spending much time in the room. The bathroom was very small and so cramped, the sink plug was worn out so the universal plug we brought to use in Russia was pressed into service. Interesting walk around the hotel but too far to walk to the Pagoda. Best thing we did was go up to the top floor of the Station/hotel building and have tea seating at a table which looked directly out the window, Nagoya spread out before us, expensive but well worth the experience. As usual in Japanese hotels, slippers and robes and bathroom amenities were included.
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Earth, the near future. Humanity has been all but destroyed by a race of super-powered beings, who initially offered to help mankind, but really intended to rule them. Those that fought back against the tyranny of the Gods were nicknamed the Ten-Seconders their name based on the average life expectancy of those brave enough to battle to face of against such powerful opposition. This is their story of resistance.
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WASHINGTON A top Federal Reserve official on Thursday signaled the central bank's support for an evolving Obama administration plan to retool homeowner aid programs, saying it could give a helpful lift to the economy.
The administration has been working for weeks on ways to improve its mortgage relief programs. The new initiative would allow certain borrowers to refinance loans that are backed by government-owned Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac or the Federal Housing Administration, according to sources.
Speaking at a housing forum sponsored by the central bank, Fed Governor Elizabeth Duke emphasized that changes are needed to revive the housing market. While she suggested a number of changes to the Obama administration's current housing relief initiatives, some of her ideas included reexamining government programs that help provide refinancing options for struggling homeowners. Such initiatives are already under consideration by the Obama administration, according to sources.
Duke said an estimated four million borrowers were eligible for the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) -- rolled out by the White House in 2009 to prevent foreclosures -- but only about 800,000 had refinanced through the program. HARP, which aims to help those whose loans are worth more than their homes, has fallen below expectations.
"Given the potential savings to households, the relatively low take-up on this program warrants another look at the frictions that might be impeding these refinancing transactions," she said.
Duke, who is known for holding consensus views at the U.S. central bank, said that among problem areas in HARP were upfront fees for refinancing imposed by lenders that add thousands of dollars to costs and discourage borrowers from even trying to use it.
Other problems include lien holders who impede the process by refusing to allow their loans to be subordinated to a new refinance loan, as well as mortgage insurers who refuse to underwrite policies when a loan is refinanced.
The Obama administration is considering unveiling plans next week to address some of these issues, sources familiar with the administration's deliberations have told Reuters.
The goal is to help struggling borrowers refinance at current low interest rates, which would cut monthly payments and free up cash for other spending, hopefully drumming up overall business activity.
The average rate on a 30-year fixed loan was 4.22 percent this week, close to the lowest level in more than 50 years, according to Freddie Mac.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Friday that "good, proactive" housing policies could help stabilize the housing market and foster a recovery. Together, Bernanke and Duke's remarks indicate the central bank supports the administration's efforts to rework the HARP program.
Duke said reworking current refinancing programs would not cause severe losses for mortgage bondholders, nor would it be "harmful to the markets."
"There has been a lot of discussion about refinancing and there had gotten to be in the market a pricing of these frictions into these mortgage-backed securities," she said in response to a question from the audience.
Bondholders worry they could face losses if the loans underlying the bonds they hold are paid off early.
While a broad effort to automatically refinance millions of mortgages is not in the works, the administration is looking to make targeted changes to existing programs, including HARP.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, would have to sign off on the new White House plan. The agency's acting director, Edward DeMarco, has sought to limit the costs the two firms impose on to taxpayers, and the administration must surmount any lingering concerns he might have that a more-aggressive financing plans could shoulder Fannie and Freddie with losses.
Duke also suggested some of the foreclosed homes now held by government-sponsored enterprises like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac be converted into rental units -- noting that rental markets are now sounder than the market for new homes.
The Treasury Department has already asked hedge funds, private-equity groups and institutional investors for ideas on buying and converting foreclosed homes into rentals.
Duke offered her own idea, saying that what may be required to make conversions feasible would be some type of structure to permit sales of pools of foreclosed properties grouped by geographic location.
But she noted the government would have to be careful to ensure it was not simply "replacing the blight of a foreclosed home with the blight of a rundown rental property" that would leave communities worse off.
Duke said problems in the housing sector now were so widespread that it can no longer be considered just an issue for so-called subprime markets but instead has become one that overarches the question of how to stimulate growth and jobs.
"Regardless of how we got here, we, as a nation, currently have a housing market that is so severely out of balance that it is hampering our economic recovery," she said, a sentiment also expressed by private-sector economists who point to trouble in housing markets as a key drag on expansion.
(Additional reporting by Glenn Somerville; Editing by Andrew Hay)
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As USA Today writes: The Nose Questions God and Atheists; Judging the Morality of Athletes By Chion Wolf, Betsy Kaplan & Colin McEnroe • Feb 14, 2014 Chion Wolf / WNPR I was still digesting some of the lessons of the play "Freud's Last Session" -- a 90 minute conversation between Freud and C.S. Lewis -- when I stumbled upon Adam Gopnik's New Yorker essay about rise of polemical atheism -- that is atheism that takes an openly contemptuous tone toward faith. Why Some Olympians Load Up On Salad Instead Of Pasta By editor • Feb 13, 2014 When we imagine Olympic athletes at the table before the most important competition of their lives, we might picture a huge plate of pasta, with Gatorade to wash it down and a well-deserved ice cream sundae for dessert. Turns out, they might be preparing with a salad, a glass of beet juice and some almonds. Shaun White Falls Just Short Of Three-Peat Quest In Half-Pipe By Bill Chappell • Feb 11, 2014 In an event that came down to a dramatic final run, American snowboarder Shaun White finished in fourth place in the men's halfpipe Tuesday, falling just short of the podium with a score of 90.25. White needed a score of better than 94.75 to take gold. The margin was close – the top four men all finished with scores above 90. But Switzerland's Iouri Podladtchikov moved from third to first place on his second run, in the event in which only the best score is counted. Slopestyle Skier Devin Logan Keeps It Cool, But She's 'All In' By editor • Feb 10, 2014 Much of the attention on the slopestyle events in Sochi has been focused on snowboarders like Shaun White. But Devin Logan and her other American teammates twist and soar down mountains, too — on skis. I first met Logan at an Olympic qualifier event in Colorado back in December. We were hanging out at the base of the halfpipe watching the competition. She's 20. She smiles a lot. We bonded over Instagram and 2 Chainz. I told her I'd look for her in Sochi — but she didn't know then if she'd even make the U.S. team. Scrambling to Make Sense of Russia, Woody Allen, and the Westminster Dog Show By Colin McEnroe, Betsy Kaplan & Chion Wolf • Feb 10, 2014 Goingslo / Creative Commons While visitors watching the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, enjoy spectacular feats of athletic ability from the world's most accomplished athletes, those in Russia's LGBT community anticipate laws that punish Russians for even suggesting that it's okay to be gay, let alone live openly as a gay adult. Coming Out Complicates Player's Prospects, NFL Execs Say By Mark Memmott • Feb 10, 2014 Michael Sam has been a star defensive end at the University of Missouri. He's been an All-American and The Associated Press SEC Defensive Player of the Year. A senior, he's been among the players scouts have said are sure to be selected by an NFL team when the league holds its draft on May 8-9. U.S. Speedskaters Get A Little Help From Their Friends By Sonari Glinton • Feb 9, 2014 Speedskating is the U.S.'s most successful winter Olympic Sport. In Sochi this year, great things are expected again. The secret to their success includes talent, skill and hard work, but there's also a network of support that buoys the team. Two-time gold medalist Shani Davis is looking to win a history-making third: He would be the first speedskater to win the same event in three different Olympics. U.S. Sweeps Slopestyle Snowboarding With Women's Gold By Scott Neuman • Feb 9, 2014 Jamie Anderson's win in the slopestyle snowboarding competition has given the U.S. a sweep of the event following Saturday's win by Sage Kotsenburg. Anderson's near-flawless run clinched the women's gold. The Associated Press reports: U.S. Snowboard Wins First Gold Of Sochi Olympics By Associated Press • Feb 8, 2014 Sage Kotsenburg of the United States won the first gold medal of the 2014 Olympics on Saturday, soaring to victory in the men's snowboarding slopestyle final. Kotsenburg had a score of 93.50 to edge Staale Sandbech of Norway. Mark McMorris of Canada, who barely made the finals, took bronze. Canadian Max Parrot, who topped qualifying on Thursday, missed the podium. He washed out at the end of his first run and his second run wasn't quite crisp enough. Parrot finished fifth. Alex Rodriguez Drops Lawsuit Against Baseball, Players Union By Eyder Peralta • Feb 7, 2014 Baseball super star Alex Rodriguez dropped a federal lawsuit against Major League Baseball and its players union that challenged a 162-game suspension. The federal lawsuit was the Yankees third baseman's last chance at trying to overturn the unprecedented punishment handed down by the league over allegations that Rodriguez used performance-enhancing drugs and then tried to scuttle an investigation into his use of the drugs. Ridgefield Supports Their Olympian With a Luge Screening By Diane Orson & Skyler Magnoli & Jayne Ashley • Feb 7, 2014 Digital Vision/Photodisc / Thinkstock The Olympic Games officially get underway on Friday in Sochi, Russia, with opening ceremonies airing Friday night. Three billion are expected to watch as teams from around the world gather in Fisht Stadium to celebrate the start of the games. A Homemade Wooden Luge Track Launches Teen To Sochi By Craig LeMoult • Feb 7, 2014 It's single-digit cold as Brett West steps into the snow in his backyard in Ridgefield, Conn., and points to a wooden monstrosity. It stands 32 feet high and looks kind of like a wooden roller coaster. "The whole thing's made of wood — two-by-fours, four-by-fours and 3-quarter-inch plywood, all pressure-treated lumber, with a lot of screws." The homemade track was the first training ground for his son, Tucker, an 18-year-old who is the youngest member of the U.S. luge team in Sochi. In Team Event, Figure Skating Rivals Cheer For Each Other By Sonari Glinton • Feb 7, 2014 There's always a lot of drama in figure skating, and not necessarily on the ice. There's the judging and the personalities — think Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding. Trains May Be Slow In Sochi, But The Snowboarders Are Flying High By Robert Smith • Feb 6, 2014 Transcript MELISSA BLOCK, HOST: From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Melissa Block. AUDIE CORNISH, HOST: And I'm Audie Cornish. Enough talk about whether or not Russia is ready to host the Olympics, it's time. The competitions have begun. Snowboarders and figure skaters took to the snow and ice today, even though the Opening Ceremony doesn't happen until tomorrow. NPR's Robert Smith traveled with Russian fans to the first event to see if years of planning have paid off. Airline Loses Jamaican Bobsled Team's Belongings By editor • Feb 6, 2014 Transcript DAVID GREENE, HOST: Before Taking The Ice, Olympian Gives Thanks For Family By editor • Feb 5, 2014 Transcript MELISSA BLOCK, HOST: And finally this hour, a U.S. Olympic athlete in her own words. Kacey Bellamy plays defense for the U.S. women's hockey team. This is her second trip to the Olympics. She was on the team that made it to the final round in Vancouver in 2010. They lost to Canada, 2-0. Bellamy grew up in Westfield, Massachusetts. And as she prepares for this year's games, she took some time to reflect on the role her family has played in her career. A Tiny Town Steeped In Skiing Tradition Has Its First Olympian By editor • Feb 4, 2014 Ask locals to describe the landscape in the tiny town of Stockholm, up near the tip of northern Maine, and more than one will call it a winter wonderland. Woods dot the landscape of rolling white fields, and snow-covered spruce trees nestle roadways. Winter is a long season, and you've got to find something fun to make it through — like skiing. Young Athletes Risk Back Injury By Playing Too Much By Tom Goldman • Feb 3, 2014 Jack Everett sat on his living room couch wearing a back brace, eyes glued to a massive TV set playing his favorite video game, NHL 2013. "I'm the Boston Bruins," the 10-year-old said as he deftly worked the video controls. "The guy that just shot was Milan Lucic. He's a really good guy on our team." Whether at home or during recess at his elementary school in suburban Los Angeles, Jack's young life now is about sitting still. "Well, I can eat lunch with friends, and I play cards," Jack says. But his classmates are out running and jumping outside. There's 'More To Life Than Sports': Lineman On Leaving NFL By editor • Feb 2, 2014 Each week, Weekend Edition Sunday host Rachel Martin brings listeners an unexpected side of the news by talking with someone personally affected by the stories making headlines. John Moffitt started playing football when he was 8 years old, and made it all the way to the top of the game. He played offensive lineman for the Seattle Seahawks for two seasons, then got traded to another powerhouse team, the Denver Broncos. Incidentally, those two teams are playing in Super Bowl XLVIII, but Moffitt won't be on the field; he quit midway through this season. U.S. Figure Skaters Are Underdogs In These Games By editor • Feb 1, 2014 Transcript SCOTT SIMON, HOST: 'Mariachi Olympic Prince' Takes Glamour To Sochi Ski Slopes By Carrie Kahn • Jan 30, 2014 In Sochi, Russia, Hubertus Von Hohenlohe will compete in his sixth Winter Olympics. The 55-year-old downhill skier and German prince won't be skiing under the flag of his royal heritage, however. He'll be with the team of his birthplace, Mexico. In honor of his Querido Mexico (beloved homeland), Hohenlohe says he will race down the Russian slopes decked out in a state-of-the-art mariachi ski suit. High Schoolers Hit The Slopes, And The Books, At Team Academy By Ted Robbins • Jan 30, 2014 Freestyle aerial skier Mac Bohonnon recently finished second at the Val St. Come World Cup in Quebec, and that helped him qualify for the Olympics in Sochi. But when he's not doing triple-twisting double backflips, he's taking Advanced Placement classes at Team Academy in Park City, Utah. The Scramble Shares Limited Information About Today's Show: FOI and Football By Colin McEnroe, Betsy Kaplan & Chion Wolf • Jan 27, 2014 Ron Cogswell / Creative Commons It's Monday. That means our show is The Scramble, where we make a lot of decisions on a last minute basis. We asked our super guest, Marc Tracy of The New Republic, to pick three topics about which Colin would quickly get up to speed. Aerial Skiing Is A Game Of Skill — And Strategy By Robert Smith • Jan 21, 2014 During the Winter Olympics, seeing an aerial skier perform is unforgettable. It's like gymnastics in the air. And, like gymnasts, aerial skiers get points for doing a harder routine and for sticking the landing. But there's a crucial difference between the two sports. In the final few rounds of aerials, you can't use the same trick twice. Sometimes, after seeing what the athletes before you have done, you have to change which moves you'll use in the very last seconds. The Scramble Is on the Scrimmage Line By Colin McEnroe, Betsy Kaplan & Chion Wolf • Jan 21, 2014 Stefano Tinti/iStock / Thinkstock Through no act of overarching planning, all three of our segments today will deal directly, or otherwise, with sports. In our first segment, we talk with Linda Holmes from the NPR culture blog, Monkey See. We also delve into the controversy over a recent New York Times column by former executive editor, Bill Keller. U.S. Olympic Skier Finds Team Spirit, Minus The Team By Tom Goldman • Jan 20, 2014 The U.S. Olympic team is taking shape in the run-up to next month's Winter Games in Russia. This week, the Olympic cross-country ski team names the athletes who'll be going to Sochi, and veteran Kris Freeman is vying for another spot. The 33-year-old Freeman already has been to three Olympic Games, and he's considered the country's best long distance racer over the past decade. All that despite the fact that he has diabetes. 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I've decided to make the tentacles again, mostly because I'm not happy with the shape of the previous ones, this is what the old tentacles looked like:
I didn't boil the sculpture because unfortunately I don't have access to an oven for this purpose and I won't use the one in my house. After one month of boiling the base started to crack just a...
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Started boiling the different parts to harden them and then make molds out of it.
First I started with one Tentacle since I've never actually boiled sculpey, so this is just a test to see if it...
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I'm speechless... the finished model looks outstanding!! it's really him!! Congratulations man, excellent piece!
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Beautiful work man, the detail is amazing and even in such a small scale! I wish I could do faces and anatomy like you.
Also watching your workshop makes me envy you :)
Wow that's a beautiful paint job!
I'd like to ask you :
This is a mixture of brush / airbrush work, right?
Do you recommend experiencing the 2d medium first to get the colors right?
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Bayonnetta, keep posting, I really needed the information you were giving, please.
Love the joints, how did you make them?
Beautiful! Awesome! I love the skin texture.
Are you going to paint it?
Amazing...simply amazing. Can't describe it better!!
Que usas para difuminar en super sculpey? Tengo entendido que usan "Turpenoid" pero no sé el nombre en castellano por eso no lo encuentro en ningún lado... Puede ser aguarras?
I wish I had your skills man!
I friggin love it! so much work and patience!
That's really awesome man! I'm struggling to make a brain and you made all of these incredible shapes and textures.
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Wow this seemed like such a difficult sculpture to mould but you did it! Great!
I see that you removed that thingy from his belt to avoid the sillicone to catch it up.
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French lays claim to kickoff, field goal jobs for Wisconsin
Madison - If Kyle French can take the resiliency he has displayed recently during practice onto the field each Saturday, Wisconsin might not be using two kickers any time soon.
The initial depth chart had French handling kickoffs and freshman Jack Russell handling field goals and extra points.
However, French overcame a four-day field-goal slump with strong performances last week and enters the week poised to handle both jobs in the opener Saturday against Northern Iowa.
"If you were to play a game tomorrow it would be Kyle at both," assistant coach Charlie Partridge, who oversees the kickers and punters, said Sunday before practice. "But that changed throughout the course of last week.
"I give Kyle a lot of credit. He had a tough three- or four-day stretch, and he learned a lot from that and it will pay off."
French, a redshirt sophomore from Menomonee Falls High School, said his issues started with a few misses from the right and multiplied.
"Kicking is so much like golf in that respect," said Partridge, adding the staff would continue to chart both kickers this week. "If you start thinking about a million things, what happens? You don't hit any ball right.
"We had to reduce his thought process and then let him relax a little bit. Then he started hitting the ball well again."
Another injury: Redshirt sophomore cornerback Peniel Jean was using crutches and wearing a knee brace Sunday.
Jean, 5-foot-11 and 190 pounds, was the nickel back last season and recorded 23 tackles in 14 games.
He is listed No. 2 on the depth chart behind senior Devin Smith.
No worries: After suffering a concussion and bruised jaw during an assault Aug. 1, senior tailback Montee Ball was held out of the first week of camp and then held out of live-tackling sessions once he returned.
The logical question is whether Ball will be ready for live tackling Saturday.
"There is no concern for me," said offensive coordinator Matt Canada, adding the staff likely would have been cautious with Ball even without the injury. "I think he is a tremendous football player.
"He knows how to play, and he certainly knows how to be physical."
Down to the wire: Coach Bret Bielema said recently redshirt junior Zach Matthias had joined freshman Dan Voltz and redshirt sophomore Kyle Costigan in the battle to start at right guard.
Offensive line coach Mike Markuson said Sunday he would split the practice workload this week to determine the top two players.
"We've got another full week of practice," he said.
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Cast: Kiwi, Brian Pumper, Tony Michaels (I), Alexia Riley, Steve Taylor, Felicia Foxxx, Darren James, Chi Sun, Scarlet, Sofia Blue, Kitten (I), Mr. Pete, Margo (I), Maxx, Mark Ashley, Amber Ways
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Cute girls give b.j.s with attitude.
They slurp. They spit. They gag. They breathe heavy. With so many memorable suck-offs, it is difficult to find a place to begin. But we will anyway with the friendly Felicia Foxxx, who puts on a cock-sucking clinic. Before she starts working her magic, she tells the camera how she loves to suck a dick and get her big tits fucked. Then she whips them out and licks them with her pierced tongue. Fans who like girls with tongue piercings will appreciate this tape.
Foxxx sucks with arrogance. She knows she's good, and her dirty talk is simply outstanding. Then there is Sofia Blue, a blue-eyed blonde who says in her European accent, "I really like to suck dick. I do it very well. I like to lick balls. ... So stay with me. Bye." Seconds later, there are three in her face and Blue flirts with the camera almost as well as Foxxx. The guys coach her as she takes all three at once. No hands.
"That's a good fucking little girl," someone says. They pop on her while she is upside down. Alexia Riley, 19, and Marie Mandalay, 18, contribute a nicely done, two-on-one that finishes with Riley expertly spitting the guy's load into Mandalay's mouth. Kiwi and Margo show they are equal to the task when they get their chances. It is all sloppy, nasty and in your face. Pre-nom it for Best Oral-Themed Video.


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Dear Model United Nations Advisors, Chaperones, and Delegates,
As your 2015-16 Secretary Generals, we would like to cordially invite your school to join us at Edison High School's 31st Advanced Model United Nations Conference. The conference is to take place October 17th and 18th, 2015, allowing delegates ample time and opportunities to collaborate with peers and partake in intellectual debate that will foster their growth as individuals. During the course of the weekend, Edison is proud to be offering a variety of committees that will address progressive issues plaguing the 21st century, as well as complex topics that have challenged the international community for years. Committees, chairs, and topic synopsis will be available on Edison's Model United Nations website, www.edisonmun.com, by the first week of June. On behalf of the Edison MUN program, we sincerely hope that you will attend.
Provided below is a schedule of the how the conference will operate:
Saturday, October 17
8:30-9:00 AM Registration
9:00- 11:00 AM Committee Session I
11:00-12:15 PM Staggered Lunch
12:15-3:00 PM Committee Session II
Sunday, October 18
9:00 – 12:00 PM Committee Session III
10:15 – 10:30 AM Break
11:30 – 12:45 AM Staggered Lunch
12:45 – 3:00 PM Committee Session IV
3:00 – 4:00 PM Awards Ceremony
Please complete the registration form provided, and refer to Edison MUN's website for conference and committee updates. If you still have questions regarding our 2015 conference, please feel welcomed to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com, or Edison's MUN Advisor, Brendan Patch, at email@example.com.
Amanda Cawley & Shane Yoshiyama