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Jesse wrote: O2K wrote: I keep hearing the phrase "bombing suspect" despite the fact that he admitted to it. It remains the accurate terminology to describe someone who has yet to be tried.
What's irritating is "alleged suspect."
O2K wrote: I keep hearing the phrase "bombing suspect" despite the fact that he admitted to it.
icarus502 wrote: Jesse Custer wrote: What's particularly wrong with that? Average and expected tabloid coverage, no?
Al Qaeda.
Jesse Custer wrote: What's particularly wrong with that? Average and expected tabloid coverage, no?
Quote: Breivik wrote a pretty comprehensive 1518 page manifesto called A European Declaration of Independence. On page 837 Breivik writes Once you decide to strike, it is better to kill too many than not enough, or you risk reducing the desired ideological impact of the strike. He called his Crusade Order and Anti-Jihadist order. So why didnt he just attack a mosque? Why did he attack a government building? Well, on page 961 Breivik suggests deporting all Muslims from a number of countries- among them being North and South Israel. On page 1127 he goes on to state A relationship is always reciprocal so we, the pro-multi ethnicity and pro-Israel/Jewish factions, do in fact expect future support from all non-Muslim right wing minority groups and indirect support from the Israeli right wing. This is important because earlier in the year, Norway had stated that if the peace talks between Israel and Palestine to falter, that Norway will be among the first European nations to recognize Palestine. With the deadline to expire in about a little more than a month away what better time to orchestrate an attack of this magnitude than now?
As Breivik points out on page 1163 So let us fight together with Israel, with our Zionist brothers against all anti-Zionists, against all cultural Marxists/multiculturalists. He also states that a future Europe will be protectors for the Middle Eastern Christian states and Israel
A future Europe will not be able to protect Israel if one of the European states- in this case Norway recognizes a Palestinian state. Once the first domino drops then Breiviks dream could shatter. The impact that Breiviks attacks have on Norways decision to actually recognize the Palestinian state will be seen in a the coming weeks. If Norway takes a step back and withdraws from their decision of recognizing a Palestinian state then Breivik will be victorious and will become a hero for the neo-conservatives across the globe. More importantly, he will go down in folklore among the AIPAC circles.
Z-0 wrote: the mean wrote: mzehe916 wrote: I don't understand why a right wing extremist...
The narrative has changed from "Muslim terrorist" to "right wing extremist."
yeah, there's the "them" and the "us"...
so we apply the appropriate term to their crime and method...
the mean wrote: mzehe916 wrote: I don't understand why a right wing extremist...
The narrative has changed from "Muslim terrorist" to "right wing extremist."
mzehe916 wrote: I don't understand why a right wing extremist...
mzehe916 wrote: Not my intention, I guess I was just caught up in the label that the EU media had put on him (with full understanding that he did commit an act of terrorism). Please do not link anything I write to Atlas Shrugs, ever again, haha. It doesn't feel good.
the mean wrote: mzehe916 wrote: Not my intention, I guess I was just caught up in the label that the EU media had put on him (with full understanding that he did commit an act of terrorism). Please do not link anything I write to Atlas Shrugs, ever again, haha. It doesn't feel good.
Haha, yeah. I thought your usage was a great example of how the use of the term had made its way into popular usage.
Here is some more fun reading:
Check the comments section, and how there is a certain point where the comments just stop.
X the Outsider wrote: People are still blaming Islam for this. Apparently this nice man would have never committed such terror attacks if it wasn't for those "evil Muslims".
Quote: I went to bed in a terrible world and awoke inside a worse one. At the time of writing, details of the Norwegian atrocity are still emerging, although the identity of the perpetrator has now been confirmed and his motivation seems increasingly clear: a far-right anti-Muslim extremist who despised the ruling party.
Presumably he wanted to make a name for himself, which is why I won't identify him. His name deserves to be forgotten. Discarded. Deleted. Labels like "madman", "monster", or "maniac" won't do, either. There's a perverse glorification in terms like that. If the media's going to call him anything, it should call him pathetic; a nothing.
On Friday night's news, they were calling him something else. He was a suspected terror cell with probable links to al-Qaida. Countless security experts queued up to tell me so. This has all the hallmarks of an al-Qaida attack, they said. Watching at home, my gut feeling was that that didn't add up. Why Norway? And why was it aimed so specifically at one political party? But hey, they're the experts. They're sitting there behind a caption with the word "EXPERT" on it. Every few minutes the anchor would ask, "What kind of picture is emerging?" or "What sense are you getting of who might be responsible?" and every few minutes they explained this was "almost certainly" the work of a highly-organised Islamist cell.
In the aftermath of the initial bombing, they proceeded to wrestle with the one key question: why do Muslims hate Norway? Luckily, the experts were on hand to expertly share their expert solutions to plug this apparent plot hole in the ongoing news narrative.
Why do Muslims hate Norway? There had to be a reason.
Norway was targeted because of its role in Afghanistan. Norway was targeted because Norwegian authorities had recently charged an extremist Muslim cleric. Norway was targeted because one of its newspapers had reprinted the controversial Danish cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad.
Norway was targeted because, compared to the US and UK, it is a "soft target" in other words, they targeted it because no one expected them to.
When it became apparent that a shooting was under way on Utoya island, the security experts upgraded their appraisal. This was no longer a Bali-style al-Qaida bombing, but a Mumbai-style al-Qaida massacre. On and on went the conjecture, on television, and in online newspapers, including this one. Meanwhile, on Twitter, word was quickly spreading that, according to eyewitnesses, the shooter on the island was a blond man who spoke Norwegian. At this point I decided my initial gut reservations about al-Qaida had probably been well founded. But who was I to contradict the security experts? A blond Norwegian gunman doesn't fit the traditional profile, they said, so maybe we'll need to reassess . . . but let's not forget that al-Qaida have been making efforts to actively recruit "native" extremists: white folk who don't arouse suspicion. So it's probably still the Muslims.
Soon, the front page of Saturday's Sun was rolling off the presses. "Al-Qaeda" Massacre: NORWAY'S 9/11 the weasel quotes around the phrase "Al Qaeda" deemed sufficient to protect the paper from charges of jumping to conclusions.
By the time I went to bed, it had become clear to anyone within glancing distance of the internet that this had more in common with the 1995 Oklahoma bombing or the 1999 London nail-bombing campaign than the more recent horrors of al-Qaida.
While I slept, the bodycount continued to rise, reaching catastrophic proportions by the morning. The next morning I switched on the news and the al-Qaida talk had been largely dispensed with, and the pundits were now experts on far-right extremism, as though they'd been on a course and qualified for a diploma overnight.
Some remained scarily defiant in the face of the new unfolding reality. On Saturday morning I saw a Fox News anchor tell former US diplomat John Bolton that Norwegian police were saying this appeared to be an Oklahoma-style attack, then ask him how that squared with his earlier assessment that al-Qaida were involved. He was sceptical. It was still too early to leap to conclusions, he said. We should wait for all the facts before rushing to judgment. In other words: assume it's the Muslims until it starts to look like it isn't at which point, continue to assume it's them anyway.
If anyone reading this runs a news channel, please, don't clog the airwaves with fact-free conjecture unless you're going to replace the word "expert" with "guesser" and the word "speculate" with "guess", so it'll be absolutely clear that when the anchor asks the expert to speculate, they're actually just asking a guesser to guess. Also, choose better guessers. Your guessers were terrible, like toddlers hypothesising how a helicopter works. I don't know anything about international terrorism, but even I outguessed them.
As more information regarding the identity of the terrorist responsible for the massacre comes to light, articles attempting to explain his motives are starting to appear online. And beneath them are comments from readers, largely expressing outrage and horror. But there are a disturbing number that start, "What this lunatic did was awful, but . . ."
These "but" commenters then go on to discuss immigration, often with reference to a shaky Muslim-baiting story they've half-remembered from the press. So despite this being a story about an anti-Muslim extremist killing Norwegians who weren't Muslim, they've managed to find a way to keep the finger of blame pointing at the Muslims, thereby following a narrative lead they've been fed for years, from the overall depiction of terrorism as an almost exclusively Islamic pursuit, outlined by "security experts" quick to see al-Qaida tentacles everywhere, to the fabricated tabloid fairytales about "Muslim-only loos" or local councils "banning Christmas".
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2010-11: Established career-highs in goals (24), assists (30), points (54), power play assists (seven), power play points (11) and shots on goal (202). ... Led the team in points, goals, assists, and road points (26), ranked second in shots, tied for first in road goals (14), third in power play goals (four) and power play points (11), fourth in power play assists (seven), and led all team forwards in average ice time (20:13). ... The Rangers posted a record of 27-11-2 when he registered a point. ... Led the team with a career-high, 13 multi-point performances. ... Recorded a season-high, three points with two assists, including one on the power play, and added an empty net goal to reach the 50-point mark for the first time in his career at Pittsburgh on Mar. 20. ... Notched one goal, his 20th of the season, at Anaheim on Mar. 9 to establish a new career-high with 45 points; it was the second time he has reached the 20-goal plateau. ... Led all skaters with a season-high, eight shots on goal while skating in his 300th career NHL game vs. Minnesota on Mar. 3. ... Recorded his 100th NHL assist vs. Pittsburgh on Feb. 1, in his return to the lineup after missing five games with a stress fracture. ... Recorded a Gordie Howe Hat Trick with one goal, one assist and a fighting major, and posted a career-high, plus-four rating vs. Washington on Dec. 12. ... Recorded two goals, including one on the power play, in a 3-2 win on Nov. 1 vs. Chicago. ... Tallied two points, including the primary assist on Ryan Callahan's power play, game-winner, and an empty net goal on Oct. 24 vs. New Jersey. ... Tied a career-high with two goals, including a shorthanded empty net goal in the season opener on Oct. 9 at Buffalo. ... Led the Rangers with two playoff goals and tied for the team lead in scoring with three points in five postseason contests. ... Led all team forwards and ranked third on the Rangers in average icetime during playoffs (24:56). 2009-10: Established career-high in shorthanded goals (2). ... Led the Rangers in game-winning goals for the second straight season, with 12 of his 33 goals counting as the game-winner since the start of the 2008-09 season. ... Ranked first on the team and tied for 13th in the NHL in shorthanded goals. .... Tied for second on the team in goals, ranked third in points and even strength scoring (32 points), tied for third in power play goals and even strength goals (12), and finished fourth in assists. ... Had 10 multi-point performances, ranking third on the team. ... The Rangers posted a record of 12-1-4 when he notched a goal. ... Tallied his 20th goal of the season, marking the first time he reached the 20-goal mark in his career, on Apr. 9 vs. Philadelphia. ... Registered two assists on Apr. 7 vs. Toronto. ... 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Led the team in faceoff winning percentage (53.6%), finished fifth in assists (28) and sixth in points (41). ... Registered seven multi-point efforts, including two three-point performances. ... Selected to skate in his second straight NHL YoungStars Game at the 2009 NHL All-Star Weekend on Jan. 24 in Montreal. ... Recorded his second career "Gordie Howe Hat Trick" on Nov. 24 vs. Phoenix. ... Skated in his 100th career NHL game on Oct. 27 at Long Island. 2007-08: Appeared in 82 games with the Rangers, recording 14 goals and 26 assists for 40 points, along with 79 penalty minutes ... Tied for sixth on the team in goals (14), ranked fifth in assists (26) and sixth in points (40) ... Ranked third on the team in faceoff winning percentage (51%), winning 512 of 995 faceoffs ... Ranked third on the team in goals (11) and tied for third in points (29) since Jan. 1 ... Ranked seventh in the NHL among rookies in scoring with 40 points ... Led all NHL rookies and ranks 15th in the league overall in hits (196); His 196 hits also ranked second on the team ... Won the Steven McDonald Award, voted by the fans as the player who performs "above and beyond the call of duty" ... Recorded an assist, eight shots and five hits in a season-high 22:35 of icetime on Mar. 25 vs. Philadelphia ... Collected one goal and one assist, along with seven penalty minutes on Feb. 19 at Montreal, while marking his first career "Gordie Howe Hat Trick" ... Notched two goals and an assist en route to being named MVP of the NHL YoungStars Game on Jan. 26 at Philips Arena ... Registered a career-high, three assists in a 6-1 win at Toronto on Dec. 29 ... Tallied his first career NHL goal on Nov. 8 in a 4-2 victory vs. the Penguins ... Recorded his first career NHL point, with a power play assist, Oct. 25 vs. the Devils ... Also skated in 10 post-season contests with the Rangers, registering four goals and four assists for eight points, along with 12 penalty minutes ... Tied for the league lead in rookie points (eight) and rookie goals (four), and tied for second in rookie assists (four) ... Tied for second on the team in goals (four) and ranked fourth in points (eight) ... Finished fourth on the team with 26 hits. 2006-07: Appeared in six regular season games for the New York Rangers … Made his NHL debut on Mar. 8 at NY Islanders, after being recalled on Mar. 6 … Captured the 2006 Lars-Erik Sjoberg Award (Best Rookie of the Rangers Training Camp), along with Nigel Dawes, as voted by select New York media.
Skated in 71 regular season games with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League (AHL), tallying 21 goals and 22 assists for 43 points, along with 115 penalty minutes. ... In 18 postseason games with Hartford, he notched six goals and eight assists for 14 points, along with 26 penalty minutes. 2006-07: Skated in 71 games with Hartford, tallying 21 goals and 22 assists for 43 points, along with a plus-eight rating and 115 penalty minutes. ... Ranked third on the Wolf Pack in goals (21), while ranking fifth on the team in penalty minutes (115) and sixth on the team in scoring with 43 points. ... Registered his first four-point game (two goals and two assists, GWG) in a 7-4 win on Apr. 4 vs. Portland good for First-Star honors. ... Made his professional regular-season debut in Wolf Pack season opener on Oct. 7 vs. Springfield. 2005-06: Joined the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) following the conclusion of his final junior season with Portland (WHL). ... Appeared in 11 postseason games with Hartford, collecting five goals and five assists for 10 points, along with 14 penalty minutes. ... Led the Wolf Pack in postseason plus/minus (plus-eight), ranked fourth on the team in playoff scoring (10 points) and ranked third on the squad in post-season goal scoring (five). ... Notched two goals and two assists for his first professional points on Apr. 23 at Manchester. .., Made professional debut on Apr. 19 vs. Manchester.
Appeared in 234 regular season games with Portland of the Western Hockey League (WHL), registering 82 goals and 148 assists for 238 points, along with 430 penalty minutes. … Skated in 31 career playoff games, notching 11 goals and 19 assists for 30 points, along with 48 penalty minutes. 2005-06: Appeared in 51 games with Portland, registering 21 goals and 46 assists for 67 points, along with 98 penalty minutes … Led Portland in regular-season points (67), assists (46) and plus/minus rating (plus-12) … His 67 points tied for 16th in the league … Voted WHL Second Team All-Star … Named Winter Hawks MVP on Mar. 19 … Skated in 12 playoff games with Portland, registering five goals and ten assists for 15 points along with 24 penalty minutes … Ranked first on the team in playoff scoring with 15 points and also led the team in postseason assists (10). 2004-05: Appeared in 68 games with Portland, registering 23 goals and 36 assists for 59 points, along with 160 penalty minutes … Ranked fourth on the team in goals (23), second in assists (36), tied for third in points (59) and second in penalty minutes (160) … Skated in seven playoff games, registering four goals and five assists for nine points, along with eight penalty minutes. 2003-04: Appeared in 71 games with Portland, registering 30 goals and 48 assists for 78 points, along with 137 penalty minutes … Led the team in assists (48) and points (78), and ranked second on the team in goals (30) … Skated in five postseason games, registering two assists, along with six penalty minutes. 2002-03: Appeared in 44 games with Portland (WHL), registering eight goals and 18 assists for 26 points, along with 35 penalty minutes … Skated in seven playoff games, registering two goals and two assists, along with 10 penalty minutes.
2010: Selected to represent Team USA at the 2010 World Championship in Germany. ... Registered three goals and seven assists for 10 points, along with a plus-3 rating in six games. ... Ranked second in the tournament in assists and points. ... Led Team USA in assists and points, and tied for second in goals and fourth in plus-minus rating. 2008: Played for Team USA at 2008 World Championship tournament in Halifax and Quebec City, registering a hat trick during a 9-1 win over Norway. 2005: Participated in the summer evaluation camp for the United States 2006 U-20 World Junior team. 2004: Invited to the 2004 National Junior Evaluation Camp in August 2004
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June 26, 2004 -- Rangers' second round choice, 60th overall, in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.
LONGEST POINT STREAK: 4, (six times) (last -- March 15, 2011, to March 22, 2011) (two goals and four assists)
LONGEST GOAL STREAK: 3 from Nov. 1, 2010, to Nov. 5, 2010 (five goals)
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MOST POINTS, GAME: 3, (eight times) (last -- March 20, 2011 at Pittsburgh)
MOST PIM, GAME: 15, (twice) (last -- March 31, 2011, at N.Y. Islanders)
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 9 on Feb. 23, 2008, at Buffalo
FIRST NHL GAME: Mar. 8, 2007 vs. N.Y. Islanders
FIRST NHL GOAL: Nov. 8, 2007 at Pittsburgh (Fleury)
FIRST NHL ASSIST: Oct. 25, 2007, vs. New Jersey
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Thread: Wilmington NC
May 20, 2013, 09:08 PM #22Senior Member
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The economy is the major detraction here. Other than that, it's an amazing place to live. Schools are average, depending on where you're coming from but they've improved in the last decade. I live in "mid-town" and couldn't be happier. I'm 15 minutes from both beaches, w/out summertime traffic, and 15 mins from downtown. It, supposedly, has the better school districts and the housing is affordable. You're not going to get rich down here, unless you are extremely motivated and lucky, but the quality of life is amazing. It's lacking in some of the areas that some larger cities are not, like sports teams, quality nightlife (i.e. music and restaurants). That's fine for me coming from a larger city and knowing that Raleigh/Chapel Hill and Charlotte aren't too far away.
May 20, 2013, 09:33 PM #23
On another note, after further reflection on BustedShards posts I have also noticed some of the genius going into how he formulates them. Definitely becoming a fan... I'm going to write a country song about him.
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May 20, 2013, 11:17 PM #24
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My wife and I are actually moving to Carolina Beach next month from PA. We have been visiting there for years and everything has worked out this year with my wife landing a great teaching job just over the bridge to CB. Such a great area, people are really nice, beautiful beaches, and that nice slow Southern vibe. It's very refreshing from the fast paced rat race up here in the Northeast.
If you want any help with the actual moving process, realtors, and the people who have been helping us out I would be more than glad to give you some info.
May 21, 2013, 12:15 AM #25Junior Member
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Whoever thinks any state North of NC is better is a moron. North Carolina is the best place on the east coast to live - nice people and laid back life style.... I grew up in the Outerbanks and moved to Wilmington to go to school (UNCW). I graduated and moved to VA Beach (job offer) for 4 months and absolutely hated it and moved back... if you think the summer traffic is bad to Wrightsville Beach, try the everyday traffic in Hampton Roads! I have lived in Wilmington for about 6 years and honestly love it. Definitely has a consistant wave, but never gets really epic like the outerbanks does. I work a corporate job downtown, but get up and surf everymorning before work. Some schools are bad and some are good... just have to do your research.
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born in NJ, lived all over the US, been in Carolina Beach for the last 10 years - my two cents on everyone else's two cents:
- quality of life here is as good or better than most parts of the US.
- if you've lived in any metro area in the US, than you would know that traffic here is a piece of cake.
- schools are good, although the CBES principal does not have a lot of fans. Island Montessori rocks.
- pay scale is lower than other parts of the US but basically commensurate with the cost of living.
- Dudicles is right - Wrightsville Beach is highly overrated. Topsail or CB are great communities, but CB is a lot closer to Wilmington.
-dlrouen also nails it - Wilmington is a city ascending, both economically and culturally. i too would not even cross the bridge in the morning if i didn't have to go to work.
-Erock & jml7140 makes good points as well: the entertainment options are not major league but you don't have to deal with all the crap that goes along with living in a major metro market. for me, it was an easy choice.
-BustingAirs is a troll, probably a young one, who's likely never been anywhere. don't feed the troll.
May 21, 2013, 12:55 AM #27
Hanna... You're last comment said that I was young (early 20s) a troll (hardly) and has never been anywhere (I've travelled to every continent). Do yourself a favor and take the tobacco out of your mouth while you're listening to Garth brooks and say it to my face.
May 21, 2013, 01:03 AM #28
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Hey I live in Kure Beach and lived in Wilmington for 10 years. I love it. Like dloren said if you live on the island you never wanna leave and sorta live in a little community where everyone knows each other. Very friendly.. Chill... And the last two days we've had waist to head high sets rolling through...it gets crazy on the 3 big holidays in the summer but there's always a place to surf... And busting airs is full of it. Everything he says is copied and pasted off wiki... His so called surfboards are the exact dimensions of Kelly slater and taj burrows boards. He probably just googled "Kelly slater surfboard" and pulled it off there... I mean, who goes from nj waves to surfing jaws??
May 21, 2013, 01:09 AM #30
Hey kurebeachsurfer You're the homo that caught waves that were .55334 inches tall everday for a year for dumb kids that can't walk! Man up you redneck hick white trash inbred and being that noise my way! Oh yeah,, I forgot, you won't!!


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6 Yoga Poses for Insomnia
Whenever my friend Shannon can't sleep because too many thoughts are barreling through her mind, she calls it "riding the A train." She'll text me at 3 a.m., "I'm on the A train again." Of course, I get the message because I'm awake, too. My type A personality and business responsibilities are battling it out with my dire need for some mental stillness and rest.
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The greatest threat to our democracy, declares Mark A. Young of Hendersonville, is the inequity in the distribution of wealth. And with his explanation comes the pitch for more unions. "The upper class is becoming richer through a rigged stock market and underhanded banks. At the same time, the middle class is cut out from this newfound wealth, creating a widening gap between the upper class and the middle class," he says. "The middle class is what has made America strong. The economy works best when the gap is less. If the widening of the gap continues, there will be no middle class, just an upper and lower class. Then our democracy will become an oligarchy — rule by a few. This trend will not end until the middle-class working man becomes organized. I'm talking unions here. It is unfortunate that management has succeeded to make 'union' a dirty word. With the Industrial Revolution, as workers moved from the farms to the city to work in factories, they were greeted with low pay, long working hours, terrible working conditions and child labor. Factories were crowded, dark, dirty, unhealthy and dangerous. Disease spread quickly, and accidents happened daily. It reached a point where men feared for their life while on the job. With the advent of unions, workers gained safer working conditions, work breaks, health insurance, pension benefits, paid holidays, vacations and other fringe benefits. The rise of unions was the greatest movement for the working man in the history of America. Yes, there was a downside to unions, which curtailed their involvement in the working place, but many are going strong and doing great work. Now there is a grass-roots labor movement. There are emerging new models that can, and are, making a difference. The middle-class working man deserves a fair share of the profits he has helped to produce. Labor unions will bring that about and narrow the gap between the rich upper class and poor lower class."
'FOCUS ON ONE THING': "The economy, the economy, the economy." Those words are on everyone's mind, believes Constance Kish of Hendersonville, and she's quite sure this country's leaders aren't listening. "It's stupid," she says. "They're more interested in politics, and they've beaten Obamacare to death when they should pay attention to the economy. If you have to focus on one thing right now, it should be the economy. Obamacare is costing people their jobs. Everyone needs to understand that health care will take care of itself. It is a difficult problem, and health care will go up and down. Right now the economy needs our attention."
'OLD GOAT': Larry Mobley tells that a stingy fellow was on his deathbed when he called his wife in and told her that he had put his money in a shoe box in the attic beside the pull-down ladder. His wife asked why he put it there, and he said that after he died he intended to pick it up on his way to heaven. A few days later, after his funeral, the wife looked in the attic and found the shoe box full of money and said, "I knew the old goat should have put this in the basement!"
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Florida is paying more than $500,000 to a pair of contractors to resolve a dispute over artwork for a new courthouse.
A legislative panel on Thursday approved the payment in order to end several lawsuits related to the construction of the 1st District Court of Appeal building.
The $48.8 million structure, which opened about two years ago in Tallahassee, has been criticized for being too expensive and too opulent.
Critics dubbed it a "Taj Mahal" because it included private kitchens and bathrooms for each judge and the structure features granite, etched glass and African mahogany trim.
Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater had initially refused to pay contractors for about 400 large, framed historic photos for the building. He said it would exceed state spending limits on artwork.
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Central Arkansas (24-5, 14-2) clinched the Southland Conference regular-season title and finished with a perfect 16-0 record at home. Megan Herbert and Micah Rice powered the Sugar Bears in double-figure scoring. Herbert tallied 19 points and 11 rebounds and Rice added 14 points. Central Arkansas outrebounded the Islanders 49-36 and tallied 24 of their 66 points from their bench.
The Islanders got on board first with a three-pointer from Roberts and the Sugar Bears' Desiree' Rogers hit a jumper. Roberts gave the Islanders a 6-2 lead with another three with 18:26 to play in the first half and Taylor hit a jumper to push the lead to six.
The two traded free throws before the Sugar Bears pulled within three with a three-pointer from Courtney Duever. The Islanders put together a mini 6-2 run with Taylor chipping in two jumpers and Imani Dunn hitting a fast break layup from Taylor to give the Islanders a 16-9 lead. Herbert answered with a layup and two free throws to cut the Islanders lead to three with 10:36 to play in the half.
From there the Sugar Bears gained momentum answering with a 14-2 run to take a 23-18 lead with 7:32 left in the half. During the run Jessica Jammer scored her first bucket of the game and put a halt to the scoring with a layup to pull the Islanders within three. Central Arkansas extended the 14-2 run to eventually a 29-6 run to pull away and take a 38-22 halftime lead.
Taylor led the Islanders with eight points and four assists at the half and Roberts chipped in six. Jammer led the glass with five boards and added four points. Rice led all scorers at the half with 11 and Herbert added eight points and eight rebounds.
Central Arkansas opened the second half on a 9-0 run to build their biggest lead of the game 47-22 with 16:54 to play. Myles stopped the run with a layup before the Sugar Bears answered with a layup. Roberts hit her third three-pointer of the game but Destinee Rogers responded with a three of her own to extend the lead to 25 with 14 minutes remaining. Taylor triggered her first three of the game and the Sugar Bears made two at the charity stripe. Brandi Huff registered her first bucket of the game before Herbert hit her first three of the game. Myles answered with a layup before Central Arkansas put up three points to take a 62-34 lead with 9:45 left in the game.
The Islanders put together an 11-2 run to pull within 19 with 3:57 left. During the run, Taryn Gregory, Trish Amboree, Myles and Roberts all added buckets and Gregory triggered her first three of the game. Duever stopped the run and capped the scoring with a layup to give Central Arkansas a 66-45 lead with two minutes remaining.


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Winter can be a very difficult time for wildlife. Most young animals don't survive their first season of cold winds and low food supplies. This has been and always will be a part of the natural cycle. However, some of the hardships wildlife faces today come from changes in habitat brought about by human activities. Cities and towns have replaced the trees and shrubs where wildlife used to find food and shelter. These changes have made survival even more difficult for many species of birds.
Although supplemental feeding cannot compensate for the loss of habitat, a feeding program at home can add to personal enjoyment and foster an appreciation for nature.
Backyard birds won't know the difference between a fancy, store-bought bird feeder and one that's homemade!
Before you start, here are some things to consider:
Choose the feeder wisely.
Different types of feeders attract different types of birds. You should first decide exactly what kind of birds you want to invite. Most birds find the platform feeder quite attractive. You can even attach a roof over it to keep off rain or snow.
Don't waste money!
Choose seed and feed wisely. You don't need to buy the expensive seed mixes from the grocery store. Just get bags of white millet, black sunflower seeds, cracked or whole corn and other varieties of seed from a feed store and mix them appropriately for the birds that visit your feeders.
Location! Location! Location!
Choose a location that is close to a tree, a hedge or other places that can be used by birds for protection from the weather and predators. You should also keep in mind that placing a feeder near the ground can attract unwanted animals as well.
Do your homework! Read books and research at your local library for any specific details on birds, what feeders they find attractive and their favorite kind of food. Gather as much data as you can. You can never go wrong with too much information.
Now that we've gone through our preparatory checklist, it's time to start building. Here are some simple bird feeders to make:
Easy to Make Easy Bird Feeders for Young Children:
A link to the good old pine cone feeder.
Coffee Can Feeder
Get a coffee can with a plastic lid and clean it thoroughly. Any size can be used.
Make three evenly spaced holes in the sides of the can, near the bottom. You may use a can opener for this.
Wear your protective eye goggles. Drill a hole through the can. Do the same to a plastic plant saucer and a one inch thick piece of wood. Attach the can and saucer to the wood, with the can placed on top of the saucer that is on the wood. Use a nut, washer and a bolt for this step.
Fasten your birdfeeder securely onto a pole or a fence. Fill it with the type of bird feed you've prepared and cover the can.
Milk Carton Bird Feeder
Wash the milk carton thoroughly and dry.
Make a small cut from the milk carton and staple the opening closed.
Make a hole at middle area of the top of the carton. Make a hanger by threading a piece of string through the hole.
Put in the bird feed and hang the feeder on a tree branch.
You may paint some designs on the carton if you want.
Bottle Bird Feeder
To make a bird feeder from a drink bottle, strip the bottle of all labels and stickers.
Wash the bottle thoroughly and allow to dry.
Drill two holes at the base of the bottle. Pass a wire through one hole and out the other. Make a loop by twisting the ends of the wires.
(Sizes can vary on all feeders; use your own judgment)
Make a hole 5/16" in size on opposite sides of the bottle. Repeat to make several perches.
Insert dowels 8x9 by 5/16" in size into the pairs of holes you have made.
For a thistle feeder, puncture 1" by 1/8" holes at about 1" above the perches.
For a sunflower seed feeder, make holes that are 5 5/12" in diameter at 1 to 2 inches above the perches.
Hang the bottle upside down using the loop you made earlier.
Log Feeder
Find a moderately straight branch, 3" to 8" diameter and cut to about 18" in length.
Bore holes straight through the log at about 1" diameter. These holes will be filled with suet.
Secure a large eye bolt at one end of the log.
Use a durable rope or chain for hanging.
Fruit Feeder
Here is a simple summer bird feeder that orioles, tanagers, and other songbirds will visit to nibble at the orange halves.
All that is needed is a short piece of dowel, a length of twine, string, or coated wire, and a piece of fruit. Sharpen one end of the dowel, pierce a piece of fruit (oranges work well), knot the ends of the string or wire around the dowel ends, and hang the feeder outside in a conspicuous place.
Suet Feeder
Starlings seem to love suet enough to drive off the various woodpeckers, chickadees, titmice, etc.
Make a rough cedar box using 1" wood and aluminum nails. The dimensions are about 3" x 4" x 8". The bottom of the box is a piece of perforated plastic gutter guard. The top is hinged for filling with pieces of plain suet.
The starlings seem to be the only suet-eating bird that will not eat from an upside-down position. Young downies will sit on top of the feeder while a parent will scurry underneath for a tidbit to feed them.
Other Ways
Scatter seeds and bread crumbs on the ground.
Hang a shallow jar filled with juice onto a tree. This should attract Orioles into your backyard.
Use the screen of an old window. Fold the loose edges toward the middle, and then fold the screen in half. Run a piece of string on the all corners and hang. Leave your birdseed cake inside.
Plaster some peanut butter over an entire pine cone and cover with birdseeds. Let this hang on a tree branch.
Punch small holes along the bottom of a pie tin. Place this on a flat surface or hang it using a plant hanger. Spread your seeds on the pie tin.
Other Sources for Do It Yourself Bird Feeding:
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Now that you have some ideas on how to make your own bird feeder, remember that it takes a while for the birds to hear of your new feeder. Just sit back, relax and enjoy!


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GYPSUM - A year ago, this really didn't seem possible.
Eagle Valley football was wrapping a 1-8 season and had won three games in the previous two campaigns.
Playoffs? (You may go all Jim Mora now.)
In one of the more remarkable turnarounds in the storied program's history, Eagle Valley went 7-3 this fall and is making its first playoff appearance since 2005 today at 2 p.m. at Frederick High School.
"It is such a great feeling," Eagle Valley coach John Ramunno said. "You can feel it in the whole school. There's a positive energy. The kids have worked their hearts out for a common goal."
Eagle Valley is the 13th seed, one of four Western Slope teams in the 16-team tournament, while the host Warriors are No. 4.
Meet the Warriors (or the Bulldogs?)
The difference in seed shouldn't be a huge concern for the Devils. After all, Frederick was No. 16 last year and toppled No. 1 Canon City in the first round. The Warriors also took down No. 8 D'Evelyn, which came back to beat Battle Mountain in the first round.
That was just a small part of major bracket destruction in the 2011 tournament. Only one top-four seed survived. No. 2 Kennedy barely advanced in the first round and got crushed by No. 10 Palisade, 47-7, the next week. No. 3 Rifle also went out to No. 5 Windsor, the eventual champion. Windsor beat No. 3 Silver Creek in the final.
Frederick went 8-2 overall with losses to Pueblo East (this year's No. 5) and Silver Creek (No. 10). The Warriors ran the table with a 5-0 record in the Northern League. Their biggest win of the year was 21-7 victory over Holy Family (No. 12).
Since the Devils played Friday last week, Ramunno and his staff hoofed it down to Denver to see the Warriors beat Thomas Jefferson, 37-13, Saturday.
Ramunno said the Warriors are comparable in style, but better in talent, than Moffat County. Eagle Valley dispatched the Bulldogs, 48-14, in Week 6.
The Warriors run the option with a very mobile quarterback in Jaron Balmon, who has likely been renamed Bubba Ivers in practice this week in Gypsum. Balmon pitches to Jacob Sleeth, who averages 120 yards per game and Ryan Miller (439 yards on 5.5 yards per carry.) Balmon's main passing targets are Michael Broz and Joe Wise.
Look for the Eagle Valley defense to play Frederick just like it did Ivers and the Bulldogs, by hitting the quarterback early and often and reading the pitch well.
The Slope effect
Eagle Valley (7-3 overall and 5-3 in the Slope) is coming off the toughest part of its schedule and a two-game losing streak with losses to Rifle and Palisade. The Bears are the top seed in the tournament and host Erie today.
Palisade is the No. 9 seed in the field. The Bulldogs have Roosevelt and could play Rifle in the second round at Stocker Stadium in Grand Junction. (Yes, Palisade would be the home team, and Rifle is rightly upset about this.) And Delta (No. 13) just might be the darkhorse in the first round, playing No. 4 The Classical Academy. Pass-happy TCA lost its starting quarterback to injury.
Emerging from the Slope is badge of honor. As an example, Steamboat Springs (4-6) beat Lutheran, 21-20, in Week 9. The Lights (7-3) finished second in the Metro West Conference behind Conifer. CHSAA only took Conifer from that league and is taking four squads from the Slope.
"We play in a physical league," Ramunno said. "Steamboat's at the bottom of our league and they can go down there and beat a team that's contending for a league championship. I'm glad we're on the other side of the bracket from Rifle, Palisade and Delta."
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Roger flies into final
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Roger got in a good workout as he won the semifinal of the AAMI Classic today, holding off Spain's Fernando Verdasco 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (5) at the Australian Open tune-up event.
"I'll play enough tennis this week, it's better to be on the match court," said our champ. "The second set wasn't the best of levels, he was struggling with the sun and I couldn't capitalise." After advancing on opening day in 57 minutes against Carlos Moya, Roger said that going three sets was fine.
He will await the winner of Friday's Promotion round match at the eight-man Australian Open tune-up, which will see his Davis Cup teammate Stan Wawrinka face Chile's Fernando Gonzalez.
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In the Medibank mens semifinals, Novak Djokovic lost 6-4, 7-6 (3) to Finlands Jarkko Nieminen, missing another chance to move to a career-high No. 2 ranking. The 21-year-old Serbian needed to reach the final to move ahead of Roger Federer in the ranking
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TOPAMAX® can increase the level of acid in your blood (metabolic acidosis). If left untreated, metabolic acidosis can cause brittle or soft bones (osteoporosis, osteomalacia, osteopenia), kidney stones, can slow the rate of growth in children, and may possibly harm your baby if you are pregnant. Metabolic acidosis can happen with or without symptoms. Sometimes people with metabolic acidosis will: feel tired, not feel hungry (loss of appetite), feel changes in heartbeat, or have trouble thinking clearly. Your healthcare provider should do a blood test to measure the level of acid in your blood before and during your treatment with TOPAMAX®. If you are pregnant, you should talk to your healthcare provider about whether you have metabolic acidosis.
Like other antiepileptic drugs, TOPAMAX® may cause suicidal thoughts or actions in a very small number of people, about 1 in 500. Pay attention to any changes and call your doctor right away if you have any of these symptoms, especially if they are new, worse, or worry you: thoughts about suicide or dying, attempts to commit suicide, new or worse depression, new or worse anxiety, feeling agitated or restless, panic attacks, trouble sleeping (insomnia), new or worse irritability, acting aggressive, being angry or violent, acting on dangerous impulses, an extreme increase in activity and talking (mania), or other unusual changes in behavior or mood. Do not stop taking TOPAMAX® without first talking to your doctor. Stopping TOPAMAX® suddenly can cause serious problems.
TOPAMAX® can harm your unborn baby. If you take TOPAMAX® during pregnancy, your baby has a higher risk for birth defects called cleft lip and cleft palate. These defects can begin early in pregnancy, even before you know you are pregnant. There may be other medicines to treat your condition that have a lower chance of birth defects. All women of childbearing age should talk to their healthcare providers about using other possible treatments instead of TOPAMAX®. If the decision is made to use TOPAMAX®, you should use effective birth control (contraception) unless you are planning to become pregnant. Tell your healthcare provider right away if you become pregnant while taking TOPAMAX®. You and your healthcare provider should decide if you will continue to take TOPAMAX® while you are pregnant. Metabolic acidosis may have harmful effects on your baby. Talk to your healthcare provider if TOPAMAX® has caused metabolic acidosis during your pregnancy. If you become pregnant while taking TOPAMAX®, talk to your healthcare provider about registering with the North American Antiepileptic Drug Pregnancy Registry. You can enroll in this registry by calling 1-888-233-2334. The purpose of this registry is to collect information about the safety of antiepileptic drugs during pregnancy.
TOPAMAX® may cause high blood ammonia levels. High ammonia in the blood can affect your mental activities, slow your alertness, make you feel tired, or cause vomiting. Call your Doctor if you develop unexplained tiredness, vomiting or changes in your mental status.
Taking TOPAMAX® when you are also taking valproic acid can cause a drop in body temperature (hypothermia) to less than 95ºF, feeling tired, confusion, or coma.
TOPAMAX® may affect how you think, and cause confusion, problems with concentration, attention, memory, or speech, depression or mood problems, tiredness, and sleepiness.
Topamax® may cause dizziness or loss of muscle coordination.
Do not drink alcohol while taking TOPAMAX®. Using TOPAMAX® and alcohol can affect each other causing side effects such as sleepiness and dizziness.
Do not drive a car or operate heavy machinery until you know how TOPAMAX® affects you. TOPAMAX® can slow your thinking and motor skills and may affect vision.
Adverse ReactionsThe most common side effects of TOPAMAX® include: tingling in arms and legs, loss of appetite, nausea, taste change, diarrhea, weight loss, nervousness, upper respiratory tract infection, speech problems, tiredness, dizziness, sleepiness/drowsiness, slow reactions, difficulty with memory, pain in abdomen, fever, abnormal vision.
Tell your doctor about other medications that you are taking or any side effect that bothers you or that does not go away.
These are not all the possible side effects of TOPAMAX®. For more information, ask your healthcare professional or pharmacist.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The sunny weather may have you thinking about doing some yard work this weekend, and part of that could be adding mulch to your landscaping.
From providing essential moisture and nutrients to fighting off weeds and pests, mulch is an inexpensive yet efficient way to spruce up your flower beds, walkways and gardens.
There are several options for selecting mulch, but you can choose between course, shredded and fine consistencies. The finer the mulch, the faster it will decompose.
There are all sorts of colors to choose from, but remember, choosing one color over another doesn't offer any real benefit -- although dried mulch typically lasts a little longer than hardwood or cypress mulch.
Mulch is usually sold by the cubic yard, and you should expect to pay anywhere from $20 to $50.
"In order to find out how much mulch you need, it's just a simple math equation. The length times the width will find the area, then what you to do is divide by 100. We apply our mulch 3 inches, which is the proper depth, and 1 yard of mulch will cover 100 square feet 3 inches deep," said an Angie's List representative.
One thing you want to avoid is the "mulch volcano," when you spread too much around the base of a tree. Even if you think it looks nice, mulch can saturate the roots with water, which can cause fungus problems.
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Ian Smart, 82
Published: Friday, November 16, 2012 at 7:57 a.m.
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John (Ian) Christopher Smart, 82, died of complications following surgery. Ian was born in Berwick-upon-Tweed, England, in 1930 to Chrissie and Tom Smart.
On completion of his education in Berwick, Ian was lured to the big city, London, to follow his dreams and begin his career. A few years later, in 1962, he was given an even more exciting opportunity, a job with Neiman Marcus in Dallas. But nine years later, along with his partner, Adriaan Meijer, a career move took them to a job with Sears in Chicago. Following the purchase of a chain of department stores in Belgium, Sears relocated them to Brussels for three-and-a-half years to take advantage of Adriaan's ability to speak Flemish. With a return to Chicago, Ian took a job managing a showroom in the Merchandise Mart which continued until a Sears downsizing prompted a 20-year retirement in Hendersonville.
Ian didn't have family to survive him but his innate kindness and grace will remain in the memory of all whose lives he touched. Rest well, Ian.
A memorial service will be held on Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. at the All Saints Anglican Church, 15 McDowell Road, off of Highway 191, Mills River, phone 891-7116.
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Haru Christine Skocik and Robert Conrad Smith were married on October 5, 2012, in Hendersonville, NC.
The two current orphans were praying for their "Right" lifetime partners and their prayers were answered miraculously. The matching pair, identified as "Old Souls," were brought together by their Heavenly Father to unite as Soulmates in True Love for all Eternity. "Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate"-Matthew 19:6
Having taken the vows of sacred matrimony, Mr. & Mrs. Smith thank everyone in the community for their loving support in their unbreakable Union before Almighty God and wish everyone God's Grand Blessings.
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FoodFacts.com knows that most of us find ourselves sounding just like our parents with our own children at the dinner table. "Eat your vegetables!" It's the admonition most heard at dinner time, much to the chagrin of millions of children. We painstakingly prepare vegetables in manners we think will make them more palatable for kids, trying our hardest to get them used to the flavors we know are so important for their health and well-being.
So what's the deal, anyway? Thinking back on it, we probably weren't the best vegetable-eaters ourselves when we were children. Now we think they can be delicious components of meals, or even meals themselves! Perhaps our own nutritional awareness expanded (as well as our taste buds) as we grew older.
Now there's new research that suggests that teaching children nutritional awareness may actually help them develop an appreciation for healthy foods earlier. Coming out of Stanford University and published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, the research began by hypothesizing that preschoolers would be capable of understanding a more conceptual idea of nutrition.
Based on the idea that young children have a natural curiosity and desire to understand why and how things work, the researchers developed five storybooks that simplified various nutrition-related themes. These included dietary variety, digestion, food categories, microscopic nutrients and nutrients as fuel for biological functions.
The researchers assigned some preschool classrooms to read nutrition books during snack time for about 3 months, while other classrooms were assigned to conduct snack time as usual. Later, the preschoolers were asked questions about nutrition.
The children who had been read the nutrition books were more likely to understand that food had nutrients, and that different kinds of nutrients were important for various bodily functions (even functions that weren't mentioned in the books). They were also more knowledgeable about digestive processes, understanding, for example, that the stomach breaks down food and blood carries nutrients.
These children also more than doubled their voluntary intake of vegetables during snack time after the three-month intervention, whereas the amount that the control group ate stayed about the same.
When the conceptual program was pitted against a more conventional teaching strategy focused on the enjoyment of healthy eating and trying new foods, the results showed that both interventions led to increased vegetable consumption. Yet, the children in the conceptual program showed more knowledge about nutrition and a greater overall increase in vegetable consumption.
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NEW YORK -- It turns out Jonathan Quick and the Los Angeles Kings are just as good with the lead as they are without it.
That leaves the New York Rangers with little hope of making much of a series out of the Stanley Cup finals.
Quick stopped 32 shots in his best start of the series, Jeff Carter scored in the final second of the first period, Jake Muzzin and Mike Richards added goals in the second, and the Kings beat the Rangers 3-0 on Monday night to move within one win of their second Stanley Cup title in three years.
Los Angeles leads 3-0 and can claim the Cup on Wednesday night in New York. The Kings have already survived three Game 7s on the road, so this amount of success has their confidence soaring.
Quick hardly showed it when he took the podium wearing a black hooded sweatshirt.
"I don't think it would be any different if we were down 3-0," Quick said. "We're just trying to win a game in a couple days here. That's the focus."
After the Rangers blew two-goal leads in each of the first two games of the championship round in Los Angeles, they came home and couldn't get anything going against Quick.
The All-Star was sharp early and in the middle when the Kings built their lead. Not even six power plays could jump-start New York's offense.
"We did a lot of things the right way," Quick said. "Now we get ready for the next one. The fourth one is always the most difficult."
Los Angeles escaped with two overtime wins at home and then took complete command inside Madison Square Garden.
The Kings grabbed their first lead of the series on Carter's goal and then stretched the edge to three goals in the second -- something the Rangers failed to do in California.
While there has been only one comeback from a 3-0 hole in the finals, the Kings erased such a deficit in the first round against the Sharks.
"Well, we know it's possible," Richards said. "The last game is always the hardest. We played a good game. We're going to have to play a better game if we're going to want to have success."
New York's Henrik Lundqvist was hardly at fault on the goals and finished with 12 saves. He was just outdone by Quick, who was perfect at the other end of the ice.
"You try to stay positive right now, but it's tough. It's really tough," Lundqvist said. "We are doing a lot of good things, but you look at the goals, and we put two in our own net. Then just a tough play on the third one."
Quick, a Connecticut native who grew up a fan of the Rangers and 1994 Stanley Cup-winning goalie Mike Richter, made a brilliant save with his stick blade to deny Derick Brassard shortly after a Rangers power play. That stop came on the heels of Brassard having two chances during the advantage off a rebound of Brad Richards' shot.
Brassard's first attempt was blocked, and the second was stopped by Quick.
The Kings goalie was also on his toes just 8 seconds into the third when Chris Kreider came in alone but was stopped in tight. That eliminated the optimism the sold-out, towel-waving crowd had of a big comeback.
"You've got to finish in this game. It's a performance-oriented business," Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said.
Los Angeles took its first in-game lead in the series when Carter scored his 10th of the playoffs on the Kings' fifth shot.


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A Meridian teen is being charged with a shooting incident that happened at a stop sign. It was around 1:45 in the morning last August when officers say a quiet drive near B Street turned into anything but that.
They say the victims pulled up to a stop sign and then shots were allegedly fired from a vehicle that pulled up on the other side.
At the stop sign police say multiple shots were fired into the stopped vehicle. More than one person was shot. As for the victim who is pursuing charges, investigators say that person was hit in the upper torso. At this time a motive is not being released.
'We don't have random crimes where an unknown person comes up and just shoots another unknown person.That doesn't happen in Meridian,' says Lieutenant Dean Harper, who is commander for the Criminal Investigations Division with the Meridian Police Department. 'They may catch a stray bullet from a shooting some distance away, but generally in these cases the suspect and the victim know each other. They're normally easy to solve if the victim is willing to pursue,' says Harper.
For the incident 18-year-old Kahari Scott is charged with two offenses. The first charge is shooting into an occupied vehicle; the second is aggravated assault.
'This is a serious crime,' says Lt. Harper. In other states this would be attempted murder. Mississippi doesn't have that law yet, so we go with aggravated assault.'
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Publix Joins Twitter, Becoming Even More 'Socially Devoted'
Published: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 2:53 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 2:53 a.m.
LAKELAND | Got something to say to Publix? Send a Tweet.
Publix Super Markets Inc. is scheduled to formally join Twitter today as the grocer continues to expand its social media presence.
Lakeland-based Publix will operate two handles on Twitter: @Publix, used for company announcements, promotions and engaging with followers; and @PublixHelps, which focuses on responding to customer inquiries and concerns.
"We've received such positive engagement on our Facebook page and wanted to expand that connection with our customers on another social media platform," said Publix spokeswoman Shannon Patten. "Being on Twitter will allow us the opportunity to enhance the level of service we provide to our customers."
Patten said the Twitter accounts will be actively monitored and used by the company's social media staff. Publix already has two Twitter feeds it uses for employment and recruitment information — @PublixJobs and @Publix_IT_Jobs — but the new accounts will have a much broader scope in promoting the company and interacting with customers.
Patten said the company has had good results with social media. In July 2011, Publix joined Facebook and has since been "Liked" by nearly 1.5 million users.
Last week, the social media analytics firm Socialbakers named Publix among the 10 most "socially devoted" U.S. brands on Facebook, based on number of fans and responsiveness to customers' posts.
Twitter had more than 200 million active users as of December, compared to Facebook's 1 billion-plus, and both are used widely in the corporate world. Some 82 percent of Fortune Global 100 companies have at least one Twitter account, according to a report last year by Burson-Marsteller, a global public relations firm.
"For a large corporation, it's important for them to be monitoring the major networks like Facebook and Twitter, just because there's a percentage of customers who are active on those networks," said Jarrett Smith, president of Lakeland-based consulting firm Maximize Social Media.
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Frances J. Jackson
Published: Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 8:08 a.m.
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SPARTANBURG, SC-- Mrs. Frances J. Jackson, of 330 Alexander Ave., entered into eternal rest on Saturday, November 23, 2012, at the Magnolia Manor of Inman, SC. She was the widower of Mr. Robert V. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson was the daughter of the late Mr. Bailey and Mrs. Louise Jones. She was a member of the Believer's Fellowship Assembly of God where she served as Mother of the Church.
Survivors include a daughter, Gracie (Kevin) Cartledge of the home; a brother, Joe Jones of Cross Anchor, SC; two grandchildren reared in the home, Joe Jones of Spartanburg and Angela T. (Rodney) Patterson of Greenville, SC; nine additional grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; fifteen great-great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, November 27, 2012, at 1:00 p.m. at the Believer's Fellowship Assembly of God. Pastor Allen Dawkins will officiate. Burial will be in the Heritage Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends at the home.
J.W. Woodward
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Chris and Jenny Schroeder of McPherson are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Bryson Cody Schroeder, on Nov. 30, 2012, at McPherson Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds.
Maternal grandparents are Steve and Sandra Lolling of McPherson.
Paternal grandparents are Rod and Gloria Schroeder of McPherson.
He is welcomed home by siblings, Kaiden, 7, and Ashlyn, 4.
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