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Tottenville coach Jim Munson had a very simple explanation for his team's 32-7 PSAL city quarterfinal loss to Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn on Saturday.
"They made all the plays that they needed to make," said Munson of the Fort, which won the city title in 2005 and 2006. "We only ran 15 plays in the first half. Our defense couldn't get off the field."
One of Tottenville's rare first-half plays was its only touchdown - an 8-yard pass from Mike DiGirolamo to Chris Manfredo set up by their 40-yard connection.
That score came with 4:36 left in the first quarter, and it made the score 7-7 after Fort Hamilton's Levon Williams caught a 31-yard touchdown from Frank Laino on the Tigers' fifth play from scrimmage. James Howell's interception of DiGirolamo, who was hit as he threw on the first play of the game, set up that Fort Hamilton score.
Fort Hamilton found the end zone again before the end of the first quarter, as Laino hit Brandon Reddish for a 26-yard score to make it 13-7. Reddish stripped Tottenville's Gilberto Mendoza on the kickoff return to give the Tigers the ball back.
Tottenville's defense held for three downs, but, on fourth-and-7 from the 37, Laino found Taurel Price for 14-yard gain. Three plays later, Laino's 6-yard run made it 19-7. Converting third and fourth downs would be a Fort Hamilton staple throughout the game.
"We gave up too many four-and-longs and too many third-and-longs," said Munson. "They had two fourth-and-longs, one for a first down, one for a touchdown; three third-and-longs that they converted and we couldn't get the offense out there."
Fort Hamilton's defense succeeded in bottling up Tramaine Wilson, one of the city's top rushers this season. The Tigers held Wilson to minus-2 yards and DiGirolamo (186 yards passing) to minus-4 rushing.
"(Wilson) had a career day against us last time we played (218 yards and a score in a 50-12 FH win), so we knew what he could do," said Fort Hamilton coach Vincent Laino, whose third-seeded team will host No. 9 Susan Wagner in Saturday's semifinals. "I don't know that we did anything different defensively other than that we played with greater intensity. But he's a heck of a football player and they are very dangerous offensively.
"We wanted to come out and jump on them quick and that interception was a good way to start the game," said Laino, whose son, the junior quarterback, threw for three TDs and 191 yards passing and had one TD and 139 yards rushing. "But there's no quit in them, and that's a tribute to Jim Munson, who I know to be a great coach. They fought us, but this team is that kind of team -- we're gutsy and I'm proud to be coaching them."
Fort Hamilton will be making its third trip to the semifinals in the last four years (they fell to PSAL champion Curtis in the quarterfinals last season).
Tottenville has one more game on its schedule, a Thanksgiving Day non-league game against St. Joseph by-the-Sea.


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Like Cash? How about cash for Likes?
Short and sweet, if you are not already being paid to generate social media actions for your advertisers you probably will be soon enough. And if you are an advertiser and have not thought about what social media actions mean to your sales it's probably time to begin crunching the numbers.
The word "like" is almost synonymous in our present day online culture with Facebook. The extent to which a social media user cares about what you or your brand can offer is widely evident by the number of Facebook fans and Likes your page receives. But what is that attention worth? And is it the same as what traditional online marketing intends when the word "lead" is tossed around between affiliates and advertisers? I believe the answers are as plain as the nose on your face, pun totally intended.
Think of it this way. From an advertiser's perspective all that is important is getting a consumer to pay attention long enough to pitch whatever is being sold. From a consumer's perspective though it's far more complicated when you consider the possible effect of social media on the final purchase decision of the consumer. Which would you buy? The product that five of your Facebook friends have already clicked "Like" on or the one that you came across by way of a link in an email message and that has no recognizable brand or endorsements from your friends, co-workers, or family members?
So are social media actions merely another payable action for advertisers and affiliates to base their work together on? I would wager that they are more than just that. Based on the power of the referral or the endorsement of someone you know and trust I would go so far as to suppose that lead generation itself may be in for a makeover. Take the old, tried-and-true lead generation form on a landing page for example. Time wasn't so long ago that it was enough for an advertiser to open a door with a consumer and in many cases the submission of the consumer's contact information and permission to call was all advertisers wanted. But what if your calls stopped converting as they normally would, due to noise created by social media channels? For advertisers using lead generation to fuel their call centers' outbound sales calls the old model may not just need the added element of social media. It may need to become a product of it. Anyone can throw some social media icons on a landing page but gaining real social media engagement is not automatic. This is where affiliates have power and can wield that power with the advertiser who is willing to compensate them best for the social media attention they can generate.
If you are still skeptical consider this. Peter Hamilton, VP of Marketing for HasOffers discussed in his blog yesterday the way his company's tracking system allows for giving affiliates credit for actions such as Google +1, Tweets, and Facebook Likes. Tracking systems for those in the affiliate marketing world tend to go where the need is but at times even software can be a driver in terms of what advertisers are willing to pay affiliates for. If tracking systems make it easier for advertisers to pay their affiliates based on social media actions the logical trend would be to at least test the water.
I will close with this personal thought about what social engagement means for me as a lead generator and advertiser. I expect that the way I do business now, meaning providing a landing page with a lead generation form on it and asking affiliates to send traffic on a per-lead basis is already somewhat antiquated due to the resistance from so many consumers to receiving phone calls from sales people. Social media engagement only seems to widen the gap between traditional telemarketing approaches and the desires of modern consumers to use all the online resources they have to make their buying decisions. In the coming years I would be surprised to see anything short of a social media centric approach to lead generation online. Whether you like change or not it's coming.
2011-11-23 at 02:45
This is something that interesting to me. I am also open to changes and I think doing this would be a great start for me in an online business.
2011-11-23 at 04:29
Nowadays online business is in-demand all I can say maybe I should try to have my own online business to start right now. the best and easiest way to gain extra income.
2011-11-23 at 08:21
thanks for your help…you`ve inspired me to start my own on-line business , i too am open to changes (and welcome them)
2011-11-23 at 23:29
i love this approach..if you have a pages with thousands of likes, there are many ways to monetise it..
2011-11-24 at 09:59
Any offer on any network, like this ?
2011-11-24 at 18:18
I don't really "like" it. Its all to crowded for my taste and its getting even more crowded every day. I think this kind of social media will eventually pass and transform into something completely different, just give it a couple of years, the social media promotion madness (which by the way is falling a little by little every day) will eventually collapse into a sea of spammers, boots and advertisers. People will move on to another thing…
2011-11-24 at 20:14
It's true that are money in likes. The more like you have in your Fan Page the bigger chance in monetizing. Also, there are a lot of jobs in bidding sites that would pay you if you get likers in their fan page.
2011-11-25 at 08:27
Once I got a job for liking a products with a good paying job (so as the employer says) I really hit 300 likes just for one day only to find out later there were so many of use lurked by an employer who were not paid. Although I have learn the process but in return i was not paid. it's really an experience for me.
2011-11-25 at 14:02
i like cash too
2011-11-26 at 01:33
Internet business become more and more popular, and also it needs too much patience and time on dealing with it well, especially the social media. Social media is one miracle place to share our info so that it could bring traffic to us. But how can we build the popularity of our product and service?
2011-11-28 at 17:19
Like Cash? How about cash for Likes? » Performance Marketing Insider http://t.co/WA0DHI8n via @pacelattin
2011-11-29 at 17:11
very good help for a novice.i found this really helpful man
2011-11-30 at 08:50
Performance Marketing Insider » Like Cash? How about cash for Likes? » Performance Marketing Insider http://t.co/iNI6RqqI via @pacelattin
2011-12-04 at 18:55
This is really nice…I didn't know at first that it can drive it that way…liking to cashing out, that is a superb idea…thanks..
2011-12-19 at 10:59
I just install WordPress. I post some posts but they all go to homepage. How can I let posts go to different page, for example, I have 'articles' tab and "events' tab. I want articles postings go to articles section and I want events postings go to events section..
2011-12-19 at 11:12
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After a highly successful bout on Broadway, Mike Tyson announced today that he will take his acclaimed one-man show, MIKE TYSON: UNDISPUTED TRUTH, on a national tour. Helmed by renowned director Spike Lee and producer James L. Nederlander, the tour is set to begin February 2013 and will make a stop at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 at 8 pm. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, December 8 at noon.
The legendary boxer, "Iron Mike" will kick off his10-week tour with a two-night engagement at the Murat Theatre in Indianapolis on February 12 –13. The three month tour will visit more than 36 cities including Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, and Washington D.C. For a full list of cities, information and ticketing, please visit: www.facebook.com/MikeTysonOnTour.
"After a successful run at the MGM in Las Vegas and on Broadway at the Longacre Theatre with Spike Lee, I'm excited to take MIKE TYSON: UNDISPUTED TRUTH on tour and share it with my fans across the country," said Tyson. "'Undisputed Truth' is my story- I'm giving my all. I'm proud to take the show nationwide, and it's a privilege to continue working with The Nederlander Organization."
MIKE TYSON: UNDISPUTED TRUTH is a rare, personal look inside the life and mind of one of the most feared men ever to wear the heavyweight crown. Directed by Academy Award® nominee Spike Lee, this riveting one-man show goes beyond the headlines, behind the scenes and between the lines to deliver a must-see theatrical knockout.
Created by Adam Steck, CEO of SPI Entertainment, MIKE TYSON: UNDISPUTED TRUTH is presented by James L. Nederlander, directed by Spike Lee, written by Kiki Tyson, executive produced by Mike Tyson, Kiki Tyson, and Adam Steck and originally directed by Randy Johnson.
Reserved tickets priced at $100, $75 and $50 will be available at the Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office located at 1111 McMullen Booth Road in Clearwater or by calling 727.791.7400. The Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office is open Monday through Saturday, from noon to 6 pm and one hour prior to show time. Patrons may also purchase tickets at www.RuthEckerdHall.com 24/7. A very limited number of VIP packages are also available. The Gold VIP package includes a premium ticket in the first six rows and a meet and greet with photo opportunity. The Platinum VIP package includes a premium seat in the first three rows, a meet and greet with photo opportunity and an autographed boxing glove. Patrons are strongly encouraged to call the Ruth Eckerd Hall Ticket Office for more information and availability.
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Mike Tyson is a larger-than-life legend both in and out of the ring. Tenacious, talented, and thrilling to watch, Tyson embodies the grit and electrifying excitement of the sport. With nicknames such as "Iron" Mike, Kid Dynamite, and The Baddest Man on the Planet, it's no surprise that Tyson's legacy is the stuff of a legend. Tyson was one of the most feared boxers in the ring-- and one look at his resume proves he is one of boxing's greats: Aside from having been the undisputed heavyweight champion, Tyson holds the record as the youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA and IBF world heavyweight titles. He was the first heavyweight boxer to hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles simultaneously. In 2011 Tyson was also inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame. Tyson's enduring mass appeal owes not only to his incomparable athleticism, but to his huge personality and unrivaled showmanship. And his ability to work a crowd extends far beyond the ring - Tyson's career in entertainment spans blockbuster movies (The Hangoverand The Hangover 2), television (the Animal Planet's Taking on Tyson), and his own clothing company (shirts are available on his website). Tyson is also the CEO of his own production company, Tyrannic Productions, and currently has a few film projects in development.
SPIKE LEE is a Writer, Director, Actor, Producer, Author and Educator who has helped revolutionize modern Independent cinema. Lee is a forerunner in the 'do it yourself' school of independent film. Spike's latest endeavor is the Peabody Award winning documentary If God is Willing and Da Creek Don't Rise, which revisits the recently storm ravaged Gulf Coast region as residents attempt to rebuild in their cities while also demanding assistance and accountability from their political leaders. Recent critical and box office successes have included such films as Inside Man, 25th Hour, The Original Kings of Comedy,Bamboozled and Summer of Sam. Lee's films Girl 6, Get on the Bus, Do the Right Thing and Clockersdisplay his ability to showcase a series of outspoken and provocative socio-political critiques that challenge cultural assumptions on race, class and gender identity. Spike's commercial work began in 1988 with his Nike Air Jordan campaign. Collaborating with basketball great Michael Jordan on several commercials, Lee resurrected his popular character, Mars Blackmon from She's Gotta Have It. His other commercial ventures include TV spots for Philips, ESPN, American Express, Snapple, Taco Bell and the Lean Forward campaign for MSNBC. Lee began teaching a course about filmmaking and Black cinema at Harvard in 1991 and since 2002, Lee has been Artistic Director of the Graduate Film Program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts where he received his Master of Fine Arts in Film Production. Spike Lee has combined his extensive creative experience into yet another venture: partnering with DDB Needham he created SpikeDDB, a full-service advertising agency. SpikeDDB Clients include Chevy, Pepsi and Comcast.
James L. Nederlander, President of The Nederlander Organization, leads a family business that began in 1912 and now encompasses every aspect of the live entertainment industry from venue ownership and management, theatrical producing and concert presentation, and patron services. With venues in New York, Chicago, Durham, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose and London, Jimmy is a prolific producer who is currently represented on Broadway by Evita starring Ricky Martin, and Spider-Man: Turn off The Dark. With a keen eye for popular entertainment for audiences of all ages, he has also produced dozens of distinguished, award-winning musicals and plays including Movin' Out; Fiddler on the Roof; Grease; LaCage aux Folles; Million Dollar Quartet; Next To Normal; The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee;West Side Story, and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Jimmy is also one of the country's most astute presenters of headline talent such as Adele, Billy Joel, Harry Connick Jr., Neil Diamond, U2, Paul McCartney, Florence and the Machine, Pink Floyd, Sting, U2, and the Rolling Stones to mention a few. In addition to being a business innovator, Jimmy is also a committed leader and philanthropist who sits on the Board of Trustees of many leading organizations.


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The following terms are commonly used when referring to the work that a university employee undertakes on a sponsored project:
Effort is the time spent on an activity by an individual, expressed as a percentage of the individual's total institutional activities, such as work on sponsored programs, teaching and instruction, service, or other duties. Effort cannot exceed one hundred percent (100%). Effort is not calculated based on a standard forty (40) hour work week, but is calculated as a percentage of the total hours spent on work-related activities.
Total Institutional Activities (or Total Effort) are all those activities for which an Individual is paid by the University to perform. Common activities include instruction (teaching and instructing students), public service, administrative duties (Chair, Dean, etc.), and research (proposal preparation and development, work on sponsored programs).
Institutional Base Salary (IBS) is the total guaranteed annual compensation an Individual receives from the University in return for a particular set of institutional activities as determined by his/her appointment letter, contract, tenure code or as established in the appointment process.
The IBS excludes: fringe benefit payments, reimbursed expenses, temporary supplemental compensation for incidental work, income earned outside of duties to the University, and any portion of the compensation deemed to be non-permanent. The IBS includes additional payment received for administrative duties associated with administrative appointments ("administrative supplements").
The IBS is used to compute compensation for personal services that is charged to sponsored programs, unless the policies of sponsoring agencies further limit salary charges. Academic (nine-month) appointments are annualized to determine an IBS monthly rate for quantifying Committed Effort in proposals. The IBS of a University employee shall not be increased as a result of replacing institutional salary funds with sponsored project funds.
Primary Individual, Principal Investigator (PI), or Project Director (PD) is the person responsible for the conduct and management of the research or activity as described in the proposal/application or as indicated in the notice of award of a sponsored project.
Supporting Individuals are individuals other than the Primary Individual who have expended effort on a sponsored program in benefit of the sponsored research.
Committed Effort, or Effort Commitment, is the amount of effort identified in a sponsored program proposal or application that is accepted by the sponsor for funding regardless of whether salary support is requested in support of that effort. It is the total effort committed to a sponsored program, expressed as the sum of: (1) effort proposed to be paid by the sponsoring agency and (2) contributed effort. Committed effort can be expended during the academic year, the summer, or both.
Contributed Effort is the percent of Committed Effort that is contributed (to be paid and cost shared) by the University. It represents effort not directly charged (as a salary expenditure) to a sponsored project but committed to the sponsored program with University or third-party resources.
Minimum Level of Effort by Individuals committed to a sponsored program shall be at least one percent (1%) effort in which the Individual is responsible for proposing, conducting and/or reporting the results of the sponsored program. Exceptions to the minimum level of effort requirement are awards for equipment or instrumentation grants, doctoral dissertation grants, and supplements to existing awards. Specific schools or colleges may enact more intensive and/or more detailed limits based on the needs of the school or college per the guidelines of an approved college workload policy.
Maximum Level of Effort by Individuals committed to a sponsored program varies, as most individuals generally have other responsibilities as part of their total institutional activities that would preclude them from devoting one hundred percent (100%) of their time to sponsored programs. In most situations, a Primary Individual may not have more than ninety-five percent (95%) effort committed on a sponsored program during the academic year. For those individuals who have administrative appointments, the maximum level of effort may not exceed eighty percent (80%) percent of their total effort annually.
In addition, an individual with a nine-month appointment for the fiscal year who has Committed Effort on a sponsored program may be allowed a one hundred percent (100%) appointment during one or more summer months. However, the individual cannot perform other activities during that period (e.g. serving on institutional committees, writing proposals, etc.) whose costs are not allowable under OMB Circular A-21.
Individuals tasked as Supporting Individuals or Key Personnel or those with research appointments (e.g. research technicians, research postdoctoral positions or research associates) may be allowed a one hundred percent (100%) appointment on a sponsored program with a similar level of effort provided that the individual does not perform any other activities. As with minimum level of effort, specific schools or colleges may enact more intensive and/or more detailed limits based on the needs of the school or college per the guidelines of an approved college workload policy.
Effort Reporting is the process by which the University determines and documents the effort expended on sponsored projects during each effort reporting period. The effort report form documents the proportion of time devoted to sponsored projects, teaching, and other activities, expressed as a percentage of total institutional activities.
Effort Certification is a means of confirming that Committed Effort, whether paid on the sponsored award account or expended in support of a sponsored program but cost shared on the sponsored account, has been performed. Effort certification provides sponsoring agencies with a reasonable assurance that compensation for personnel services charged to a sponsored program is appropriate and reflects a reasonable estimation of the time spent working on the sponsored program.
A cost transfer is the reassignment of an expense to/from a sponsored project after the expense was initially charged to/from another sponsored project or non-sponsored project. Cost transfers include reassignments of salary, wages and other direct costs.
Cost Accounting Standards. Included as Appendix A Part 99005 – Cost Accounting Standards for Educational Institutions in OMB Circular A-21, these standards generally hold that costs charged to sponsored projects must be:• allowable (the cost is allowed by federal regulations, sponsor terms and conditions, including program specific requirements and University policy);• reasonable (reflects whether or not the individuals concerned acted with due prudence in the circumstances);• allocable (the cost has a direct benefit to the account being charged); and• treated consistently (like costs in similar instances are treated consistently throughout the University).
Cost Sharing is a portion of total sponsored project costs not funded by the sponsor. Cost sharing includes contributed effort, matching funds or commitments, and unrecovered facilities and administrative costs (F&A or indirect costs).
Mandatory Cost Sharing refers to funding, required by the terms and conditions of the award, that requires the University to contribute toward the project as a condition of receiving the award.
Voluntary Committed Cost Sharing is a cost associated with a sponsored project, which was identified in the proposal, but was not required or funded by the sponsor. Some common examples include:
Sponsors may expect some cost sharing commitment to be identified in the proposal. If voluntary cost sharing is included in the proposal, it will become legally mandatory cost sharing if accepted by the sponsoring agency as a part of the award.
Voluntary Uncommitted Cost Sharing is a cost associated with a sponsored project and not funded by the sponsor, which was not committed in the proposal or in any other communication to the sponsor. This includes effort of faculty or senior researchers that is over and above that which is committed and budgeted for in a sponsored agreement and is thus not tracked or monitored.
A course buyout is the use of externally generated grant funds to cover part of a faculty member's salary, thereby releasing funds to his/her home department to use for replacement teaching or other such academic purposes. Course buyouts are meant to support a faculty member's scholarly activities in a way that enhances his/her scholarly productivity
A course release is the use of a limited number of release options that a department is granted by its home college to release a faculty member from teaching a course.
Workload policy is a uniform standard developed by an individual college for the purpose of providing guidance on how a faculty member can divide his/her total institutional activities (i.e., teaching, research, service, and administration). Workload policy typically specifies the types of assignments and the distribution of the percent of effort in each function.
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LHU announces open house dates
LOCK HAVEN - The Office of Admissions at Lock Haven University will host several free admissions open houses.
The day's events will include presentations by faculty regarding potential majors, a question and answer period with current LHU students, and discussions about university programs, student life and financial aid.
A tour of the campus is included and the day will end with presentations on financial aid and athletics.
Registration is preferred but not required.
Dates include Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Nov. 17, Feb. 16, March 2 and April 6 and begin in the university's Student Recreation Center, 550 Railroad St.
To register, call 484-2011 or www.lhup.edu/ admissions/visit.
Zumba benefit fundraiser set
A Zumba fundraising benefit will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the South Williamsport Area High School.
The event will feature Chinese auctions, silent auctions and door prizes. All proceeds will go to Julia Saul to help pay for breast cancer treatments.
Montgomery seniors meet
MONTGOMERY - Montgomery area senior citizens will meet at noon Oct. 2 at the Luthern "Brick" Church for a catered meal.
Reservations are required and must be made by Sept. 28 by calling 547-1953. Attendees are asked to bring a food item for the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank.
A blood pressure clinic will be available and the program will follow dinner.
LAPS to host 4th spay-neuter clinic
PENNSDALE - On Nov. 18, Lycoming Animals Protection Society, a no-kill cat shelter in South Williamsport, will host the fourth reduced-fee spay-neuter clinic at the Pennsdale Volunteer Fire Co.
A similar event in April helped spay 65 female cats and neuter 73 male cats, bringing the overall total the clinic has helped in four years to 428 cats who no longer are able to add to the already overwhelming cat population.
Once again, Dr. Matthew J. Murphy, of Keystone Veterinary Services of Chambersburg, will perform the surgeries in his mobile clinic.
Female spays are $52 and male neuters are $32.
Murphy also will administer both rabies and distemper vaccines as well as a pain medication injection, if the owner wishes, for an additional fee.
Appointments are required and payment in full is due upon registration.
The preferred method of communication is email at info@Laps Shelter.org to receive pre-surgery instructions and a form to sign and bring to the appointment.
For more information, call 327-8707.


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Super Smash Bros. for Wii U is now releasing earlier in Europe
Oct 31st - Today Nintendo of Europe announced that the release date for Super Smash Bros. is moving up in Europe.
Amiibo promotional material may reveal upcoming figures
Oct 30th - Promotional materials for Amiibos reveal new figures not yet announced.
Nintendo's Quality of Life platform will monitor sleep
Oct 30th - Nintendo has outlined one of the plans for its Quality of Life platform; a sleep tracker to help those with sleep disorders.
Nintendo will soon allow pre-loading on Wii U & Nintendo 3DS games
Oct 30th - Satoru Iwata announced during an investor meeting that Wii U owners will be able to pre-load purchased digital titles.
Zelda, Star Fox, and Xenoblade Chronicles X still on track for 2015
Oct 30th - Nintendo's financial supplement information reveals all of the Wii U's major titles are still on track for 2015 release.
First gameplay screenshot of Steamworld Heist released
Oct 29th - Image & Form have released the first gameplay screenshot to give us a look at the world of Steamworld Heist.
Japanese sales: Monster Hunter dominance continues, Wii U falls very low
Oct 29th - This week in Japan, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate continues to dominate, while the Wii U falls very low in sales thanks to new 3DS hardware.
Koei Tecmo reveals Hyrule Warriors exceeded expectations in the West
Oct 29th - The Legend of Zelda and Dynasty Warriors cross-over has been more popular in the West than Koei Tecmo predicted.
Iwata has returned to his regular work schedule following surgery
Oct 29th - Iwata has made a full recovery from surgery and has returned to his regular duties.
Nintendo has sold 7.29 million consoles since launch
Oct 29th - Nintendo's newest console has sold 7.29 million since it's launch in 2012.
Game Deals: Free Amiibos, Wii U deals & more!
Oct 28th - Looking for deals on games this week? Toys R Us is still offering a free Amiibo with purchase of Smash Bros. and more!
Excitebike Arena announced for Mario Kart 8 DLC
Oct 28th - Excitebike Arena will be one of the tracks featured in the upcoming Mario Kart 8 DLC.
Sakurai teases the Special Smash creation screen
Oct 28th - Sakurai teases another screenshot where you can see the customization options for Super Smash Bros.
Pier Solar HD coming to Wii U on November 6
Oct 28th - Watermelon Games have finally announced the release date of Pier Solar HD, a 16-bit RPG brought into the modern world.
Shovel Knight developers pleased with sales on Nintendo platforms
Oct 27th - Shovel Knight's developer discusses the challenges of developing a game for multiple platforms and reveals the game has sold very well on Nintendo platforms.
Nintendo Minute looks at Skylanders Trap Team
Oct 27th - The Nintendo Minute team sit down with the executive producer of Skylanders Trap Team to discuss the game.
Oct 27th - In what is probably the most bizarre marketing stunt I have ever seen, the traditionally family-friendly Nintendo has teamed up with Playboy to release some provocative images of the game's star.


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Fears the public announcement of evidence of chemical weapons may provoke Assad.
WASHINGTON — Senate Intelligence Committee chair Dianne Feinstein said Thursday that the "red line" in Syria had been crossed and that the U.S. must take action.
"The intelligence community has assessed that Syria has used chemical weapons on a small scale against the Syrian opposition," Feinstein said in a statement. "This has now been acknowledged by the Secretary of Defense and the White House. The Senate Intelligence Committee has been briefed on the intelligence behind this assessment and has followed this matter very closely."Feinstein continued by saying that it's clear that the red line the administration has identified as its cue to intervene in Syria has been crossed, and calling for action from the UN Security Council. She expressed concern that the news would instigate Bashar al-Assad to go further:
I am very concerned that with this public acknowledgement, President Assad may calculate he has nothing more to lose and the likelihood he will further escalate this conflict therefore increases. It is also important that the world understands the use of weapons of mass destruction, such as sarin, will not be countenanced, and clearly Assad must go.
It is clear that 'red lines' have been crossed and action must be taken to prevent larger scale use. Syria has the ability to kill tens of thousands with its chemical weapons. The world must come together to prevent this by unified action which results in the secure containment of Syria's significant stockpile of chemical weapons.
In the basis of this new assessment, which is matched by France and the United Kingdom, I urge the United Nations Security Council—including Russia—to finally take strong and meaningful action to end this crisis in Syria.
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Woody Allen's Co-Ed Obsessions; Gay Brothers: Theater Review
A fiftyish tuxedo-clad gentleman with a blissful expression (Steve Guttenberg) carries a twenty-something blonde in a wedding dress (Ari Graynor) over the threshold of a tacky honeymoon suite.
Turns out it was quite a ceremony -- we learn as relatives show up in the suite, tossing invectives. Woody Allen's ingeniously plotted comedy is the last of three one-acts in Broadway's "Relatively Speaking."
"Honeymoon Motel" deals with familiar Allen obsessions about infidelity, May-December attraction and rules of behavior. ("Life is short and there are no rules," says a pizza delivery man played by Danny Hoch.) While its premise may particularly appeal to men of a certain age who fancy women half their age, the laughter was co-ed.
Julie Kavner (from television's "Rhoda" and "The Simpsons") plays the bride's tart-tongued mom, while Mark Linn-Baker is her dad. Richard Libertini is wonderful as a rabbi who utters every line with the cadence of a eulogy.
In Elaine May's "George is Dead," Marlo Thomas (from TV's "That Girl") is convincingly delightful as an over-indulged, helpless widow who delegates retrieving her husband's body from Aspen to her former nanny's daughter (Lisa Emery).
The slimmest offering, by Ethan Coen, is about a doctor (Jason Kravits) and a combative mental patient (Hoch).
Directed by John Turturro, the playlets concern themselves with corrosive family relationships. At a time when light contemporary comedy without songs or British accents is a rarity, they're something different for Broadway. (Boroff)
At the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, 256 W. 47th St. Information: +1-877-250-2929. http://relativelyspeakingbroadway. Rating: **
'Sons of the Prophet'
Playwright Stephen Karam is moving up in the world. His first play, the terrific "Speech & Debate," had its premiere in 2007 in the basement of the Roundabout Theatre Company's off-Broadway theater.
That led to the commissioning of another play, and the result is the equally terrific "Sons of the Prophet," which is running upstairs in the Roundabout's grown-up space, the Laura Pels.
The sons in question are two gay brothers, Joseph (Santino Fontana) and Charles (Chris Perfetti), 29 and 18 respectively. They live in eastern Pennsylvania, where the towns have Biblical names (Nazareth, Emmaus, Bethlehem) and the religion-based publishing industry thrives.
Joseph, not in the closet but barely out, works as an assistant to the newly hired head of a small publishing house. Charles, call him far out, depends on his brother for stability after their father dies following a collision with a decoy deer placed by a high school prankster who happens to be a star football player.
The already motherless young men take in their cranky uncle (played with tremendous warmth and fire by Yusef Bulos).
The prophet of the title is Kahlil Gibran, distantly related to the boys, who are of Lebanese descent and who provides a kind of reference point in their lives, not always happily.
Karam sets up a face-off between the family and the boy responsible for their father's accident. But that's just a framework for more of the conversational tones he plays with so well, drawing us into the inner lives of these characters.
He gets great support from a wonderful cast and sensitive staging by Peter DuBois. Anna Louizos provides yet another of her ingenious morphing sets -- a comical character in its own way. They're all good company. (Gerard)
Through Dec. 23 at the Laura Pels Theatre, 111 W. 46th St. Information: +1-212-719-1300; http://www.roundabouttheatre.org. Rating: ***
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BOCA RATON, FL (January 23, 2008) – The Florida Atlantic University National Alumni Association (FAUNAA) recently held its annual Holiday Wine and Cheese Reception. Hosted by President and Mrs. Frank T. Brogan, this FAUNAA-sponsored event drew close to 150 alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the University to the Eleanor R. Baldwin House on the Boca Raton campus. Anthony Barbar '78, FAUNAA president, extended holiday greetings on behalf of the Association. Guests in attendance were encouraged to bring stocking stuffers for a children's toy drive. By evening's end, toys were collected and earmarked for delivery to the Boca Raton Salvation Army.
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A member of NASA's shuttle STS-117 team, mission specialist Swanson lifted off in June 2007. The mission's chief duty was the delivery of materials needed to continue building the International Space Station. Swanson received his bachelor's degree in engineering physics from the University of Colorado. A year after earning a master's degree from FAU, he joined NASA as a systems engineer in the Aircraft Operations Division working on the Shuttle Training Aircraft (STA). In 1989, Swanson became a flight simulation engineer on the STA. In 1998, the same year he completed his doctorate in computer science from Texas A&M University, Swanson was selected as a NASA astronaut candidate. After completing the rigorous course of training, Swanson was assigned to the Astronaut Office Space Station Operations Branch. He is the recipient of the NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal, the Flight Simulation Engineering Award and is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.
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In an interview with Brad Dacus of the Pacific Justice Institute last month, marriage equality opponent and author of gay erotica Robert Oscar Lopez said that children raised by gay and lesbian parents are "more likely to be bisexual" and "more likely to experiment," leading them into "a lot of problems that we know statistically are more prevalent in gay social networks than in heterosexual social networks." "I have to be realistic that when you enter into homosexual relationships, you're entering into the gay culture, and that social setting... MORE >
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Scott Lively has announced his intention to run for governor in Massachusetts. According to Terry Jeffrey, President Obama is now "prohibiting American Catholics from practicing their faith in the way they live their daily lives." Rand Paul told a gathering of religious broadcasters that "there is a worldwide war on Christians." October is Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender History Month and Brad Dacus, president of Pacific Justice Institute, says it "should be a serious wake-up call for anyone who still thinks gay history in schools is a good idea.... MORE >
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1. CALL TO ACTION Apply for an AACN Washington Health Policy Scholarship by Oct. 17
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For the third year, AACN is offering scholarships for the Nurse in Washington Internship (NIWI) program — Sunday, Feb. 26, to Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012, Washington, D.C. Sponsored by the Nursing Organizations Alliance, the three-day internship teaches clinicians how to advance healthcare agendas through the legislative process. Applicants must be AACN members and accepted by the NIWI program. Deadline: Monday, Oct. 17.
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In September, the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF), Washington, D.C., released "Statement on Acute Care and Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Practice," which provides the NP-educator perspective on the distinctions and overlap of practice by acute and primary care nurse practitioners. The statement — posted as a resource for the LACE (licensure, accreditation, certification and education) virtual community, NP educators and others — responds to questions generated from the 2008 "Consensus Model for APRN Regulation: Licensure, Accreditation, Certification, and Education."
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8. RESOURCE SCCM hosts webcast Oct. 18 on roles of ICU advanced practice providers
The Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), Mount Prospect, Ill., is offering the webcast "Clarifying Roles of Advanced Practice Providers in the ICU" Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1 p.m. Central.
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Nominate chapters for the 2012 AACN Chapter Awards, which recognize exemplary efforts to make a difference in the healthcare profession and further AACN's mission, vision and values. These awards recognize excellence in a number of categories: chapter collaboration, community education & public service, educational programming, leadership development and promoting the value of certification. There is also an AACN President's Award for Chapters for which nominations close Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. All other nominations close Tuesday, Nov. 1. Learn more and nominate.
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BOCA RATON, FL (April 11, 2008) – Florida Atlantic University's Pine Jog Environmental Education Center, located off Summit and Jog Road in Palm Beach County, plans to resume prescribed burns on Monday, April 14 to reduce debris, remove dense undergrowth and better control invasive plants on the 150 acre property.
In contrast to an uncontrolled wildfire, prescribed fires are designed to mimic a naturally occurring phenomenon and are intentionally started under favorable climatic, environmental conditions after careful planning and site preparation. Change is biologically necessary to maintain healthy ecosystems and forestry managers have learned how to use fire to create changes in plant and animal communities to meet forest management objectives. Many Florida ecosystems evolved with fire and require periodic burning to regenerate and maintain a health environment.
Over the past few years, Pine Jog has worked closely with the Florida Division of Forestry, which has donated time and resources to prepare the property for the prescribed burns. Now that the preparation is complete, the Division's trained staff will continue to work with Pine Jog to ensure a successful and safe burn.
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By Waddell Moore
After reading several preachers' views on divorce and remarriage - their trying to justify receiving adulterous people into the fellowship of, and retaining them, in the church - I feel led to write about what constitutes marriage, and the difference between adultery and fornication. And to see if the church can Scripturally receive and retain adultery in her fellowship. It is appalling when the majority of elders, deacons, and members of Primitive Baptist churches do not know the difference, and worse, if they deceitfully misinterpret the Scriptures. Some want to call unlawful sex between married persons fornication to justify receiving and retaining adultery in the church. The Great head and Saviour of the Church, and the chief apostle to the Gentiles certainly made a difference between the two.
Of course the act is the same, but the application is not the same, and we hope to show the difference by the Scriptures and language. Jesus in reprimanding the Pharisees said, "For out of the heart proceed evil thoughts, murders, ADULTERIES (moicheia), FORNI (porneia), thefts, false witness, blasphemies:" (Matt. 15:19). The apostle Paul writing to the church at
The meaning of words never really change from their original coining, but evil men, to suit their case often add, modify, or alter the original meaning. One of the axioms that I was taught in accounting was that "figures do not lie, hut liars will figure," that is, in order to arrive at the answer they desire.
Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 3rd Ed., and the same International Unabridged Dictionary, 2nd Ed, give the following definitions: "Adultery, voluntary sexual intercourse by a married man with another than his wife, or by a married woman with another than her husband." If it had not been voluntary it would have been rape.
sexual intercourse on the part of an unmarried person." This was the only definition of the two for fornication. However, the Greek and Scriptural use of adultery is the same as above; while that of fornication is inclusive of all sexual uncleanness or
Many elders and churches in trying to justify adultery in the church misinterpret fornication in Matthew 5:32 and 19:9 to mean adultery. But to do this is to err, as there is a time element involved. Married persons cannot commit fornication in this act, but adultery. Single persons cannot commit adultery, but can commit fornication.
The Scriptural example of adultery is, "For the man that committeth adultery with another man's wife, even he that committeth adultery with his neighbor's wife, the adulterer and adulteress shall surely be put to death." (Thus, no divorce and remarriage possible on the grounds of adultery.) The Scripture is plain that each of these persons were married to another person. (Lev. 20:10) Now, for an example of fornication: and "If a man entice (persuade) a maid (an unmarried woman, a virgin) that is not betrothed (engaged to be married) and lie with her (for sexual gratification)
We said there was a time element that distinguished between adultery and fornication. Here is the Scripture, "When a man hath taken a wife, and married her and it come to pass that she find no favor in his eyes, because he hath found SOME UNCLEANNESS in her: then let him write her a bill of divorcement, and give it into her hand, and send her out of his house... "(Deut. 24:1) The phrase, "When a man hath taken a wife," means, when he has wooed her and asks her to be his wife, and she agrees. They then perform the marriage rite, and vow before God and man to live together until death parts them. They are now bride and bridegroom, but not man and wife. The phrase, "and married her," tells us when they become man and wife. That, when the marriage is consummated by their first intimate union, she is no more a bride, but a wife, and he is no more a bridegroom, but a husband.
For him to put her away according to the sufferance of Moses, what must she be guilty of, and when? The cause is "some uncleanness," but in our English translation this is too vague. (Editor's note: In a future issue, we shall deal very thoroughly on the Hebrew text of Deut. 24:1, for in that very phrase, is the key to understanding Matthew 19 where Christ is answering it for the adulterous Pharisees who taught a man could put away his wife "for every cause.") If we examine the words some and uncleanness in the Hebrew, we find what the cause was. Then if we refer to Deut. 22:13-14, we find when the uncleanness was contracted. Translating our word some from the Hebrew, we find the word to be dabar, with its meaning to be "act, affair, matter or thing" and translated over a thousand times as "words about, spoke, commanded, reported, etc." The word uncleanness is ervah which means nudity, or nakedness, and used forty-nine times as "uncovered the nakedness" of someone. So we find that the cause of "some uncleanness" to be the report, words of, or the matter of exposing her nakedness. And this exposure is for the act of fornication before marriage, which act is a specific form of fornication, or pornia, and the only form which does not carry the death penalty under the law except that which may legally be redeemed by marriage as given above. That this is so, Moses says: "If any man take a wife, and go into her (first intimate union), and hate her, and bring an evil name upon her, and say, I took this woman, and when I came to her, I found her not a maid (virgin)." (Deut. 22:13-14). If the charge is true, she had intimate union with another before her marriage, and was guilty of fornication, and she was stoned to death. Again, in this situation, divorce and remarriage is not possible under the law. But, if the charge was untrue, he must live with her until death. If he were a good (sic) man like Joseph, when he found Mary, the mother of Jesus, pregnant with Him; he could have written her a bill of divorcement, and sent her out of his house, and not have her stoned her to death. "And Joseph her husband, being a just man, and not willing to make her a public example, was minded to put her away privily." (Matt. 1:19) He could, as a justified man, have only done so according to Deut. 24:1.
Many professed Christians think that if their spouse is unfaithful, that Matt. 19:9 gives them the right to divorce them and remarry, without themselves committing and living in adultery, and thereby retain fellowship in the church. But, how deceived they are. Unfaithfulness does not void the contract, and marriage is a contract[MSOffice2] , one that cannot ever be broken. God speaking through Adam said, "Therefore shall a man leave his father and mother, and shall cleave (be glued, welded, and united into one) unto his wife: and they twain shall be one flesh." Jesus says that Scripture cannot be broken, (John 10:35) and, "Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder" (divorced). (Matt. 19:6). The apostle Paul said, "The woman is bound to her husband as long as he lives[MSOffice3] ." (
Jesus was answering the hypocritical Pharisees and their question in Matt. 19:3 and Mark 10:2 "Is it LAWFUL for a man to put away his wife? tempting him." And in the house His disciples asked Him again. To them Jesus said, "Whosoever shall put away his wife, and marry another, committeth adultery against her. And if a woman shall put away her husband, and be married to another, she committeth adultery." (Mark 10:10-12) "Whosoever putteth away his wife committeth adultery: and whosoever marrieth her that is put away from her husband committeth adultery."(Luke 16:18)
Can a true disciple of our Lord put away his or her spouse for any cause and marry another, and retain fellowship with Christ Jesus and his family? The answer is an emphatic no! One might ask, "What am I to DO if my spouse is unfaithful, or puts me away? What must I do to retain fellowship with the church?" Jesus gave the answer to His disciples when they said, "If the case of the man be so with his wife, it is good not to marry. But Jesus said unto them, All men cannot receive this saying, save they to whom IT IS GIVEN. For there are some eunuchs, which were so born from their mother's womb: and there are some eunuchs, which were made eunuchs of men: and there be eunuchs, which have MADE THEMSELVES eunuchs for the kingdom of heaven's sake(as Paul). He that is able to receive it, let HIM receive it." (Matt. 19:10-12). If the above case should be our lot, and if we love the church and righteousness, we must remain unmarried and pure.
Shall we follow Moses and the Pharisees and their carnal traditions, or shall we follow and serve Christ? If our god is self and self gratification of the flesh, then we must go with the Pharisees, but if God is our God, we must say with every true child of God, and Joshua of old, "But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord," (Jos. 24:15), by following Christ and His teaching. Marriage is a type of union between Christ and His church. The union of a marriage is for life and can only be broken by death, when time no longer exists for us. The union with our spiritual Husband cannot be broken in time or eternity, for God is eternal.
[Received by Leon King from a Predestinarian Discussion Group on Yahoo.Com, December 5, 2007]
[MSOffice1]These statements are true – and are the ground of the most difficult approach to the scriptures considering that we always go to the normal and common use of words as they are define in English to find understanding. This is a notable exception - LK
[MSOffice2]Yes – marriage is a covenant relationship. Sexual union outside of the covenant relationship is always fornication if committed by unmarried people. – LK
[MSOffice3] A most interesting concept that I have never considered before in exactly this way. No matter who assumes authority to do away with a marriage, they cannot do it for God has not given this permission to another. States and governors usurp God's power when they grant a divorce – and the divorce is not truly a divorce at all when this happens. The parties remain married until one of them dies. - LK


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Roy Jones Jr vs Dariusz Michalczewski....Why didn't the fight happen?
In the boxing world this was supposed to be one of the biggest fights of the 90s but the fight never happened.
I've heard and read some stories that Roy refused to go to Germany unless he could get like $50 million or something like that....and Dariusz didn't want to fight in america. Were they both ducking each other?
This was the only LHW fight that made sense in the late 90s. It would've been a superfight between the two best fighters in the division and Roy would've been the heavy favorite.
It's a shame the fight never took place. Who do you think would've been victorious in this battle??
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There's nothing tentative about Justin Bond when he's rolling, either as cracked chanteuse Kiki DuRane or here in Lustre, a bumpy grabbag of a queer variety show in which he plies his drag trade minus a moniker. In this new dispensation, Bond's hair is sleeker and costumes skimpier, but his bottomless deadpan and omnivorous pop stylings remain as sharp as his stilettos. His voice dipping confidently toward baritone, he artfully splices a gospel tune to Radiohead's "Weird Fishes," turns Traffic's "High Heel Boys" into an exuberant parade of butch-femme eye candy, and, with glitter saint Nathan Carrera on guitar, beautifully assays a pair of folksy elegies by San Francisco trannie icon Bambi Lake.
The show's musical high point is Lucille Bogan's smashingly filthy boogie-woogie "Shave 'Em Dry," a sort of anthem for sex addicts, which Bond brings home with exhilarating bacchanalian force. It doesn't hurt that he sings it wearing a fishnet dress that looks like it just trawled a post-party floor.
As an evening, though, Lustre is a shaky proposition. Rather than creating the show he jokes about wanting to write—a Didion-inspired picaresque called White Woman Down—Bond has used P.S. 122's Ethyl Eichelberger Award commission to pepper his own act with gender-bending guests: M. Lamar's thundering countertenor, Glenn Marla's transgender body-issue shtick, plus other rotating acts. But none come close to Bond's own mix of spiked punch and self-aware provocation—I can't think of another performer who would rhyme "JonBenét" with "Jean Genet," then add: "Well, they were both little prisoners." Alas, that's close to how we feel at Lustre when Bond's not onstage.
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LONDON — ITV Studios, the production arm of the U.K. terrestrial web, and Elisabeth Murdoch's Shine have formed a co-production partnership.
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