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Agreed completely on this. I really don't think the ps3 is worth it's price, and yes, there are barely any ps3 only titles. Xbox live is kicksass as well, another good reason to get it.Originally Posted by ToxicDemon
Companies do things like that all the time. It's just business. I thought Warhawk was actually selling well but who cares. If the game is good then what do sales matter. Square has abandoned Sony? I haven't heard anything like this. Final Fantasy XIII is coming out for PS3 as well as FFXIII Verses. PS3 is worth buying now if you want. Really good games are on the way. There might be a price cut in early '08, so you could wait for that.Originally Posted by sagema
PSN: Lou-igi
Agreed completely on this. I really don't think the ps3 is worth it's price, and yes, there are barely any ps3 only titles. Xbox live is kicksass as well, another good reason to get it.Originally Posted by ToxicDemon
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"Life's a game", and I lost the manual...
PS3 is the better value compared to the 360 IMO. 99.99 for a wireless adapter and 50 bucks for live for a year. When I bought my PS3 Xbox was still at 399.99(premium) and PS3 just went to 499.99. PS3 was cheaper in the end and had a bigger Harddrive. Come on Microsoft, thats a little excessive. Free wifi and online gaming with the PS3. Granted it's not as good as live but at that price, its a better deal IMO. You don't need to buy an external Blu-ray player like the 360 HD-DVD. PS3 has some pretty good PS3 only titles. There isn't as much as the 360 but IT'S UNDER A YEAR OLD! There is always a slow period. PS3 has great potential and the games are on the way.Originally Posted by JT.
I would like to have a 360 but I don't feel like paying for the extras.
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I agree with you on all that. I don't mean any dissrespect to the X, but...there is absolutly NO excuse for any new counsel to not have integrated wi-fi...period. That is unacceptable IMO. I also don't like the fee for online access...makes me feel like I'm being gouged...free on-line is what I like.Originally Posted by Big_League_Slugger
But to my original thought, I'm thinking we'll see 100GB PS3, with six axxis AND rumble, and maybe something else...perhaps an integrated TV tuner and Tivo-like abilities within the first quarter or second quarter of 08.
Yeah, I don't know about the 100gb but all those others are on the way. I've heard that the new DualShock is going to be better the the 360 controller. I'm not sure about that because vibrating is vibrating right???Originally Posted by LaZer
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my girl works in the game industry. they are coming out with a 40 gig at 399.99 and the 80 gig at 499.99. you just gotta wait for the price drop.Originally Posted by Big_League_Slugger
Owner of PS3 and Wii. Playing Unreal Tournament 3 at the moment. Everything else is on hold.
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Cool, what does she do.Originally Posted by arcticreaver
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Look, by the end of 2008 you will have a better idea if this is the console for you. Don't make the same mistake I made when I rushed out and got a TG-16 for X-mas. My parents paid for it, but it was still a mistake. I could have gotten a ton of other games. Patience.
she designs game manuals and box art. i can't really say the company name though.
Owner of PS3 and Wii. Playing Unreal Tournament 3 at the moment. Everything else is on hold.
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other way around man, other way.Originally Posted by ToxicDemon
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You can tell it's autumn time again here at Kinnordy; fallen leaves litter the paths and any leaves left on the trees have started to turn. It makes a beautiful scene from the hides and along the paths, seeing all those red and golden tones. What's even better is that now some of the willow scrub has been removed from the north end (in front of Gullery hide and continuing along to the left) we get more of a spectacular view of the autumn colours from the hides. You may have even heard the contractors with their chainsaws at the beginning of September. The amount of willow they have been able to remove gives the reserve a more open feel about it and looks so much better - even if the osprey perch is in full view!
Mute swan, mallard and wigeon numbers have been on the increase. There are now around 24 mute swans on the loch at the East end. Also at the east end wigeon numbers are up to 40+. Hanging around in the wigeon groups are a few tufted duck (4). Some teal (4) have even been spotted recently.
Along the paths there is always a flurry of activity with chaffinches, bullfinches, robins, blackbirds, blue tits, great tits and long-tailed tits swoopping from tree to tree. Even the red squirrel has been spotted more frequently - perhaps easier to see with less leaves obscuring the view.
Its almost time for both the ospreys and marsh harriers to migrate. Both species have been seen less frequently around the reserve in the last week. While the ospreys have a gruelling trip all the way to Africa ahead of them, marsh harriers are more likely to be found in down south in England for the winter.
Now it's just a case of waiting for the geese (greylag and pink-footed geese) and whooper swans to return to roost on the loch.

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As those of you who are mothers know, it's up to us to teach our children how to grow up and be responsible, caring, well behaved teenagers and adults. Every day we take on the arduous challenge of teaching our children manners, life lessons and morals. We fight with them. We comfort them. We teach them how to clean themselves and care for themselves.
Oh, how many times I've silently prayed that I was doing well, or wished I had a manual that would give me step-by-step instructions for raising strong, wonderful children, who have compassion, strength and character. I've also prayed for them to be well behaved.
The Devil Woman, however, has taken parenting to a whole new level. Yes, Dear Readers, she's moved from teaching us children moral lessons and daily actions to teaching her dogs. Yes, her dogs.
Now, we all know it's our responsibility as pet owners to train our dogs and teach them tricks, when possible. But DW is the only woman I know who takes pet training to the next level...leading by example.
Almost a year ago, DW and I heard about a woman who was giving away puppies for the cost of their first set of shots. Since we were both interested in having a pet - me for my children and her to fill the void left by her now empty nest - we called the woman and made an appointment to see her. We both decided to accept a puppy and she took a male while I took a female. To sum that up for you, her dog and my dog are brother and sister. She named her dog Luke, after the movie Cool Hand Luke, so that when she was training him she could say, "Now what we have here is a failure to communicate." Uh-huh, she has issues.
Now, as any responsible pet owner knows, you have to start training your new puppy as soon as possible after purchasing them. But the training DW gave her dog? Well, let's just say it was a bit...unconventional.
About six months ago Cookie and I are outside with DW and she's complaining about how her dog has been digging all kinds of holes all over the yard (something my dog does as well). She was bitching and moaning about it for a good ten minutes and then she she brightened up and said, "I know how to fix this." Cookie and I exchanged a look and didn't ask any questions. From past experience, we knew better.
So, a few days later DW comes in and is just happy as a clam, because she'd taught her dog where it was ok to dig in the yard. How did she do that? Well, she showed him, of course.
I mean, literally showed him.
She took him out into the back yard, made him follow her over to where she wanted him to dig, and then dug a hole herself. With her hands. Like they were paws.
*pause for laughter to die down*
Then she placed a bone in the hole and proceeded to cover it up. With her hands. Like they were paws.
*another pause for laughter*
All the while talking to him in a sweet, soothing tone of voice one might use when trying to teach a toddler how to stack blocks on top of each other. *stares*
But wait, it gets better...
A few months later, my dad and son took said dog to the vet. While they were there a woman came in with a fairly large puppy and my dad remarked that he was a beautiful dog, to which the woman replied, "Well, do you want him?" Turns out she was serious and my dad and my son called and sweet talked my mom into letting them bring it home. This time, my dad picked out the name. He went with Buckskin Joe. Then he said they needed to get a female dog and name her Texas, so that he could said, Luke n Buck Texas (Luckenbach, Texas). They're perfect for each other, aren't they? (Isn't he just the cutest thing ever?? The dog, I mean. I had to clarify that, because when I let the Devil Woman read this she got all irritated. "Why is he the cutest thing ever and I'm The Devil Woman? You're such a daddy's girl!" I said, "Ma, I was talkin' about the dog." She shut up real quick, but I couldn't stop laughing).
Before you ask, yes, she taught him to dig, too. The dog, I mean, not my dad.
Anyway, DW comes in to work the other day and she's telling me and Cookie how she bought this little plastic pool for the dogs because it gets really hot here in the summer. Do you see where this is going? Yup, she had to teach them how to swim.
So she climbed into the pool and laid down and moved around. Then got up and walked around and then cajoled the dogs in with her. She splashed water on them and got down on her knees like she was a dog and, well, showed them how to swim. In a little plastic kiddy pool in her back yard. Where the neighbors could see.
You have no idea how bad I'm regretting moving so close to her. In such a small town.
Instead of the crazy Cat Lady mother, I got the crazy Dog Lady mother.
Lucky me.
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Tales of the Devil Woman: Episode 15
As those of you who are mothers know, it's up to us to teach our children how to grow up and be responsible, caring, well behaved teenagers and adults. Every day we take on the arduous challenge of teaching our children manners, life lessons and morals. We fight with them. We comfort them. We teach them how to clean themselves and care for themselves.
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11 comments:
- Isabel said...
*picturing your mom in kiddie pool teaching dogs to swim* LMAO!!!
*Picturing your mom teaching dogs to dig* LMAO!
- Mailyn said...
OMG doggies!!!!!!!! Waaaaaahhhh!!!!!! *runs around the room like a maniac*
OMG cute doggies!!!!!!
Sorry, I still can't get over the cute doggies. :P
- ames said...
Oh my god!! That puppy is gorgeous! I'm so jealous. I'll send Max to you if you send Buck to me. C'mon - you're tempted aren't you? LOL
You're mom is unconventional - but it works. And she's funny. I'm still laughing imagining DW teaching dogs how to swim in a kiddie pool.
- Holly said...
Yup, my mom's a little strange, Izzy! haha
Mailyn and Ames, isn't Buck the cutest thing ever?? I just love him to death. These pics are kind of old, you should see how big he is now.
Ames, I really AM tempted. When I told DW that she said, "How convenient, you're willing to trade MY dog." I said, "Duh." LOL
- ames said...
Have you shown DW pics of Max?
- Holly said...
I sure have, and the videos, too, but you're doomed, because my dad has always wanted a Jack Russel and therefore DW just absolutely refuses to acknowledge his cuteness. LOL She's evil like that...;)
- Fickle Fiona said...
LMAO Spawn!
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- ames said...
Ohh, Holly you got spammed!
Has your dad seen vid/pics of Max? He can get his JRT fix through that. LOL
Let DW know I think her dogs are cute - maybe she'll soften up to Max. :)
- Holly said...
Ugh! I've been putting it off, but I guess I'mma hafta turn the word verif thingy on. *sigh* Stupid spammers!
I showed my dad the vids of Max and he got that glossy eyed look that means he's scheeming. hehehe We'll see how long DW holds out....
- Grace said...
LMAOLMAO!! Oh Holly, I do so love your mama! She's too funny!!!
And awwww, those pictures are freakin' ADORABLE!!!!


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|First Rotary dinner a big-time success
Public servants and businesses honored at inaugural event
It would be a major understatement to say the inaugural Rotary Club of Rohnert Park-Cotati Dinner and Awards Ceremony was a success.
The event, held May 9 at Sonoma Mountain Village, drew an overflow crowd of Rotarians as well as family and friends of the nominees and winners. The event shined a brighter light on individuals, businesses and public officials who have made a positive impact on the local community.
The ceremony was the brainchild of Gerard Giudice, who is the outgoing club president and owner of Sally's Tomatoes. There were three categories of awards– Individual Volunteer of the Year, Business of the Year and Public Service Officers of the Year. The first two categories had multiple nominees, while the Public Service category declared one winner each from the Cotati Police Department, Rohnert Park Dept. of Public Safety and the Rancho Adobe Fire District.
Donald Persico, who tutors kids struggling with math at the Rohnert Park Boys and Girls Club, was named the Individual Volunteer of the Year, while Downtown Auto Body was tapped as Business of the Year.
Cotati Police Chief Michael Parish presented Officer Baudelia "B" Gallo as his department's Officer of the Year. Officer Josh Burns was honored by RPDPS Chief Brian Masterson as the department's Officer of the Year. Frank Treanor, Chief of the RAFD, selected firefighter Bruce Linscott as Firefighter of the Year.
"This shows the community can be allies and partners," a beaming Giudice said. "What pleases me most is none of the nominees were Rotarians, and no members of the selection committees belonged to Rotary. This was community. Through the media, we see the bad outweigh the good in our community."
Others nominated in the individual category were Wes Claasen, Amee Sas and John Umland. Persico has been tutoring kids from the first through eighth grade for years and plans to do so because additional work outside the children's classroom is a much-needed commodity.
"Being given this award means the work we do at the Boys and Girls Club is regarded by the people as having significant value," Persico said. "Math is a very difficult subject for some kids, and they deserve whatever help we can give them."
Gus Travena, owner of Downtown Auto Body, said he was humbled by the honor on behalf of those on his staff and himself. He acknowledged that any of the other nominees in the Business of the Year category – DK Landscaping, Loud & Clear Music and Rohnert Park Disposal-Ratto Group – easily could have been given the award.
"It's a cool feeling, but it's an awkward feeling as well, because I'm in the room with peers and people I really look up to…people who do more than I do," Travena said.
Parish told the story of how Gallo rose through the ranks in Cotati, starting as one of the department's Explorers. He said her sheer determination, hard work and the values instilled upon her by her parents have molded her into one of the top officers in the department. Gallo said she sometimes is taken aback at her career.
"Sometimes I'm floored to see where I started as to opposed to where I am now," she said. "It meant a lot to me just to be nominated for Officer of the Year, because all of the officers in Cotati do great work."
Masterson, when speaking about Burns, highlighted a case where his officer used both brains and brawn to capture a suspect. Recently at one business, a good deal of money was taken from its cash register. After getting a description of the suspect and checking surveillance cameras, Burns asked himself, "Where would someone with a lot of quick new money go?" The answer, the casino. Burns tracked down the suspect at the Graton Resort and Casino, made eye contact and chased him down and subdued him in the parking lot.
"Something like this (award) is humbling, but it's nice to be recognized for the hard work," Burns said. "I don't think I was doing anything special. I was just doing my job."
Linscott actually tried to get Treanor to hand out the Firefighter of the Year Award to someone else, but the numbers of volunteers at RAFD have dwindled.
"I guess I was the obvious choice," Linscott said with a laugh.
What makes Linscott being honored so unique is the fact volunteer firefighters have to be trained in the same manner as paid firefighters, which Treanor said, "that takes a lot more commitment."
Linscott, who runs a business in San Rafael but lives in Rohnert Park, said, "It means a lot to have the years as a volunteer honored."
Rotary plans on making this an annual event, and Giudice is already floating ideas on how to improve on what proved to be a successful event. He feels it is of vital importance to honor the volunteers and especially public service officers.
"There is so much negativity with firemen and police, but these people are not the enemies…they are the good guys," Giudice said. "They're the people who are putting their lives on the line so the rest of us can feel safe. To be able to honor them in the community is crucial. We just need to see more of the positive aspects of our community brought to light."


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Ms. Blankenship received her B.A in Textile, Apparel and Home Furnishings Merchandising from Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Missouri. She resides in Gladstone, Missouri.
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A father exerts a 2.40 · 102 N force to pull a sled with his daughter on it (combined mass of 85.0 kg) across a horizontal surface. The rope with which he pulls the sled makes an angle of 20.0° with the horizontal. The coefficient of kinetic friction is 0.200, and the sled moves a distance of 8.00 m. Find
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The author believes that masturbation is practically universal in children, but it is by no means abnormal in young children and that harm is due to excessive indulgence.
The injury is not so much physical, as psychic, and the treatment is along those lines very largely.
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Dear Alex:
What I usually do is to start with a scope and convince myself that the
interrupt line I think is asserting is truly the interrupt line that is
asserting. Sometimes, what the hardware is doing and what the software
indicates it is doing are not quite the same thing. Interrupt lines are one
of those where counting from zero rather then one between schematic
designers and software engineers sometimes leads to trouble.
I sometimes setup a push button on a PCI or PCMCIA extender card so I
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> Hi,
> I'm trying to get an ethernet PCMCIA card driver running on a PowerPC
> running VxWorks 5.3. The attach routine calls intConnect() and
> sysIntEnable(5). As soon as I call usrNetInit, the processor (or at
> least serial port I'm using kermit through), locks up.
> I hacked pcmattach to not enable the interrupt. Then pcmattach
> succeeds and retrieves and prints the MAC address from the card. Then
> as soon as I either type sysIntEnable(5) or plug in the ethernet cable
> (if I already had sysIntEnable'd), the processor locks up.
> It doesn't look like the ISR is being called at all. I put a
> logMessage("hello") as the first inst, never saw anything - but then I'm
> not sure I would.
> Any ideas? How do you go about debugging a problem like this?
> Thanks.
> Alex


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On the heels of our 12th Blitz Death Match, we know you are all still looking for more blitz? So look no further! GM Alexandr Fier and GM Leonid Kritz will take the virtual stage in Chess.com's 13th Blitz Death Match, set to take place Sunday, April 21st, at 12PM (noon) Eastern, 9AM Pacific.
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GM Alexandr Fier comes in with a FIDE rating of 2599, making him the 4th highest rated player in Brazil. Fier is fresh off a very recent victory at the 2013 Georgi Tringov Memorial (the Bulgarian Open Championship), dominating the GM-studded field with the incredible score of 8.5/9!
GM Leonid Kritz has a FIDE rating of 2613, making him the 6th highest rated player in Germany, and the slight favorite on paper for the match. Kritz was the 1999 U16 Junior World Champion, and earned his GM title in 2003. He participated in the 2004 FIDE World Chess Championship, beating GM Krishnan Sasikiran in Round 1 before losing to GM Rafael Leitao in Round 2.
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Yay, go Alex! ty chess.com!
By the way, Rafael Leitão, mentioned in the article, is another brazilian GM.
Its nice to see a brazilian here since we do have our GMs, but they are usually out of the strongest events...
Thank you @-waller- -- BECAUSE you're right, the easiest thing would be to get American based GMs, and we can't have 2700+ GMs at every Death Match!
Though, without making announcements yet, I will say we have some high profile people on the way!
also also, I'll be rooting for my neighbour
Yeah right. To the guy who said "and him only because Nigel Short beat him..."
Awesome stuff, can't wait!
Should be a very high quality match-up! To the guy who said "invite high profile players" - well, these guys are probably VERY high profile players to Brazilians or Germans. It's nice to see Chess.com getting in players from around the world, which surely isn't their easiest option as an American based company.
Only heard of Fier before - and him only because Nigel Short beat him in quite a nice game at the Olympiad last year - but look forward to seeing plenty of their chess on the 21st!
Invite high profile players.
Their FIDE ratings are very close and very high. These battles are intense.
dont like this 1 before was a lot better invtite some 2700 players
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Well established in the center of West Street since 1999 Rosewood Cafe has always been a gathering place for stars and other celebrities during their stay in Yangshuo. You will appreciate the genuine chinese atmosphere with a special western touch offering quality service and drinks. It's buffet breakfast is particularly appreciated for its large choice of food and drinks.
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Does ESPN love pro football? It depends on the night of the week. Again this fall the sports network will air NFL games on Sundays, and the announcers will enthuse about the toughness, the intensity, the will to win. But starting Tuesday, Aug. 26, ESPN presents a drama series—the network's first—that starkly depicts pro football as brutal, dishonest and drug-infested. Oliver Stone's film Any Given Sunday took a similarly jaundiced view of the football business, then expected the audience to be swept away by the excitement of on-the-field action. The first two episodes of Playmakers, on the other hand, build sympathy for a few of the athletes but give viewers no reason to root for the fictional Cougars as a team. To me that's commendably unconventional; to Sunday-night fans it may be a turnoff.
The show benefits from a strong cast, led by Russell Hornsby (Haunted) as Leon, a veteran running back straining to come back from a knee injury; Omar Gooding (Baby Boy) as Demetrius, the cocky outlaw who took Leon's starting job but can't beat the urge to get high; and Jason Matthew Smith as Eric, a linebacker haunted by a hit that left an opponent paralyzed (we see it over and over in flashback). The Cougars are so laden with woe that the drama often seems like soap opera in shoulder pads, and the principals have too many confessional voice-overs in which they speak of themselves in the second person. But Playmakers has enough grit and talent to hold interest in its rookie season. BOTTOM LINE: Moves the ball despite mistakes.
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Placing Martin Luther King Jr.'s eloquence in the context of civil rights history, this documentary marks the 40th anniversary of the March on Washington by recapturing the drama of an event that brought the quest for racial justice to the forefront of America's consciousness. Narrator Peter Jennings examines the "I Have a Dream" speech in detail, showing how a carefully crafted address turned into a "Baptist sermon" as King drew inspiration from the crowd. And movement veterans such as Ossie Davis and Harry Belafonte contribute vivid memories. BOTTOM LINE: Join the march.
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Arclight Films is one of the world's leading international sales companies for theatrical, television and home video. Arclight Films has sold over 150 motion pictures including the Best Picture Oscar® winner CRASH, and Golden Globe® Best Picture Nominee BOBBY.
Arclight Films additionally encompasses subsidiary labels Darclight Films, the edgy genre-driven division of the company whose films include the worldwide horror hit WOLF CREEK, action thriller BAIT 3D and a current slate that includes WOLF CREEK 2, and Easternlight, a specialty arm showcasing Asian cinema with the largest film library of any non Asian-based indie film label. Films sold under the Easternlight banner include the worldwide blockbuster FORBIDDEN KINGDOM starring Jackie Chan and Jet Li, 14 BLADES starring Donnie Yen, legendary auteur Chen Kaige's SACRIFICE and a live action adaptation of the world-renowned legend MULAN, now in pre-production.
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FLINT, MI -- A Montrose Township father has pleaded guilty to killing his 3-month-old son after the child would not stop crying.
Jeramy David Wagner, 24, pleaded guilty Tuesday, Feb. 4, to second-degree murder and first-degree child abuse after he killed his child, Andrew, by punching him in the head Oct. 15, 2012. The plea included an agreement that will call for a sentence of life with the possibility of parole.
"This is a good resolution for all parties involved," said Wagner's attorney Tricia Raymond. "He accepted responsibility and there was no history of abuse to the child."
Wagner was charged with felony murder and first- and second-degree child abuse after authorities say the boy died from blunt force trauma to the head.
"Jeramy Wagner plead(ed) guilty to murder and will be sentenced to life in prison," according to Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton. "The family of the victim was in agreement with this outcome."
Montrose Township police responded to an emergency call for an infant in distress at Wagner's home in Riverside Mobile Home Park on Oct. 15, 2012.
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Raymond said Wagner was watching his son while the boy's mother was not at home. The baby was crying and Wagner snapped, punching the infant once in the head with a closed fist, Raymond said. The unresponsive baby was placed in his crib and discovered by his mother.
"I don't think we'll ever understand why these things happen," Raymond said.
Wagner briefly addressed the court during Tuesday's plea hearing.
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MOBILE, Alabama – It's not every day that you pull up behind a red convertible Ferrari F335 Spider—at least not in Mobile.
But in the past couple of days, the car has been seen reportedly cutting off another driver on Government Street downtown; parked at the Carlen House Museum on Murphy High School's Midtown campus; and exceeding the 35-mile-per-hour speed limit on Dauphin Street near I-65, heading east.
On social media, the driver is rumored to be Thomas Jane, who's in town filming the futuristic thriller "Vice" with Bruce Willis.
Jane, once wed to actress Patricia Arquette, is best known for his roles in "The Punisher" and "Deep Blue Sea," as well as two movies based on Stephen King novels, "Dreamcatcher" and "The Mist." He also starred in the Showtime series "Hung."
Tom Andrews, who said the car cut him off Sunday evening on Government Street in downtown Mobile, was in awe of the convertible. "If I could afford it, I'd definitely have a ferarri, not for status, but because I think they are automotive works of art," he wrote on Facebook.
He continued, beneath a photo he snapped of the Ferrari: "This also explains why the driver of this got neither the finger nor cussing for cutting me off like he did. Might not be fair, but those who drive the automotive equivalent of an Ivory-Billed Woodpecker get a pass."
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Should We Ban Weddings and Showers?Chaunie Brusie
Do you ever think about how strange it is that we have an entire culture dedicated to the wedding industry? There are society pages in newspapers, TV shows, and industries completely dedicated to weddings … even the Library of Congress has an entire wedding business website.
One source by the wedding industry proclaimed that through 2006-2009, brides and their lucky grooms spent over 86 billion dollars on crafting their happily ever afters, which let's face it, is a lot of cold, hard cash.
So, is it worth it?
Obviously, the 50% divorce rate of all marriages is an indicator that the picture perfect wedding does not a happy marriage make.
Are we foolishly investing time and energy into fooling ourselves and those we love with extravagant showers, bachelor and bachelorette parties, and plated dinners that pretty much all taste the same anyways? Would the world be a better place if we banned the craziness that is wedding showers and weddings? (Just imagine the commotion that would happen on Pinterest without wedding boards! No rustic themed wedding favors??)
Writer Valeria Alexander thinks that banning weddings or showers wouldn't hurt. In a piece for The Huffington Post, she writes:
"Imagine for a moment if weddings were prohibited, or better yet, if you could only have one after 10 years of marriage. How much money would be saved? More importantly, how many ill-advised unions would never happen in the first place? I swear, weddings are the leading cause of divorce. If some girl wasn't fulfilling her childhood fantasy of being a princess, holding court in the perfect gown with the perfect hair and perfect flowers, on a day dedicated solely to celebrating her ability to land a man, how much more effort would she put into finding the right mate, since the reward for doing so would be a lifetime together, rather than a coronation?"
I have to admit, what she says makes a lot of sense. I do think the world has gone a little wedding crazy. I remember myself, so focused on feeling "completed" by the ring on my finger or wishing that I could post the cutesy pictures of our picture-perfect wedding on Facebook. It's easy to get swept up on the myth and the magic of "happily ever after."
But at the same time, I have to disagree with Ms. Alexander.
Because honestly, there are a few things that will never change about life — and that's births, weddings, and birthdays. It's all part of the unique human experience. We want those life-defining moments; we want to live vicariously through them. We sit in the corner and sip coffee while we watch the young ones dance, or we are the young ones dancing. Or we huddle with the other parents as we try to stop the really young ones from getting stomped to death by the teens on the dance floor.
Yes, weddings and showers are a bit extravagant. But I don't believe they are so much about trying to teach a young woman what her life is really about, or that she won't have worth unless she is a "Mrs."
Honestly, I think they are more about celebrating the good that we see in life. The good that we need to see in life to make it worth living.
I don't think it needs to cost $20,000, or that the goal in every woman's life is to find the perfect princess dress that is worthy of a Say Yes To The Dress moment. I'm all about teaching girls that they don't need a man to make them who they are.
But I do think that weddings remind us that when there is love, there is hope.
And that's something worth celebrating.
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The Far Side of the Roster
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August 24 2011 02:20AM
The Oilers let some useful pieces go this summer. Kevin Montgomery, the young and still promising defenseman acquired from Colorado at last season's trade deadline, was one. Others include long-time prospect Colin McDonald, fresh off a 40-goal season in the AHL, as well as a pair of high-profile 'tweeners in Greg Stewart and Ben Ondrus.
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August 22 2011 04:45PM
The Edmonton Oilers have added Duane Sutter to their professional scouting staff, as per an announcement made on the team's official website earlier today.
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This is Bill Hunter. Without Hunter, the Edmonton Oilers would not be the city's most famous entity, would not impact Oiler Nation to the point where the Oiler brand and items surrounding have become an everyday activity. How much time do Oilers fans spend a week on their team? How many man or woman hours do they spend on the team instead of actually working? The mind boggles.
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August 22 2011 02:52AM
It has been customary the last few years for fans to scrutinize each decision the Oilers make and try to identify the responsible party. Scouts make a good selection; we try and find the regional scout who would have seen him the most (and we do the same when the choices are poor). A series of poor trades are made, and along with the general manager we question the professional scouts – have they been letting the team down?
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- If you were out on a lake near the Eagle River area last weekend, you might have seen a lot of gray hats. Anglers spread out on seven lake families. They were all hoping to win the 28th National Championship Musky Open.
Anglers take part in many musky competitions in the Northwoods, but one continues to break records with participation.
Larry Slagowski is the president of the Musky Clubs Alliance (MCA) of WI. He says, "This year we had 1,222 people."
Charlie Pulchinski (Rudolph) "If we catch a fish, that's going to be great," adds Charlie Pulchinski of Rudolph. "But just to be out here is something special."
Dave Allen, the MCA's executive director explains, "Basically we're all fishing for trophies. There's no money involved. Everyone just comes here and has a good time and we give away a lot of prizes."
The largest amateur musky tournament in the U.S. prides itself on bringing fun to fishing.
Steven Tilque (Pound, WI) "There's more friendly people than any other tournament I've fished, ever," Steven Tilque of Pound, WI adds.
This tournament also stresses the importance of families bringing out the younger generations of fishermen, in order to grow the sport.
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A 67-year-old man with stage III lung cancer complicated by lung abscesses was receiving fluid resuscitation for dehydration through a left subclavian port when he developed sudden onset of confusion and left-sided weakness. The patient gradually became less responsive, and a computed tomographic scan of the head demonstrated air in the cerebral veins (Figure, B) as well as incidental cerebral atrophy. A venous source was suspected, and a computed tomographic scan of the chest confirmed air in the right subclavian vein (Figure, A). The patient did not improve, despite receiving hyperbaric oxygen. Magnetic resonance imaging of the head demonstrated a gyriform pattern of ischemic changes (Figure, C) consistent with air emboli.1
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What are you most proud of? That I actually stuck at it as there was an awful lot of little squares to sew together! Also, my room is now complete, no more cushions needed, well for this room... I am now starting to make some for my Sitting Room!
What advice would you give someone starting this project? Make the squares bigger! I cut mine at 3.5" which made 2" HST blocks which meant alot of sewing. I used the HST method of sewing two 3.5" contrasting squares together then cutting them diagonally twice making 4 HST little squares. Be sure to lay it out and sew row by row as it is tricky keeping the pattern in order.
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Chinese proves too strong for debutant finalist in winning Australian Open at the third attempt
The American, gunning for her 18th Grand Slam title, struggled with a back injury
When Caroline Wozniacki was world No 1, her critics always pointed to the fact that she had never won a Grand Slam title. Now that the 23-year-old Dane is heading out of the world's top 10 it seems she does not even have it in her to make the quarter-finals any more.
Wozniacki suffered her eighth consecutive Grand Slam exit before the quarter-finals in the 4-6 7-5 6-3 defeat by fast-improving young Spaniard Garbine Muguruza
Stephens was fighting back last year when Azarenka took a medical time-out which some suggested was tactical in order to break her opponents rhythm
The hottest day of the Australian Open so far finally saw play suspended but only after a succession of players suffered in the 43C heat. One of the worst affected was Jamie Murray, who experienced painful body cramps for several hours after winning his doubles match.
The Russian was expressing her concern after she battled through a gruelling three-and-a-half hour match with Karin Knapp
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