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WEXFORD -- Villa Maria girls basketball coach Doug Chuzie liked what he saw of his team Friday night during its final tune-up for Saturday's PIAA first-round showdown with Hopewell.
"We had our best practice of the year," Chuzie said Saturday. "We shot the ball extremely well, we were focused and we were ready to play."
But the Victors couldn't bring it with them Saturday, as they suffered through a nightmarish 0-for-22 performance from 3-point territory and committed 23 turnovers en route to a 45-28 loss to the Vikings.
"Unfortunately, it was one of those days where the ball wouldn't go through the hoop," Chuzie said after the defeat, which left his team with 22-4 record.
Hopewell's Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, a Maryland recruit, nearly outscored Villa single-handedly, as she hit for 24 points. None of her teammates scored more than six.
Villa, the District 10 runner-up, trailed by just five at halftime at 19-14 and at one point in the third quarter had cut Hopewell's lead to 22-20.
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"We couldn't get a shot to fall in the fourth quarter," Chuzie said.
Chuzie said the Victors' defense didn't let them down. "We forced 26 turnovers," he said. "But we struggled on the offensive end for some reason."
Karlee McBride led Villa with 18 points, but Shanice Morris was the only other Victor to score more than two points and she ended up with just four.
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Peter Weir's The Way Back enters the canon of survival films as perhaps the most sadistically intent on making you feel as much of its subjects' physical agony as possible. Despite its impeccable awards pedigree and prestige pic status, it may be too straight-up harrowing to get much traction, either with the Academy voters or at the box office. For those with the fortitude to take the plunge, it offers an intense, morally thorny exploration of the limits of human endurance.
Weir, the great Australian director of Picnic at Hanging Rock, Gallipoli, and The Truman Show, is notoriously selective with his projects, and makes a film a couple times a decade. This purportedly true story, based on the ghostwritten memoir of Slavomir Rawicz (called The Long Walk, not to be confused with the great early Stephen King novella), obviously means a lot to Weir, and the movie gleams with painstaking effort. According to Rawicz, he and his companions escaped a Siberian gulag in 1940 and crossed the continent due south – on foot, armed with a single knife and one sack's worth of food – to emerge from the Himalayas into India in 1941.
The veracity of Rawicz's account has been widely questioned, but no matter – true stories rarely make great movies anyhow. The Way Back rockets forward with the urgency and authenticity of real life. It begins in Soviet-occupied Poland, as a military officer named Janusz (the film's stand-in for Rawicz, played by the young English actor Jim Sturgess) is interrogated and then sent to Siberia after his wife is tortured into incriminating him. One of the year's most powerful scenes, this stunner of an opening telegraphs the film's merciless, unflinching approach. There's no physical violence on the screen, but Weir punches us in the gut simply by training his camera on Janusz's face as his eyes fill with fear, which turns to horror and then anger.
The gulag is torture. Desperately malnourished men fell trees in the brutal cold or slave in poisonous gold mines. The guards inform them that it is not fences, guards, guns or dogs that make up their prison, but the murderous snow-swept isolation of Siberia. Inspired by a fellow political prisoner (Mark Strong) who latter turns out to be all talk, Janusz quickly hatches a plot to cut the electrical wire and, during a snowstorm that will cover their tracks, hoof it thousands of kilometers south to Lake Baikal. A subset of the few prisoners who have retained some semblance of a will to live – including an American expat (Ed Harris), a Russian hooligan with Stalin's face tattooed on his chest (Colin Farrell), a priest (Gustaf Skarsgard), an artist (Alexandru Potocean), and a teenage boy (Sebastian Urzendowsky) – come along. Uncommonly terse title cars at the beginning of the film inform us that only three men ultimately make it to India.
The first half of The Way Back is Peter Weir at his hypnotic best. Always adept at breathing life into landscapes – see the frightening outback vistas of Gallipoli, the mythic Central American jungle of The Mosquito Coast, and even the idyllic false suburbia of The Truman Show – Weir all but personifies Siberia and (later) the Mongolian desert. They seem threateningly to keep pace with our human protagonists. The snow-covered trees and scorching sand dunes become the terrain of an alien planet. The mines of the gulag are a steam-spitting horrorshow scarier than anything in The Lord of the Rings. The film is extraordinary at seeing these places as its characters would; even the sweeping bird's-eye views seem like an expression of their fear.
The men's flight poses moral dilemmas. Colin Farrell's hardened, cynical hooligan suggests, to Janusz's horror, that the advantage of having recruited a half-dozen fellow travelers is that they will have something to eat when things get rough. They encounter a helpless teenage girl (Saoirse Ronan), similarly on the run and wonder if they can afford to save her life. People start dying. When someone is clinging to his last breaths and can no longer move, at what point do you forsake hope and tend to those who still have a chance?
All of this makes for an intense, unpleasant experience. This is particularly true in the last hour, which depicts an unremitting fight for survival and turns rather mechanical and repetitive in the process. It becomes, essentially, a series of obstacles and milestones: nomads, thirst, the desert, a sandstorm; Mongolia, China, Tibet. The moral ambiguity drains from the film, and Weir's artistry seems to take a back seat to depicting the men's ordeal in as much horrifying, you-are-there detail as possible. Which is engaging and gut-wrenching, but not quite as interesting.
The Way Back brings a lot of talent and a tremendous amount of craft to a movie that will be too painful for most people to endure. There is nothing reassuring about it; no triumph-of-the-human-spirit comfort. The story of these men is "inspiring," but only in the grimmest possible way. The film suggests that it's always darkest just before the dawn – if the dawn comes at all.
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In July 2010, the California State University was awarded a grant from Learn and Serve America Higher Education in order to promote student success in STEM disciplines through service learning. This three-year initiative, called (STEM)2 is designed to:
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The latest initiative from the Chancellor's Office Center for Community Engagement: "Service Learning Transforming Educational Models in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)2" will continue for three years and includes engaged department institutes and service learning sub-grants. Departments will have the opportunity to apply for 'engaged department' sub-grants if they take part in the institutes: Science and Technology applications will be due in May 2011. Institutes will take place in June 2011. Institutes in Engineering and Math will take place in spring 2012.
This first sub-grant year (titled "Laying the Foundation") focuses on information-gathering and relationship-building. CSUEB's Service Learning Program will be engaged in outreach to departments and faculty once funding is approved. For more information on the Chancellor's Office Center for Community Engagement's initiative, visit http://www.calstate.edu/cce/stem/
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- Science Education for New Civic Engagements & Responsibilities (SENCER): http://www.sencer.net/index.cfm
- Science Education and Civic Engagement: An International Journal: http://seceij.net/index.html
- Science Education Research Center: http://serc.carleton.edu/index.html
- Project Kaleidoscope: http://www.aacu.org/pkal/index.cfm
- California STEM Learning Network: http://www.californiastem.org/
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SAN FERNANDO - The fate of accused child-killer Antonio Rodriguez is now in the hands of the jury.
San Fernando Superior Court Judge Ronald S. Coen issued instructions to the jury Tuesday afternoon following closing arguments given by the accused man's defense lawyer Jack R. Stone.
Antonio Rodriguez, 29, is charged with nine crimes including murder, torture and five crimes specifically against children.
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Oil drilling off the North Slope of Alaska now seems virtually a sure thing. This month, the Interior Department gave tentative approval to Shell's plans for responding to a potential spill in the Chukchi Sea, an important step toward approval of the company's plan to drill six wells in the Chukchi's frigid and forbidding waters. . .
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Painter's Helper Falls to Death From Bridge Pier
The victim was employed by a large national bridge maintenance company which painted bridges and installed rigging for scaffolds. The company had been contracted to install a basket lift in preparation for inspection of the bridge by engineers. The lift, suspended on a wire rope by an electric winch, was to carry engineers as they inspected the concrete supporting pier for structural defects. Although hired as a painter's helper, the victim had been asked to help install the lift. With the company for only a week and a half, this was his first day on the job.
The top of the supporting pier is located beneath the roadway of the bridge. To reach it, workers must descend through a locked hatchway at the north side of the road surface. By climbing down a permanent ladder with handrails, they emerge onto the northern end of the pier, which is protected by a railing. A six-foot wide walkway leads to the southern end. The walkway has no railing and is only five feet high; most workers must bend over to walk across. The walkway is permanently equipped with a horizontal static safety line, mounted 12 inches in from the edge of the pier.
The Incident
At the time of the incident, a four-person crew had installed the rigging for the basket lift at the southern end of the pier. Two members of the crew remained on the road level of the bridge and planned to lower the lift to the top of the pier. The victim and his supervisor descended to the pier through the hatchway; they were to secure the lift once it was lowered to them.
After they descended to the pier, the supervisor crossed the walkway to the southern end of the pier, followed by the victim. Both men wore safety belts with the lanyards wrapped around their waists. Contrary to safety procedures, the supervisor did not attach his lanyard to the static safety line but held onto the line with his hand as they crossed the pier. When he reached the other side, he attached his lanyard to a vertical safety rope that had been installed for use by workers in the lift.
There were no witnesses to the fall. The victim, who was new to this type of work, also did not attach his lanyard to the horizontal static line. As he crossed the pier, he fell 140 feet to the wet mud below. He was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency medical personnel. The supervisor did not see him fall; he had walked around a bridge pylon which blocked his view.
The New Jersey Department of Health, in conjunction with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, is currently conducting a research study of work-related fatal injuries. This project, known as FACE (Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation), seeks to identify the factors that contribute to fatal falls and machine related fatalities. The FACE study will help in the development and use of improved safety measures for preventing fatal injuries in the future.
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Article in our local paper stating that Atheists have far better sex lives than religious people, who are plagued with guilt during intercourse and for weeks afterwards, researches have found.
A study found that non-believers were more willing to discuss sexual fantasies and more satisfied with their experiences....
Then went on to say that strict religions such as Mormons ranked highest on the scale of sexual guilt. Their average score was 8.19 out of 10. They were followed closely by Jehovah's Witnesses, Pentecostals, Seventh Day Adventists and Baptists. Interesting that Catholics scored 6.34.
This article brought back memories for me as a newly married JW. I went to my GP (Jewish) and discussed among other things, that I felt so guilty about sex.... He misunderstood me and said ""just obey the 11th commandment"" - DONT GET CAUGHT....lol
I was riddled with guilt about fantasizing.....a woman needs a bit of help! I have come a long way since then.


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After school district officials asked the state to place it in fiscal emergency, the state auditor's office has officially placed the district into fiscal watch.
"My office is ready to work with the Liberty Local Schools to bring them back to fiscal health," the auditor's office announced.
In an earlier interview, DeVito said the district had already been in fiscal watch, but, according to state records, it had not been placed in that category. The district has been in fiscal caution since January 2010, based on projected deficits in fiscal years 2010 and 2011.
The auditor's announcement noted the district's October 2010 five-year forecast projected a deficit of $2,565,000 during fiscal year 2012. In the most recent five-year forecast, which can be found on the Ohio Department of Education's website, the district projects a $4,429,850 deficit in the 2015 fiscal year.
Martin R. Kubic, a CPA in Yost's office, on Feb. 7, sent a letter to Liberty School Treasurer Tracey Obermiyer and Superintendent Stan Watson stating the conditions of the district's financial records for the period of July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010, were unauditable.
In that letter, Kubic requested bank reconciliations for the period, bank statements for July and August of 2010, GAAP statements for fiscal year 2010, as well as other budgetary documentation.
Kubic gave the district 90 days to provide the information.
Roger W. Hardin, assistant director of the Office of Finance Program Services of the Ohio Department of Education, in a March 31 letter, indicated that the projected 2012 deficit would represent 16.1 percent of the previous year's revenue. The criteria for a school district to be moved into fiscal emergency is a 15 percent projected operating deficit.
Hardin requested the district send him a revised recovery plan by no later than May 16 that eliminates the projected deficit.
During the district's May 5 meeting the board accepted Obermiyer's resignation and named James Wilson as its interim treasurer. During the most recent board meeting on May 23, DeVito emphasized the district's financial difficulties were not due to wrong doing by Obermiyer.
In the state's announcement, it was noted the district has 60 days to submit a financial plan designed to correct their financial problems. If it is unable to do so, fiscal emergency will be declared.
School systems that are in fiscal watch have forecasted financial deficits that are at least eight percent greater than the budgets, and they have failed in attempts to pass operating levies. Districts deemed to be in fiscal emergency have forecasted operating budgets that are more than 15 percent of their operating budgets.
In response to the state inquiries, the district hired an independent audit firm to assess the status of its accounting practices, assist in putting its books in order and to look at any irregularities. The district also requested an audit of the LEARN and LEAD conversion schools.


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What happens when they are gone?
Nine Hart seniors stepped off the high school softball field for the last time Tuesday, and five of the exiting group are committed to play Division I ball next season.
Pitching phenom Destiny Rodino, a four-year starter with a 2009 ERA of 0.73 going into Tuesday's CIF-Southern Section Division I semifinals against Norco, is headed to the University of California, Los Angeles.
Catcher Jessica Shults, who brought a .452 batting average, 10 home runs, 27 RBIs and 26 runs scored into the semifinals, is bound for the University of Oklahoma.
Center fielder Devon Lindvall is also headed to UCLA, while Melissa Brown will play at the University of Tennessee and Emily Henry at Chico State.
Combine those five players with the powerful bat of Heather Stiglich, Allison Lewis, Beth Ranken and Brianna Fitchpatrick, and there is little doubt as to how Hart has found such success.
"It is the end of a chapter in Hart softball," said Indians head coach Steve Calendo. "They had 97 wins, league championships, and were always competitive in the playoffs. It is definitely the end of a chapter. The program has to reshape itself."
But as to how it would reshape itself, Calendo remained unsure.
The 2009 Hart roster boasts one junior, five sophomores and three freshmen, all of which have had ample time to learn from some of the best.
"They worked so hard together," said sophomore Brenna Carlson. "They were like sisters. That was instilled in us."
Everyone agreed that it was team play that kept this team on top, and that will be the driving force in the future.
"I think we as a class made an impression of this program," Rodino said. "The team will continue the standard and will carry on the legacy."
Shults agrees. She knows the team's goal next year.
"To hold the tradition," she said. "It was a great run and we had great people."
With an influx of young talent, Calendo was also not ready to name his next set of stars.
However, the team will like rely on such players as Carlson, Tracy Chandless, junior Caitlyn Zimmerman and Emili Escamilla, who was one of only two other pitchers besides Rodino to step into the circle this season.
Escamilla served as a courtesy runner during the 2-0 semifinal loss to Norco on Tuesday, while Carlson and Chandless both started in the outfield.
However, the program and Hart fans alike will have to get used to a brand new infield next season.
And maybe, if the 2010 Indians are successful, a fifth straight meeting with Norco will be in the cards.
"I think we well have a lot of good players," Carlson said with a smile. "Hopefully we will get another shot."


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Forensic Science Panel Recommends Arson Probe
The State Fire Marshal's Office and Innocence Project of Texas will review past arson cases to determine whether faulty science could have led to wrongful convictions after the Texas Forensic Science Commission today approved recommendations to create a review program and improve arson investigations in the state.
The momentous and long-awaited move was welcomed by the family of Cameron Todd Willingham, who was convicted of killing his three daughters in a 1991 arson fire. He was executed in 2004, and scientists have since discredited the science that was used to cement his arson conviction.
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Former Bucknell
official honored
Dave Myers, most recently executive director of government and foundation relations with Bucknell University, was honored Oct. 6 with the Charles H. Coder Leadership in Entrepreneurial Innovation Award by the Bucknell University Small Business Development Center.
The award acknowledges, recognizes and celebrates those whose actions exemplify the vision of the SBDC's first director, Charles Coder, to support the growth of small businesses in the region and across the state with the vision, inspiration, leadership and determination that he exemplified. Coder served as SBDC director from 1989 to 1998.
Myers was instrumental in assisting Bucknell University in fostering regional economic and community development opportunities on campus and downtown. He helped secure $12.5 million in state funds to support core community initiatives; he helped design the funding strategy that enabled Bucknell University to secure an additional $9 million in federal tax credits for these efforts; and he helped define the four projects that these funds supported.
He also was instrumental in revitalizing the Greater Susquehanna Keystone Innovation Zone, which not only helped make the downtown investments possible, but fostered the creation of more than a dozen small businesses in Lewisburg, a number that have been significantly enhanced by the creation of the Bucknell Small Business Incubator.
Myers was presented with the award by state Sen. John Gordner, R-Berwick, the 2010 recipient of the Charles H. Coder Leadership in Entrepreneurial Excellence Award; Keith Buffinton, Dean of the Bucknell College of Engineering; and Jon Vernam, director of the Bucknell center.
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month's employee
Heather Norton, transportation construction manager, has been named the state Department of Transportation district office Employee of the Month for October 2011.
Norton has done an outstanding job of filling in as a transportation construction inspector supervisor in the field, prior to her promotion to manager this month, along with continuing to help out in the district's materials unit.
Her work in the field, a news release said, helps to free up the construction manager from some of the more tedious duties of concluding all final paperwork following completion of physical work on construction projects.
She still comes in to the Materials Unit to do year-end reports for bituminous plants.
Her performance in both the field and office has earned her a promotion to field manager, the release said, adding, "she expresses a strong dedication to the job and a willingness to handle any and all tasks that she is asked to complete. She has been working long hours during the recent storms, even though she sustained a lot of damage to her own home."
Norton, a 16-year PennDOT employee, lives in Millville with her children Curtis and Mitchell.


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Twister Trailer Announces New Dealer in South Texas�Horsepower Trucks and Trailers
Fort Scott, KS, December 4, 2013: Twister Trailer has partnered with a new dealer, Horsepower Trucks and Trailers of Brenham, Texas, owned by John Hightower and managed by Daniel Perez.
John Hightower has over 20 years of ranching and team roping experience, and currently operates a yearling cattle operation in South Texas. Diversifying his interests, he combined skills with his team roping partner, Daniel Perez, to open a new trailer and truck dealership. Perez is well known in the community and will manage the dealership on a daily basis.
Hightower mentioned that they chose Twister Trailer because "Twisters just seemed to be the best made trailer we saw, and offered the quality and style we were looking for in our premium trailer brand.� For more information on Horsepower Truck and Trailer, visit www.hptandt.com.
Stewart Gulager, President of Twister Trailer, mentions "We are very happy to add a great dealer in this area of the country, especially someone that has experience in both the cattle and horse side of the industry and we are excited to work with Horsepower to bring Twisters to South Texas.�
About Twister Trailer:
Twister Trailer is the premier trailer company in the equine industry, offering trailers to suit every horseman�s needs. Superior in quality, features and style, Twister Trailers are pulled by top horsemen in many disciplines including: Trevor Brazile, Patrick Smith, Casey Deary, Carol Metcalf, Teddy Robinson, Craig Cameron, Charmayne James, and Russell Dilday. Twister Trailers: setting the standard by which trailers are built. www.twistertrailer.com
Twister Trailer Wins 2013 Agri-Business of the Year Award
Fort Scott, KS March 18, 2013: Twister Trailer has won the 2013 Agri-Business of the Year award from the Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce. This award is given to the business in the agricultural industry that has contributed the most to the area economy and the community in the previous year. President Stewart Gulager accepted the award and remarks "We are very happy to be recognized by our community for our hard work. All of us at the factory are proud of our contribution to the economy in our area and for striving for excellence in trailer design and manufacturing, so we can continue to build the best trailers in the industry.�
Lindsay Madison, Executive Director of the Fort Scott Kansas Chamber of Commerce, says "the Fort Scott Area Chamber of Commerce is honored and proud that Twister Trailer is located in Fort Scott and Bourbon County. Twister is a leader in the trailer industry with many of the top names in rodeo pulling their trailers. When driving by the plant one can�t help but be impressed by the line-up of newly manufactured trailers ready to go on the road with their future owners. Twister is also community oriented as they recently donated aluminum used for engraved donor plaques for a Plaza of Flags project recently completed by the Chamber and volunteers in honor/memory of those who have served our country.�
Twister Trailer is the premier trailer company in the equine industry, offering trailers to suit every horseman�s needs. Superior in quality, features and style, Twister Trailers are pulled by top horsemen in many disciplines including: Trevor Brazile, Patrick Smith, Tuf Cooper, Casey Deary, Carol Metcalf, Teddy Robinson, Craig Cameron, Charmayne James, and Russell Dilday. Twister Trailers: setting the standard by which trailers are built. www.twistertrailer.com
Twister Trailer Sponsors Extreme Mustang Makeover and Mustang Heritage Foundation
June 25, 2012, Fort Scott, KS�Twister Trailer is excited to help support the popular Extreme Mustang Makeover competitions and the Mustang Heritage Foundation. Twister Trailer believes in the noble efforts of the Foundation in helping the nation�s Mustangs to become valuable equine partners.
Twister Trailer Vice President, Jim Smith, says "We took notice of the growth and popularity of these events. It is quite amazing what these animals and the trainers can accomplish in such a short time frame! Like the Mustangs, Twister trailers are quality American products, and we are glad to help the Mustang Heritage Foundation find homes for these great horses.�
About the Mustang Heritage Foundation: The mission of the Mustang Heritage Foundation and the goal of the Extreme Mustang Makeover events are to increase the adoption of Mustangs across the country. The Mustang Heritage Foundation created the Extreme Mustang Makeover events to showcase the recognized value of Mustangs through a national training competition. Since 2007, the Foundation�s adoption programs have been responsible for nearly 3,300 adoptions of trained Mustangs. For more information, visit www.mustangheritagefoundation.org.
March 22, 2012, Fort Scott, KS�Twister Trailer is excited to announce the launch of a new line of trailers, the Select Series. Available in 2013 models, Twister Select Series trailers will offer custom trailer quality, at an exceptional value. Twister Trailers have been the top choice of many rodeo athletes and champion horse trainers around the country, and now by packaging the options, trailer buyers can enjoy some of the high-end features previously only available on custom trailers. Available in a three horse or a four horse version, with a comfortable 10 foot short wall living quarters, the Select Series trailers are going to be the easy choice for most horsemen. Twister will still continue to build custom trailers for those with specialized needs.
Jim Smith, Vice President of Twister Trailer, says "The Select Series was developed to make our premium quality available to more buyers. The Select Series trailer is the best value in the industry.� With attention to every detail, Twister trailers provide convenience for the owner and comfort for the horses, so both can arrive at their destination ready to perform at their best.
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http://masseffect.bioware.com/downloads/ though to see ones other then Citadel you have to use the "New Content" menu at the top.
The Addons/dlc are not on sale however. Bioware points (the currency used to buy the addons/dlc) are also not on sale.
"Man is his own star. His acts are his angels, good or ill, While his fatal shadows walk silently beside him."-Rhyme of the Primeval Paradine AFC 54
You know a community is bad when moderators lock a thread because "...this isnt the place to talk about it either seeing as it will get trolled..."
And yeah, they are done with ME3. But not with Mass Effect. And its not like Bioware have ever lied about things before... (hint: they have, many many times)
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i was not crying in the shower
i just realized how i'll never get to meet darth vader and then soap got in my eye - Kylo Ren
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Well of course more people are going to choose red if you offer them a gun.
Are you implying that the gun doesnt shoot bullets filled with A.I viruses to take control over the target?
The only magic thing about that gun is that it can fire forever without needing to reload. Someone would have used it before instead of going through all the trouble to build a giant ball shaped space nuke.
So... i read a few of the last pages here, and, is there a new mass effect coming out that makes the indoctrination theory canon?
i'm confused :z
Well they did say that the team who made Omega and Leviathan will be doing it.
You know what that means.
ME4 will be even more combat > roleplay/lore.
About action taking focus, they did pick up the previous lead designer for Amalur a while ago which could mean good things for the RPG side of the game.
There simply is no comparison between the MP studio in Montreal and the "story" studio in Edmonton (original ME3 ending ofc was crap). I just hope that the next ME game wont be too combat focused like Omega was and I hope that ME does not get turned into a halfassed FPS-style game with only combat and hardly any story.


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Maduro says Venezuela doesn't need mediationViernes, marzo 7th, 2014
The President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, reiterated that his country "does not need mediation" to get out of the crisis it's facing and asked for an end to the "conspiracies" by the United States government to "reconquer" Latin America.
"I have a responsibility towards everything that's happening in my country, that's why I am the President. I accept that responsibility," Maduro said. What Venezuela needs, he explained, is cooperation.
Last week the U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, said his country was working closely with others in the region to facilitate some kind of mediation in the Venezuelan crisis. Meanwhile, the Permanent Council of the OAS resumed its debate on the matter behind closed doors after discussing it in small groups for three hours earlier in the day.
During an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Maduro said he is "absolutely" convinced that the United States wants to 'reconquer' Latin America and claimed there is evidence leaked by Wikileaks or Ed Snowden that proves the U.S. wanted to 'destroy' the late Hugo Chávez.


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Impac Award (unimaginative post title)
Fiona McCann
Another day, another shortlist, and this time it's for the Impac Award. The eight finalists are now tantalisingly close to a cool €100,000, which wouldn't go astray in these difficult times. Now, the appearance of Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist or Junot Diaz's The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao on the list might make it seem a little after the fact, but only because the Impac has a particularly lengthy lead-in time (If I understand the rules correctly, in order to qualify for the 2009 awards novels had to be published either in English between January 1 and December 31 2007, or first published in an English translation between those dates). Books are nominated for the award by libraries all over the world, with a panel of judges winnowing it down to the shortlist, and then choosing a winner. So let's see then: you could get whingey about the lack of female authors or Irish authors, or you could accentuate the positive for once, and point up the presence of a Dominican-American, a Pakistani-British, a French, a Norwegian and three American writers. Which sounds like something you could get your teeth into. Except for David Leavitt – spare me.


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Letter: Future of Morris County Nursing Facility is in our hands
Dear editor,
This is a heads-up from a grass-roots Morris County citizens group seeking to preserve the Morris County Nursing Facility.
Whether you currently have friends or relatives at the home, most likely you will need this fine facility at some time in the future, since there are hardly any other viable choices.
Of course you would like it not only to be available for your family, but also want it in the fine condition that it currently exists.
For years, our freeholders have made sure that this would happen, and already have long examined and used privatization in appropriate areas. Now it appears that some new members are set on stretching this concept beyond reason, which could only lead to unacceptable service to the residents, and even the loss of the facility.
Already the effects of this "slippery slope" have been noticed, but has been held in check only by the quality of the existing administration and staff, but we are at the tipping point.
You can help.
Please provide input regarding your strong opinion directly to the freeholders throughout this new year. Phone calls, letters, emails, news articles, and council resolutions all will keep the pressure on and the public informed.
The organization will be periodically "storming the castle" and not allow some freeholders to hide behind a flimsy report upholding the so-called merits of further cutbacks.
The future of the Morris County Nursing Facility is in our hands, otherwise it will not be there for us or our future generations. Please remember, this affects all Morris County residents!
Nick Rosania


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Voluptuous April 2008
Featuring Joana Bliss
Date May 15th, 2008
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Joana was one of the great discoveries of 2004 and continues to pop her top. She learned a lot about sexy modeling very quickly, proving what a quick study she is. A gorgeous face and stacked like a heaping rack of hot cakes dripping with maple syrup. She has firm, all-natural big ones and a fleshy, well-shaped ass. Joana kept it on simmer over the years, turning down many offers to play nookie on camera. Joana rarely does toys for tits but for our photographers she agreed to suck and stick a rubber cock. We found Joana through another juggy Romanian model, Angel Crisa. .


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By JON RUDDER
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MINERAL RIDGE - Despite putting up lofty numbers offensively, the United girls basketball team takes pride in being a stingy defensive team.
That stout defense was once again on display in the Division II district semifinals and powered the top-seeded Golden Eagles to a 50-29 win over fourth-seeded Girard on Thursday night at Mineral Ridge High School.
"We were very focused and we just wanted to get it done," senior Emily Zehentbauer said. "We kill it in practice with defense and that's how we played tonight."
United - allowing an average of only 36.6 points per contest- won its 15th straight game to improve to 23-2. The Eagles will go for a second straight district championship when they play sixth-seeded Champion at 2 p.m. Saturday at Mineral Ridge High School.
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GIRARD SCORING: Hayley Spalla 1-0-2, Olivia Berry 0-0-0, Alasjia Dykes 2-1-5, Michaella Angelo 1-0-2, Shymara Dykes 3-2-8, Marina Samuels 0-0-0, Lindsay Durkin 2-0-6, Bree Bishop 2-0-4, Mmiranda Boyle 1-0-2, Holly Clark 0-0-0, Valerie Thomas 0-0-0. TOTALS: 12, 3-15: 29
UNITED SCORING: Emily Zehentbauer 7-2-17, Sam Spitler 0-0-0, Tara Gray 5-0-10, Sydney Moats 0-0-0, MacKenzie Gatchel 3-0-7, Cassidy Yoder 1-3-5, Mollie Phillis 0-2-2, Courtney Hydrick 3-3-9. TOTALS: 19, 10-15: 50
Three-pointers: Girard 2 (Durkin), United 2 (Zehentbauer, Gatchel).
CHAMPION SCORING: Jordyn Skaggs 3-1-8, Gabby Lamont 4-2-13, Heather Shaver 0-0-0, Kelly Robinson 2-0-5, Emma Nicholas 0-1-1, MacKenzie Kiser 10-4-24: TOTALS: 19, 8-15: 51
PYMATUNING VALLEY SCORING: Kelsea Brown 5-3-13, Abby Hamilton 1-0-3, Rebecca Dillon 1-0-2, Geena Gabriel 5-2-13, Megan Stech 1-0-2, Michaelia Skleres 6-0-12, Heather Brant 0-4-4. TOTALS: 19, 9-16: 49
Three-pointers: Champion 5 (Lamont 3, Skaggs, Robinson), Pymatuning Valley 2 (Hamilton, Gabriel).
Zehentbauer led the Eagles with 17 points and nine rebounds. Tara Gray also netted 10 points.
United's offense sputtered early, failing to convert on several opportunities offensively while repeatedly sending the Indians to the free throw line on the other end.
"We've never played these girls before, but we have seen them play," Zehentbauer said. "We were just kind of feeling each other out through the first couple minutes."
Fortunately for the Eagles, Girard went just 1-for-8 from the free throw line while the two teams became acquainted with one another. That is, until the United offense found its form.
Courtney Hydrick kept the Eagles heads above water by netting United's first six points in a slow paced first quarter. However, after collecting her second foul in the opening frame, she was forced to the bench. Hydrick did not return for the duration of the first half.
The Eagles continued on, business as usual.
"It shows how tough these girls are and that you can mix and match them in there and they're going to play together," United coach Sam Mathias said. "They love playing basketball and they're going to get the job done when you ask them to."
United pushed their lead to double digits with the 5-foot-10 senior relegated to being a spectator. While pulling away, United locked down on defense, giving up just six points in the second stanza and 14 for the first half.
"We knew their two main scorers and we had to key on them," Mathias said. I thought we did a tremendous job with the big girl (Bree Bishop) down low, she has been a force in the tournament. I don't want to say that we completely stopped her but, I think we did a heck of a job on her and I'm proud of my big girls down low."
Bishop finished just four points. Girard was led by Shymara Dykes with eight points. No other Indians scored more than five points.
"We just didn't make shots when you're playing a good, quality team like United you have to make shots," Girard coach Andy Saxon said. "We missed free throws, that could've been a four or five point game if we make our free throws early on."
Girard shot just 3-of-15 from the charity stripe for the game. Coupled with numerous turnovers, the Indians were also unable to slow down the Eagles potent transition tempo through much of the game.
"They have a little bit of size on us and press a lot, So we were trying to avoid that type of game," Saxon said. "But we got into a running game with them and started turning the ball over, and when you turn the ball over it leads to easy baskets."
Despite going a span of 4 minutes and 28 seconds in the fourth quarter without recording a point, the Eagles were still able to maintain their double digit lead because of their patience with the basketball and relentless defense - a staple that was missing while closing out the Eagles previous win over South Range.
"We took care of the basketball like we had worked on and we talked about at half time if we were up in the fourth quarter," Mathias said. "We knew that they had to come after us so we spaced them out and had bigger gaps to go through and attack. We got about five or six easy layups there at the end of the game."
Once United stretched the floor and made the Indians play their game again, the Eagles closed out the game on a 10-2 run.
"We snapped the ball around a little bit harder and a little bit crisper and the girls were confident because they were in the rhythm of the game," Mathias said. "And you can't complain about holding a team under 30 points in the district semifinal."
Game notes
Cassidy Yoder returned to the Eagles' lineup after missing one game with a foot injury. Yoder tallied five points.
"It helps out with our depth because Cassidy played a lot last year and logged a ton of minutes," Mathias said. "So it helped having experience come off the bench. She didn't look like she missed a beat, either. She was watching the girls in practice and knew what we were doing."
Girard finished with an 18-7 record.


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