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The fan in the bathroom did not work so we let the steam in the bedroom and out of the window which set off the fire alarm three times.
The fire alarm at breakfast went off six times+ come on you need to sort out priorities. This room is not worth £120 per night we were charged for B&B.
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I paid for a King size bed with a sea view but got only a double and no view.
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Food was excellent although didn't like having to sit together with guests at breakfast, as all on one table.
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But the room itself was very mediocre. Which is fine except when you consider the rates charged. Seems as if this place is cashing in on its location.
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We stayed for one night in October just as a little birthday treat for my wife.
The area is so charming and has a lovely atmosphere, and the Mill House was perfect. Really nice staff, really helpful and were really friendly and accommodating. Great little bar with a good selection of gluten-free cakes (perfect for my wife), and although we didn't have our evening meal there, the food looked amazing with a good selection of fresh fish. Breakfast was really nice, and again the staff were really accommodating to my wife's dietary requirements. The room was really nice, quite spacious with a lovely comfy bed. We felt really relaxed and settled as soon as we got it. The location was superb, and we had a really good night's sleep, with no noise from outside or the other rooms. We were in Room 4, which had French doors out to the first floor decking, and it was really private and secluded. The area is great with lots of good walks and superb sights. We visited the Tank Museum on the way down, which we would really recommend. Really impressive, and quite humbling. On our last day, we drove round the corner to Durdle Door and that was really impressive. We will definitely come back, and we would not hesitate to stay again at the Mill House.
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THE GREAT FREE agent-auction of 2009 began last Friday. There were 171 ballplayers hoping - no, praying - their agents would be able to leverage them into a lucrative change of scene.
If the majority of these arms, bats and gloves for sale were casks of aged Bordeaux wine instead of ballplayers, this would be a year of rare vintages, indeed.
But this class of Fordeaux has so much age you'll be able to smell the liniment this spring training if the wind is just right.
A year ago, Phillies rookie GM Ruben Amaro burst on the scene like a meteor, taking a big bite out of his budget to sign 36-year-old outfielder Raul Ibanez to a 3-year, $31.5 million contract. The late-arriving but loyal Pat Burrell Fan Club was incensed. But by the All-Star Game, Ibanez was on the short list of National League MVP candidates - they were bellowing "Raaaaaaaaaaooooool" like everybody else.


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Tebow Won't Give Up On NFL Dream
Tim Tebow is touring with the SEC Network for the 2014 season while being featured as part of a two-hour pregame show. He is touring in advance this summer, and while he was in Nashville got asked about his status as an NFL quarterback. No doubt, he isn't giving up on his NFL dream.
"I'm training every day and feel like I'm the best that I've ever been," Tebow said, via Mike Organ of The Tennessean. "I still love it, love playing, talking about it, and I'm just excited about whatever the future holds. Who knows what could happen? But I'm excited about it, though."
At this point, everyone but Tebow thinks he's going to end up announcing college football till he croaks. He last played in the NFL in 2011, as a starter. His last completed pass was on November 8, 2012. If he doesn't get a shot at seeing NFL action between now and the start of the season, he'll be two years without seeing the field.


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Author of Room heads to Niagara libraries
'Room' author Emma Donoghue will read from her latest book 'The Wonder' at the Pelham Public Library Sept. 26 and Fort Erie Public Library Sept. 28. PHOTO: Craig Glover/The London Free Press/Postmedia Network
It was a dark, claustrophobic story pretty much deemed unfilmable. So imagine author Emma Donoghue's surprise last year, walking red carpets and meeting the Hollywood elite for the movie version of her 2010 novel Room.
It went on to earn four Oscar nominations, including a Best Adapted Screenplay nod for Donoghue. Star Alison Brie won Best Actress, playing a woman held captive in a tiny shed with her five-year-old son.
So how swanky is life for the London, Ont. author now that she's gotten a taste of the bright lights?
"It's really not," she says with a laugh, on the line from the UK where she has started a six-week book tour.
"I mean, I have some red carpet events in my life, but that just makes the comic contrast all the more noticeable when I'm slouching around the house in my pajamas!
"The glamour is not spread equally over my whole life. There's my ordinary, busy life, then every now and then I'll be on some red carpet and there's a strange gap between one thing and another."
After the Oscar buzz, it's back to the grind for Donoghue, who has just released her tenth novel, The Wonder. Even now, after more than 20 years publishing books, she feels a twinge of butterflies with every release. As she pulls into her London, UK hotel, she's nervously glancing at early reviews online.
"The first week of a tour you're always worried about reviews," she says. "Each book comes comes into the world naked and vulnerable. Just because they liked previous books doesn't mean they'll like the next."
She needn't worry. Early reviews for The Wonder have been stellar, with USA Today's Steph Cha praising it as "deliciously gothic" and the New York Times' Sarah Lyall calling it "fascinating." Based on actual events, the story takes place in an Irish village in 1859, where an English nurse is hired to watch over an 11-year-old girl who has survived without food for four months. With the religious residents convinced she's a miracle, the nurse keeps tabs to either expose the child or confirm her seemingly supernatural abilities.
Much like Room, it's a dark nugget of history she found fascinating.
"It's funny, you'd think I could just make up stuff myself like other writers do," says Donoghue, who will read from the book at the Pelham Public Library Sept. 26 and the Fort Erie Public Library - Centennial branch Sept. 28. "But somehow, the tiny little grit of historical incident is so stimulating to my imagination, I just love the kind of gap between what we know - the hard facts - and the imponderable, the stuff we'll never know.
"In this case, I researched 50 different cases of these fasting girls, and no one of them was the perfect basis for a novel. So I thought, I'll write my own but I'll draw on everything I've learned about these people."
For the Dublin-born Donoghue, it's the most attention she's received for a new book in the wake of Room's success last year. But just like Room, it's hardly movie material - in fact, Room would have never seen a movie theatre had Donoghue not insisted it stay true to its grim, unsettling premise.
"I had chosen the less commercial path," she says. "I had not sold Room to any big studios, even though there was a lot of interest. I deliberately turned away from the obvious kind of 'star making' power of the big studios and I (went) for a not particularly well known Irish director and I made it an Irish-Canadian co-production. This is not usually the stuff of which Oscars are made!"
Her decision paid off, but rewarding as it was, she refuses to write with movies in mind going forward.
"I got an e-mail from a teacher recently asking if I now write novels in the hope of getting them filmed," she says. "I thought, that's such an insulting thing to say to anyone who writes fiction. I would never see fiction as a ticket to Hollywood.
"I love novels in themselves. They're my favourite form, I love the fact I get to call all the shots in fiction, I get to make my own little world. So no…film is an extra for me. It's another genre I like very much, but it's not really my home turf."
- WHO: Emma Donoghue
- WHERE/ WHEN: Pelham Public Library - Sept. 26, 1 p.m. & Fort Erie Public Library - Centennial Branch - Sept. 28, 1 p.m.
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Megan has been writing for Live Science and Space.com since 2012. Her interests range from archaeology to space exploration, and she has a bachelor's degree in English and art history from New York University. Megan spent two years as a reporter on the national desk at NewsCore. She has watched dinosaur auctions, witnessed rocket launches, licked ancient pottery sherds in Cyprus and flown in zero gravity. Follow her on Twitter and Google+.
An artist's model of the Montana Dueling Dinosaurs based on geographical placement of the fossils.
The Dueling Dinosaurs are billed as the most complete dinosaur skeletons ever found in the Hell Creek Formation in Montana. Shown here is the snout of a theropod, thought by some to represent a Nanotyrannus lancensis.
The theropod in the Dueling Dinosaurs group lies encased in its field jacket. Scientists have debated whether specimens dubbed Nanotyrannus actually represent members of a distinct species or simply juvenile versions of T. rex.
Clayton Phipps, also known as the Dinosaur Cowboy, excavated the fossils up for auction at Bonhams.
Some of the coarse skin of the ceratopsid is preserved on the fossil.
The fossils' sellers say the ceratopsid (its foot is shown here) could represent a new species of Triceratops or early Triceratops horridus.


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For the last 5 years or so I wake up multipe times through the night, so I really dont get any consistent sleep. I feel like shit most of the time, which is no doubt a symptom. I estimate I sleep maybe 4-5 hours per night in total, although I'm in bed for 8-9 hours. Thinking of trying melatonin.


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Fruit Ninja, Uno and Friends Available Now for Windows Phone 8
Written Thursday, August 01, 2013 By Alan PettitView author's profile
Two new games are available for Windows Phone 8 mobile devices this week. Uno and Friends showed up yesterday afternoon with a stackable version of Fruit Ninja dropping this morning. The WP7 version of Fruit Ninja is still available with its own set of achievements.
Uno and Friends | FREE | WP8 | 51MB | Achievements
"UNO, the world's most beloved card game, introduces a brand-new free social experience! Playing UNO with friends, family, and millions of fans worldwide has never been easier! Join one of the largest free online mobile gaming communities and enjoy an all-new free multiplayer experience, competitive leaderboards and fun customization options that let you shout "UNO!" on a whole new level!"
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"Slice across the screen to deliciously slash and splatter fruit like a true ninja warrior. Be careful of bombs – they are explosive to touch and will put a swift end to your juicy adventure! Fruit Ninja features Classic, Zen and the amazing Arcade mode! Your success will also please the wise ninja Sensei, who will accompany your journey with wise words and fun fruit facts. Fruit Ninja is the messiest and most satisfying fruit game ever!"


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Linguistics Undergrad Advising at CSULB
This page covers some of the most frequent issues that arise for students majoring or minoring in Linguistics at CSULB. Use the menu items at left to find information about the major and minor requirements, the language requirement (including why those language courses you took don't show up in your Academic Requirements Report), and some tips on choosing and timing of GE classes for linguistics majors.
The career and internship information that used to be on this page has been moved to the main Linguistics department page.
How do I declare a major or minor in Linguistics?
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They are friendly and very attractive (especially the girls). They are more interested in Netflix and food than doing homework or studying, but who isn't at this point. From the Yik Yak posts during finals week, though, I gather we can all stand to spend more time studying and less time procrastinating and desperately trying to catch each others attention. If only.
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Our campus is very diverse, we are at the top ten of most diverse campus in US.
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The guys & girls on campus keep to themselves. Most of them won't talk to you unless you are in a sorority.
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SO UGLY! These people need to learn to love themselves. You can tell someone's Asian if they're dressed nicely because they're very close to being the only ones who care about how they present themselves to the world. Other people just look and smell bad. Yes, smell bad. It's a miracle if you enter a classroom and you can't smell any hot dog relish in the air (and you should consider yourself blessed).
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Whatever you're looking for in a partner, you can find it. The guys at UNLV are varying degrees of hot. What's your type? Do you like surfer dudes? Check. Skater boys? Check. Greek guys? Geek guys? Check, check. Athletes? Check. As for girls, the variety is just as big. While many argue that the girls all look the same or all dress on trend, they concede to their hotness factor. Beyond the cookie cutter looks, the artsy girls, geeks, punk rockers, and Asian fashionistas are eye candy as well. Just keep in mind, though, that not everyone is looking for love. But all things aside, UNLV has a pretty good-looking student body.
Generally, people tend to be a little less inviting in Vegas, because many students come to campus only for classes before returning to their off-campus lives. A lot of UNLV students went to high school in Las Vegas and already have their social circles established. If you're new to the area, it could be a bit more difficult to really get to know people. However, the students get friendlier as faces become familiar, especially when classes are smaller.
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The Thanksgiving Day slate gave us three NFL games to feast on to start Week 12, but there are still 13 NFL matchups left for Sunday and Monday.
A number of those 13 have important postseason implications.
The NFC playoff race heats up with Packers-Giants, Saints-49ers and Falcons-Buccaneers, while AFC contenders such as the Steelers, Ravens and Broncos need wins over teams under .500 to keep rolling toward the postseason.
In the following slides, we'll break down and pick each game left on the Week 12 schedule.


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INTIMIDATING MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERS wasn't Randy Johnson's fantasy when he began throwing a tennis ball against his family's garage 26 years ago. Johnson, then all of 8, was simply imagining himself as his baseball hero, Oakland A's pitcher Vida Blue. ("He was left-handed," he explains, "and so was I.") It didn't take long, though, for Johnson's potential as a pitching terrorist to emerge. "I'd get in the street and do my windup, and after I threw the tennis ball at the garage door 70 or 80 times, the nails would start coming loose," he recalls. "My dad would have to hammer them back in."
Now, at 34, the 6'10" pitching ace is ready to do some hammering of his own—in hopes of helping his Seattle Mariners nail down their first-ever World Series berth. With his white-dot of a fastball whistling by batters at 102 mph on a good day (and 97 mph on an average one), Johnson has become one of the most feared men in the game, particularly by left-handed batters who, because of Johnson's impressive wingspread, see the ball coming at them from somewhere behind their right ear. The urge is almost irresistible to vacate the premises—a factor not lost on Mariners management, which last week picked up the one-year contract option on the man affectionately known as Big Unit for $6.2 million plus bonuses.
Just a year ago numbers like those would have seemed fanciful. While pitching against the Milwaukee Brewers in May 1996, Johnson suddenly left the game because of back pain and for one of the few times in his major league career found himself on the disabled list. Doctors discovered a herniated disc, and by the time they had scheduled surgery, "just trying to move and roll over was painful," says Johnson. "I couldn't get to the bathroom. I was wondering if I would ever be able to pick up my kids at school, or just walk."
Despite a painful convalescence, when Johnson arrived at spring training this year, he was as good—and as scary—as new. In June he struck out 19 batters, a new record for a Mariners pitcher, in a game against the Oakland A's, and his won-lost record (18-4 as of last week) is the best of his career. Because of his over-powering speed, "it often concerns me that if I throw and lose control, I might hurt someone," he says with no hint of bravado. It concerns others as well, like San Francisco Giants first baseman J.T. Snow, whose eye socket was fractured by an errant Johnson fastball earlier this year. "When you meet him," Milwaukee Brewers right fielder Dave Nilsson says of the pitcher, "you know you're in for a tough day."
Early in his career, though, Big Unit had his own share of bad days. One of six children born to Bud Johnson, a Livermore, Calif., policeman, and his homemaker wife, Carol, he was drafted by the Montreal Expos during his junior year at USC and traded to Seattle in 1989. But because of his height, Johnson often had trouble coordinating his pitching motion and was as likely to walk three consecutive batters as strike them out. "I was pondering maybe quitting baseball," he says.
But about five years ago, Johnson's outlook started to change. One night Nolan Ryan, baseball's now-retired, all-time strikeout king, saw him struggling. "He took me aside and helped me with my mechanics," says Johnson. "I had a million-dollar arm, but I wasn't thinking enough about how to be a pitcher." Then, on Christmas Day in 1992, Johnson's long-supportive father died suddenly of an aortic aneurysm. Still uncertain about his baseball future at that point, Johnson resolved to stay in the game to honor his father. "You could say Nolan Ryan helped me with baseball, and my dad passing away gave me a bigger heart and desire," says Johnson, who became a born-again Christian soon after and gives 10 percent of his earnings to charity.
Johnson met wife Lisa, a six-foot former photo-shop manager, at a 1988 charity golf tournament. The couple married in 1993 and now have two children, Samantha, 2, and Tanner, 17 months. They spend the baseball season at their home in Bellevue, Wash., in a two-story hilltop home that bespeaks Johnson's success: manicured lawns, a Mercedes sedan and a candy-apple red Porsche in the garage.
In the off-season the family heads to Scottsdale, Ariz., where they're building a home—"for tall people," says Johnson. "All the doorways are eight feet high, and the counter tops around waist level instead of at my knees." It is, perhaps, the sign of a man who has discovered other dimensions to his life as well. "My wife and my children have grounded me," Johnson acknowledges. "I don't make baseball my life the way I once did."
Maybe not. But come next week's play-offs, his opponents had better not count on it.
MIRO CERNETIG in Bellevue
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Candy Gibbs was preparing to go to college, but she faced an adult decision. She jumped aboard an emotional roller coaster when she found out she was pregnant as a high school senior.
"I was in a situation where my parents and I panicked, and when you find yourself in a crisis, you experience every kind of emotion — fear, shame, embarrassment, anger," she said. "If you make a quick decision, it's oftentimes one you regret."
Feeling pressure from a panicking family to keep the pregnancy private and anticipating a lack of involvement on the father's end, Gibbs chose to have an abortion. Had she carried through with the pregnancy, her child would have turned 21 this year.
"Now, I'm married with three kids, and I still miss that baby," she said. "I didn't get to take her to kindergarten. I didn't watch her graduate from high school. And that's something I'll miss for the rest of my life."
Now Gibbs serves as executive director of CareNet Crisis Pregnancy Center of Amarillo, which offers women free pregnancy tests, an ultrasound and childbirth and parenting classes. As an anti-abortion organization, the facility does not provide abortion referrals, she said.
In 2010, 307 women from Randall and Potter counties received an abortion, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services, but there are no facilities that offer the procedure in the Amarillo area.
The closest abortion clinic to Amarillo, Lubbock's Planned Parenthood Women's Health Center, is among the majority of facilities offering the procedure in the state that abortion-rights activists said would be severely affected and perhaps shuttered by new state laws.
On Thursday, Gov. Rick Perry signed into law a bill that requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, mandates abortions be performed in surgical centers and bans abortions after 20 weeks. Only five of 42 abortion clinics in Texas currently meet the requirements to be a surgical center.
"My reaction is what (the laws) are trying to establish is to ensure safe care of the woman," Gibbs said. "Why would we not want a doctor to have hospital privileges, why would we not want the necessary equipment needed for surgery when performing a surgery in a clinic, and why would a woman not make the decision prior to five months?"
Leading up to the passage of the bill, abortion-rights activists expressed concerns that the new regulations would force the bulk of abortion clinics in Texas to close.
But Claudia Stravato, former director of Amarillo's Planned Parenthood that shut down in 2010, thinks the changes will not affect Texas Panhandle women's access to safe abortions. She said many women pursuing the procedure here travel more than four hours to Albuquerque, N.M.
When she was at Planned Parenthood, the facility gave women who inquired about abortions a brochure that listed contact information for Texas clinics and provided them with information about adoption agencies and Medicaid if they chose to keep the child, Stravato said.
The CEO of Haven Health Clinic declined to comment on information the facility offers to pregnant women.
The Lubbock clinic doesn't offer surgical abortions, so women already travel to Albuquerque, Midland or farther to receive the procedure. It is also one of the facilities that doesn't meet new regulations.
Medication abortions, which cost $650 at the Lubbock clinic, are offered up to nine weeks.
Even before passage of the new abortion laws, abortion clinics were regulated differently than other medical facilities, said Merritt Tierce, executive director of Texas Equal Access Fund, an organization that assists low-
income women with abortion costs.
For instance, Tierce said, the 2011 sonogram bill required an abortion doctor to administer sonograms, a procedure that is generally performed by sonogram techs in other types of medical facilities.
The only physician who performs abortions in Lubbock travels from Midland once a week to administer medication abortions. The doctor does not have admitting privileges at a Lubbock hospital and hasn't performed surgical abortions since April, clinic director Angela Martinez said.
Before that point, the clinic had offered surgical abortions up to 13 weeks and six days, and referred pregnancies upward of that to Dallas, Austin and other major cities, Martinez said.
To have admitting privileges, a clinic must be located within 30 miles of a hospital and would be required to admit 30 patients per year, a rarity in the abortion field, Tierce said.
"It wouldn't change the way clinics currently operate or the process if there are complications," she said. "It's an unreal hoop that will be impossible for many clinics to jump through."
Tierce said the requirement to upgrade facilities to surgical centers would be expensive and has less to do with safety than architectural changes, like lighting, hallways and locker rooms. Clinics that perform later-term procedures already comply with the law, she said.
Although Martinez said it was up to the board of the Lubbock clinic as to whether or not to make those changes, she thinks meeting the new requirements would involve a major renovation.
"I think that we have our own medical standards and procedures that we follow and if there are complications, we follow protocol, and it's unfair that they're wanting to shut down (clinics)," she said. "We see quite a few women from (Amarillo), New Mexico and all over the area. ... It would frustrate women to drive to Dallas or San Antonio in order to have (an abortion)."
The requirement doesn't go into effect until September 2014.
"We're going to continue to see patients as long as we can," Martinez said. "They are our No. 1 priority, so women can have access to safe abortions."
Should the new regulations force the majority of clinics around the state to close, Tierce doubts the remaining facilities would be able to handle an increased caseload.
"The clinics we work with already can't meet the demand, and I don't know how they would be able to take on patients from more locations," she said.
"There are only so many hours in a day."
A 2012 study in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal argued abortion is safer than childbirth, and showed that between 1998 and 2005, there were 8.8 deaths per 100,000 live births, while there were .6 deaths per 100,000 abortions.
"The Legislature should be focusing on other ways to improve women's health, and closing clinics only endangers women, because the data never shows the incidence goes down, because women find other ways to terminate unwanted pregnancies," Tierce said.


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The city's Licenses Committee on Wednesday will hear another request from Six Star Holdings LLC for licenses to open a "Silk Exotic" exotic dance club at 730 N. Old World Third St.
In September, Six Star, owned by Jon Ferraro and his partners, filed a new application for tavern, public entertainment and food dealer licenses. It did so after a court victory in which a U.S. district judge ruled as unconstitutional the city's lack of time limits on how long it would take the Common Council to make a decision on license applications. The council has since added time limits.
This will be the third time Ferraro has sought a license downtown. The wrinkle this time is that Ferraro's lawyer has offered the city a deal. In a letter to Assistant City Attorney Adam Stephens, Jeff Scott Olson said that if the city grants either Six Star or Ferol LLC, another company owned by Ferraro, a license, the companies will withdraw claims for damages.
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October 1, 2010, 02:35 PM
How much of a deterent to a crime by an armed assailant is a Open Carry?? The thing I see is if he gets the drop on you you are screwed. Thoughts on this???
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October 1, 2010, 02:38 PM
depends on the person doing the crime i suppose.....
if its just some kids looking to score a quick buck.....chances are good theyll leave you alone.....
if its some dude strung out on crack storming into the bank like its Normandy......you might not fare so well....
October 1, 2010, 02:44 PM
What I've been wondering is why rob a store. Rob the one with the gun, you can get more money for the gun than the store will have. It wouldn't take long to get 3 or 4 Guns. Also you can pick the brand that is most wanted. Makes sense to me.
October 1, 2010, 02:52 PM
You've just cracked open an old can of worms.
M-Cameron's response was pretty much on the mark. He'd probably agree though that, in his two examples, the bad guy probably wouldn't notice a customer open carrying a 12-gauge.
October 1, 2010, 02:53 PM
How much of a deterent to a crime by an armed assailant is a Open Carry??
If it deters a criminal, and nothing happens, how would you know whether it deterred a crime or not?
The thing I see is if he gets the drop on you you are screwed.
They get 'a drop on you' you are pretty much screwed OC or CC.
October 1, 2010, 02:55 PM
You never know when you might need a gun.
You never know what someone else is thinking.
You never know how crazy someone that might rob a store is.
Based on the above assumptions, and the fact that most of us carry not because we "need" to, but "just in case" we need to, it would be prudent to conceal carry.
October 1, 2010, 03:22 PM
None at all. It may make the criminal wait until you leave to commit the crime but it will not do anything to prevent it. Thats if the criminal even notices. What if I was there, a silly old CC'er... I am going about my business... hear "This is a stick up :)" and you decide to "skin your smoke wagon :)" and I turn around and see TWO bad guys?
I have never tried crack, but I bet that situational awareness takes a hit.
I stick with CC being safer. Just my silly opinion on a Friday afternoon.
(Disclaimer: The writer of this post does not believe that all armed robbers are smoking crack but it makes me feel better to think they are.....)
October 1, 2010, 04:08 PM
John Stossel did an interview with convicted felons doing time and they had this to say.
So if felons who rob people get uncomfortable with an armed citizen, proof enough for me.
October 1, 2010, 04:12 PM
I don't know or not if they are smoking crack. If they are they will probably shoot you once they notice your gun. If CC they may not. If OC and they don't shoot you they will for sure take your gun. If CC they may not notice the gun giving you the opportunity when he leaves or walks away to retrieve your weapon. I have never had this situation or carried either way. If Illinois ever goes carry I may find out.
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October 1, 2010, 05:33 PM
Meth addicts [as well as crack heads], may become paranoid in an instance;
and if they need a quick fix, they don't care whether or not you are armed.
I always prepare for the worst, paying attention too my surroundings; as
well as using a high rise OWB holster when open carrying. That way, I can
keep an elbow on my weapon when in a hostile environment; in which I try
to avoid at all cost~! ;) :D
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Wes Lunt is right on track: "We're pleased with where he's at this point in his career. He needs to continue to improve and get better. But I don't know that we could ask much more from him in the positions that he's been in, in the game on the road. I think the offensive players and our team in general has gained respect for him as a player and as a person."
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The problem of illegal immigration is too hard. It's too tough a nut to crack. Or so the thinking goes.
You have to let all the people in, and once here, you have to let them stay. Doing anything else is inhumane. Doing anything at all is too difficult.
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This is straight and to the point. Had Hillary Clinton NOT shown up at the 9/11 ceremony, she would have been talked about for not attending. Had her campaign admitted on Sept. 9 she had pneumonia and could not attend the ceremony, people would have said she was weak.
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Launching on BBC Entertainment on Monday 24th September at 20:00, this year's associate sponsors will be Defy Appliances and Nestlé.
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The Yahoo "Can't Cut List"
Can someone at Yahoo PLEASE update the Can't Cut List so that we can start dumping some underachieving players from our teams (i.e. Jordan Eberle, Marian Gaborik, Dan Boyle, etc.)? Thank you.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
*bump* i am getting so sick and tired of not being able to cut jordan eberle, marian gaborik and dan boyle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the one that does not have under performing players,,,,,,,,,,,, seriously , do you think you are the only one?
No can't be. It works this way in all Yahoo sports league and I'm just kidding you except for the part about "NO crying".
You learned your lesson for the day/year. Don't get frustrated, it matters not.
In the future just join custom leagues without this list
Good luck, cheers
wow if you want to cut these guys and have better, you are in what a 5 team league?
Well researched on your part. Yahoo fantasy lords are so slow do make these adjustments J, never count on them. Sometimes it takes 4-5 days before they get around to putting a player on IR that has a broken foot or torn knee that is gone for the season.
As for being burnt by a cheating commish , good on them if that is what they need to do.
I've been in over 150 leagues over 7-8 years, mostly private with commishes I did not know. Once and only once did I get burnt so to speak. He sent me one email when I questioned a trade he forced through he replied saying "Up yours if you don't like it, I'm the commish, I make the rules".... I emailed entire league of this and what my reaction would be. That was to bench all my players and not play in league,,, final. Free fantasy is not worth any worries mate
Send me your email, I'd be happy too invite you in to fair play leagues that I run and others I'm in,,,,,,,, hockey, baseball, NFL only. Always a spot or two available and always looking for new blood
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Boyle is now ranked 195 and Eberle 148 for the entire season, yet according to Yahoo they are simply too valuable to drop and get higher ranked players so I can try to make a playoff push in the final week. Man, that combined zero points and -2 rating in their last games sure came in handy.
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I'm an Oilers fan and I love Eberle, but I'd really love to drop him for Clarkson and at least get some PIMs. Seems like they update the can't cut list for a while at the beginning of the season, then they just forget about it.
I blame the owners in my league....I realized this was gonna suck at the beginning of the season, and made a poll to have me change it, they all screamed KEEP IT..cuz they thought I was trying to get one over on them.
Now they're all begging me for it........I should propose another poll I guess! lmao
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- The Art Institute of California - San Francisco in San Francisco, CA (8 miles away)
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- The Art Institute of California - Sacramento - Campus of Argosy University in Sacramento, CA (68 miles away)
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Eleven winners have been named in the "Everybody Loves a Coloring Book" contest in which they colored a Back Mountain "Color & Read" book. The book features illustrations by students in grades kindergarten through sixth grade of famous scenes from the back Mountain and surrounding areas. Winners are: Preschool – Ashley Feher, 1st place, Alex Slocum, runner-up; Elementary (k-4) – Sharon Rosa, 1st place, Matthew noble, runner-up; Middle School (5-8) – Julie Eckert, 1st place; High School (9-12) – Lori Buzin, 1st place; Young Adults (18-39) – Tracey Reese, 1st place; Mid-Life Crisis (40-59) – Linda Ondish, 1st place; Older Kids (60-109) – Dolores Daily, 1st place, Thelma Russ and Lowry Puckey, runners-up.
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Harveys Lake Girl Scouts, Troop 65, met at Ricketts Glen last Monday for the last regular session of the year. Present were: leaders, Mrs. Ray Harvey and Mrs. Floyd Milbrodt; Doris Casterline, Charlotte Bidding, Susan Dodd, Grace and Linda Grey, Grace and Ray Ann Harvey, Barbara Hennebaul, Paulette Loomis, Margaret and Mary Charles McHose, Patsy Swire and Terra Milbrodt.
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Cletis Vernon Imel, 82, of Amarillo died Saturday, Jan. 23, 2010.
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Cletis Imel was born Aug. 10, 1927, in Wirt, Okla., to Arthur and Lillie Imel. He graduated from White Deer High School and attended West Texas State University. He was a longtime member of Valleyview Nazarene receiving the Distinguished Service Award. He was involved in a number of church activities, which included Sunday school superintendant, senior adult leader, youth director and church board.
Cletis taught from 1948 to 1949 at Vega. Then he moved to Spring Creek and taught and coached for 13 years. The family moved to Amarillo and Cletis continued his teaching career with AISD at South Georgia for one year. The rest of his educational career was at Western Plateau, where he was principal from 1963 until 1987, when he retired. He received the AISD Bob Ashworth Award and founded the Nazarene slow pitch softball league in Amarillo.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother; and three sisters.
Survivors include his wife, Rosalie; a son, Jerry Imel and wife Bobbi of Amarillo; a daughter, Connie Whitehead and husband Richard of Amarillo; two grandchildren, Chris Imel and wife Sarah and Kendra McLaughlin and husband Heath; and two great-grandchildren, Sawyer and Tucker.
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"The women are taking over," says John McCain.By Kat Stoeffel
Michelle Obama's garden is rotting on the vine.By Dan Amira
"If I was in the Senate right now, I'd kill myself."By Margaret Hartmann
As we edge closer toward default.By Margaret Hartmann
Protesters tore down some barricades and dragged them to the White House.By Caroline Bankoff
John Boehner's talks with the White House fell apart on Friday night, leaving Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to try to reach a deal.By Caroline Bankoff
No thanks to the federal government.By Caroline Bankoff
Failing to get a concession from Obama would be "a disaster of historic proportions."By Eric Benson