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Jeff Goodman, the national college basketball writer for Foxsports.com, compiled a list of the country's top 50 shooters. Syracuse's Andy Rautins came in at No. 9.
Rautins, a fifth-year senior for the Orange, made 102 out of 279 attempts from 3-point range last season for a .366 percentage. Gerry McNamara is the only player in SU history to make more 3-pointers in a single season. (McNamara did it three times.)
Here's a quote from Syracuse assistant Mike Hopkins that accompanied Rautins' entry on the list:
"Andy can miss nine straight 3-pointers, and he still thinks he's going to make the next nine. He's got a very strong mental approach, and he thinks he's going to make every shot — and that's not phony. He's an old-school western gunslinger." — Syracuse assistant coach Mike Hopkins
Also making the list was Cornell's Ryan Wittman. Goodman put Wittman at No. 5 on the list.
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The Eastern Sports and Outdoors Show continues today through Feb. 13 at the Farm Show Complex, 2301 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg. Vendors will present the latest in hunting and fishing gear, as well as offer the chance to plan trips or book hunting and fishing excursions. Also offered are children's activities, seminars and demonstrations. Hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday-Saturday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Cost: $13 ages 13-61; $11 ages 62 and older; $6 ages 6-12. Parking: $8.
Pianist Barry Hannigan will perform Rachmaninoff's "Corelli Variations," Ravel's "Valses Nobles et Sentimentales" and Burnson's "Bike Ride and Fixations" at 7:30 p.m. at Elizabethtown College's Zug Recital Hall. 717-361-1212
For more than two decades, the award-winning American writer, photographer, editor and independent scholar Ruth Ellen Gruber has chronicled Jewish cultural developments and other contemporary European-Jewish issues. Now you can view her work in "Remnants and Renaissance: Photographs by Ruth Ellen Gruber of Europe's Jewish Heartland," an exhibit that runs through May 1 at Penn State Harrisburg Library, 777 W. Harrisburg Pike, Lower Swatara Twp. 717-948-6715.
Major Jackson, author of "Holding Company" and "Hoops," and a professor and poetry editor of the Harvard Review, will give a poetry reading at 7:30 p.m. at Franklin & Marshall College's Philadelphia Alumni Writers House, 633 College Ave., Lancaster. Free. Details: 717-291-4244.

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The Cooler Master V10 Cooler is one of the best air coolers on the market and comes close in performance to water cooling. The heatsink is comprised of aluminum fins that connect to 10 heatpipes which connect into a solid base. This solid copper base is extremely smooth which allows excellent contact between it and the CPU. They also include a 70W Thermal Electric Cooler (TEC). Having so many fins, heatpipes and a TEC makes it massive but it generates more than 200W of cooling power. There's no CPU on the market that will intimidate this cooler! Watch the video to find out more...
Mate! This blog site is cool. How can I make it look like this .
did you test noctua D14 ?
interresting to compare D14 to V10.
yeah it´s really kickass !!!!!!!!!!!!
Well even a bit of wrikled up tin foil with ketchup as thermal compound will do a better cooling job as the Intel Boxed Cooler. No surprise so far.
The V10´s wight ist 1270 g. That put´s him to another Testing category. But even with a 70W - Peltier element it´s not reaching the Cooling Performance of e.g.: Thermalright IFX-14, Prolimatech Megahalems, CNPS 9900, ...
These types got less wight and you can buy two of them for the price of one V10.
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Please those coolers dont have a chance against the V10.
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BAY MINETTE, Alabama -- Faulkner State Community College will host its first 5K and Fun Run on April 13. The run/walk will be from 8 a.m. to noon.
The proceeds from this event will go to United Way of Baldwin County to benefit the local community.
As part of the College's mission to serve our local community, the Sun Chief Volunteer Committee has organized this inaugural run.
Organizers say that 200 runners are estimated to attend the event and the college is excited about the opportunity to host an event to raise money for those in need.
The race route is set to start and finish near the campus track located on Faculty Road. The fun run will be approximately 1 mile.
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Music and Culture of the
By Kevin "Moondog" O'Toole
My "ratings" pledge
Since I end up dividing my free time between music and films (as well as other occasional media), this column is not always about music. I feel free occasionally to kibitz (though perhaps only at year end) about some of the worst movies out there, as well as the best.
Oh, and this column's title... well, when I first renamed this column a few years back, I had only the slightest idea that our economy could be mismanaged to that extent. Then $4+ a gallon gas, bank failures, foreclosures... well, it may not be the last time I strain to be ironic and manage to be an accidental Cassandra... but read up and enjoy anyway!
Let's go back to 2007. I frankly got a bit testy with prog rock/ metal perpetrators Porcupine Tree. Fear of a Blank Planet, while well produced and with some excellent musicianship, failed to work as a concept album with me. Steven Wilson was trying to tell the story of "...this kind of terminally bored kid, anywhere between 10 and 15 years old, who spends all his daylight hours in his bedroom with the curtains closed, playing on his PlayStation, listening to his iPod, texting his friends on his cell phone, looking at hardcore pornography on the Internet, downloading music, films, news, violence..." (quote above from an interview in Revolver in May of 2007). What emerged was thematically derivative, and, more importantly, bland, at least by comparison to the fantasy and spiritual themes of 2005's Deadwing and the looser thematic framework that seemed to be the basis of 2002's In Absentia. Also missing on Planet was a sense of irony, or anything strongly resembling a sense of humor. Not to mention his commandeering of the album title Fear of a Black Planet, a far better album by Public Enemy.
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Forward to now: The Incident (Roadrunner, 2009) marks the fourth in a quartet of albums that have featured, and benefited from the drumming of Gavin Harrison (who replaced Chris Maitland since In Absentia). The story concept that takes up the fifty-five minutes of disc one (the "title track", which is made up of fourteen smaller ones) seems to involve a coming of age story, the setting of which is inspired (in part) by the raid on the polygamist Yearning for Zion community of West Texas. This time Wilson has grabbed at some meatier subject matter: The Incident was also inspired by the detachment with which many people absorb mass media, contrasting the violently enforces intimacy and reality of a car accident. It also contrasts said accident with the realization of the modern world thrust upon someone raised in an insular religious community.
The loud metal dynamics in the opening chords of "Occam's Razor" which opens the album is first contrasted by more delicate guitar sounds, soon followed by the ambient electronic murmurings that could be literal ghosts as much as they could be chattering media talking heads.
Of course, "Occam's Razor" is the theory that, between any two competing answers to a question or problem, the simplest is best, which feeds back into the coming of age themes of the album, as the main character is confronted with an entirely alien worldview, with unsuspected complexities.
"The Blind House" presents the frightened p.o.v. of religious zealotry in the age of television and rock and roll (more specifically, the post-"summer of love" age as echoed in the climactic "Time Flies"). "Great Expectations" describes naive feelings of optimism and hope, beginning to be contradicted by a haunted sense of the rigid societal limitations that warp or imprison desires. "Kneel and Disconnect" and "Drawing the Line" find the young hero of the piece asserting his readiness to transcend the community, which flows (or perhaps, crashes) right into "The Incident."
In "The Incident," Wilson allows irony to creep back into his writing, as the song parallels the crushing realities of growing up, and disillusionment from a shattered faith, with the violence of a car crash, resolving in a
This leads right into the more obviously ironic "Your Unpleasant Family," which begins with the accusatory line "Your unpleasant family/ smashed up my car... your unpleasant family/ how vile they are..".
"Time Flies" is a remembrance of childhood innocence tinged with regret. Despite its' sense of loss and failure, I think it comes off better than last album's similar "Sentimental," and with more compassion for its' subject.
"Octane Twisted" marks the further descent of the main character into regret. In "The Seance," he makes a stab at ridding himself of his ghosts, but finds that letting them go leaves him with nothing at all to hang on to. I Drive the Hearse marks the character's final descent, through pride and into denial of his lost innocence and passion.
If all this sounds heavy... well it is, but that's okay. The compositions (mostly by Wilson, sometimes with P-Tree) leave ample room for rocking instrumental stretches (i.e., short pieces like "Degree Zero of Liberty" and "Circle of Manias"), with Wilson's alternatively grinding and hauntingly ambient guitar, and rhythm work (from bassist Colin Edwin and Harrison) that ties everything together and drives it along nicely. Vocally, Wilson still has his limitations, but he delivers his readings here with an earnestness that is engaging (as opposed to the indifference of Planet). Wilson's compositions are pretty basic, spare things, too, but they also benefit from the ambient contributions and accents of keyboardist Richard Barbieri, that conjur sounds of vibraphones, marimbas, mellotrons and piano just where each is needed.
The album is (as hinted above) a two disc affair. The EP that comprises disc two is just under twenty-one minutes with four more songs that fall outside the previous disc's song cycle/ opera. "Flicker" opens with beautiful keyboard lines from Barbieri and some of the richest harmonies I've ever heard Wilson deliver. "Bonnie the Cat" teeters deliriously on top of Harrison and Edwin's rhythm work, as a sort of hard rocking, fitful funk; and, yes, Wilson can get funky and should more often (for an example, go hunting for his solo cover of Prince's "Sign O' the Times," released last year as part of a limited run release. The EP ends with two more brief tales of disconnect and longing, the haunted "Black Dahlia" (what it has to do with the Los Angeles murder mystery is anyone's guess) and the more rocking "Remember Me Lover."
In The Incident, I think Wilson discovers just a bit more of his soul again, just enough to leaven and humanize the main story's characters and situations, and delivers an album that tells a reasonably involving story and rocks effectively. Play in loud doses as needed.
TV on the Radio is another band that I arrived a little late for (though I started hearing their stuff in 2007). Their Dear Science which dropped in 2008 was a full blown mindblower like I had hoped for, linking prog rock with soul, hip-hop, Brian Eno-like experiments and great lyrics and vocals.
Apparently, TVotR have announced a year long hiatus, leaving one of their driving forces, Kyp Malone, time to work on his solo effort, Rain Machine (self-titled release, Anti, 2009).
2009 Anti Records
True to some of the more prog-rock tendencies of TVotR, Malone does not offer an easy listen. Also true to the best of that tradition, listening offers rewards. Malone's vocals deliver alternating lo-fi murmurs, pain-filled groans, Gospel fervor and soulful falsettos, often in the same song (as on "Smiling Black Faces" or "Hold You Holy"). Malone mostly avoids TVotR's electronic manipulations and horns here (except for singing harmony with himself, naturally), in favor of an overall folkier sound, with acoustic guitars hand drums and handclaps.
Gospel influences also wind their way thru in "Love Won't Save You" ("not the Love you're Thinking of" intones Malone, as he often comes close to recalling Richard Thompson's vocal style).
The high-pitched hurdygurdy drone of "Driftwood Heart" seems to set up a sea shanty feel, but develops into a love idyll something more like a folk attempt at Shuggie Otis' "Outta My Head," or Two Nice Girls' acoustic-ish version of Sonic Youth's "Cotton Crown" (sic).
"Desparate Bitch" may seem like it's simply heading into misogynistic territory, but it really begins with a hidden, and beautiful guitar instrumental tucked between track 6 and 7 (was Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever the last CD to try a trick like this??). The track proper begins to sound almost like early Simon and Garfunkel, in a musing about items of passion (love, music, art, etc.) traded in for filthy lucre, and develops into a more dissonant and defiant statement of artistic resistance.
The album ends with the folky love song "Winter Song," with it's acoustic guitars, mandolin and banjo. Vocally, however, Malone is more reminiscent here of the dynamics of Jeff Buckley or Hayden Thorpe of Wild Beasts.
TVotR fans will dig this the most, I think. That said, there is much to admire in the risktaking that Kyp Malone regularly engages in with and without his bandmates. Walking that wire can be fun or the listeners, too.
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Other than the start a rumor thing, the mechanisms must be somewhat complicated.
Visit Google and look up You Tubes Cramers Market Manipulation Video which was posted back on Aug 18th 2008! Can wait to see what you have to say after watching this!
yeah i've seen that video, just the tone in his voice says it all. little guy has no chance when big money wants to move the stock and get your shares. totally criminal.
i think $32 is secondary support, if we can hold that today we should see a bump on monday. this has been painful to say the least.
I'm not concerned about the stock, it's undervalued by 35%. I'm just interested in how the shorts manipulated it below the 35'50 support level, even after great earnings and raised guidence.


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I'm a big fan of chalkboard art. There is something magical about the swirling letters, banners, and decorative elements drawn in such an impermanent medium. The soft but still graphic style of white chalk on black is so pretty and distinctive. In this nail art tutorial, I show you how to emulate a chalkboard look on your nails. I chose a floral motif to incorporate the hot floral trend with the black and white trend. Of course, you can doodle anything you like on your "chalkboard." I love to draw and this nail art design was really fun to create. There are only seven steps to follow and the process is much easier than it looks. The whole manicure took less than an hour to complete, including ample drying time. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Click through the slideshow below for step-by-step instructions to create chalkboard floral nail art.
How to Create Chalkboard Floral Nail Art 1 of 10
Gather Materials 2 of 10
For this nail art design, you will need:
Nail Polish Remover
Cotton balls or pads
Base Coat (I used Essie Ridge Filling Base Coat.)
Matte Black Nail Polish (I used OPI Gwen Stefani Nail Lacquer in 4 In The Morning.)
White Nail Art Pen (I used Sally Hansen I Heart Nail Art Pen in Pearly White.)
Orangewood stick
Matte Top Coat (I used Nail Tech Hydration Therapy Moisture Balancing Topcoat Matte.)
Prep Nails 3 of 10
After filing nails and pushing back cuticles, apply a nice hand cream. Then wipe each nail with nail polish remover using a cotton ball or pad to remove excess oils.
Apply Base Coat 4 of 10
Apply your base coat to all nails.
Create Your Chalkboard 5 of 10
Paint two coats of your matte black polish onto all nails. Wait for these to dry completely.
Doodle 6 of 10
On paper, draw a bunch of small designs to recreate on your nails or use my doodles as reference.
Decorate Your Nails 7 of 10
Using a white nail art pen, freehand doodle your "chalk" designs. You may wish to go over some areas twice to build up the white. Don't go to crazy though, seeing some of the black through the design is what makes it look like chalk.
Clean Up 8 of 10
Wrap a small bit of cotton around the end of a damp cottonwood stick and dip it in nail polish remover to clean up and mistakes.
Apply Topcoat 9 of 10
Finish each nail with a layer of matte topcoat. If you don't have matte topcoat, you can create your own by adding cornstarch to regular topcoat.
Enjoy! 10 of 10
Here are the completed nails. Pretty, right?


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Klahowya student arrested for child molestation in the third degree
On May 18, Kitsap County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested a 19-year-old Klahowya Secondary student at his residence for alleged child molestation in the third degree.
On April 28, a KCSO deputy spoke with a female student and her mother about an "inappropriate relationship" between her daughter and another student who attends the school, according to charging documents. The documents indicate the girl met the 19-year-old through a female friend, who had also allegedly had inappropriate contact with the male.
The student told her mother that the male allegedly hugged and kissed her a few times last spring. She also noted that on "one occasion he had placed his hand on the outside of her pants, groping her crotch and making her very uncomfortable," according to a KCSO probable cause statement. Once school started in the fall, the inappropriate communication continued with sexually explicit messages.
Photos and messages were found on both the 19-year-old's phone and email account. The student had sent the female photos of his genitalia and persuaded the girl to send nude photos as well. The male student was questioned on April 29 and admitted that his communication method had been through his smart phone and email account. However, he first "denied sharing any explicit photos or messages of a sexual nature" with either the girl or her friend. He noted that he believed both girls to be 15 years old. Once told the girls could possibly provide messages and emails he exchanged with them, including ones of genitalia, he "invoked his right to have an attorney present during questioning," states the probable cause report.
Questioning continued on April 30 with deputies and the girl's friend's mother who advised that her daughter had told her that the male allegedly had "touched her under her clothes and manually penetrated her."
On May 2, a forensic child interview was conducted with both girls. One girl admitted that the male allegedly penetrated her with his fingers on three separate occasions. During a subsequent forensic interview her friend noted that he also had allegedly "manually penetrated" both girls at the same time despite knowing the ages of the girls.
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Constantia, NY -- Authorities have identified the man killed Friday morning in a logging accident in Oswego County.
Jerald V. Platt, 45, of Camden, was killed when a tree he was cutting fell on him, the Oswego County Sheriff's Office said.
Platt and another man were logging in a wooded area on Cook Road -- a dirt road off county Route 17 -- around 8:20 a.m..
The sheriff's office said the tree that fell on Platt was more than 3 feet in diameter and likely killed him instantly. He was pronounced dead at the scene and taken to the Onondaga County Medical Examiner's Office for a post-mortem examination.
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Three Bayonne men and other New Jersey residents admitted yesterday to taking part in a criminal-affiliated website that engaged in illegal online sports gambling, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Mark A. Sanzo, 56, Robert J. Scerbo, 56, and William A. Bruder, 44, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi in federal court in Newark. They were each charged with one count of racketeering conspiracy, the U.S. attorney's office said.
The website was operated from Costa Rica and from various regions of the U.S.
The three men were agents for the sports betting website Beteagle and issued bettors a username and password, paid winners, and collected money from losses in person, Fishman said.
When losing bettors did not pay, they were threatened with violence, according to Fishman. When agents signed up new bettors, they had to pay higher-ranking members a cash fee, according to the attorney's office.
The three each admitted that they profited from the fraudulent operation, officials said.
The defendants have been released on bail. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 19 for Sanzo, Sept. 20 for Scerbo, and Nov. 13 for Bruder.
They each face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine at a maximum of $250,000, according to the attorney's office.


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The members of the Spotify Artist Services team are, first and foremost, music fans. We're always looking for new music to add to our Spotify playlists and share with our friends and fellow music lovers. So every week we'll post our favorite new tracks and albums here on the Spotify Artists blog and hope you share what you're vibing to in the comments!Here's what the team's been digging this week:Mark : "The War On Drugs — Lost In The Dream. Still obsessed with this album. Should be counted up there at the end of decade "albums". Even if we have a while yet…"
David : "This week I've been delving deep into some Bob Dylan. Certainly check out classics like Highway 61 Revisited, but don't forget underrated gems like Desire and Time Out of Mind either!" Jordan : "The Spotify Viral-50 is doing some really good work this week. Good job, everyone! The Top-3 in the US are all bangers: alt-J's new single Every Other Freckle, Ryn Weaver's OctaHate, and The Knocks'
Classic (feat. Powers). Listen to our playlist of the entire chart here, this week is a particularly good one." Skeet : "Hole – Malibu – Been listening to this all week. Forgot how much I liked this whole album." Rosa : "VÉRITÉ – Strange Enough with a solid beat and her awesome voice, this track has been my song of the week." David : "In preparation for their upcoming album I've been jamming out to the latest singles by Shovels & Rope – The Devil is All Around' and 'Swimmin' Time." If you haven't heard these folk-rock spouses yet you're seriously missing out!" Ulf : "For some reason I have been really into the Minutemen again. I always loved their stuff and the documentary on the band entitled "We Jam Econo" is excellent. The band had a bit of a late moment in the sun when Minutemen – Corona was chosen as the title music to "Jackass" but they have so much more to offer. Their guitarist D. Boon (who passed away in a freak car accident entirely too soon) vowed to never play a power chord to give drums and bass the space they felt they deserved and the fact that they called their (in my opinion) greatest album Minutemen – Double Nickels On The Dime, which I only recently discovered stands for driving 55 on the I-10 are just some of the fascinating facts about this great band. Check them out!" Jordan : "Thanks to David's Dylan recommendation I just got the urge to listen to Time Out Of Mind by Steely Dan so that's what I'm doing right now." David : "Benjamin Booker's eponymous debut displays way more grit than his 22 years would suggest. Make sure especially to check out the infectious lead single, Violent Shiver." Britt : "Duran Duran – Notorious 'Nuff Said. #Throwback Thursday." Skeet : Bratmobile – Gimme Brains – Some friends watched the awesome Kathleen Hanna doc and wanted some Riot Grrrl 101. One of my favs.
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4.51: How do I permute N elements of a list?
Use the "List::Permutor" module on CPAN. If the list is actually an
array, try the "Algorithm::Permute" module (also on CPAN). It's written
in XS code and is very efficient:
use Algorithm::Permute;
my @array = 'a'..'d';
my $p_iterator = Algorithm::Permute->new ( \@array );
while (my @perm = $p_iterator->next) {
print "next permutation: (@perm)\n";
For even faster execution, you could do:
use Algorithm::Permute;
my @array = 'a'..'d';
Algorithm::Permute::permute {
print "next permutation: (@array)\n";
} @array;
Here's a little program that generates all permutations of all the words
on each line of input. The algorithm embodied in the "permute()"
function is discussed in Volume 4 (still unpublished) of Knuth's *The
Art of Computer Programming* and will work on any list:
#!/usr/bin/perl -n
# Fischer-Krause ordered permutation generator
sub permute (&@) {
my $code = shift;
my @idx = 0..$#_;
while ( $code->(@_[@idx]) ) {
my $p = $#idx;
--$p while $idx[$p-1] > $idx[$p];
my $q = $p or return;
push @idx, reverse splice @idx, $p;
++$q while $idx[$p-1] > $idx[$q];
permute { print "@_\n" } split;
The "Algorithm::Loops" module also provides the "NextPermute" and
"NextPermuteNum" functions which efficiently find all unique
permutations of an array, even if it contains duplicate values,
modifying it in-place: if its elements are in reverse-sorted order then
the array is reversed, making it sorted, and it returns false; otherwise
the next permutation is returned.
"NextPermute" uses string order and "NextPermuteNum" numeric order, so
you can enumerate all the permutations of 0..9 like this:
use Algorithm::Loops qw(NextPermuteNum);
my @list= 0..9;
do { print "@list\n" } while NextPermuteNum @list;
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An online reader from New Zealand shared one of her favorite recipes to help rebuild recipe collections in her beloved hometown, New Orleans.
Easy spinach soup
Makes 4 servings
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 package frozen chopped spinach, defrosted and drained
2 cans chicken stock (or 29 ounces homemade)
1 can sliced, stewed tomatoes
1/4 cup small dried pasta, such as orzo
1/4 cup Parmesan cheese
Saute garlic and onions in olive oil for 3 to 5 minutes. Add stock and tomatoes with liquid. Add pasta and simmer for 10 minutes. Add spinach and cheese, bring up to serving temperature.
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ESCANABA - A lot of the general citizenry of Michigan aren't aware of the legal process under which government branch agencies work. Like most, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) has a litany of statutory requirements, established by the legislature, that provide absolute direction on policy.
The feeding of wildlife, and in particular, the winter feeding of whitetail deer is just such a case.
Under the natural resources and environmental protection act PA451 of 1994, the Michigan Legislature established a directive in 1999 under Section 40111a that ordered the Natural Resources Commission to first consult the commission of agriculture and then issue an order concerning deer and elk feeding in the state.
The law gave permission to the MDNR to regulate the means of artificial feeding of wildlife (deer and elk) that includes baiting, supplemental feeding and recreational feeding statewide. It included a proviso that limited the term of the law, requiring renewal by the legislature after a period of years. That term is scheduled to end January 1, 2010 and if not acted upon this month, the permitted winter feeding of deer in the northern tier of the Upper Peninsula would be banned.
House Bill 5380 (HB5380) was introduced September 17 with the intent to amend the law and extend the feeding criteria to the year 2016. The bill was originally sponsored by U.P. legislators Mike Lahti, Gary McDowell and Steve Lindberg. Lahti's amendment H3 also "tweaked" parts of the law to better define "do's and don'ts" within the same criteria.
Upon the outbreak of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Wisconsin, the MDNR worked with the Department of Agriculture (MDA) to develop a Surveillance and Response Plan for CWD in 2002. Included within the plan, which then became an order, was language that "heightened surveillance, restrictions on movement of carcasses of free-ranging deer, and restrictions on baiting and feeding of free-ranging cervids (deer and elk) that will apply to areas surrounding any CWD positive deer, while a ban on rehabilitation of deer will be enforced statewide."
Former MDNR Director K.L. Cool and former MDA Director Dan Wyant signed the order into effect August of 2002. Contained within the CWD Plan was a clause that shut down any extra-curricular feeding with the exception of recreational feeding, in the entire peninsula, upon the discovery of CWD within that peninsula and/or 50 miles of the border of a peninsula. To date, the Lower Peninsula has been shut down since the finding of a diseased deer at a private captive cervid facility in the Grand Rapids area.
HB5380 was expected to sail through the House until amendments to the basic bill were introduced, one which if attached would have lifted the CWD Plan, by law, and set new standards that would have in effect potentially re-opened the LP for feeding. The amendment H4, was sponsored by Rep. Joel Sheltron and, to me, has a lot of merit given the fact seven years of the current CWD plan have shown no spread of the disease and new science finds indicate the transmission vector of CWD is now better understood.
Unfortunately, H4 was submitted to the Natural Resources Committee the day of the hearing and supporters of the original bill did not offer support. Debate ensued and did garner testimony in support offered by the Beaver Island Wildlife Club, the Hartwick Township Sportmen's Club (Osceola County), the M65 Bait Shop, the Michigan Wildlife and Business Association, the UAW-GM Lansing Area Employees Oldsmobile Club and the UP Sportsmens Alliance.
Those who argued for HB5380-H3 were the MDNR, U.P./NRC Commissioners John Madigan and J.R. Richardson, the MDA represented by State Veterinarian Doctor Steve Halstead, the Michigan United Conservation Clubs and Chelsea Rod & Gun Club and the Michigan Farm Bureau.
By Wednesday the bill, now transferred for consideration by the Senate has passed through committee without amendment and was to be placed on the floor for vote Thursday, expected to be carried all the way for final passage.
What is upsetting is some media have unfairly reported that the U.P. legislators and NRC commissioners have gone against the U.P. in not supporting the H4 amendment.
The fact is given the bill (HB5380-H3) as passed by the House and hopefully by the Senate and goes to the Governor for signing, we retain the ability to provide winter feeding in the north, by law, to the year 2016. As such, we have lost no ground and can work to expedite change. If it fails, all bets are off and we start over from scratch at a time when deer are potentially in distress.
The leadership of the UPSA recognizes this and will let the current legislation run its course. The extended law, if passed, also leaves the jurisdiction of regulating what, where and when to feed, and the reconsideration of the CWD Surveillance and Response Plan that may very well incorporate the provisions of H4, all within the MDNR/NRC and Agriculture Commission.
It is reported MUCC will support the UPSA "Emergency Feeding Plan" submitted to the NRC at their October meeting and will join with them before the NRC in January, again provided the extension was granted.
Tim Kobasic is the outdoors editor for KMB Broadcasting and host/producer for Tails & Trails Outdoor Radio, aired on six radio stations over three networks, Charter Communications cable and the Internet on Saturday mornings.


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A public hearing on changes to a project to raise the St. Charles Parish East Bank Hurricane Levee, including shrinking the levee's footprint, will be held Wednesday at the American Legion Post in St. Rose.
Those changes could have a big effect on the price of the job for its local sponsor, the Pontchartrain Levee District.
"The corps has done a good job of minimizing the amount of land that we would have to buy, " Levee District President Steve Wilson said. "They've reduced the potential width from as much as 320 feet to 15 to 20 feet in spots."
The district expects to pay between $600 and $700 per acre for land that it has to buy, Wilson said.
The levee, which parallels Airline Drive between the Jefferson Parish line and the Bonnet Carre Spillway, is being raised to as high as 18.5 feet to block tidal surges from the so-called 100-year storm, a storm that has a 1 percent chance of occurring in any given year.
The changes being discussed at the meeting, which will begin at 6 p.m. with an informal discussion followed by a formal presentation at 7 p.m., include moving the levee behind Louis Armstrong International Airport slightly toward the "flood side" to accommodate airport runway equipment, replacing a floodwall near the Motiva Norco refinery with an earthen levee and relocating access roads.
Another measure would allow corps contractors to place a pile-driver on the shoulder of elevated Interstate 310 to drive piles for a floodwall underneath the highway.
"It was a matter of easing the DOTD's concerns about that, " Wilson said.
The recommendations on the project, formally known as IER 1, are available at the Army Corps of Engineers web site, www.nolaenvironmental.gov.
The changes are being made to reflect final engineering designs that were not available when the report was approved in June 2008.
The American Legion Post 366 is located at 12188 River Road.
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West Perry Middle School student, Alex Wahl, 13, son of Mary and Mark Wahl of Loysville, is a typical teen-ager in many ways, despite being diagnosed with a highly functional form of autism at an early age.
Today, he enjoys traveling, especially to the beach, and watching WWE wrestling. And, like most kids his age, he is hooked on video games.
One thing that sets him apart from other youngsters is his incredible musical talent, which led him to begin playing piano at age 8.
Alex was inspired to play after listening to Josh McMillen of Loysville play piano during Bible school at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Loysville.
"Grandma, I want to play piano like that boy," he said to his grandmother, Virginia Myers, who is the church organist.
"I wanted to try an instrument so I could be more popular and make more friends," said Alex.
Shortly after hearing McMillen play, he began taking lessons with former Ickesburg resident Vinita Kanagy, who taught him the basics.
"When he was in elementary school, the other kids would go running for their teachers, saying, Alex is playing, Alex is playing," said Mary.
Myers, who is one of Alex's biggest supporters, shares his love of music and has closely watched his progress.
Following lessons with Kanagy, he began lessons with his present teacher, Jeff Fuoti, who recently moved from Perry County to Reading.
Fuoti comes to Alex's house at least once a month and his parents take him to Reading once or twice a month so he can continue his lessons.
"With Mr. Fuoti, he has learned technique and the art of putting feeling and emotion into his music," said Myers.
"He understands Alex so well," said Mary.
It was Fuoti who told his family that he would benefit from the rewards of playing for others.
He has played for the Blain senior citizens, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, at talent shows, recitals, and on the Disney Cruise ship he was on during a family vacation.
His first talent show was in sixth grade.
"He surprised everybody," said Myers. "The applause was so spontaneous and loud that it drowned out the announcer."
Alex confided that he only gets nervous sometimes.
"When I do, I ignore the audience," he said.
"He doesn't get very nervous because he is always so well prepared," said Mark.
"One time, he got up to perform without his books, saying, I don't need them," said Myers.
"It feels good to go to talent shows and recitals," he said.
According to Myers, Alex is advanced for his age, playing at levels five and six.
"Most kids stop at four, never reaching the higher levels," she said.
Prior to the beginning of the school year, Alex overcame another big obstacle in his young life.
Although his local doctor first believed he had a cyst on the side of his head, when he attempted to remove it in-office, it turned out to be much more serious.
"While attempting to remove it, he realized it wasn't just an ordinary cyst," said Mary.
He was taken to Hershey Medical Center where he underwent surgery for a rare disorder called Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis (LCH). The disease mostly affects boys and Hershey sees only about six cases a year.
LCH, which has no relationship to autism, is a rare spectrum of disorders characterized by overproduction and accumulation of a specific type of white blood cells in various tissues and organs.
Fortunately, Alex had a smooth recovery and was quickly back to playing the piano.
His natural talent has made his family extremely proud.
"It's pretty cool," said Mary. "He's not sports oriented. He just has this talent and he loves to share it."
According to Myers, Fuoti, who was a concert pianist, can take Alex a long way.
"It's something he'll do his whole life," said Mark. "We never have to force him to practice because he does it willingly and he enjoys it.
"I could see him making a living out of it and it's great to know that he will have a skill to fall back on."
Alex's fingers gracefully flowed across the keys as he played his favorite selection, "A Very Special Day," a hymn by Willard A. Palmer.
He prefers hymns and classical tunes and said Mozart is his favorite classical musician. "His songs are so pretty and slow."
As much as he loves the piano, tickling the ivories is not his only aspiration.
In school his favorite subject is geography, which ties to the question of what he wants to be when he grows up.
"A meteorologist," he said.
There is little doubt that with the support of his family, Alex's dreams are within his grasp.
"He fooled them all," said Myers about his accomplishments.
When asked about how much his family's pride and support mean to him, he summed it up in a few short words.
"It's big time."


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Raising the roof for 'Cavalia': White Big Top arrives at Marymoor Park | Video
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Marymoor Park was abuzz with the raising of the circus tent for the show, "Cavalia: A Magical Encounter Between Human and Horse," which opens Jan. 24.
"Cavalia" is a lavish performance of acrobatics, aerialists, music, dance and of course – equestrian stunts. It's like Cirque du Soleil, but with horses.
It took less than 20 minutes for crews to raise the 10-story-foot-tall tent, spanning more than 26,000 square feet. Unlike traditional circular circus tents, the Cavalia tent is built to be big enough to allow the horses freedom to move during the show, so the audience sits on one side of the tent, and the show takes place on the opposite side.
Kevin Brown, director of King County Parks and Recreation, said at the tent-raising that he was pleased that the show is finally coming to Redmond after years of discussing the possibility with Cavalia's artistic director, Normand Latourelle, who cofounded Cirque du Soleil before breaking away 20 years ago.
While Marymoor has hosted numerous Cirque du Soleil shows, this will be the first time it has housed a show by Cavalia — which is also the name of Latourelle's company, as well as this particular performance. The company additionally has another show that combines circus arts and horses called "Odysseo," currently playing in Georgia and Florida.
Latourelle said the inspiration for a show with horses came in the early 2000s, when he used a horse in a previous show, that simply walked across the stage.
People were transfixed by that animal more than its human counterparts on stage.
In an age where many people live in cities, and are becoming increasingly removed from nature, the chance to see a show with these majestic animals is special, Latourelle said.
The relationship between human and horse goes back thousands of years. Throughout various cultures, people rode horses for many aspects of live, from travel, to hunting. This history is presented in the show.
"Even people who don't know horses come to this show, and they are moved by what they see," Latourelle said. "It's in their blood. It's because of our ancestors."
For tickets, call 1-866-999-8111 or visit www.cavalia.net.
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The Oklahoma City University Film Institute will continue its annual series at 2 p.m. Oct. 24 with Sebastian Silva's "La Nana" in the Meinders School of Business Kerr McGee Auditorium. The school is located at McKinley Avenue and N.W. 27th Street.
This year's 29th annual OCU film series is based on Rollo May's book, "The Cry for Myth." May, a philosopher and psychologist, is credited with bringing European existentialistic ideas to the U.S.
"La Nana" is the story about a maid who has served a family for 23 years and feels threatened when the family decides to hire some extra help. Out of desperation, the maid starts to engage in increasingly frantic acts to keep her job.
"This Chilean film delights as a dark comedy with a deliciously subtle gift for character," said Harbour Winn, director of the OCU Film Institute.
The website Film.com stated, "Sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes unsettling, and always engrossing, 'The Maid' is a domestic drama about the gulf that exists at impossibly close quarters between the worlds of upstairs and downstairs, the worlds of employer and household servant."
Other dates and films in the series include Nov. 7 with Sergei Dvortsevoy's "Tulpan," Jan. 23 with Hany Abu-Assad's "Paradise Now," Feb. 6 with Aditya Assarat's "Wonderful Town," Feb. 20 with Michelangelo Antonioni's "The Red Desert" and March 6 with Hirokazu Kore-Eda's "Still Walking."
The OCU Film Institute is supported by donations and the Thatcher Hoffman Smith Endowment Fund. Visit www.okcu.edu/film-lit/ for more information.


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A man went into the Shell gas station at 801 Wildwood Ave., jumped over the counter, threatened a clerk with what police believe was a knife and demanded money, said Jackson Police Lt. Chris Simpson. The man then noticed another employee in the store and fled.
"We do believe it's related to the other two," Simpson said Monday. "We need to bring this guy into custody."
The attempted robbery happened about 1:20 a.m., Simpson said. The same gas station was robbed Wednesday and Oct. 27. Police believe the same man committed the first two robberies and are investigating a connection to the latest. A description of the man in Sunday's robbery is similar to descriptions of the man suspected in the other robberies, Simpson said.
"We're on edge," a manager of the gas station said Monday morning. "I give them (employees) props for coming to work."
The manager did not want to give a name for fear of the robber.
The Jackson Police Department is offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspected robber. Simpson said the department has received several good tips.
"We do have our suspected identified. It's just a matter of finding him," Simpson said. "And we are looking diligently to find him."
Officers on patrol Monday and detectives were out looking for the man, Simpson said.
The first robbery happened about 3 a.m. Oct. 27. A man went into the gas station, displayed a large knife, demanded money and the clerk's wallet and fled, according to earlier reports. Police believe the same man went into the gas station about 11 p.m. Wednesday. He acted as if he had a weapon in his jacket pocket and demanded money. The robber again fled with money and the clerk's wallet.
He reportedly told the clerk, "That's what you get for putting my picture out there."
After Wednesday's robbery, police surrounded the area and learned the man left in a pickup truck.
Anyone with information is asked to call the city police department at 517-788-4100 or the Jackson County tip line at 517-787-0212.


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The auteur theory -- that only the director is the true author of any film -- has been pretty standard cinema-speak for years. But Wes Anderson blows a huge hole in it.
As a director, Anderson's always written his scripts with a collaborator, and who that person is has always affected what the film is like. His first and best movies, for example -- "Bottle Rocket," "Rushmore" and "The Royal Tenenbaums" -- were all written with longtime friend Owen Wilson, and they have a sense of character and storytelling that Anderson's other projects don't share.
You could first see that in "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" -- written with Noah Baumbach -- which indulged itself in peculiar flights of whimsy. And you notice it again in "The Darjeeling Limited" -- written with Roman Coppola and Coppola cousin Jason Schwartzman -- which is mostly untroubled by structure and resolution.
Wilson -- the amiable actor whose recent suicide attempt shocked everyone who didn't know him -- is onboard as a performer, and probably an influence. But without his writing, the film is full of odd detours and dead ends, and less interested in pushing things toward a climax than a shrugging kind of what-the-hell acceptance.
And that's something that, in now clear retrospect, is the director's vision alone.
Like most of Anderson's movies, the story is set squarely in the world of upper-class eccentric families. (Had he been born two generations earlier, Anderson probably would have made some great screwball comedies.) The father of the family has died; the mother has got herself to a nunnery. It falls then, to the older brother to bully his two siblings into a cross-subcontinential trip in search of bonding and enlightenment.
Wilson, his face swathed in bandages, is the self-destructive brother, still recovering from a bad accident (an ugly parallel to real life, which briefly drags cruel reality into this shaggy-dog tale); Schwartzman and Adrien Brody are the younger kin brought along for the ride, booked aboard the creaking old Indian train of the title.
But a higher consciousness is hard to find, particularly when you're stuck in all your old teenage behavior.
The three grown men fight over who their father liked best, form shifting alliances to exclude the third brother (whoever he is at that particular moment), loudly present gifts (later rescinded) and proclaim unbreakable rules (later forgotten). Meanwhile, like children raiding their parents' liquor cabinet, they swallow every Indian drug they can get their hands on.
It's going to be a long, strange trip to nirvana.
Yet if the movie doesn't have the smart storytelling that Wilson used to bring to things, it does have all of Anderson's touches. There's a quirky cast including Bill Murray, Anjelica Huston and even, in a don't-blink cameo, Natalie Portman (who also appears, with enigmatic eroticism, in "The Hotel Chevalier," a sort of prequel short shown at the New York Film Festival and slated for the DVD). There's also a strong sense of composition, and a fascination with breaking the frame up into different, simultaneous rectangles of activity.
There's also -- another Anderson trademark -- the usual best soundtrack ever, featuring a dozen selections from a variety of Indian films and a few cuts from the director's beloved Kinks. And there's his usual goofy celebration of silent dark-eyed melancholics and shaggy oddballs, of absurdist realities and blindingly unexpected insights. Taken as a whole, it's incontrovertible evidence of Anderson's own free-wheeling talent.
But it's also telling proof of film's essential collaborative nature -- and of what an asset poor unhappy Owen Wilson has always been, whether he knows it or not.
Ratings note: The film contains sexual situations, substance abuse, strong language and comic violence.
Stephen Whitty may be reached at email@example.com or (212) 790-4435.


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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama -- Along with the news of safety Nick Perry's shoulder injury, Alabama coach Nick Saban hit on a number of other topics during his 10-minute stay on today's SEC teleconference.
-- At the end of his opening statement, Saban made special mention of Paul Dietzel, the former LSU coach who died early Tuesday at the age of 89.
"I had a great relationship with him, and I'd just like to pass from the Crimson Tide to his family our thoughts and condolences," said Saban, who coached at LSU from 2000-2004. "And God bless."
Dietzel led LSU to its first national championship in 1958. He also coached at Army and South Carolina before returning to LSU as the program's athletic director in 1978.
-- Saban said Ole Miss' Jeff Scott, who put up big yards in the Rebels' wins at Vanderbilt and Texas, is an "outstanding running back."
"We think he's a fantastic player," Saban said. "He's got great speed, very instinctive, good receiver. Runs the ball extremely well on the perimeter. I think it's very difficult to simulate the speed of their offense and the speed that they have on offense, especially running perimeter plays."
Scott ran for 49 yards and averaged 2.6 per carry in last year's game at Alabama.
-- Ole Miss' wide receivers have been a hot topic this week. Rebels quarterback Bo Wallace said his peace on Monday.
Here's Saban's take on Donte Moncrief and Co.
"I think they have really good receivers," Saban said. "(Moncrief) is a really good receiver, (Laquon Treadwell) is a really good receiver, (Ja-Mes Logan) is a really good receiver.
"They're all big, they're all physical and they're all good blockers. And they can make catches down the field and use their size well."
-- Saban went into more detail about the differences between Ole Miss' and Texas A&M's offenses.
"Ole Miss has a lot of spread formations. Ole Miss has a very, very good running game from that," Saban said. "I think A&M was really more of a zone dive, quarterback run type offense where Ole Miss runs a lot of sweeps, a lot of perimeter plays, a lot of play-action passes off their running game.
"I think the two offenses even though the formations may be similar, the philosophy is not the same. I think what both teams do is particularly effective for the players that they have. I think Ole Miss does a great job with the players that they have and featuring the players that they have in what they do best."-- Saban even fielded a question about freshman walk-on quarterback Luke Del Rio, who worked with quarterback guru George Whitfield during the offseason.
"Luke has really done a good job for us," Saban said. "We're happy with the progress that he's made. He's made a lot of improvement here."


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The Little Miss Hannah Foundation provides support to families of young children diagnosed with life-limiting rare diseases, undiagnosed complex medical needs, and children who have been placed in hospice or palliative care.
A child living with a rare or undiagnosed life-threatening medical condition faces countless doctor's visits, blood draws, lab tests, hospitalizations, medications, a lot of medical equipment (wheelchairs, feeding tubes, breathing tubes, pulse oximeters…) and more. These measures, along with the symptoms of their disease, are hard on the child, the parents, and especially the brothers and sisters. The emotional, physical, and financial burdens are heavy.
Maximizing the child's happiness and enabling families to enjoy what is likely limited time with their child is impossible without support. Friends and community members can provide this essential support by lifting the emotional and financial burdens, as easily as one dollar, card, or hug at a time.
A rare or life-limiting diagnosis does not have to mean isolation. The Little Miss Hannah Foundation connects. By working closely with families who are faced with losing their child due to a medical condition, we will strive to empower, educate, and support these families during this emotionally-charged time of their lives.
Your donation will help us set up workshops, support groups, and other resources for our LMHF families as well as by providing the families, especially the siblings, with gifts, meals, and activities to help bring some moments of happiness. It will also help us expand the Little Miss Hannah Foundation into a national network of support for families living with seriously ill children with life-limiting diagnoses around the country.


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Here are some recent questions Tweeted to me (@Jamieblog) with the #AskBOR hashtag…
@freida_palooza – any plans for post ASG concert/party like hammertime last year? #askbor
BOR: In addition to our postgame Faith Concerts (4/16 featuring Jeremy Camp & 7/31 featuring MercyMe), the Rusty Griswolds will be performing at GABP on Opening Night (4/2).
The Reds are currently working on possibly booking more concerts for the 2011 season. When something becomes official, I'll post it here on BOR.
@bradsc6 – With Homer Bailey out of options could this be his last year with the Reds if he doesn't have a breakout season? AND – after watching him through spring training, do you think Votto has was it takes to repeat as MVP? #AskBOR?
BOR: First, it's hard to say if Homer Bailey makes next year's club when this year's team isn't even set. I do know there are some folks in this organization who think Homer might have the best "stuff" on the staff and say if he can get his pitch counts down, he has what it takes to be an ace.
As for Votto, he's the most focused player I've ever been around in my tenure with the Reds. He takes his craft as serious as anyone who's probably ever played the game. He's in great shape, he works hard in the cage, he works hard taking grounders and he's a winner. He's succeeded at every level he's played, including the Majors, so I anticipate Joey becoming a great great player for a long time. He's the real deal and could repeat as the MVP.
@rwstedman – Do the reds have a old school bullpen car? #AskBOR
BOR: Yes, we make our interns drive it uptown each afternoon to fetch our lunch. Actually we do still have the old bullpen car and it's resting in storage, patiently awaiting the day that relievers once again become too lazy to walk/run from the bullpen to the mound.
@bcballer000 – hey Jamie, what's your opinion on who will be on the reds bench and in the bullpen for opening day? #AskBOR
BOR: I'm not at liberty to publicly speculate on how the roster will shake out. But I did some arithmetic today and here's a generic look at what I came up with:
If the Reds keep 11 pitchers (not including Cueto), I see six guys fighting for two open spots (I'll leave you to figure out those pitchers).
The club doesn't want a guy's "options" to affect whether he makes the team or not, but in order for a player out of options to be sent down to the minors (thus, not making the 25-man roster), he first has to clear waivers.
(I listed in my previous post the players who no longer have options available)
The 25th guy will probably come down to one of the following five position players (assuming the team goes with 11 pitchers): Francisco, Valaika, Hermida, Sappelt, Miller.
@SigmaChi1219 – I just booked a Riverboat deck party on 4/30! Can you promise a win that night?
BOR: I can promise that a team will win that night, yes.
Thanks for the questions! If you'd like something answered or addressed, tweet me (@Jamieblog) with the hashtag #AskBOR.
As always, thanks for logging on!!!
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A titular see in Macedonia, suffragan of Thessalonica. Torone was a colony of Chalcideans from Euboea, on the south-west coast of the peninsula Sithonia, the modern name of which is Longos; this is the middle peninsula of Chalcidice, lying between the Toronaic Gulf, called today, Cassandra, and the Gulf of Singitticus ( Mt. Athos ). Built on a hill, in a fine situation, it had a harbour called Kophos (deaf), because the sound of the sea-waves could not be heard there, thus giving rise to the proverb: "Deafer than the port of Torone." Torone had thirty small cities under its government; like the other Grecian cities of the region, it furnished Xerxes with men and ships. After the Persian War it passed under the rule of Athens. In 424 B.C., the Olynthian, Lysistratus, opened its gates to Brasidas; it was shortly afterwards retaken by Cleon. After the peace of Nicias it was ceded to the Athenians; in 379 B.C., it was taken by Agesipolas; in 364-3, by the Athenian, Timotheus; in 349-8, by Philip, who annexed it with the other cities of Chalcidice to his own kingdom. In 169 Torone repelled an attack made by the Roman fleet. Since then history is silent about this city, which Pliny calls a free city. Its ruins, in the vilayet of Salonica, still bear the ancient name, pronounced by the Greeks, Toroni. As an episcopal see, Torone does not appear in any of the "Notitia episcopatuum", and we know of no bishop of the diocese.
The Catholic Encyclopedia is the most comprehensive resource on Catholic teaching, history, and information ever gathered in all of human history. This easy-to-search online version was originally printed between 1907 and 1912 in fifteen hard copy volumes.
Designed to present its readers with the full body of Catholic teaching, the Encyclopedia contains not only precise statements of what the Church has defined, but also an impartial record of different views of acknowledged authority on all disputed questions, national, political or factional. In the determination of the truth the most recent and acknowledged scientific methods are employed, and the results of the latest research in theology, philosophy, history, apologetics, archaeology, and other sciences are given careful consideration.
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News.bytes Extra, Issue 602
Volunteers pose with BLM employees for a group photo. Photo by Eric Coulter, BLM
A group of 30 volunteers donated their time and muscle power Nov. 15, to help the BLM Redding Field Office improve recreation areas along Lower Clear Creek, south of Redding. Projects were part of the annual National Public Lands Day observance.
A Volunteers plant native species to restore an abandoned roadway. Photo by Eric Coulter, BLM
Taking advantage of beautiful fall weather, the group from City Church continued a tradition of helping with community projects. Working in teams with BLM staff members, they spread gravel on a new parking area, removed an old barbed wire fence, picked up trash and put in plants to help rehabilitate an old road, all in the China Gardens recreation site.
Employees teach volunteers how to properly rake and compact shoulder backing. Photo by Eric Coulter, BLM
Volunteers disasssemble an old hazardous barbed wire fence along Clear Creek. Photo by Eric Coulter, BLM
Volunteers celebrated a successful day with a barbecue lunch. Photo by Eric Coulter, BLM
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BiographyWell, I've decided I should finally get to work on this thing. I wasn't going to do it until I got AT LEAST 100 profile views, but meh.
The name's Jon Sparks, as listed above. It isn't my REAL name though, it's just a handle I use on the internet. I may sound like a stiff on the forums, but in actuality I'm actually a cool guy once you get to know me. Still not convinced? Well read on if you wish.
I am a music man. Not only do I listen to music, I compose it. I use Noteworthy Composer. What's the kind of music I compose you ask? I'm more of the jazzy, bluesy type. I like my music to be deep, to rest deep into your soul while you're listening to it.
I mostly get my inspiration from the HUGE variety of musics out there. Yes, I listen to ALL kinds of music, whether it be Salsa, Techno, Rap, or even foreign Middle-Eastern jams. I love the distinction in each of these genres, how they all have their own unique styles. I am just passionate about music, and if you can recommend anything, ANYTHING at all, let me know.
I'm also a game freak. My favorite genre is RPG's, but I've been known to play other things too. I've recently immersed myself into SRPG's though, and I'm loving it. What really pulls me in are the stories. I'm always fascinated by the stories of RPG's and character development is a must on my Role-Playing Crusade. I dabble a bit in RPG Maker, but it isn't enough to satisfy my needs. Plus it's a little hard working on a game all by yourself. I'm also a fan of the music, but you probably could've figured that out.
I could also consider myself a Smash Bros. freak. I'm an active part of the TR4Q Campaign, which stands for Tiers are for Queers. I'm not sure if it's an ACTUAL campaign though, but if it is, let me know and I'll check it out.
I love to do voice acting. I've been thinking of becoming a voice actor at some point, but it's hard work. But then again, some of the best things in life won't be handed to you, right?
Some of my favorite voice actors are as follows:
Quinton Flynn
Steve Staley
Wendee Lee
Steven Blum
David Hayter (Kinda)
And I can't be bothered to name anymore right now.
Welp, that's about all the time I have for right now. I'm at the Public Library, see. (Damn 2 hour limit >.<)
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ROGERS CITY-The Rogers City volleyball team fought hard against a hard hitting Sault Ste. Marie team on Tuesday but wasn't able to catch up, losing at home to the Blue Devils in three games, 18-25, 20-25 and 20-25.
In spite of the loss, Hurons' head coach Jackie Quaine was all smiles on the sidelines.
"I'm so happy we stayed with them," Quaine said. "They have a phenomenal setter who has started for four years and they have excellent defense. They're hard to get anything past."
The Hurons started the first game strong and the first six points of the game were Hurons' points including a three-point scoring streak from freshman Sarah Meredith.
Meredith had six kills on the night.
The Blue Devils answered with two points of their own and began a series of back-and-forth point swaps with the Hurons. After 17 game points, Rogers City was up 11-7.
At this point, the Blue Devils seemed to wake up. They answered back with a four-point scoring streak to tie and three of the points came during serves by Kali Brosco.
A great Rogers City block then brought the game up to 12-11. The Blue Devils started a four-point scoring streak which brought the score up to 12-15. The Hurons never recovered the lead as Sault ended the game with a four-point streak, ending the game at 18-25.
The second game saw the Hurons roar out of the gate again, scoring four of the first six points. A series of off-sides calls and out shots gave the Blue Devils three points to tie the game and more point swaps followed until the Hurons finally scored two straight to bring the game up to 8-6.
A six-point scoring streak for the Blue Devils followed, interrupted by a single point in the middle by the Hurons.
The game once again fell back to back-and-forth scoring, which kept the Blue Devils safely ahead of the Hurons. However, Rogers City rallied to cut Sault's lead to two, 22-20.
Unfortunately for the Hurons, a three-point scoring streak gave the game to the Blue Devils, 20-25.
The Hurons did a good job of stopping Sault's big hitter Megan Jean and Quaine credited Brooklyn Idalski for excellent work on the back row.
"Brooklyn played smart and very aggressively. Her defense was spot on and so were her passes. She helped bring the rest of the team up to a whole new level," Quaine said.
Idalski had seven digs for the night.
The third game found the Hurons committing a lot of errors and penalties. Unlike the previous two games, they never led the match.
After 30 game points, the Hurons were behind the Blue Devils 10-20.
The Hurons rallied for eight points at the end of the game with a couple of scoring stretches. This brought the score up to 18-21.
Sault ended the game shortly after that.
Lindsey Claus led Rogers City offensively and defensively with nine kills and four blocks. Courtney Streich added eight kills. Megan Quaine contributed seven digs and Makayla Thompson had two aces.
Quaine attributed her team's tenacity to the fact that they tried some different defensive strategies against the overwhelmingly strong Sault team.
"We tried a lot of different things out there tonight," Quaine said. "We did a lot of triple blocking that helped get us some points. They started tipping it over their heads which Brooklyn caught on to real quick."
Roger City plays at the St. Louis Invitational on Saturday.


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I am prepared for epic defeat.
I don't know whether to be scared or excited, but this game which has only been released in North America and Europe is coming out in Japan June 30th.
As they say, "It even uses the same online servers, so in just a few weeks Goldeneye 007 will have an influx of rookie special agents with zero experience points."
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I am prepared for epic defeat.
Japanese players don't really care for first person shooters so you wont see loads of them
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Been a round for a while, retro gaming's more my style@TNightsOfGaming - My inane prattle Youtube - Covering mostly retro stuff, new videos Wednesday and Saturday
Hmm - I had no idea it hadn't been released there already. Whenever I would play late at night I somtimes would find myself asking "I wonder if this is some crazy Japanese kid who's kickin' my butt"... I guess that'll be a real posibility here in a bit.
GoldenEye FC: 4918 7561 4937
True, Japanese players aren't big fans of fps, but there should still be several thousand new players next month. I'm excited, it's going to be like Christmas in July.
Goldeneye Name: Jedi [SD]
Level 48
Looks like Activision haven't forgot this game...they should take advantage of the situation and relase and Update to patch all the bugs
Goldeneye Friend Code:
...We're f**ked, aren't we?
Oh god I came back after a couple years for kicks and I have no idea what's going on now.
wut do halp plz
I don't see why anyone would be scared. Bunch of noobs ready to be smoked! It'll be like Christmas all over again! No offense to anyone who got this as a Christmas gift, but you helped move me up about 15 levels...Plus think of the head start we all got.


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MUSKEGON, MI – Cases against two Muskegon County felony defendants were dismissed this morning, Oct. 28, after witnesses failed to appear for their courtroom hearings.
Muskegon County 60th District Judge Harold F. Closz III dismissed both cases "without prejudice" – meaning they could be reissued later – at the defendants' preliminary examinations, on the motion of their defense attorneys. A preliminary examination is a hearing at which a judge hears evidence and decides if a case is strong enough to send to trial.
Timothy George Clark, also known as Timothy George Burr, 32, had been charged with three felonies for allegedly trying to break into Muskegon's First Wesleyan Church Oct. 12. Clark was charged with attempted breaking and entering a building with intent, possession of burglar's tools and resisting and obstructing a police officer. He was charged as a fourth-time habitual offender based on prior convictions of car theft and two convictions of resisting and obstructing police.
In the case of Anthony Lynn Edwards, 32, of Muskegon, it was the second dismissal of charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, firearm possession by a felon, possessing a firearm while committing a felony (felony firearm) and being a third-time habitual offender.
Another judge had dismissed the original case against Edwards Sept. 16, the day of his scheduled preliminary hearing, because a necessary prosecution witness had not been served with a subpoena to testify. The case was reissued later, and Edwards was re-arraigned Oct. 16.
Edwards was accused of threatening to kill the mother of his child, assaulting the woman and firing a handful of shots on Labor Day, Sept. 2, in their home in the 300 block of Iona Avenue.


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ALBANY - State Sen. Catharine Young, R-C-I-Olean, has been selected as one of NFIB-New York's 2012 Guardians of Small Business.
The Guardian Award is given in recognition of Sen. Young's voting record and support for small business issues during the legislative session.
"Small business is the life blood of our communities. They provide vital employment, services and goods on which we all rely. In a challenging economy it is especially important to pay close attention to legislation affecting small businesses," Sen. Young said.
Sen. Young was ranked among the top legislators in the state by NFIB on the agency's Voting Record, a tool that rates legislators based upon their votes on top legislative issues for small businesses in New York state. The Voting Record examined seven bills which dealt with issues including the tax assessment process, pension reform and the tax cap.
"What's encouraging about this year's Voting Record is that it shows a sustained commitment by the Senate Majority and the Assembly Minority to reduce business costs, reduce taxes and improve New York's economy for small businesses," said Michael Durant, NFIB New York state director. "I applaud those lawmakers that have scored well this cycle. Their commitment to New York's small businesses is commendable."
"By working with Gov. Cuomo, we have made great progress in developing an environment where small businesses can thrive. More work is still needed, and I will continue to focus on those issues that impact small businesses," Sen. Young said.


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The raccoon was found after a domestic dog fought with it in a resident's backyard on Sept. 20, according to the health department. The raccoon was sent for testing and the owner of the dog is seeking care for the dog.
Testing conducted at a state lab confirmed the raccoon was rabid.
The dog was up to date on its rabies vaccination so the owner was instructed to get a booster shot for the dog and must keep it confined for 45 days to monitor for signs or symptoms of rabies infection.
The health department warns that caution should always be used around wild animals, but especially those who are acting strangely. Animals who are infected with rabies may be lethargic, angry, have no fear of enemies, and may refuse food or water. Rabies affects the nervous system so many normal behaviors are damaged.
"Events like this are always a reminder that we need to take good care of our pets, get them vaccinated and watch out for them when they are outside. This could have ended badly but thankfully, the owner had their dog vaccinated," said Salem County Freeholder Bruce Bobbitt, chair of the Health and Human Services Committee.
"Our staff at the health department works closely with the state lab and local animal control to ensure that proper procedures are followed when a suspected rabies case is reported. The best protection is prevention — you and your pets should avoid wild animals," said Freeholder Director Julie Acton.
Earlier rabies cases have included raccoons, a bat and a cat.
If you see a wild animal acting strangely on your property or near your pets, call animal control. For more information about rabies, go to CDC.gov/rabies or call the Health Department at 856-935-7510.


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I use Directv till Sept then I will switch back to Dish Network. I have done these every 2 years for the last 12 years.
This way I lock into the promo pricing. I do not think one is better so price is what matters to me.
DISH Network
Over the air antenna (OTA)
Online (Hulu, YouTube, etc.)
Don't own a TV
I use Directv till Sept then I will switch back to Dish Network. I have done these every 2 years for the last 12 years.
This way I lock into the promo pricing. I do not think one is better so price is what matters to me.
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Well lets see... I really have a problem; most people i know pay about $35 a month for unlimited use of download or upload for that matter. But i just happen to be "1/2 mile" from dsl... wow my bad.. and this new 'exede' well if you look at the numbers it does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that 'exede' really is not worth the money. They take your upload and download usage combined and for $79.00 you get less than you do if you just stay with original pkg i go over cause i like to stream Nascar....Even if i did pay for Dish network or DirecTV it seems i over pay just for internet... why pay more. Then I have to load my 55" led,lcd TV in my truck to go to my neighbors to watch the race, this is getting old... You see with 2 kids and the wife and myself we can use a lot of bandwith.... MY BAD!!!!!!! If I paid the big price i would still go over my monthly usage..... I am working on a tower so i can go wireless wow i hope that will work.. NO CAP ON USE!!!!!!!!!! WOW what a concept..... The way i see the newest faster download and upload is you will just go over your monthly usage that much faster ....LOL WHAT A JOKE!!!!!!!
Update 5-27. Now have a Genie in my pocket and it came with SWiM. The installer asked where we wanted the SWiM power inserter and didn't argue. Put in the most complex set of splitters and a DECA with a separate power supply. After two weeks of intermittent weather fades and network errors, we realized that he hadn't changed the RG6 to solid copper. (DTV must have learned it from Via-Sat) Relocated the PI to the attic and did a single wire feed from half of the SWiM16 to the Genie with no splitter or DECA. Works better than the Beta version of whole home now. Some day I'm going to put a timed switch between the TV subnet and the router that will allow internet access only during LNFZ. Right now I'm letting the TV's see the internet all day, but we just choose to seldom use ON DEMAND. Love it and recommend it, but like Satellite internet, only if you can't get FIOS at your ranch. I use the forum on DBS TALK to lurk out the best technical details, much like I use this one for the eXEDE gems. DTV HOORAH
DirecTV HD, whole house, four DVRS, not swim, uses a sub router from the Time Machine router connected to the Via-sat modem. Could do VOD now if the bandwidth was available.
Fun in the country.
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I've had Dish Network for the last 12 years, 10,000 channels and nothing's on. Before that I had 2 channels by rabbit ears, a 60 second commercial every 15 minutes. Now I pay to watch 5 minutes of commercials every 2 minutes. I read a lot now and watch Youtube.
I currently have DirecTV. Rabbit ears won't work--to far from any stations. I live in a hilly area which doesn't help, but I am very remote. I have trouble getting radio stations too. When on the road I often go from one station to another (different cities) without even touching the radio (really the pits to be listening to a song I like and suddenly find myself listening to a totally different style of music/language). My only choice for phone service is AT&T cell. I have Edge (no 3G, but it has been promised). Only have access to a single tower, which seems to break a lot--which means no phone service. I get better phone reception in the spare bedrooms then I do in the living room, no idea why. No NOAA out here either, which is really bad since severe storms are common.
Once your Exede upgrade is installed, hook it up to Google Voice and you can have free VoIP telephone service.
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direct tv avid sports fan must have NFL Sunday ticket
Colts fan.. then Broncos ..