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Naughty Dog has release a few more details and some stunning new screenshots for its newly announced Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception. The game received its big reveal this morning, but now we have much clearer picture (literally) of the visual tone and style of Drake's next big adventure. Spoiler: it looks phenomenal.
Naughty Dog community strategist Arne Meyer posted the following details and screens on the PlayStation Blog, revealing in the process that while the game will follow Nathan Drake as he scours the Arabian Desert for the mythical "Atlantis of the Sands," Drake's adventure will also take him to various locations around the world that "will showcase all of the work we've taken on to take acclaimed physics, particle and visual effects to a new level." If you doubt these claims about upping the visual ante, just check out these new screens:
Also, rather unsurprisingly, Meyer revealed that Uncharted 3 will be presented in Stereoscopic 3D when it lands on the PlayStation 3 sometime next year (Thankfully, Naughty Dog decided against the all too common Uncharted 3D title treatment). While I have very lukewarm feelings towards 3D gaming, Uncharted is one of those franchises that is so visually spectacular and flawless that I'm actually genuinely interested to see Drake doing his thing in 3D.
Amazon is also getting into the Uncharted 3 reveal act today, as it's posted the following cover art, which may or may not be final, but it's still perty to look at:
And if all of this wasn't enough of an Uncharted 3 overload for you, Naughty Dog will actually be stopping by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on December 13 to give a live demo of the game, suggesting that Sony's big "reveal" this Sunday might actually turn out to be a giant Uncharted 3 blowout event after all. Guess we'll find out in a couple days.
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Zermeno claims city council members were seen using their cell phones during a July 21 special meeting.
"It's a simple records request," Zermeno said Thursday. "I submitted it because I observed the new council members texting during council meetings. My understanding is when you do that, it becomes public record."
Communication between city officials with personal cell phones at any time is public record.
City Secretary Pam Long responded to Zermeno's request and contacted Machacek, council members Joey Thompson, Cheryl Worley and Liz Holsey, and former council members Buddy Zavesky and Lionel Garcia. According to Long, Machacek, the council members and former council members denied using their cell phones to send or receive text messages during the meeting.
Zermeno said city staff members have seen council members holding their cell phones under the desk during meetings and sending texts.
The July 21 meeting started 22 minutes late. Thompson said he used his cell phone to check his Facebook account.
"I believe that some people are trying to damage our character," Thompson said Thursday. "There aren't a lot of people, but just a few people who have very loud voices out to damage our character. It's creating an atmosphere where it's difficult to get work done."
Zavesky and Garcia have accused the mayor and city council members of meeting in "walking quorums," which are a violation of the Open Meetings Act.
"I am positive that they were not aware that it was a violation," Zermeno said. "Since they went to training, I haven't observed it anymore."
Zermeno requested to see the council members' cell phone records. The city has 10 days to reply to Zermeno's request from the time the request was made.
"I'm going to give them the 10 days," Zermeno said. "I was told they refused to provide the information. I made a records request which I think is legitimate. If they choose not to turn over public records, that's on them. I'll probably contact the attorney general and say I was denied access to the public records."
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Everyone knows there's a clear double standard between the rich and the poor in pretty much every facet of life. From opportunity to incarceration, it's not even debatable. It's so bad that we don't even try to hide it anymore -- we just kind of accept it, like knowing that our favorite Game of Thrones character is absolutely going to get their head cut off at some point, and there's not a goddamn thing we can do about it. So we might as well masturbate to it.
The insane part isn't the acceptance of that fact. It's that we actually advocate it by adhering to a strange, universal set of morals that propose to make us better people at the expense of financial growth. And the longer we keep ourselves tied to a flowery idea that's meant to work only in a perfect, honest world, the longer it's going to take to wade out of the sewage. For instance, how many of you have heard ...
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The Moral:
For an example of the evil, greedy rich person, see pretty much every movie ever made. TV Tropes has a pretty good section on it. So does the Bible. For that matter, so does life. If you need more evidence and have a few lifetimes, feel free to read through the 50 million stories this single Google search returned on "charity worker arrested for embezzlement." If you're immortal and the sun hasn't exploded by the time you finish, we'll wait.
Money corrupts, and there is no denying it. It's why we hear so many stories in the news about politicians ripping off ridiculous amounts of money from the people they serve, yet doing less jail time than a poverty-entrenched person who was caught with a joint. The rich get away with it because they have the money to buy their way out of punishment (through better lawyers, private detectives, bribing the judge with fine meats), which then reinforces their will to commit more atrocities, because ... well, why not? There's no downside. Not really -- not when compared to fucking jail. But hey, it's not their fault. Evil money just claimed another victim by turning an otherwise honest person into an agent of greed. They're victims, people.
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Money doesn't corrupt jack dick. If all the money disappeared from the planet today, the object of temptation would then be whatever was next on the list of "most desirable human stuff." Probably boobs. I don't know, ladies, I'm looking at this from a dude's point of view. You'll have to give me a little rope on this one.
Oh, wait, it's rope! Everyone would value and desire rope.
Eventually, you'd have corrupt people stealing and hoarding other people's rope. There'd be rope embezzlement trials and gang members shooting each other in the streets over bungee cords. The point is that the temptation to take what isn't ours is always there. The people who master that urge are considered good -- or, hell, even normal. And the people who give in to it are corrupt. And it spans all socioeconomic levels. Money doesn't corrupt ... we do. Money is just frequently the object of our corrupt desires.
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The problem is that we've seen the greedy rich person trope for so long that it's become ingrained that wealth (and, by association, success) is an undesirable goal. We've set up a stigma that "too much" money is a bad thing. Yes, making yourself wealthy by crotch-punching everyone you come in contact with is terrible, but that's not the only path to the goal. What, we can't be both good and financially secure? Why does it have to be one or the other? The truth is, it's not an either/or path.
In fact, the point isn't even really about becoming rich -- a very small percentage of people reading this article will ever reach that level. It's about that stigma sticking its ass-sniffing nose into every goddamn tax bracket and tainting even the smallest desire for financial growth as "bad." Something a good, moral person would never want to become.
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As an added layer of evil, she follows the metal detector guy all over the beach, asking why he's mad.
That moral itself isn't just there to warn rich people about the possibility of corruption ... it's there to keep the non-rich exactly where they're at. Because let's face it, if everyone suddenly started making the same amount of money, there would be no such thing as "rich." And the actual corrupt members of that elite group don't want that. It means that they become one of us. They'd be taking a catastrophic fall in status. Lucky for them, that moral keeps us right in place, afraid of becoming them, petrified of sharing their horrible fate as victims of the Greed Demons. The only way for us to combat it is to stand at a safe distance from the all-encompassing power of the wicked money that turned them into those monstrosities.
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You put yourself in the debt you're now drowning in. You spent more than you could afford, and now you need to own up to it and pay that shit off. What's wrong? You can't afford the late fees or the interest rates associated with your credit cards or collection agency bills? Too bad. This is the way the financial world works. When you signed the paperwork for that card or that loan, you agreed to all of their policies, and now you are bound by law to pay it. Read the fine print, fucko. If they so desire, they can hire God himself to come down and spank your ass with a mountain.
And you'd totally deserve it. You didn't walk into a bank and ask them to just give you money. Even if you did, that's what the immediate eruption of laughter was about. You asked for a loan. Credit cards don't operate on the gift system. You entered into an agreement that, yes, they would give you the money you asked for, and in return, you'd pay back that money, plus more. That's how they make a profit. Now man up and pay that shit off before they get pissed and decide to have Jesus throw a forest at you.
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But That's Bullshit Because ...
Hey, did you know you can settle with collection agencies for less than what you owe? Because you totally can, and that even includes having them remove or lessen the negative remarks they put on your credit history. But what about those late fees and interest rates? Those are set in stone, right? You signed a contract. Nope. You can negotiate your way out of those, too.
Wait, did I say earlier that when you signed that paperwork, you were bound by law? Sorry about that -- law has very little (and oftentimes nothing) to do with it. That's right, fuck the police. You're signing an agreement to corporate policy, which means that if you contact the right person and talk in just the right way, those policies can be bent or broken.
So why do we just give in and pay what the creditors are demanding? Because we've taught ourselves that not doing so is immoral and dirty. Not sticking to the agreed-upon terms is downright criminal -- you're breaking the contract, after all. What we forget is that you're not dealing with a $20 loan from cousin Filthneck Crotchrocket. You're dealing with a business. And if a business is faced with the choice of waiving a few late fees in order to keep you from going to a competitor, that's no choice at all. They'll happily give those fees the finger and work out payments with you.
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"Ma'am, while we're at it, can you get it in writing that they'll put their tongue in my ass?"
And yes, goddamnit, you are entitled to that. They will not hesitate to stick you with whatever extra fees they can, because you are not a person to them. You are an account -- an asset to their business if you're making your payments. If you're not willing to make the same business decisions for yourself, you are at their mercy. Just keep in mind that it doesn't mean you should call them in a temper tantrum, demanding justice like you have something over them. They don't have to do jack shit for you, and they won't if you're yelling racial slurs at the person who's reading your file. But if you're polite and you talk to the right people, they almost always have the ability to help you out.
This is a major way that wealthy people mentally differ from the poor and middle class. We allow that moral to taint our view of how money and businesses work, whereas to them, haggling over debt is just a tool. Do you think Donald Trump feels guilt when he repeatedly files for bankruptcy? Hint: No, he does not. Donald Trump feels nothing. Ever. About anything. It's just another business strategy. It's no different on your smaller scale.
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No, seriously, Donald Trump thinks he is the only person who lives here on this planet.
Given, if you do that to regular people who have given you personal loans, you are a douchebag and deserve to have the mob punch your neck off. Please don't take that as a stereotype-based insult, The Mob. I'm a huge fan of your crimes.


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The derailment of the Metro North 5:54 a.m. from Poughkeepsie was tragic indeed. Derailments are rare, but they do occur more often than we hear about. Most of the derailments happen at low speeds and rarely involve injuries. The 5:54 wasn't so lucky. As it rounded the curve after the Spuyten Duyvil station, it derailed, left the tracks, and the head car barely missed landing in the Harlem River. The engine and all 10 train cars crashed that morning, most landing on their sides or seriously listing. There were more than 100 passengers on the train, either heading to work or heading home from the holiday weekend. Train rides are always a homecoming from one direction or another; this day home was Grand Central Station. Four died along the way and over 60 were injured. All of those passengers never had a homecoming on the train this day.
The news reports while still fresh, remind me of my own personal experience with a derailment on the Port Jervis line at Garfield in June 2001. I had taken the 4:05 a.m. early train that day for purely personal reasons. The seats were quite full that day, and I took a seat at the front end of the second car from the engine with my back facing the exit door of the train. It is a wide corner seat with a row of seats facing me. Before long I was joined by an electrician facing me. He takes the 3:40 in every morning and this was his normal train home. Thirtyish, with a slim build, he stowed his gear under his seat and fell fast asleep as did I. The last thing I remember seeing was a young conductor standing against the door next to me sorting his tickets. I did not see him again.
It's amazing how certain sounds in life bring your mind quickly back to a situation: that summer song, a child's laughter, the bark of a big dog too close and… the sounds of screeching breaks. This being my second derailment, I immediately had a point of reference for the sound; it was not good. We all quickly realized this was not a scheduled stop. The abrupt awakening brought the sight of the fellow in front of me bouncing out of his seat, slamming against the side wall of the car. While he was trying to right himself the train lurched to a stop and listed to the side. I grabbed him by his shoulders and held him down until the train finally settled. His wide eyes were mirrors of mine, I am sure. The physics of the moment had items in the storage rack flying in all directions, most heading my way. There were screams in the car but no panic, and as the dust began to settle, we could see the car was at a 45-degree list. It seemed we could reach out and touch the rail bed.
Reality quickly turned to the realization that we had to get off the train, since it might continue to fall. My seat mate grabbed his gear and was the first out of the car; I quickly followed the others. We moved to the first car since the jump to the ground was not as bad. As people do, most upon hitting the ground helped other passengers off the train. We would move from exit to exit helping people till everyone was off the train; by that time the police and emergency services were on the scene.
There was one woman on the ground with only one shoe, who was attempting to climb back into the train. The Jersey State Trooper told her to stop and asked her where she was going, she replied, "These are VERY expensive shoes, and if I don't come home with both, my husband will kill me." The trooper told her to stay put and asked where she was sitting, soon emerging from her car with the missing shoe. She seemed more excited to see the shoe than to be on the ground (a woman and her shoes will not be easily separated).
The rescue train arrived within an hour or two, and once all were aboard, the young conductor came on the PA with an announcement; his first words, "Sorry about that folks." Before long we were on our way, this derailment behind us, none the worse for the wear and tear. Eventually, it would be determined that a dump truck moving a container had backed into the rail and knocked it out of alignment. Our engineer saw this as he entered Garfield and was able to slow the train, unfortunately not enough.
It may be months before we have a final determination regarding the cause of the Poughkeepsie 5:54 derailment. Friends who ride the train daily tell me it's a bad turn, and they always slow down. Passengers this day say the train was traveling too fast. Maybe a new conductor, filling in for a regular on vacation, was unfamiliar of the turn; maybe equipment failure of the brakes; maybe the cement track foundation crumbled, as there are issues with shoddy replacement of this foundation; time will tell the cause. My own experience in June 2001 barely prepared me for what would come a few short months later as I was across the streets from the World Trade towers on 9/11. Let's pause for a moment for the passengers killed and injured on the 5:54 and hope the survivors never have to experience this again, and that all their homecomings are safe.


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My goal in attending was to try and get a grasp of what the PDMA is about. To that end, I spent most of the first day in the New Product Development Professional (NPDP) certification preparation session. This session skimmed through a massive amount of information, derived from the PDMA's "Body of Knowledge."
What I discovered is that anyone who manages to get certified as a New Product Development Professional will have to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of the entire product development process—from the fuzzy front-end of ideation, through to product delivery. The only part of the process that doesn't seem to be covered in detail is that bit in the middle that has to do with engineering.
Admittedly, in the session I attended, the presenters did mention a few terms such as "CAD" and "CAE" – but only in passing.
It took me a while to figure out, but the PDMA seems to focus on the parts of the product development process that are common to a large number of industries. Product engineering is not one of those common parts. While the organization does sponsor some events which discuss Product Lifecycle Management (such as one in Southern California, coming up on Tuesday, November 15), the subject isn't core to the PDMA's mission.
Here's my take: If you are an experienced product designer/engineer, studying to get the PDMA's NPDP certification will force you to learn the full gamut of product development, including strategy, teams and organizational structure, processes, tools and metrics, market research, and portfolio management. It will "connect the dots," helping you to understand better why new product projects fail (or succeed.)


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Officials said last week that Szad, 53, would be living with his elderly parents in Springfield, but that plan fell apart after public outcry.
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Wheres he going to go? asked Emmons, D-Springfield. Is he going to live under a bridge? Is that secure to a community?
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The defendant could have gotten life in prison but was offered a seven- to 20-year sentence in a plea bargain to spare the boy from testifying.
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When the Department of Corrections announced Szads impending release last week, it took the unusual step of warning that blue-eyed, blond-haired boys of 12 or 13 could be in particular peril. Crook said the department sometimes issues such warnings when an offender has expressed particular victim preferences.
Szad cooperated with sex-offender treatment in prison but is still considered high risk, officials said.
Police Chief Douglas Johnston on Thursday said any relief within the Springfield community was tempered by the fact that Szad would be a free man after today and could return at any time. He said if Szad moved back to Vermont he would be required to notify the state sex offender registry within 24 hours.
Szads case has focused attention not only on the states public-notification practices for sex offenders but on the value and constitutionality of civil commitment laws, which about 20 states use to keep some offenders locked up in mental health facilities after their prison terms.
Vermont debated such a law eight years ago and decided against it, said Emmons, who counted herself among the opponents.
Youre holding someone who has not committed a (new) crime, she said. Do we as a society in Vermont want to do that?
The executive director of the American Civil Liberties Unions Vermont chapter, Allen Gilbert, said the public needs to accept that sex offenders like Szad get out of prison when they complete their sentences.
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Nordstrum flew into action when she learned that an oil and gas company planned to drill several wells near her son's elementary school.
Nordstrum started Erie Rising with three fellow mothers because she was concerned about the health effects of hydraulic fracturing. Also called "fracking," the method involves pumping chemicals, water and sand into the ground to release natural gas.
"As we started learning more about the chemicals and some of the potential health risks associated with this new process, we got really concerned about the safety and welfare of the kids," Nordstrum said.
She researched the drilling technique and found a study that showed Erie contained levels of air pollution associated with oil and gas development higher than Pasadena, Calif., and Houston. Her group asked the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration scientist who completed the study to present his findings to Erie leaders.
Shortly after, the Erie Board of Trustees passed a six-month moratorium on oil and gas drilling in the town to explore matters related to air and water quality.
Whether she's right or wrong, thanks to her dedication, Nordstrum has won the Healthy Child, Healthy World "Mom on a Mission" award for March.
Sorry about CAMT
Still reeling over the news that the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology has withdrawn from the redevelopment of the old Agilent Technologies plant in Loveland?
So are some other folks.
"We've been pretty solidly (involved) for the last two years, so it's a real disappointment to us," Heidi Hostetter, Faustson Tool Corp.'s sales and marketing manager. "We love the CAMT, we love what they're about … but this is a super-unfortunate deal."
Arvada-based Faustson, she told the Boulder Daily Camera, got involved early in the ACE Park discussions because the Loveland location seemed right for a second company site. Also, being near other high-tech companies would have been good for business, she said.
"We can no longer wait for CAMT; we can no longer wait for the ACE Park," said Scott Starin, vice president and founder of Boulder-based Avior Control Technologies.
Avior, maker of high-performance electric motors, was in the "sweet spot" of ACE Park's goal to accelerate manufacturing through the offering of shared equipment and resources, he told the newspaper.
The company, he said, may still look at the plant but will now look elsewhere.
(Business Report Editor Allen Greenberg weighs in on the CAMT news in his latest column, Page 30.)
He's got Manningmania!
Does Rep. Cory Gardner know something about the Peyton Manning-Broncos news that we don't?
Here's his Facebook status update, posted at 12:37 p.m. Monday, the day the news erupted that Manning was signing with the team:
"Sorry to see Tebow go but excited to see Peyton Manning in a Denver Broncos uniform! Welcome to Colorado Peyton."
Many think that Tebow and Manning can't co-exist, but The Eye thinks Gardner was perhaps jumping the gun a bit with his comment.
When 'Main Library' won't do
Fort Collins' Main Library is in the final months of construction and the Poudre River Public Library Board of Trustees is asking the public to submit ideas for naming the library at 201 Peterson St.
All Library District residents are invited to contribute suggestions including, we assume, The Eye.
"This process allows the community to join in the excitement of the completion of this great, revitalized building in downtown Fort Collins," said Board President Mike Liggett.
Names can be submitted electronically through a link on the library website at www.PoudreLibraries.org.
Suggestions will be taken through May 1 and the winning name will be announced at the May 14 meeting of the Library Board of Trustees.
There are some rules to this, by the way. Submission need to be in compliance with the Library District's Naming Policy, which states: "Library buildings shall be named based on the building location, geography or neighborhood."
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I know this because this is like the tenth time I've done this and they STILL keep sending them.
But I'm still mad, and this makes me feel a little better. (I was going to look into truck rental and load up all our old magazines and dump them at their offices, but this is easier.)
In case you didn't know, a couple of years ago now they switched Yankee magazine from a small, digest size (the size it had been for SIXTY YEARS) and enlarged it to regular magazine size. It has a totally different look, and feel, the ads seem way more prominent, and it just lost that "charm" it had. We let our subscription run out because we hate the new look. But they keep trying to get us back. But I'm not budging. No way man!


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- Viscosity effects on hydrodynamic drainage force measurements involving deformable bodies
- Author(s)
- Dagastine, Raymond R.; Webber, Grant B.; Manica, Rogerio; Stevens, Geoffrey W.; Grieser, Franz; Chan, Derek Y. C.
- Abstract
- Dynamic force measurements have been made between an oil drop and a silica particle in surfactant and sucrose solutions with viscosities that range up to 50 times that of water. These conditions provide variations in the shear rate and the relative time scales of droplet deformation and hydrodynamic drainage in a soft matter system. The results obtained indicate that soft deformable boundaries have a natural response that limits the maximum shear rate that can be sustained in thin films compared to shear rates that can be attained in films bounded by rigid boundaries. In addition, to extend boundary slip studies on rigid surfaces, we use a smooth deformable droplet surface to probe the dependence of the boundary slip on fluid viscosity without the added complications of surface roughness or heterogeneity. Imposing a Navier slip model to characterize possible slip at the deformable oil-sucrose solution interface gives results that are consistent with a slip length of no larger than 10 nm over the range of solution viscosity studied, although an immobile (zero slip length) condition at the oil-sucrose solution interface is perfectly adequate. In high viscosity solutions, cantilever motion at high scan rates induces a significant cantilever deflection. A method has been developed to account for this effect in order to extract the correct dynamic force between the deformable drop and the particle.
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- Langmuir, Vol. 26, no. 14 (Jul 2010), pp. 11921-11927
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- 2010
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- 0306 Physical Chemistry (Incl. Structural)
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- Hydrophobic and hydrophilic interactions; Nanoparticles/chemistry; Oils; Oils/chemistry; Silicon dioxide; Silicon dioxide/chemistry; Sucrose; Sucrose/chemistry; Surface properties; Surface-active agents; Surface-active agents/chemistry; Viscosity
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- American Chemical Society
- 0743-7463
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Special to the Pioneer
If it weren't for the gauze pressure bandage around her knee, you'd never know that Morriston's Paige Douglas is in a fight for her life.
It is said that when people are married for a number of years they develop the ability to finish each other's sentences–and sometimes thoughts.
Karon Johnson's smile is the first thing that greets you when he enters a room and it never leaves his face, even when sharing the adversity that plagues his life.
While he is an imposing figure of a man, his voice is soft much like his demeanor. However, it is that smile that speaks loudly and proudly of who he is.
Reared in Dunnellon, Johnson graduated with honors in 1997 and set out to work in his chosen career of juvenile corrections.
I was born and reared in Kentucky, resided in Georgia for 17 years and now Florida for eight. There's no question I am a Southern girl through and through.
That fact has always been obvious, especially when I was with family and friends who lived in the North. They laughed at my accent and marveled at the way we did things in the South.
People around the world are a little happier thanks to Rusty the Clown.
Donald Moore Jr. doesn't remember a time when music wasn't an integral part of his life.
Born into a musical family that included his father and brother, it was only natural that like a moth to flame he would migrate to music.
And for the last 40 plus years, he's stayed there.
Inspired by Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings and so many who are now considered classic artists, Moore picked up the
guitar in one hand and pen in the other and proceeded
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By Keith Stewart
Some of Morriston Baptist Church's members recently went on mission to Lima and Cusco, Peru.
Working with Buckner International, Pastor Keith Stewart, his wife Margarette and three of his parishioners–Kelly and Vivian Culbertson, and Janet Colley–traveled more than 10 hours by car and air to minister in South America.
They spent eight days visiting various orphanages, youth and single mother homes throughout Lima and Cusco.
It was a feat that ends up on morning TV talk shows.
Monday, an 8-year-old Jack Russell out on her afternoon bathroom break disappeared.
"I'd seen a turtle the day before," said the dog's owner, Patty Hatch, "and thought she was following it."
Indeed she had.
Penny, the curious Jack Russell, had wandered the way of the turtle and somehow became trapped in the turtle/gopher hole.
Ellas McDaniel Jr. was just a year old when his father went from relative obscurity, driving an asphalt truck and playing rhythm and blues on the street corners of Chicago, to worldwide fame.
"He was trying to put diapers on me and my sister. That's what led him to play on street corners," McDaniel said last week from the home of Chiefland friend Duane Schwingel. "My mother (Ethel) worked for the Polo Meat Co., cuttin' up chickens."
While others are still trying to wake up, cook their breakfast and get their children dressed, Bo Dallas is already at the church with a song not only on his heart, but also his lips as he prepares for another day of worship.
While that's not too extraordinary for most people, what is unusual is that Dallas had prepared his own breakfast and gotten to Allen Chapel AME Church on his trusty scooter. That's pretty good for someone who turned 105 years old Sept. 2.
Toni Collins isn't shy about her beliefs, especially when it comes to history.
"I've always been distressed that our young people are not learning about the history of this county," she said Friday from the living room of her Chiefland home.
Collins, who used to work for the county, was largely responsible for organizing the county's historical archives and started the county's historical board.
By ADA LANG
This week's Conservation Corner suggests composting as another way to reduce the amount of trash you put into your garbage can and eventually, the landfill.
Eleven months ago, Lisa Berrios was on medications for both diabetes and high blood pressure.
Her weight had topped at 287 pounds, and as a nurse at the VA hospital in Gainesville, she knew something had to give soon.
Because in addition to the physical complications that accompany obesity, the usually upbeat Lisa found herself combatting depression,
"Let's go to Zumba," someone recommended.
It was the beginning of a new life for her–one that is healthy and fun.
Nicole and Bruce Kosch had it all: a love that had blossomed since their high school days in Port Charlotte, good educations, great jobs, an adventure that took them to Wisconsin for a year and a warm, comfortable home in Morriston.
The time was right to add to their number and so they began preparations to welcome a third into their fold.
But after a year of unsuccessful attempts to conceive, the couple sought medical advice and testing.
Bruce was up first, because male testing is less invasive.
The sights, sounds and smells of Christmas come alive this Sunday as the Williston Woman's Club presents the Christmas Tour of Homes featuring four magnificent houses, their decor and their generous owners.
A tradition that dates back almost 20 years has been resurrected by the club as a fund-raiser with monies earmarked for a covered pavilion at Williston Elementary School.
It was just a couple of hours into the New Year, 1945, when Ray Knisley, 86, of Chiefland, peeked out of a freezing foxhole after being awakened by the sound of gunshots.
His unit, the 117th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron (Mecz), had been dug in about 30 miles south of Strasbourg, Germany. There was snow on the ground, and in the light of a full moon he thought he saw a patrol coming in with German prisoners. He hunkered back in to put on his boots and a jacket
By Donna Mitchell
Pet lovers enjoy photographing their friends and Williston veterinarian Bill Bennett, right, provides a showcase for their work. Most recent winners of Dr. Bennett's contest are M.M. Lauderdale who photographed his puppy and Leslie Redding who submitted a winning cat photo. Pictured with Dr. Bennett is Denise Young.
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People dressed in layers and walked quickly around downtown Madison, as the first day of spring felt like a continuation of winter.
Wednesday's high of 21 degrees was about 60 degrees colder than the same day in 2012, which experienced record warmth.
Madison city officials scheduled a news conference outside to promote the B-Cycle program, which allows people to rent bikes downtown.
"It's so impressive how many people are here," said a bundled-up Mayor Paul Soglin. "It's Wisconsin, it's not last year where it was nice and lukewarm; it's a typical Madison spring day."
The bike program quadrupled its ridership last season and opened its 2013 season Wednesday despite the cold, according to a news release.
Meanwhile, people on State Street remembered last year's warmth fondly.
"I was wearing shorts and a T-shirt, having a really fun time," one woman said. "I hate this."
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He was preceded in death by four brothers, Reynaldo Garza, Eulalio Garza, Jr.; Arturo Garza and Avelino Garza; two sisters, Josephina Rodriguez and Maria Garza.
He is survived by his wife; four daughters, Emma (Jose) Aguero; Elena (Domingo) Tanguma; Sylvia (Alex) Rodarte and Carol (Joey) Maldonado; seven sons, Henry (Belinda) Garza; Carlos "Rocky" (Rose) Garza; Sam (Marcela) Garza; David (Barbie) Garza; Dario (Tracy) Garza; Hector (Gloria) Garza and Daniel (Dacia) Garza; one brother, Alberto Garza of Three Rivers; three sisters, Margarita (Audelio) Salazar of Three Rivers; Lupita (Lionelle) Castillo of Katy and Elizabeth Garza (Pat) Ryan of Missoula, Montana; 32 grandchildren; 41 great-grandchildren and three great great-grandchildren.
A memorial mass will be held on Tuesday, March 27, at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Three Rivers. The commital service with military honors will follow at Three Rivers Cemetery.
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Hotel Alex Johnson Officially Joins Curio – A Collection by HiltonPosted Aug 18, 2015
As of August 18, 2015, the Hotel Alex Johnson is the newest member of Curio – A Collection by Hilton, which consists of carefully hand-selected hotels that cater to guests seeking local discoveries and authentic experiences.
Historic Hotel Alex Johnson Begins Transition to Curio by HiltonPosted Feb 09, 2015
Rapid City, SD (February 9, 2015) Plans are in place and work is underway for the historic Hotel Alex Johnson to join the Hilton Worldwide family of hotels. In June of 2014, Hilton announced the launch of Curio A Collection by Hilton, and the downtown Rapid City icon was on the list to join this prestigious new collection of hotels.


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The league seems to be decent, many former NBA players played there. Must be hard though to adjust to the lifestyle as an Amarican/ European I'd imagine.
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If you do it Amar'e just be careful... it's when you play lesser talent injuries are more prone to happen.
Isn't Marbury also in China? lol
I don't like this idea... more wear and tear is exactly what Stat doesn't need!
^Dont be so paranoid. I think its a good idea honestly. The schedule overseas isn't as rigorous as the NBA. So he won't be playing non stop and its a good way for not only him but any NBA player who participates, stay in shape and stay sharp on their game.
Until it actually happens, I'm just going to assume this kind of stuff is all talk with guys the caliber of Kobe and Amare. That said, if the upcoming season does end up going down the tubes due to a lockout, I suppose all bets are off. We should start figuring out now which one of you guys is going to move to China to give us accurate news updates in case that does happen.
if a bunch of players went over there, the Chinese government would make a ****load of money if they broadcasted overseas... just mre money to the big red machine...
Guys they aren't going over there to play in the China league. Kobe and his agent are trying to arrange a bunch of NBA "allstar" teams to go and do showgames in China. So it would be all NBA players playing against each other, just in China.
I'm sure they won't be going 100% and I'm sure the risk of injury would be very low.
I think it's a good thing, will help the guys to stay in shape and get them prepared in case the season does get up and running a bit later.
Starbury & STAT
Amar'e brings back Marbury in the 2012-2013 season to the Knicks.
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If its going to be like the Hurricane Katrina game they did for charity then it's cool. We all know there is no D in those "All Star" games and Stat barely plays it n e way so he'd be good.
It would have more appeal if they played against Chinese teams also or maybe a mix of American and Chinese players on the same teams. Kobe is huge over there, he calls China a home away from home but I wonder if it has more to do with the endorsements he gets over there or if he really feels that way. I would think he looks at Italy as his second home rather than China.
Did you guys read the Daily News article? He will only go if he can get insurance and most likely the Knicks would suggest that he not go.
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The problem here is The Knicks can't even directly contact STAT so I don't see how much they can do. Besides many players play ball during the summer @ camps, charity events, etc.


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Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen wants to fight child trafficking in the next year.
He told the State Journal he wants to hire five full-time employees, including three special agents and two criminal analysts, who would work to fight child sex trafficking.
In addition, he said he wants to hold more training for law enforcement, prosecutors, and victim and witness coordinators and to work with lawmakers to draft human trafficking-related legislation.
Van Hollen asked for more than $900,000 as part of his department's two-year budget request.
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Van Hollen's spokeswoman Dana Brueck said the department doesn't have statistics on the scope of the problem in Wisconsin. But she said it would naive to think it isn't happening.
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Video: The Concert Corner - The best concerts of the year
Last week I put together a list of my personal picks for the 10 best sets I reviewed in Milwaukee for 2012. This week, I'm answering questions about it, starting with CineStars' Brittany Umar for our final Concert Corner video chat of the year.
Milwaukee movies off the grid: Aug. 29-Sept. 4
Alternative-venue movie options for the week include:
Paul's Alley Cinema
"West Side Story": The 1961 Oscar-winning best picture is one of the best, most energetic movies ever. 8:30 p.m. Friday. Free. »Read Full Article
Leinie's deal comes to head over beer summit
Kenosha — Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co. had a problem with last year's Hoppin' Helles beer.
The beer itself was fine. It was an easy-drinking beer brewed in the German Helles style, a light German beer, but made spicier and more aromatic with five different American hops. »Read Full Article(23)
Piet Levy reviews five albums by local musicians
There's quite a diversity of styles in this week's review roundup of new Milwaukee albums, from gangsta rap to soul, synth-pop to alternative metal. »Read Full Article
'The Trip to Italy' serves second helping of banter, scenery
The problem with taking "The Trip to Italy" is that our traveling companions won't shut up.
Fortunately, for the most part, they are as amusing as they are garrulous. But even they admit that, like second albums and movie sequels, another outing may disappoint. »Read Full Article
Madison co-workers compete on "The Amazing Race"
Two Madison co-workers will participate in the upcoming season of "The Amazing Race."
The series, which just won an Emmy as outstanding reality show, starts its 25th season when it moves to Fridays Sept. 26. »Read Full Blog Post
Nourri begins serving its new small-plates menu Thursday on the west side
Nourri, the new contemporary-American small plates restaurant at 5901 W. Vliet St., will launch its dinner menu tonight.
The restaurant, the successor to Cafe Perrin, opened quietly late last week after closing for about 10 days to remodel. The bakery cases came out, and a 12-seat bar went in. »Read Full Blog Post
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Rock out at the Rave tonight. Blessthefall, I Killed the Prom Queen and Capture the Crown will begin at 6:30 p.m., and Tantric hits the stage at 8 p.m. Tickets are available online for $19.
Put on your dancing shoes and go swing dancing at Down and Over in Bay View. For $5, there will be dancing lessons from 8 to 9 p.m. with an open dance to follow. If you need a little liquid courage, the bar features $2.50 rail cocktails and $5 martinis. »Read Full Blog Post


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Implementation of PARIS in California
The PARIS-Interstate match has provided the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) with the opportunity to improve the residency verification process for Medicaid beneficiaries. Previously, DHCS only discontinued ineligible nonresident beneficiaries that reported a change in residence to DHCS. Effective July 1, 2009, DHCS commenced a two-year PARIS-Interstate pilot program. California's pilot program began with three of the fifty-eight counties, and has since expanded to thirteen counties. Under the pilot program, DHCS contacted Medicaid beneficiaries that PARIS identified as receiving a public assistance benefit in another state. DHCS' residency verification efforts identified many Medicaid beneficiaries that did not report their move out of California. The PARIS-Interstate match has been successful in lowering Medicaid program expenditures by discontinuing ineligible nonresident beneficiaries.
In six quarterly matches DHCS discontinued approximately 3,000 ineligible nonresident Medicaid beneficiaries. The estimated reduction in Medicaid program expenditures during the two-year pilot program was $3,387,000. As a result of the proven success of the pilot program, DHCS is expanding the use of the PARIS-Interstate match to additional California counties. The PARIS-Interstate match allows DHCS to take the initiative and detect unreported moves, thereby preventing the issuance of improper payments.


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For Die Hard Fans Only
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch had an interesting story yesterday on the new official MLB caskets and urns. These urns and caskets are being manufactured by Eternal Image. The urns come with an indentation in the lid to allow for display of your dearly departed's favorite autographed baseball. How decorative!
8 teams are currently available – Yankees, Phillies, Cardinals, Cubs, Braves, Red Sox, Tigers, and Dodgers. All teams will be available by next year. Check them out at the Eternal Image site. These urns are already so popular that the first run sold-out and they've had to rush a second run into production.
Here I was planning to save up for a KISS Kasket, but now I've got another option. Life is full of difficult decisions..and so is death.
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yes, "die" hard fans only is correct. I'm a huge Braves fan but…that's getting a little creepy.
You know, three years ago, when we were picking out an urn to put my mother's ashes in, I half-jokingly mentioned(mostly as a defense mechanism, I guess) that I wanted to be buried in an urn with the Cards logo on it. And without missing a beat, the funeral director told me that she could make it happen. Now I know she can…
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The flat is arranged over 2 floors and has 3 double bedrooms. It also has a living room with sofa bed, a kitchen and a bathroom with bathtub. The flat may accommodate up to 8 people and twin bedrooms may be provided upon request. We service the flat every other day, including bed-sheet and towel changing.
The flat is conveniently located just across from Emirates stadium and it is just a 2-min walk from Arsenal station. It is close to Holloway road and hence has access to local amenities such as supermarkets, post office, banks and coffee shops. The apartment is also a 2-min walk from London Metropolitan University.
The flat contains 3 double bedrooms with wardrobes and side-tables. A living room with sofa bed, kitchen and bathroom are also available. A baby cot and a high chair are available upon request.
The flat has wooden laminated floors, double glazed windows and central heating and it is well supplied with: • television • microwave • washing machine • fridge/freezer • plates, cutlery, cups and glasses • iron and iron board • kettle • toaster • pots, pans and cooking utensils • hair dryer • free bathroom toiletries
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The Change House so we livet i 54 amwell Street.
It was a hole in the door to garden.
A cat has slept in my bed.
Room in celler was Cold and the shower was bad
Well appointed apartment in quiet area, 5/10 minutes from the arsenal station and really across the emirate stadium.
well equipped and suitable for a family or friends.
appartement bien agencé dans quartier calme, à 5/10 minutes de la station arsenal et vraiment en face du stade emirate.
bien équipé et adapté pour une famille ou entre amis.
London, apartment 2, in Claremont Square 2: August 1 to 9, very noise place, ambulance were passed all night every night. They say un the add there is double window and this is FALSE. There is not curtain or something which really works to cover the big window, I asked for it and they dont sent anything. The apartment is managed for a hotel personnel, not by the owner! So you're feel like a bug once you pay them.
They say (see the add here in windu) they will changes towels every day and was not, just one time in 9 days. There is nothing to clean the floor, and it was dirty by the constant trafic, I mean from second day there...
The 2 windows are really and totally dirty!Trafic jam day and night 10 mts from apartment. Buillding is very old, ( I have many pictures about it), an example, pipe in the kitchen broke spontaneously during last night.
Nothing to choice: pillows are thin and small (they bring us two more thin pillows under request, the request was attended by the hotel manager) furnitures are small. Tiny sofa.
TV and Wifi were ok.
Black spots inside the shower.tiny shower, no shelves to put anything.
Someone tried to entry one noon. Maybe was a mistake of apartment number, maybe not, but this cause is a hotel property, not a person, they dont mind you.
It is uncomfortable.
The location of the apartment is very centrally located, but the nocturnal transport connection is connected to 20 minutes walk. At the apartment there is hardly anything wrong: clean and modern. However, it was a bit too small for 8 persons (3 persons in one room). The kitchen equipment was ok. Lack of crockery and pots. Bathroom was very small and without windows. It was clean but the shower was a bit of mold present. The service of Short Lets was perfect! Each emerging question or request was answered promptly. Good apartment to recommend for a city break, good service but for a maximum of 7 persons: Conclusion. Always happy!
Die Lage der Wohnung ist sehr zentral, jedoch ist die nächtliche Verkehrsanbindung mit 20 min Fußweg verbunden.
An der Wohnung gibt es kaum etwas auszusetzen: sauber und modern.
Jedoch war sie für 8 Personen etwas zu klein (in einem der Zimmer 3 Personen).
Die Ausstattung der Küche war ok. Mangel an Geschirr und Töpfen.
Bad war sehr klein und ohne Fenster. Es war sauber jedoch war ein der Dusche ein bisschen Schimmel vorhanden.
Der Service von Short Lets war perfekt! Jede aufkommende Frage oder Bitte wurde schnellstens beantwortet.
Fazit: Gute Wohnung für einen Städtetrip, guter Service aber für maximal 7 Personen zu empfehlen.
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Excellent stay ! Perfect location, very nice flat, exactly like on the pictures, really clean and confortable. Easy check-in and transportation arranged from the check-in place to the flat. Stayed there for Christmas and still someone came to change our towels and sheets. We REALLY recommend it and will not hesitate to come back !
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Seattle Ordinance Gradually Increases Minimum Wage To $15
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Written by Boxcar Willy on 05.01.2012 at 17:55
this is the best metalcore album i've ever heard.
Written by JÄY on 14.10.2012 at 23:06
Sure is....Never understood the metalcore tag
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Written by JÄY on 14.10.2012 at 23:06
Sure is....Never understood the metalcore tag
Because it's metalcore. Just because it's metalcore doesn't mean it's bad
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Can't understand why I didn't give this band a try back when I heard 'Sequioa throne' a few years ago, but this album is leaving me speechless and simply awed. Overstated as that may be, there really isn't anything that the band don't do effectively here. Instrumentation is virtually perfected to bring in new styles that invoke melodic passages (The piano outros on various songs), furiously frantic guitar riffs and mezmerizing drum rhythms. The vocal range here is so varied that I couldn't even believe there was merely one vocalist-his transition between dull, harsh roars and luscious cleans on 'The dissentience' and 'Palms read' really makes for a unqiue collaboration with the other instruments. And at the risk of coming across as an absolute fanboy (This album has now made me one after having listened to it 5 times in a row on the same day), it fits the MS rating I gave-a perfect '10'.


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The U.S. Marshals Service says U.S. Army soldier Shane E. Sanders, 37, was arrested without incident by the Hawaii Fugitive Task Force at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam AMC Passenger Terminal early Thursday morning.
On Oct, 31, the State of Georgia-Henry County issued an arrest warrant for Sanders for Child Molestation. The allegations are based upon a complaint alleging Sanders engaged in an immoral and indecent act with a child under 16 years of age. The incident occurred between May and October 2005 in Hampton, Ga.
The Hawaii Fugitive Task Force received information from the U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force indicating Sanders is active duty in the U.S. Army stationed at Wheeler Army Airfield. Sanders was returning from an overseas deployment to Afghanistan when deputies took him into custody at 12:40 a.m. Thursday. Sanders was transported to the Honolulu Police Department main station where he will remain in custody pending his extradition to Henry, Ga.


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Help! My boy won't eat solids. Is this a problem or do I have to force feed him?
He is breastfeeding well (and not an unusually large amount) and will attempt to eat but spits everything out. My GP has advised me I should wean him so that he will eat and tried to say I was 'giving in' too easily and reinforcing bad behaviour by breastfeeding
What age is it necessary to enforce the eating of solids.
My wee man is not underweight and is still growing, so I don't think he is under nourished.
I don't actually plan to wean until after he turns 2.
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A lot of things have changed since the first Super Bowl was played back in January 1967. Pictured is Bart Starr, quarterback of the Green Packers, winners of the first Big Game.
Eight new teams have been added to the NFL since then, and some of the cities teams play in have changed (for example, the Oakland Raiders moved to Los Angeles, then back to Oakland).
If you wanted to get into the first Super Bowl, you could probably get tickets for less than $10.
Flash forward more than 40 years, and you'll find that the cheapest tickets to recent Super Bowls have face values of closer to $700. Actual prices paid for tickets can be thousands of dollars.
Of course, if you'd been buying a ticket to the first Super Bowl, no one would have known what you were talking about. The first Super Bowl was actually called the "AFL-NFL World Championship Game" and was played between the winner of the AFL and NFL -- two competing football leagues.
The game as it exists today (since 1970, actually) is the championship of the NFL, which is made up of the AFC and NFC (American Football Conference and National Football Conference).
If you were watching that first Super Bowl live from the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, you would have been treated to a halftime show featuring the marching bands from the University of Arizona and the University of Michigan.
A recent Super Bowl featured entertainment from rock supergroup The Who.
If you watched the first Super Bowl on television, you would have been treated to a football game, and not a lot else.
Recent Super Bowls have featured something else: advertising. Commercials have become almost as important as the actual football game itself, and it is estimated that one out of every 12 people watching the Super Bowl do so because of the commercials.
Salaries also are vastly different now. In the 1960s, when the first Super Bowl occurred, quarterback Joe Namath of the New York Jets signed a then-record contract worth more than $400,000, according to Sports Illustrated.


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Will your best friend blow you?
Originally Posted by Wamphyri
I feel really sad for you as it seems you never experienced true friendship ... real friendship is always stronger than love .. id rather give up my girlfriend than my best friend ...
That is true but however naruto should've at least gotten a slight bit mad!
But you were right I would give up my girl for my best friend that I knew since 6th grade in a heart beat.
Well actually it depends on the situation but im sure i would stick by my friend no doubt!
Lol yes, that is a fact good sir
lol there friendship is just different dats all lol
Everyoe's just peeved that we didn't see Sasuke and Naruto fight... but with Sasuke in that condition, would it have been epic? No.
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Everyoe's just peeved that we didn't see Sasuke and Naruto fight... but with Sasuke in that condition, would it have been epic? No.
this is true
i want the final match between them to be epic
don't make fun of naruto, his friendship might be a bit "strong" but sasuke was is first friend after being despised by all the village
Who ever calls Naruto a Homo or Gay is a complete idoit
i will admit i dont exactyl agree with they way he is taking the fact
that Sauske tried to kill Sakura and Kakashi.....Naruto believes in
something more than killing and death....he wants to create a world
of true peace and killing Sauske will only bring more violence and
hatred which will bring about even more death.....so just bcuz
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Honesdale man arrested for domestic dispute
July 24, 2012 —
The Honesdale Borough Police arrested Joseph BENNETT, 47 from Honesdale after a domestic assault that occurred on 07/16/2012. According to Police, BENNETT allegedly assaulted a
41 year old female at an apartment on Church Street. During the assault, BENNETT alledgedly choked and punched the female.
BENNETT also allegedly punched the female victim's 12 year old son in the face. Both the female and her son were treated at Wayne Memorial Hospital for their injuries. BENNETT had left the scene prior to police arrival. Police obtained a warrant for BENNETT charging him with 3 counts of Simple Assault, 2 counts of Harassment and Disorderly conduct.
On 07/22/12, Honesdale Borough Police received a tip of BENNETT's whereabouts and along with Honesdale State Police BENNETT was apprehended on Erie Street. BENNETT was arraigned by MDJ Farrell. BENNETT was incarcerated in the Wayne County Correctional Facility after failing to post $25,000 bail.