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Deputies: Speed might have contributed to crash
A 15-year-old girl was killed in a single-vehicle crash Wednesday in Grant County, according to the Grant County Sheriff's Office.
Emergency crews were called to Liberty Ridge Road between County Road E and Hill Road in Liberty Township at 4:42 p.m. on a report of a crash.
Deputies said the 16-year-old driver and three other passengers, between the ages of 15 and 17, were taken to Grant Regional Hospital and some were later transported by MedFlight and MedLink.
A 15-year-old girl was pronounced dead at the scene by the Grant County Coroner.
All victims are students at Lancaster High School. Deputies said the high school was offering counseling services to students.
Investigators said speed could be a contributing factor in the crash.
The sheriff's department is withholding the names of the victims citing an ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash.
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Our sector and the communities we serve are changing rapidly through events and advances both small and large. In these extraordinary times of constant change, we need to be able to exercise effective leadership at all levels, in every organization, and throughout our communities.
Independent Sector is shepherding a major collaborative effort to transform investments in human capital and leadership development. The "Initiative for Nonprofit Talent and Leadership" is a cross-sector alliance that aims to elevate attention to leadership as a sector priority.
This effort was launched during the White House Forum on Nonprofit Leadership held on November 15, 2011, which brought together 200 cross-sector leaders to discuss the role of the nonprofit sector in our nation's economic recovery and current challenges facing the sector. These leaders also came to work. Throughout the Forum's working sessions, participants were challenged to define actionable goals and to commit to viable high-impact strategies to achieve them.
Independent Sector's work to develop nonprofit leadership also includes the NGen: Moving Nonprofit Leaders from Next to Now program, an effort to strengthen the leadership skills and networks of nonprofit professionals age 40 and under. As part of this effort, the American Express NGen Fellows Program was introduced in 2009. To expand the commitment to cultivating young leaders, in 2010 the American Express Building Leadership Award was reframed to the American Express NGen Leadership Award which recognizes a transformational leaders age 40 or under.
In order to expand the range of leadership development programs available, Independent Sector launched the C-Suite Track at the 2013 IS National Conference. This program, along with the CEO Track at the conference, brings together leaders at a similar career level to engage and discuss the unique challenges they face.
Each year, the John W. Gardner Leadership Award honors an outstanding American for mobilizing, transformative leadership with or in the nonprofit sector.

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VIROQUA, Wis. -- News 8 hears this a lot from educators selected for Top Notch Teacher: "I'm not any different than any other other hard-working teacher."
After a quarter-century in the classroom, July's honoree is no different.
Viroqua Elementary School second grade teacher Debra Stafslien doesn't know why she is being named a Top Notch Teacher, but her students do.
"Sometimes she plays games with us," says Vanessa Lohr. "And she makes up these funny songs."
While her students may think her teaching style is all fun and games, Ms. Stafslien is using these techniques to make sure she connects with each child.
She says figuring out how to teach all of the different learners in her class is one of the best parts of working with the students.
"Learning their individual needs - and they all have their own little ways of learning - and giving them that individual attention...I think that's something that's really special when you're teaching," Stafslien says.
And that's how Stafslien's students feel about her.
"Ms. Stasflien is a fun teacher," Vanessa says.
Stafslien retired at the end of the 2011-2012 school year after 25 years. She is the oldest of nine children, so becoming a teacher felt like a natural transition for her.


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No. 5 UMass Now 5-0 After Blowout of Albany
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UMass junior attackman Will Manny continued his torrid start to the season Tuesday with two goals in a 17-7 victory. Manny now has 24 points (16g, 8a) in five games.
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AMHERST, Mass. -- Led by three goals by both Art Kell and Kyle Smith, the No. 5 UMass men's lacrosse team ran past Albany 17-7 on Tuesday afternoon at Garber Field. Nine different Minutemen tallied goals for UMass which outshot the Great Danes 52-to-26 for the game. UMass will return to Garber Field on Saturday against Hartford (1 PM).
Kell and Smith also added a pair of assists to their three goals giving them a game-high five points. Steve D'Amario, Anthony Biscardi, Will Manny and Sean Cleary all tallied a pair of goals as well.
Albany was led by Joe Resetarits who had three goals and an assist in the game. Miles Thompson netted a pair of goals, while Lyle Thompson scored a goal and added two assists.
Tim McCormack picked up his fifth win of the season making 11 saves while adding his cause with an assist.Reed Goodhue closed out the final 4 minutes, 37 seconds making one save.
John Carroll took the loss for the Great Danes making 11 saves while allowing 16 goals. Max Huber played the final 4 minutes, 37 seconds for Albany allowing one goal.
UMass' shot advantage was aided by winning 21-of-25 faceoffs led by Anthony Toresco's 11-for-11 performance. Toresco also had a game-high nine groundballs which was tied with fellow faceoff man Greg Rushing who was 4-for-5 on the day.
The Minutemen jumped out to a 6-0 lead holding Albany scoreless until the 4:27 mark of the first quarter. Anthony Biscardi scored his two goals in the first 7 minutes, 39 seconds of play, while Kell sandwiched a man-up and a man-down goal around a D'Amario unassisted strike.The second quarter was again dominated by UMass as the Minutemen picked up two goals from Smith including his tally at the 3:54 mark which put UMass up 9-1.
Cleary scored his first collegiate goal with 62 seconds left in the second quarter giving UMass a 10-2 lead at halftime.
The Great Danes scored two of the first three goals to start the third period, but UMass closed strong with three straight goals in the final five minutes. Smith capped the run with his third of the day with 19 seconds to go.
Colin Fleming scored his first goal of the day midway through the fourth quarter and Cleary added his second with 3:55 left giving UMass a 17-6 lead. Matthew Bertrams added the final goal of the day with 1:38 to go for the final 17-7 score.
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My 3 week old has done great with breastfeeding up until this last few days. She has started to growl and pull away shortly after latching. After she also will have her mouth open and just move her head back and forth vigorously like she wants to eat but wont latch on.
my breast haven't been engorged so I don't think that it is to difficult for her to latch on... but my breast are starting to get sore.
Please help us I don't want this good thing to come to an end.
I should also add that my milk supply isn't low as when this happens it makes such a mess because I will have milk dripping everywhere while I try getting her to eat.


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The Hawai'i Health Information Exchange announced Tuesday that it signed formal data sharing agreements with Castle Medical Center and Hawai'i Pacific Health's network of four hospitals.
The five hospitals will now be able to connect their patients' electronic medical records to the Hawai'i HIE via the Health eNet, a secure, encrypted electronic system for health information exchange.
"These agreements will significantly broaden and enhance information exchange for patient care in communities across the state," said Christine Sakuda, executive director of the Hawai'i HIE. "By utilizing the Health eNet, these major healthcare providers will be able to improve patient care and manage costs for both the organization and their patients. We applaud Castle Medical Center and Hawai'i Pacific Health for their foresight in recognizing these benefits. As the first hospitals to connect to the Health eNet, their participation is key to increasing the effectiveness of this system and we encourage other providers to follow suit."
"Our efforts to improve cost-effectiveness and to ensure access to quality healthcare for all Hawai'i residents will depend on exactly this kind of collaboration," Gov. Neil Abercrombie said. "I commend Castle Medical Center and Hawai'i Pacific Health for recognizing the value of our state-designated health information exchange and the potential of available technologies to further the transformation of our healthcare system."
The Hawai'i HIE was designated by the State of Hawai'i to develop and implement a statewide health information exchange infrastructure, the Health eNet, in order to coordinate health care services among different health care providers. The agreement with Castle Medical Center and Hawai'i Pacific Health sets the stage for the next phase of the Health eNet slated to launch later this fall. At that time, authorized participants, such as healthcare providers who have a treatment relationship with a patient or emergency room personnel who may urgently need information about a patient may send "queries" to the Health eNet to access patient data such as medical histories, lab results and prescribed medications over a secure electronic platform.
Facilitating public health reporting is also planned for the next phase, which will allow the State Department of Health, for example, to receive information about communicable diseases that may adversely impact the entire community, as required under current state mandates. Using the Health eNet will allow the State DOH to more efficiently collect such data from members of the healthcare community.
"This is a significant milestone for Castle Medical Center," remarked Kathy Raethel, president and chief executive officer of Castle Medical Center. "Working with the Hawai'i Health Information Exchange means that we are forging a new path for improved patient care that will minimize unnecessary duplication of tests, and will lead to better coordination of patient care in the state of Hawai'i."
Raethel added, "As the first hospital in Hawai'i to sign with Hawai'i HIE, we seek to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to quality patient care and service to our community."
"This is what healthcare transformation and affordable care is all about. These agreements will foster secure and appropriate sharing of healthcare information between physicians, hospitals, and clinics – all working together to provide the best care for the community," said Steve Robertson, executive vice president and chief information officer for Hawai'i Pacific Health. "The quality of care will improve and costs will be reduced because doctors won't need to reorder diagnostic tests to get information that would be otherwise sitting, inaccessible, at another location."
Kapiolani Medical Center, Pali Momi Medical Center, Straub Clinic & Hospital and Wilcox Memorial Hospital are part of Hawai'i Pacific Health.


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Clinical Practice Guidelines: Cholesterol Tests for Children?
The American Academy of Family Physicians journal American Family Physician (AFP) has a feature called Journal Club that I've mentioned before. Three physicians examine a published article, critique it, discuss whether to believe it or not, and put it into perspective. In the September 15 issue the journal club analyzed an article that critiqued the process for developing clinical practice guidelines. It discussed how two reputable organizations, the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) looked at the same evidence on lipid screening in children and came to completely different conclusions and recommendations.
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November 30, 2011 —
WESTFALL, PA — After years of discussion in which past boards wavered despite an urgent need for a new elementary school, the current Delaware Valley School District Board voted to build the school at a meeting on November 10.
The 88,000-square-foot building will sit on 40-plus acres a short distance from the present campus, across from the Altec Lansing building on Route 6/209.
In the November 8 election, Taxpayers United lost John Kupillas, limiting the group to only two positions on the board.
The new building will replace the 60-year-old elementary school located on the main campus.
The cost will be approximately $22 million, but the board elected to float a bond for $30 million as part of a three-year capital improvement project, which includes the expansion of the middle and high school wing on the main campus.
At the meeting only one dissenting vote came from Kupillas. Other members of the group—Bob Goldsack and Diane French—were absent.
The construction is expected to begin in the spring with a possible completion by Christmas of 2012.
Board member Sue Casey, who did not seek re-election after serving 14 years on the board, said that by building a new building at a separate site, students would be safer than if the school were built on the current campus while school was in session.


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Vt. high court rules prosecutor's appointment was OK
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Supreme Court on Friday rejected a defense lawyer's bid to get some cases thrown out on the grounds that the prosecutor was not properly elected.
St. Johnsbury lawyer David Sleigh asked for the dismissal of kidnapping and domestic assault charges against George Cuomo, 43, of East Charleston, on the basis that Orleans County State's Attorney Alan Franklin had been appointed by the governor rather than elected.
State's attorneys usually are elected in Vermont, but Franklin was appointed by Gov. Peter Shumlin after Shumlin appointed his predecessor, Keith Flynn, to serve as Vermont's public safety commissioner.
The court ruled that even if Franklin's assumption of office was unusual, he is still the "de facto" state's attorney — as a matter of fact. It noted there was no allegation that Franklin was appointed secretly or in bad faith.
Shumlin appointed Franklin, who had served as chief deputy state's attorney in Orleans County, to serve the last 10 days of the four-year term Flynn had begun in 2007, ending Jan. 31, 2011, as well as the four-year term beginning Feb. 1, 2011, to which Flynn had been elected the previous November.
Sleigh argued in court papers, and in an interview Friday, that it was proper for Shumlin to appoint Franklin to serve out the last 10 days of Flynn's earlier term, but not the entire new term.
"There were all sorts of remedies," Sleigh said Friday.
Under Vermont law, the state attorney general has concurrent jurisdiction with all county prosecutors, meaning Orleans cases could have been handled by that office, at least temporarily.
"And we could have had a special election, to allow the people of Orleans County to elect a state's attorney," he said.
Sleigh said he did not expect to win the case, because a victory could have disrupted the smooth administration of justice in the county.
But he said he felt it was a worthwhile point to make nonetheless. As for the Supreme Court's legal reasoning, Sleigh said, "I think facile would be kind" as a way to describe it.
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Shirley Arabia
ARABIA, Shirley M., 72, of Steubenville, died Thursday, September 26, 2013, at home.
She was born December 15, 1940, in Steubenville. She is the daughter of the late Ralph and Ada Louise Canyock Zonker.
Shirley is also preceded in death by her brother, Ralph William Zonker.
Shirley was a member of Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church and was a homemaker.
Surviving are her husband, Albert D. Arabia, Sr. whom she married February 24, 1961; two sons, Michael (Deborah) Arabia of Steubenville and Albert D. (Cathy) Arabia, Jr. of Irondale; one daughter, Angel (Ed) Arabia-Barnes of Steubenville; two sisters, Betty Eileen Boyd of Martinsburg, WV, and Ada Marie (Howard) Cunningham of Irondale; two grandchildren, David and Michael Arabia.
Calling hours are Sunday 3-7 p.m. at the Mosti Funeral Home, Sunset Chapel, 4435 Sunset Blvd., where services will be held 11:30 a.m. Monday, Rev. Jason Elliott will officiate.
Burial at Ft. Steuben Burial Estates.
Memorial contributions may be given to Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church, 3759 St. Rt. 213, Steubenville.
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This is the Golden Age of Video Games, or maybe it's just the Golden Age of People Who Like to Complain About Video Games. Or maybe it's both -- every six months brings us something magical, and along with it comes some horrible new business practice that makes video game publishers some of the most hated companies in the world.
So as the future of gaming was unveiled at E3, I was watching closely for reasons I should give up on gaming once and for all after three and a half decades. It would certainly free up some time. You can click here to go back and see Part 1 of my epic list of everything that's wrong with the medium that helped raise me, otherwise let's continue calling out things like ...
6 Making Every Hero Look the Same
That up there is the protagonist of the wonderfully original Sunset Overdrive for the Xbox One, which boasts that it breaks all of the rules of modern gaming -- the trailer even mocks the Call of Duty-style shooters it's competing with:
But as you can see, there's one rule it doesn't break. Quick: Find me a game at E3 2014 that featured a lone human protagonist that wasn't a fit white male or a busty female. I couldn't. And that's too bad, because as for the current gaming landscape, well ...
Those are the human protagonists from the current list of best-selling console games, and that's even leaving out Mario, Luigi, the protagonist of the LEGO Movie game, and the blocky-yet-clearly-white Minecraft guy:
"That's bullshit, Wong," I can hear you saying, because we're both sitting at the same Starbucks. "I can see a black guy at the bottom of your infographic there!" Hey, you're right. One of the three protagonists in Grand Theft Auto V is the young African-American gang-banger Franklin. Here's what he sounds like (NSFW language):
A white guy wrote that!
But look, I'm not even talking about political correctness here -- I know I won't end racism by insisting that the gun at the bottom of my FPS screen be held by the dainty, wrinkled hand of an elderly Latina woman. It's just a sign of how incredibly narrow storytelling is in gaming. By the way -- when you bring this up, gamers flip the fuck out. Whether you're talking about ethnic diversity or sexism, gamers fiercely guard the medium's homogeny, as if even the gentlest criticism of their $100 billion industry will cause it to come crashing down.
"But Hollywood is full of strapping white male heroes, too!"
You're totally right. But even Hollywood has more variety when it comes to protagonists. The Internet's favorite TV action drama starred a scrawny 53-year-old schoolteacher who was riddled with cancer. Before that, it was a waddling 300-pound gangster played by James Gandolfini. Go to the theater and you can see a chubby everyman like Seth Rogen or Jonah Hill in a starring role, a 60-year-old Samuel L. Jackson, or an entire cast over 50 in a movie like RED. You can see a 44-year-old Tina Fey or a 53-year-old Julia Louis-Dreyfus playing the lead in movies and TV both. Shit, here's the badass cop hero of the crime drama Fargo on FX:
Can you imagine playing as any of those in a mainstream video game? Not some $5 indie game on Steam somebody made in their bedroom, either -- a full-blown game with all the bells and whistles that define the medium. A game that somebody was willing to invest in.
And in the Future ...
Here's a nice montage from Rebellious Pixels:
Yeah. And when asked at E3 why they couldn't put female assassins in the new Assassin's Creed game, the developers said it would have been too much work. "We'd have a thousand man-hours in rendering her ovaries alone! How can we manage that with Ubisoft's meager resources?"
As asinine as that is, it is actually part of the problem -- the deck is already stacked because they're not going to change the race/gender/body type of the protagonists in the many, many sequels to existing franchises that are coming (The Witcher, Uncharted, Metal Gear -- and Arkham Knight isn't going to be the first adaptation to break ground on a black Bruce Wayne). So ... I guess we have Mirror's Edge 2, which, instead of a hot, young, white female, stars a hot, young, Asian female. A bold risk, sirs!
Look, I know a lot of you are thinking, "Like we're really going to buy a game about a fat middle-aged Russian woman gunning down zombies!"
Well, who said they have to be gunning down zombies? See, that brings me to the next point ...
5 Making Every Game About Endless Combat
The image above is from the few seconds of Uncharted 4 they gave us at E3. It's a reminder that this franchise apparently can't just be about exploration, puzzles, traversal, and astounding escapes -- it also has to be told through the eyes of a glib, remorseless killing machine. "Make sure we get the gun in there! We don't want anyone getting the wrong idea!"
Likewise, the short featurette for Mirror's Edge 2 up there reminds us right away that they're fixing and adding to the combat in that game -- no way gamers could settle for just the astonishing skyscraper parkour.
Look, it's not that I want to ban video game violence. It's just ... here, let me give you an example. There's a moment at the start of BioShock: Infinite where your character pushes open a door and sees for the first time the floating city of Columbia:
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That took my breath away. It had all been so beautifully crafted, and it promised such a deep, living world that I didn't immediately feel my normal gamer urge to genocide that shit. You're quickly confronted by the brutal realities of racism and class exploitation and soon have to make the choice to stand up for a persecuted interracial couple -- challenging stuff for a video game. But at that moment ... it all goes away. The guns come out, and for the next 15 hours of gameplay, it's just you mowing down waves and waves of mindless cannon fodder.
And almost every story-based game has to have that now. Combat is the default method of interaction -- Halo alone has resulted in 136 billion kills in multiplayer (that is, the population of 20 Earths). I understand that killing in a multiplayer FPS is like playing a game of tag -- that's fine, that's an e-sport, not a storytelling medium. But they want single-player campaigns to have that same pace of high-volume slaughter, and it turns almost any story into utter nonsense. One minute the protagonist is solemnly expressing sorrow over his violent nature (as in Grand Theft Auto IV); the next, he's happily killing a hospital.
There is a scene near the end of BioShock when the rebellion in Columbia has gotten out of control and you and Elizabeth enter a room full of corpses -- nobles from the city who have been slaughtered, execution-style. And while your female companion gasps in shock and gives an emotional monologue, you frantically rifle through the pockets of each corpse for money, health, and bullets. You don't have a choice -- you might need that stuff to fight the wave of mindless bad guys that is about to come spilling into the room at any moment. The story and the gameplay diverge hilariously -- the developers actually wanted you to be shocked and saddened by the sight of corpses, when up to that point we've been mowing down human enemies like weeds. So, am I supposed to feel something there, or not? If not, why bother?
That's why the last time I was really excited for an upcoming game was when I saw the trailer for Watch Dogs at E3 2012 -- a game that promised a hacker protagonist who uses data as his weapon. Or rather, I was really excited for exactly six minutes:
That's the point where the genius hacker hero starts beating the shit out of somebody with a stick. A minute later, out come the guns.
"OK, I've successfully hacked the security guard!"
So there you go -- what looked revolutionary and unique turns out to be yet another white male badass with a gun on a quest for revenge, mowing down enemies and for the most part using the "hacking" elements only to explode things and steal money. That's apparently as far as our imaginations will take us -- there can be no other ways to solve a problem in a mainstream video game story. See, because if you had a game that required different skills to overcome the bad guys, you wouldn't need the hero to be a grizzled, strapping badass. It could be an everyman (not that there's anything stopping us from having a game that features an overweight Chinese badass, but you know what I mean). The Tomb Raider reboot does the same thing -- promises a clever but vulnerable Lara, then gives us Gears of War in a tank top.
And in the Future ...
There is no shortage of zero-budget indie PSN/Xbox Live games that break the mold, like the beautiful ABZU:
Low risk, low production values, no promotion -- no faith from the industry that we'll want to play anything that isn't nonstop murder. I have high hopes for The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, which from the teaser suggests a slow-paced, gritty detective drama:
But that's what I thought Alan Wake was several years ago, and I instead found myself gunning down an entire small town's worth of possessed mountain folk every time the sun went down. So we'll see, I guess. But I suppose this just hints at a larger problem ...


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Skip to comments.Breakfast Cereal Mascots: Beloved and Bizarre
Posted on 04/07/2013 6:24:29 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A 2011 article in Pediatrics magazine found that children who had been asked to taste a "new" cereal reported liking the same cereal more if there were a popular character depicted on the box. "The use of media characters on food packaging affects children's subjective taste assessment," the study concluded.
Little surprise, given the long history of breakfast cereal manufacturers marketing their wares with the help of colorful cartoon characters or figures already familiar from TV, movies and comic books.
The following gallery shows some of the more famous (and infamous) breakfast cereal mascots.
Left: Quisp, introduced in 1965 by Quaker Oats, was discontinued in the 1970s, but in recent years has returned to Earth via online outlets.
OK, the last one is a joke.
But there WAS a cartoon character on the box they gave the children.
If they had presented the childre with only plain gray boxes, it would then be correct to ask the children, "Would you like this cereal more if there WERE a cartoon character on the box?"
Since there WAS a cartoon character on some of the boxes, it was incorrect to say that "children liked a cereal better if there WERE a cartoon character on the box."
If Obama were to be asked, "Are you responsible for the lousy economy since 2009?" it would be grammatically correct for him to say, "Even if I was President starting in 2009, it's all Bush's fault." It would be grammatically incorrect for him to say "if I were President" precisely because he was (the putative) President.
Was that a real ad—and then they got the guy to play a part on "Seinfeld"? Or, was the ad shot just for "Seinfeld"?
"I pity the fool that don't eat my cereal!"
Monsters cereal boxesThey were an innovative pair when they debuted in 1971.
Count Chocula was the first chocolate-flavored cereal with chocolate-flavored marshmallow bits.
And Franken Berry was the only strawberry-flavored cereal on the market.
In 1972, along came Boo Berry, the first cereal that tasted like blueberries. (Wiki)
Nobody beats the Wiz! The Wiz was a real electronics store in the tri-state area. The Seinfeld actor was just an actor.
*aims for center of mass, empties magazine into Gacy-esque clown*
I, ah, don't care for clowns much.
I remember hearing about a new cereal being test-marketed for men with ED - Nut 'n Raisin.
What I wanna know is, when is Captain Crunch going to make Admiral?
He's spent an awfully long time in his current rank, you know.
I didn't post it yet, but that clown made me think of Gacy. Or Brian Dennehy.
I know "The Wiz" was real. But you seem to be saying that the ad that appeared on "Seinfeld" was shot just for "Seinfeld."
LOL! I doubt the secondary market would go for that either...
believe is was a real commercial where the actor was superimposed over the original.
It's a trap!!
I have a Wheaties box with Michael Phelps on it from a couple of years ago. More than one visitor was amazed at what they thought was an excellent fake, as they thought his marijuana-related sponsorship problems happened before he was on the box.
Capn crunch shreds the roof of your mouth
Wacky packs were about as subversive as it got in sixth grade. Fond memories. I remember "Crust" toothpaste too.
Be very careful where you use that line. Know someone who got beaten to a pulp by Long Beach Police simply for asking a very short police officer if he had come to take his Lucky Charms. Well he took his Lucky Charms and a whole lot more.
I love Kaboom as a kid. But, they stopped making it. :(
It took a while to figure out that the youngsters were eating Frankenberry.
OMG. That Prince of Thieves cereal is pornographic. Explains the upswing in homosexuality among young people.
A cookie if you get my reference.
I'm blanking...
I went back and read it, and I can see that you are correct, PJ. Excellent explanation, too. Thanks.
The piece is still awkward writing, though, IMO.
Rather than the author writing "...children who had been asked to taste a "new" cereal reported liking the same cereal more if there were a popular character depicted on the box," he should have written, "children who had been asked to taste a "new" cereal reported liking the same cereal more
if when there were was a popular character depicted on the box."
Anyway, that's how I would have written it if I were the writer. :-)
Adam Carolla in the short-lived "Drawn Together." Show was hit and miss but that was a funny episode.
OK, yeah. Can't remember if I saw that episode. It seems like the quality of original shows on Comedy Central has gotten progressively worse. I miss the old block of shows that accompanied South Park, that being Chappelle's Show and Reno 911!.
Your child would be taken away from you today if you put this cereal box on the breakfast table.
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Quisp - my favorite cereal EVER!
You LIE !!
I buy it by the case. Tears the roof of my mouth something fierce, but worth it.
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Italy rugby coach Jacques Brunel has made eight changes to the side that beat Tonga 28-23 last weekend for the Test against the All Blacks at Rome's Olympic Stadium on Sunday.
Italy have suffered defeat in all 12 of their previous encounters with the All Blacks but will be hoping their best available team can provide a stiffer challenge to the reigning world champions.
Tommaso Iannone, who made his debut at right wing in Brescia last week, makes way for Giovambattista Venditti while Mirco Bergamasco goes in at left wing for Luke McLean, who drops to the bench.
Luciano Orquera is at first-five for Kris Burton with Edoardo Gori reclaiming the halfback position from Tobias Botes, who is also among the replacements.
Among the forwards there were also four changes.
Simone Favaro returns to the starting XV in favour of Robert Barbieri at openside flanker while Francesco Minto takes Joshua Furno's place in the second row.
Antonio Pavanello replaces Quintin Geldenhuys at second row while tighthead prop Martin Castrogiovanni, a late replacement in the edgy win over Tonga, starts in place of Lorenzo Cittadini.
The big surprise is Minto, one of eight starters from Benetton Treviso, who will line up against the All Blacks for the first time.
The French coach said: "We wanted to gauge the progress of the whole group and have a look at the players that we haven't seen yet, like Minto, who was injured for our summer tour (to North America).
"I think he can help us limit the All Blacks' movement, that's the idea, but that's not the only reason" he has been picked.
Andrea Masi; Giovambattista Venditti, Tommaso Benvenuti, Alberto Sgarbi, Mirco Bergamasco; Luciano Orquera, Edoardo Gori; Sergio Parisse, Simone Favaro, Alessandro Zanni; Francesco Minto, Antonio Pavanello; Martin Castrogiovanni, Leonardo Ghiraldini, Andrea Lo Cicero
Replacements: Davide Giazzon, Alberto De Marchi, Lorenzo Cittadini, Quintin Geldenhuys, Mauro Bergamasco, Robert Barbieri, Tobias Botes, Luke McLean
All Blacks
Beauden Barrett; Hosea Gear, Conrad Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Julian Savea; Aaron Cruden, Aaron Smith; Kieran Read (captain), Sam Cane, Liam Messam; Brodie Retallick, Ali Williams; Charlie Faumuina, Keven Mealamu, Tony Woodcock.
Dane Coles, Wyatt Crockett, Ben Franks, Sam Whitelock, Victor Vito, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Dan Carter, Cory Jane.


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Piano P 159 Bora
Sus dimensiones predestinan al piano P 159 Bora al uso doméstico o para el entrenamiento de un pianista profesional. Es uno de los pianos PETROF de la nueva generación y no le falta ni el característico sonido romántico de los pianos PETROF.
A pesar de que se trata del modelo más peque?o, para su fabricación se han usado los principales elementos progresivos de construcción de los grandes instrumentos de conciertos y los mejores materiales.
See also the
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(page 49 - 50).
1525 mm ° 60,04"
1590 mm ° 62,60"
Altura - 1025 mm ° 40,35"
Peso – 295 kg ° 649 lb
Acabado exterior
Blanco, brillo alto 0001
Marfil, brillo alto 0051
Negro, brillo alto 0801
Nogal, brillo alto 2251
Caoba, brillo alto 3281
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Advantages of the construction and materials used in the PETROF P 159 Bora grand piano
The rim is a Petrof original design.
The inner rim is laminated with 9 ply's of solid beech and birch lamellas and is CNC machined for high accuracy.
The outer rim is sandwiched from solid alder core and outer HDF lamellas with veneer.
The inside facing is veneered horizontally with Ebony Makassar.
The total rim thickness is 5,8 cm.
A solid rim ensures long term tuning stability and regulation stability. A firm CNC machined rim supports the proper crown of the sound board, which produces the precious Petrof tone. Rare Ebony wood on the inner face of the rim gives the noble appearance that is deserving of a Petrof grand piano.
Frame posts
The Petrof frame consists of 3 longitudinal spruce posts.
The joints of the posts and rim are dove tailed (fish tailed) and doweled with beech hardwood dowels.
The entire wooden frame is CNC machined to insure an accurate fit to support the crown of the sound board.
The firm frame with solid posts provides a high form stability of the frame, tuning and regulation stability.
The legs are a Petrof original design.
The legs are made with a solid beech core, an outer layer of alder, a Gabon counter veneer, and an outer decorative veneer.
The front legs are 625 mm in length.
Strong leg construction ensures high piano stability when being played dynamically. The legs are proportioned adequately to the size of piano.
Iron plate
The iron plate is produced in the Czech Republic.
The iron plate is made from grey cast iron, wet sand casted, and hand finished; then it is CNC machined for an accurate fit.
Each plate is finished in the new dynamic gold color.
CNC machining ensures high accuracy of string scaling and accurate fit to each piano. Our new plate color enhances the beauty and noble look of the Petrof grand piano.
Hardware fittings
The hardware is a Petrof original design.
The hardware is solid polished brass, lacquered, and stain resistant.
All the hardware fittings are maintenance free.
The pin block is made from special Multiplex type compressed beech plywood with a density 800 –850 kg/m3, laminated using very strong moisture resistant laminate glues.
The pin block is highly resistant to climatic changes, providing stable torque of tuning pins and high tuning stability.
The soundboard is a Petrof original design.
The soundboard is made from fine European spruce.
It is symmetrically crowned, and wedge tapered from 9 mm in front to 7 mm in back arc.
The traditional symmetric crown and wedge tapering of the soundboard gives the piano good acoustic performance in the whole tonal range and induces typical tone of Petrof grand pianos.
The ribs are a Petrof original design.
The ribs are made from fine European spruce.
They are symmetrically circular shaped, the tips are machine fitted.
The straight corner cross rib (cut off bar) is made from solid beech wood. It is CNC machined to the form of soundboard crown.
Traditionally circular shaped ribs support the symmetric crown of the soundboard and conduce to the typical Petrof sound.
The bridges are a Petrof original design.
The treble bridge utilizes a solid beech body with a genuine ebony cap in high treble section.
The bass bridge has a solid beech body with a foot bridge.
Both the bridges are blackened, machine notched and hand drilled for the pins.
The ebony bridge cap is used to most efficiently transfer of high frequencies to the soundboard. The bridges design contributes to the wonderful European sound of the Petrof.
The Bora uses agraffs in the bass and low treble and front and rear pre-tuned duplexes in high treble.
Petrof utilizes laser positioning of its duplex bridges (frets).
The Bora uses double string hitching of plain strings.
Using of agraffs and duplex scaling adds richness to the tonal color of the piano.
Tuning pins
The tuning pins are made of steel then nickel plated for prolonged service life.
The tuning pins are of the best quality and they are corrosion resistant.
The steel wire of treble strings and steel core of wrapped strings are made by Röslau Germany, and Mapes USA.
The copper wire for winding is made by Degen Germany.
The longest bass string is 1150 mm.
Strings are made from special string wire of top world quality.
Hammer heads
The Petrof utilizes Abel or Renner hammers made in Germany with walnut or hornbeam moldings and hornbeam hammer shanks.
Abel and Renner hammers are one from the worlds best, made from very special hammer felt. These hammers enable Petrof to obtain a wide scale of tonal color and power.
The Bora is equipped with Petrof dampers. There is used the world top damper felt Laoureux France.
In this grand piano dampers are used which are produced by Petrof. Used French felt is a guarantee of the highest quality of the dampers.
The action used in this piano is Petrof original.
The wippen rail and hammer rail are made from aluminium profile.
The action parts are made from hornbeam.
A Petrof grand action is generally rated as a fast, reliable, with good repetition. Special profiled aluminium action rails are very stable also in changing air humudity.
The Bora keyboard is another Petrof original design.
Petrof keyboards are made from solid European spruce.
White and black key tops are acrylic Polyplex from Sweden.
The entire keyboard is individually balanced.
Petrof keyboards belong among the top quality keyboards in the world. Polyplex tops provide a pleasant feeling when playing.
Key bed
The key bed is a Petrof original design.
Petrof construction, spruce sandwiched, between beech hardwood veneers.
A beech hardwood insert is inset in the spruce core in legs and lyre area.
The key bed thickness is 47 mm.
The key bed is additionally reinforced by a strong solid wood rail on the bottom of the key bed.
Key bed is CNC machined for a perfect fit and high accuracy.
A reinforced key bed ensures high stability both in play and regulation, it provides a feeling of reliance allowing the pianists to perform to their full potential.
The Bora has three fully functional pedals made of solid polished brass.
The middle pedal has sustenuto function.
The pedal system is braced with two steel attached braces to insure stability when playing.
Construction, materials and function of the pedal system are fully comparable with that of other high-end grand pianos.
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Me siento honrada de poder continuar con la tradición de la fabricación de pianos verticales y pianos de cola de excelente calidad, que fue iniciada por mi tatarabuelo hace 150 años. En la empresa PETROF hacemos lo posible para que nuestros pianos traigan a nuestros clientes tan sólo alegría y placer y que su sonido refinado siga haciendo vibrar los corazones de los amantes de la música en todo el mundo.
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Well, it's finally here. If the Mayans were right, this will be my last column. Ever. I've been on planet Earth long enough to have seen several "end-of-the-world" dates come and go, but this one, the so-called "Mayan Prophecy," has really taken the world by storm. While hardly an alarmist, I have been keenly interested in the subject for well over a year. In fact, I wrote about this subject last spring (www.riverreporter.com/feature/16/2012/03/20/2012-prophesies-fact-or-fantasy [2]) exploring the issue in some detail.
Truth be told, there is a certain appeal regarding the "end of days." No more bills to pay. Little concern over what to make for dinner tomorrow night. No more wondering whether I should clean out the fridge, and more importantly, I can finally stop obsessing over how my hair looks. That said, I have spent the last few months researching, studying, reading and watching endless hours of programming on TV. Conclusion? I'm still up in the air, but honestly, it seems unlikely. I'm a big fan of space exploration, so it seemed natural to go to the source (www.nasa.gov [3]) and find that the "official" word is this: "12/21/2012 won't be the end of the world as we know, however, it will be another winter solstice." Hmm.
The Internet is humming with speculation and I found thousands of websites devoted to the topic, including www.december2012.com [4], which states in part that "the mainstream media only tells you what they have to and downplays the rest to prevent mass panic." Hmm. Since I play a huge part in the "mainstream media," I have decided that it's my responsibility (dare I say duty?) to share my suggestions: Cancel your "fruit-of-the-month club," but not your next haircut (just in case). Put off all holiday shopping until Saturday (you'll get a better deal, regardless), and remember to shop local, since mail delivery may be a tad "slow" after the apocalypse.
On that note, I decided to keep to my schedule and ran over to Jeffersonville, NY for the grand opening of GLP (www.greenlivingpeace.com [5]) and have a piece of cake, before it's too late. Throwing caution to the wind, proprietor Elizabeth Klimchok was all smiles during the party and the cake (www.cakesbykimsimons.com [6]) was (IMHO) incredible. Following the official ribbon cutting, I chatted briefly with Klimchok, who shared that her new "shopping destination" was "all about community." She showed me around, pointing out hand-crafted gifts created by local artists, and expressed her desire for others to reach out. "I'd love to present even more locally made items, so please, stop by or give me a call; this is just the beginning." Hmm. "We'll see," I intoned, while making a mental note to return for some last minute gifts—if there is a morning after.
Not wanting to frighten the little ones, I put impending doom on hold, slipped into my elf suit and joined in the celebration going on last Saturday at Santa's Village (www.facebook.com/pages/Santas-Village-at-Hilltop-Homes/483882431645583 [7]) in Monticello, NY. In between on-air quips on Thunder 102 (www.thunder102.com [8]), I made the rounds with Dharma, the wonder dog (aka, Santa's magic puppy) while basking in the magic of the season and sharing the joy with (literally) thousands of kids. The event, now in its fifth year, was a rousing success, collecting donations benefiting Sullivan County Toys for Tots and CASA (www.sullivancountycasa.org [9]), a non-profit that screens, trains and supervises court-appointed advocates for abused and neglected children.
Thankfully, I was able to put all thoughts of planetary extinction on hold for a few hours and revel in the incredible musical light show that Dave Dunlap and his many elves have created for the children.
Since the Internet was still humming (for the moment) I went online, tweeted a bit and checked back in with the "real" world (www.tomorrowsworld.org [10]), which is thrumming with excitement, stating that "Some claim that there is a mysterious "extra planet"—variously called Nibiru or Planet X—cruising around our solar system waiting to smash into the earth by the end of 2012. Others say that the planet's magnetic field will flip—causing massive continental upheaval, cataclysmic volcanic eruptions, and world-ending floods. Still others predict calamities associated with Earth's crossing the "galactic plane" of the Milky Way." Hmm.
"No time like the present" I whispered to the dog, and canceled my psychic reading scheduled for next week. "I'd rather be surprised," I thought, deciding in that moment to adopt a "don't-worry, be-happy" attitude (at least for the next few days.) Listening to Sinatra (I did it my way) on the way home, I decided to put fear on hold, assuming that there would be plenty of time to freak out in the future, should there be one. With one eye on tomorrow, I took a peek at my horoscope (www.astrology.com [11]) and read that "sweeping changes are in store; you're moving toward the great unknown, so let go." Maybe I should pick up some extra hair gel, just in case.


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This weekend saw me playing a ridiculously funny point n' click adventure game from indie company Size Five games.
The game – Ben there, Dan that! – stars its authors, Ben and Dan, playing themselves in a parody of the genre that never takes itself too seriously. There is so much wild nodding toward the classics it almost hurts. With joy.
In the game you control Ben, who, after dezombifying dead Dan in a jungle, finds the first major task of the day is to get the television back working in time for Magnum P.I.. And then, as these types of games are want to go, a long series of improbable events occur, involving you picking up every item that isn't nailed down and attempting to combine them in bizarre ways. What is especially nice about Ben there, Dan that! is the love and attention that has gone into each response. You will click and try things that are completely stupid, and most games of this type offer a "You cannot do that" message. Here, it is different. Most "Look", "Talk", "Use" or "Dan" interactions have their own unique responses and are actually funny! There's bags of dialogue in this game, all of it written well in proper, British humour. I laughed audibly at least twice, with the rest of the dialogue keeping me internally happy throughout the adventure.
If you've ever played any of the old LucasArts games – the original versions of Monkey Island, Sam and Max, Maniac Mansion, Day of the Tentacle – then you will feel at home here. Not only because the game was created using the Adventure Game Studio, but because Dan and Ben have played and loved these old games, and it shows. They seem to be around my age too, and it was fun to pick up references from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Bill & Ted, Back to the Future, Indiana Jones and Star Wars.
A game like this will ultimately live and die by its puzzles and its dialogues. The puzzles are fun and I only really got stuck once – I didn't quite have to resort to a walkthrough but I had a bit of an aimless wander until I stumbled across the solution. The game isn't frustrating and nor is it that challenging, but that is okay because the storyline unfolds in such a way that you are incredibly curious to see what happens next.
The adventure itself only lasts 2 or 3 hours, and, as it is with this type of game, offers little replay value. But that is more a criticism of the genre rather than this game. Those couple of hours are well spent. There is also a sequel.
In conclusion then: A game that is genuinely hilarious and fun. Highly recommended.
And now for the amazing news: You can get this game and its sequel on steam for just 74p! You can't have much fun for under a pound these days, but here is the exception to the rule.
A few more reviews of the same game:
In a lot of ways, Ben There, Dan That! is a love letter to the classic LucasArts adventures of the early nineties.
The dialogue brims with irreverent exchanges between Ben and Dan as they poke fun at each other's suggestions
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The docs did not think that it was thrush. W's butt is almost all cleared up, I am on a dairy free diet for a week and will slowly reintroduce it to see if that had something to do with the rash.
I have some of the Madela shells that I have been using and I have been using the nipple cream for the last few days. We have had a hard few days but we are working thru it. W has been lazy while nursing and has been cluster feeding in the evening a lot. I have also been using the pump for a few min before nursing at the suggestion of one of the LC's to help pull out the nipple.
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By Gianna Banner 4:56pm, November 23, 2013
Video: Highlights and reactionThe last three meetings between Hodgson and Caravel resulted in Caravel victories. The No. 2-seeded Silver Eagles changed the outcome in the semifinals match up as Hodgson cruised to a 48-0 win on Saturday afternoon.
Hodgson (10-2) took a 14-0 lead in the opening quarter, when Justin Hardy went left battling a number of Buccaneers' defenders then went right to find an open lane and scored a 66 yard rushing touchdown.
Daniel Diggs, who scored on the first Hodgson drive of the game, opened the second quarter with his second rushing touchdown.
The Silver Eagles scored three more touchdowns before the half. Quarterback Ray Jones rushed for a 27 yard touchdown, Casey Lee caught a 50 yard touchdown reception from Jones, and Bilal Nichols caught a 25 yard touchdown reception to close out the first half. Hodgson held on to a 42-0 lead.
In the final quarter, the Silver Eagles added one last touchdown, when Donte Newell intercepted a Caravel pass and ran it in the end zone.
Fifth-seeded Caravel finished its season 8-4.
Here is Hodgson coach Frank Moffett on the victory.
The Silver Eagles lost to Caravel in last year's Division II Championship, but has a chance to take the title next weekend at University of Delaware against top-seeded St. Georges.
Hodgson gave St. Georges its only loss (24-21) of the season in late September.
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Exotic animals list shouldn't be set in stone
Like some animals, politicians can be very territorial. As West Virginians have learned, that can be counterproductive.
Earlier this year, state legislators approved a measure calling for controls on possession of certain species of animals in the Mountain State. If anything, the measure was long overdue. It was prompted in part by events near Zanesville, Ohio, where a deranged man in 2011 released dozens of dangerous creatures before committing suicide.
Law enforcement officials were forced to kill many of the animals, including lions and tigers, in order to protect the public.
That, along with concern about invasive species, prompted Ohio lawmakers to enact strict limits on what animals can be kept by private owners. The regulations became effective Jan. 1.
Though there has been some resistance to the Buckeye State rules, the list of animals on it seems reasonable.
Here in West Virginia, state officials decided to go it alone, in effect, by drawing up their own list of animals to be controlled. That turned out to be a fiasco. Some common creatures, such as rabbits, were on the list. Others that should be restricted, such as gorillas, were not.
After something of an uproar, West Virginia officials finally decided to do the logical thing. They agreed tentatively to use the list adopted in Ohio.
That should have been the starting point all along. Ohio's list may not be perfect – it does not include fish species that are of concern, for example – but it already had undergone refinement after a public comment period. Again, it was a good place to begin.
A variety of West Virginia laws, such as those on gas and oil drilling, were drafted after looking at other states' statutes. That ought to be the policy for any new law being considered in our state.
That said, West Virginia officials should consider the exotic animals list a work in progress. It should be updated from time to time to reflect new concerns – new types of fish being sold at pet stores, for example.
Limits on ownership of certain animals are important, not just for the public's safety but also to protect our state's environment, including indigenous creatures and plants. Once the rules are in place, they should be enforced to the letter.


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~ John Henry Newman, "Letter to the Duke of Norfolk", from the article on Morality by G. H. Joyce.


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The UK & European Rugby League Forum?
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:16 PM
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:19 PM
It also makes it clear that posts for Australian rugby belong elswhere.
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Dave Whelan "In Wigan rugby will always be king"
This country's wealth was created by men in overalls, it was destroyed by men in suits.
The actual words are sufficient evidence, but has anyone checked.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:21 PM
as old and as true as the sky;
And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper,
but the Wolf that shall break it must die.
As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk
the Law runneth forward and back --
For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf,
and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:23 PM
If you use "should of", "would of" or "could of", you are a moron.
On Odsal Top baht 'at.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 07:21 PM
It's explained here.
As for 'European', had to include that in the title or I'd have had some pedant moaning every time someone posted a thread about a Super League game involving Catalans Dragons or a Championship game involving Toulouse.
As for the French forum on here, it is mainly in French. Nice for those who speak the language, not much use to those who don't but who want to discuss French RL. So those people can do that in here instead.
This is not rocket science.
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Posted 20 July 2010 - 07:26 PM
There's always one
Trust you.
Anyway, What happens on saturday night @ KR??????
I bet it'll be 10 out of 10.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 07:27 PM
We'll probably do what we always do during that time of year, and shove the International forum up to the top of the listings, with the Four Nations being an international competition n'all.
That's when it gets quiet in here anyway when the domestic stuff is over.
Bejebus, maybe this forum needs a sub forum dedicated to discussing the structure of the forum, cos it seems to provoke the liveliest debate.
Meanwhile, back in the Rugby League world...
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NBA stars react to Jack Taylor's record-shattering performance
Los Angeles Lakers' star Kobe Bryant says the scoring feat of Grinnell College's Jack Taylor is "pretty insane."
Taylor, who is from Black River Falls, Wisconsin, shattered the NCAA scoring record last night with 138 points in a 179-104 victory over Faith Baptist Bible.
The 5-10 sophomore sank 52 of 108 shots from the field -- including 27 3-pointers -- plus seven of 10 free throws. He says he felt like anything he tossed up was going in.
Rio Grande's Bevo Francis held the NCAA scoring record with 113 points against Hillsdale in 1954. Griffin Lentsch of Grinnell scored 89 against Principia last season.
Other NBA players are reacting, too. Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks says it's "like a video game" and teammate Raymond Felton says Taylor's elbow "has got to be sore."
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Intel Corp. and NEC Corp. this week said that they would team up to develop more advanced "technologies" for supercomputers of tomorrow. Even though the details are scarce to say at least, firstly, the companies will collaborate on high-performance computing (HPC) platforms and then may join forces to implement certain chip-level innovations designed specifically for super computers.
The initial focus of the companies' collaboration will be the development of hardware and software solutions to enhance the memory bandwidth and scalability of Intel Xeon processor-based platforms. Such enhancements are intended to benefit systems targeting not only the very high end of the scientific computing market segment, but also to benefit smaller HPC installations.
"Intel's substantial investment in the Intel architecture, including the development of processors, chipsets, software compilers and other related products has expanded the usages of Intel Xeon processors in both the volume and high-end HPC market segments. Now with NEC further innovating on Intel Xeon processor-based systems, Intel is poised to bring Intel Xeon processor performance to an even wider supercomputing audience," said Richard Dracott, general manager of Intel's HPC group.
Next-generation Intel Xeon processors featuring Sandy Bridge micro-architecture will feature Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX) for x86 architecture, which will speed up performance of supercomputers as well as multimedia. Potentially, such chips will compete against NEC SX vector processor. However, NEC plans to continue to sell their existing SX vector processor-based products, hence, the two companies do see how AVX-enabled chips, Itanium chips and SX chips can co-exist on the market
"NEC's substantial experience in the development of vector processing systems, including vector pipeline management, memory sub-systems, and high speed interconnect technology is a natural fit for taking Intel architecture further into new markets. NEC will enrich its HPC product portfolio through this collaboration as well as continuous enhancement of its vector supercomputer," said Fumihiko Hisamitsu, general manager of HPC division at NEC.


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Bad news from Rockburn Disc Golf Course in Columbia, MD. After a wonderful day of golf in which I was poised to shatter my personal record...I lost my primary driver.
She was dependable, controllable, and far-flying. However, on a not-too-terrible drive on #16, my Surge SS made a gentle hyzer around a blind dog leg into some dense woods. After about 45 minutes of searching I called it a day. My name and # was on it so there is hope that a good Samaritan will one day return it. I will keep my fingers crossed. That's Rockburn for you...always one bad shot away from being down $17.
Oddly enough I did run across a leaf green (the only way to describe the color) Valk during my search. Buying that disc is like winning a goldfish at the county fair...it won't last you long.
On a positive note, I did hit my personal shot of the year...a ~100ft midrange no-doubter with my Roc. It was ticketed for the chains as soon as it left my hand. A passer-by even asked me if I gave lessons...no joke.
All in all a good day. A lost disc every now and then is a small price to pay for disc golf traveling (A new one is on order anyway...along with a new bag...reviews to come!)
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Trade Carmelo he's fat, he doesn't pass the ball, he cant get our team out the first round, he doesn't play defense, he's cancer to our team and he doesn't possess the leadership skills of Lin.
Lin would never call a contract ridiculous, this just goes to show you how much of a joke Carmelo is, he's the one with the ridiculous contract.
Am i doing it right?
Stat And Melo!!!
After reading all these posts I may take a leave of absence from this forum till the season starts. I don't think any of you will be happy unles we have Team USA in NY.
This team has not been consistent for years. Look back on some of these games and see that when Melo iso it's more times then not when everyone is standing around waiting for him. The man had no damn choice. We now have 3 PGs to fix that problem. With these additions Melo will be the natural finisher he has always been.
Defense. We now have a coach who demands it from EVERYONE and we saw that after he took over Melo was a different machine. Play D or sit your ass down.
Now instead of asking can Melo and Amare coexist you shOuld be asking about Amare and Chandler since they both work closer. Melo can score from anywhere.
You want to bring up MDA... Do you really miss him?
Murder Linsanity?
1. They never really played together so it was like watching traing camp in a game.
2. By the time Melo got back Lin was everywhere and teams were starting to realize you gotta respect his game. It's not like this kid was superman. Give the other teams some credit.
You ask me even without Lin next year we are in a better position then we've been in in a long ass time. I loved watching Lin as well but I want the best for my team and if this kid is trying to get his big payday at the expense of my franchise that I was born into because of my father and brothers love of the team then have fun out west guarding Cp3, Nash, Parker and Westbrook.
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2. He had no problem passing the ball. Who do you think created Novak's shots?
3. Why is it Carmelo's fault that we didn't get out of the first round? Did Jeremy Lin get us out of the first round? He was such a great leader from the bench at 85% with our depleted backcourt because he was protecting HIS OWN payday (Which most guys would probably do, but if Melo did you would crucify him)
4. Played good defense under Woodson
5. Lin's leadership? See point 3
Stat And Melo!!!
Lebron got his ring and all the attention has died off him (not completely but is has simmered down a bit), I think we will see even more hate coming Melo's way this upcoming season.
Melo is a very talented player, his hate has sky rocketed ever since being traded to New York.
Real Fans of Melo know what he is capable of and will continue to support him
See this garbage is why even though I have been a member since 2006, I don't post much. Since Starbury came to town, groupthink IQ dropped on KO.COM by 100 points. I am so serious right now. When I joined this board in 06', there where INTELLIGENT conversations going on all topics, not just basketball. That included politics, religion, and RACE. Ask RADY or any of the old-school posters. I remember one poster called David Stern:"the overseer sitting on the porch of the plantation sipping on a mint julep." No one was offended because we knew what was up. This is the NEW YORK KNICKS PEOPLE. You know, SPIKE LEE'S team. Mr "Do the Right Thing" himself. Bottom-line: Describing African-Americans using terms like "fat" and "lazy" is unacceptable. These are PROFESSIONAL ATHELETES people. They have more athleticism in thier little fingers than most of us mere mortals have in our entire bodies. It's no coincidence that the african-american is being described as "fat" and "lazy" even though he won an NCAA title and is a perennial all-star, while the asian as "hardworking" based on 25 games. If Lin worked so hard he would have been availible for the HEAT series. It's a double-standard working here on KO.COM, the basketball-bizarro world. I don't hear the national experts saying this stuff. I just read this GARBAGE here.
criticism don't equate to racial bias though,
as long as a star athlete making max money is not winning the ring ther will always be some "hate" especially from the demanding and sometimes passionate yet slightly ignorant fans.
even LeBron got so much undeserved hate because of not winning for a while, even Jordan,
it's not about race,
if leBron or Melo was white or asian, the situation would still be the same IMO
I guess when everyone Hates Dolan thats because he is oh yeah white....everyone calls him dumb and fat....o yeah hes white...
dude your reaching.....The hate or dislike has to do with guys getting paid millions and not giving it their all................Ask any 10 year old kids who plays basketball and he will tell I tried my best....
at times Melo does not...Oh yeah Melo said that!!!!
dont the play the race card...not here
This guy is a multiple all star that has started in all star games and is even a starter for team USA over Kevin Durant. He is a legit star whether some think he is over rated.
NOW...Melo has been known to say dumb things through the media...example would be calling Lin's contract ridiculous...he was most likely talking about Rockets management however as the star player you have to keep your mouth shut. SHUT! But he doesn't so people can judge him.
Melo also has a type of game that requires him to have to have the ball in his hands and do his moves and isolation plays while not being a point forward like Lebron so he is really on helping himself when he goes iso.
Now I believe if he had a good PG that can orchestrate, outside shooters, and a decent big man then sky is the limit.
It is really al about Amare and how Amare fits since Melo is simply better. Melo gets flack because people expect him to be Lebron and he just is not.
Melo is a type of Kevin Durant, he is a pure shooter and probably one of the best shooters in the NBA and most clutch.
Melo needs stability, vet players, a good PG, a good big man...the usual.
I believe people expect too much from him on defense and passing. Maybe because he shows glimpses of great passing and defense and it looks like Melo just feels like improving those aspects of his game when he FEELS like it. When he should be goodon defense and rebounding every game because the ability is there.
"The Knicks are back" - Amare
people hate melo for being a iso player
but remember when lin was on his roll? yes he was throwing assists out, but alot of the points he scored were on iso plays too.
the melo hate is out of control.


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It may sound odd, but I never really thought about the word "being" in the phrase "human being." To me, the phrase has always meant the same thing as just plain "human" so the word "being" was, in my mind anyway, superfluous.
Why do we call ourselves human beings? Is there another kind of human?
Merriam Webster defines a "being" as "conscious existence" or "a living thing." So, what other kind of human is there, if we aren't all beings?
The answer, I'm afraid, is a shadowy reflection of who we have become as a society. I believe we, us humans I mean, have largely treated children as if they are not human beings … but rather human "becomings"… in other words, they are on their way to full "being" status but not quite there yet.
Why is it that so many people see children this way? Perhaps it's because they don't know how to mobilize for political clout. And why would they? They have no voice on election day anyway.
Could it be because of their physical limitations? I'm reminded of some brilliant minds that were attached to virtually useless bodies. Stephen Hawking, regarded by many as one of the greatest thinkers of our time, is a quadriplegic. Yet, his insights have challenged the thoughts of geniuses and forced the revision of textbooks in multiple levels of science and discovery. So the argument that a person must have some sort of physical ability to be considered a "being" is flawed, at best.
Maybe we don't consider children as full-fledged "beings" because they don't contribute on any measurable scale to the economy. I challenge that thinking. Sure, children almost never directly contribute to the labor force or economic stability of our communities … or do they?
While children aren't pulling 9 to 5s (nor should they be), they contribute more to your economy than you may imagine. Consider the markets for toys, games, children's clothing, baby food, diapers, and so on … and how many hundreds of thousands of jobs these products create — not to mention the billions of dollars spent purchasing these products each year.
Children may not produce much more than dirty diapers, but they are definitely consumers. Their influence on the national economy runs in the billions of dollars annually. Even if they didn't have that type of economic impact, the argument that children can't be treated as human "beings" because they don't make money is a shaming and powerful indictment on our flawed value system.
Then something hit me really hard. Does the church see children as human beings or human becomings?
I'm ashamed to admit that the church I attend doesn't even let children in the sanctuary. They actually have ushers at the doors to the sanctuary to discourage children from entering. Granted, the thinking here is that the sanctuary is for adult teaching and that we have classes for children to learn age-appropriate lessons. That's wonderful. Age-graded curriculum is a must. But our children never see their parents in church … listening intently to the pastor … taking notes … worshipping.
During these crucial formative years, the church has treated them as human "becomings" who will be able to join us in worship "someday" just not today. This is where we should be most ashamed. Of all places, the church is where children should be treated as human beings. Psalm 8 tells us that "out of the mouths of babes" comes the power to silence the enemy. I don't know about you, but that sounds like something I'd like to have in my church!
We have a road map from our Heavenly Father in which He tells us very clearly how important children are to Him. There are literally hundreds of verses in the Bible referring to children. Jesus said they were so important that it would be better to be tied to a two-ton rock and thrown into the ocean than to cause one of them to stumble.
So maybe … just maybe … we ought to start thinking about children differently. Maybe we need to start in our churches. That's where we should be setting the example.
On a side note: as I was looking up the definition of a "being," Webster decided to add a footnote that says "See also: Supreme Being." Interesting, I thought. So I checked it out.
The definition for Supreme Being was simply one word:
That's all it says … Supreme Being … noun … God.


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I am currently using the Playtex Ventaire bottles with stage 1 & 2 slow flow nipples. Today, my babysitter said my LO was choking while eating because the flow of milk is too slow for him. :shrug
I thought it was best to keep them using slow flow instead of fast flow. I BF when we're together, morning, evening, and weekends. He only gets 3 bottles a day while I'm at work.
the weird thing is my MIL watches him too, but she's never said anything about the bottles.
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