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On Location: Neversoft Office Tour
Go behind the scenes at Neversoft, the makers of 'Guitar Hero 5', with a tour from Producer Chris Paresi. See Neversoft's awesome collection of music memorabilia including signed guitars and...
Guitar Hero 5 Preview
Get a preview of 'Guitar Hero 5' as Adam Sessler takes you to Neversoft where Project Director Brian Bright talks about the game's improvements including Party Play, Fan Moments, band save system...
Guitar Hero 5 Rockfest Trailer
Guitar Hero 5 punches out all-new multiplayer options for you to rock out against or with your friends.
Guitar Hero 5 Shirley Manson Vignette
Garbage's frontwoman Shirley Manson burns her red-headed aura in this vignette for Activision's Guitar Hero 5.
Guitar Hero 5 More Gameplay Features Trailer
Activision reveals more gameplay features in Guitar Hero 5 like saving your fallen bandmates, star power rollover and "Band Moments".
Guitar Hero 5 Carlos Santana Announcement Trailer
The Mexican-born American legend is officially set to appear in Activision's Guitar Hero 5... expect his melodic, blues-based guitar lines to bring the heat.
Guitar Hero 5 Gameplay Features Trailer
Forget everything you know about Guitar Hero 5 (if you knew anything at all) and get the latest dish with all the new gameplay features coming down the pipe.
Guitar Hero 5 E3 2009 Project Director Interview
Brian Bright, the Project Director from Neversoft talks about Guitar Hero 5's new Party Play mode, its new set list, new bands and discusses how DLC from other Guitar Hero games works with this new...
Guitar Hero 5 Report
Alison Haislip grabs her axe and prepares to shred 'Guitar Hero 5,' previewing the game that ratchets up the musical action to 11.
Guitar Hero 5 E3 2009 Brian Bright Interview
Project director Brian Bright talks about the new game play features in Guitar Hero 5 in this E3 2009 interview.
Guitar Hero 5 Preview with Wolfmother
Get an exclusive preview of 'Guitar Hero 5' when Andrew Stockdale from the band 'Wolfmother' talks to Kristin Adams and reveals the bands that will be in the game, including Beck, Garbage,...
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Here's another cool site featured recently by Neatorama that I can't get enough of… Scouting New York.
I work as a film location scout in New York City. My day is basically spent combing the streets for interesting and unique locations for feature films. In my travels, I often stumble across some pretty incredible sights, most of which are ignored every day by thousands of New Yorkers in too much of a rush to pay attention.
What a great job, and what a great idea to go along with that great job… Grab photos of some of the unique but easily missed features of the places you see. And New York City has plenty of character hiding everywhere, but hiding in plain sight. It just takes someone like Scout to see that character and point it out to those who are too busy to notice the beauty that's around them.
I usually think that I'm pretty good at that — among my family and friends it's usually me that notices the oddball little out-of-the-way places and the weird little details that others will miss — but I don't always take the time to sit down and write about them. Around Sioux Falls, there are lots of historic sites that are marked by Historical Society plaques; I started a while back taking photographs of those markers and sites, and writing a little about them on a Blogspot site — Sioux Falls Historic Sites (yeah, original name, I know…) — but my updates have been sporadic and I'm somewhat ashamed to see now that it's been over two years since I last added a post. I've still got photos of a couple dozen more markers sitting on my hard drive waiting for me to get around to writing about them, but still, there they sit.
But beyond even the historic sites, there are plenty of details in the old buildings around town that could be "scouted" & written about… Of course, Sioux Falls doesn't have the wealth of old interesting things that New York has… But still, it's a great idea that I might have to pick up. Maybe just add to my SF Historic Sites project? Yup, in my spare time.


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The presentation, led by Social Studies teacher, Tishanna Brown, began with a reading of A Black Child's Pledge, by Shirley Williams, which was originally published in The Black Panther Newsletter on October 28, 1968:
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It's history now — a majority of the American population was born after the space program began, but I have fond memories of sitting in the Belvedere Elementary School cafeteria and watching the launch of the first Gemini spacecraft. This was the program that followed the Mercury launches, and was the proving ground for the first walk in space, docking two spacecraft in earth orbit, and tests to see just how long we could keep a crew in orbit.
I remember sitting in rapt attention as the countdown reached its final 10 seconds. My normally fidgety classmates were still. Even at age 8, we knew what was going on. It wasn't science fiction, it was the real thing and America was leading the way.
Gemini was followed by Apollo and the magnificent leap that would take us to the moon. In just a dozen years we had gone from barely being able to launch a satellite into orbit to landing a human being on the moon. Since then the space program has carried on. There have been no more moon visits, Apollo was cancelled in 1972, but Americans have stayed in space. The shuttle program, now almost three decades old, has kept us there, and has done a lot more than most people realize. It has placed satellites in orbit, provided the means for building the space station, and most recently, a shuttle crew carried out a miraculous mission to repair and upgrade the Hubble telescope. The experiments and tests done aboard the shuttle are too numerous to name and the lessons learned in the shuttle program have been immense. And most of all, it has maintained an American dominance in space that has lasted almost 50 years.
Unfortunately, and rather distressingly, this is a commitment the current administration is abandoning. I hardly know what to say.
While I am generally supportive of the administration, this is one call they've gotten completely wrong. The president, in his recent visit to the Kennedy Space Center, in an uncharacteristically rambling statement, explained his vision of the future of manned space flight. The sad thing was – it wasn't much of a future at all. The thinking had been, underfunded as it was, that NASA would replace the shuttle with a new family of space vehicles. This was the Ares Program. These would give the United States a launch capability, and through a scaling up of these vehicles, once again give us the ability to reach the moon.
The president all but cancelled the Ares Program and seems content to let the shuttle program shut down. At that point, which will occur in just a few months, if we want to send an American to the International Space Station, we'll have to pay for ride on a Russian Soyuz flight.
My, how far we've fallen.
Mr. Obama did, however, say he wants to continue deep space probes and pursue a direct approach to going to Mars. But, how he plans to do this, without continuing our presence in space, and at the same time, experimenting with how to live and work on another planet, is a mystery. The moon is a handy place to learn how to get along on a far off world. It offers all of the challenges and extremes of another planet, but in space terms at least, is relatively close by. Obama even invoked, with a little rhetorical flourish, a bit of John Kennedy's famous Rice University speech, where the late president committed the United States, "before the end of this decade" to land a man on the moon.
President Obama used a slight variation of this phrase in reference to his interest in going to Mars. Alas, it was at best, a faint echo of this long ago call to arms. There was nothing in the president's speech to convince anyone in the audience that he was making a serious commitment to human exploration of the Red Planet.
The shame in all of this is that the United States is all but surrendering its manned presence in space. NASA's impressive deep space probes program will continue, as will research on propulsion. There will also be extensive use of contractors to deliver supplies and materials to the space station. But, what was chilling was that for the first time it was a statement that America was relinquishing its once dominant role in human space exploration. It is no longer a priority.
Humankind, however, isn't necessarily sitting still. China is actively pursuing its space program, with three-person space vehicles and a planned trip to the moon. Russia too, as cash strapped as it is, is launching a new generation of Soyuz manned spacecraft. John Kennedy, focusing a nation's energy, set the moon as our objective. Barack Obama, in a move I still don't understand, pulled the plug on this long ago goal of making America a space faring nation. It's a sad ending to a great dream. My only hope is that before long, Congress, or even a rethinking of the issue on the part of the White House, will change this view. President Kennedy, if he were still around, would probably be pleased if we did.
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After all... tomorrow is another day!
OK I feel asleep when I attempted to watch this show earlier, so let's try this again.
I suppose I may be the only one besides Terry who feels this way, but my favorite part of the show today BY FAR was the college girls. Nice to have a break from Marlena's daughters and their drama if only for part of the show. The Stephanie-Max-Morgan storyline is actually interesting to me and everyday that it continues and Morgan is not villified to make Stephanie look better is like a gift. Why can't this show write all of its triangles this way without turning one of the parties into a villain?
Yeah Ford is so obviously a creep, and I think it's pretty obvious what happened to Cordy but so far this storyline is not as cringeworthy as I expected. I'm still cautious for this storyline but I am now allowing for the possibility it may not be the unmitigated disaster I feared.
I'm SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO sick of Lucas. I wish Kate would just SMACK this little bitch again. Why does she even care whether this prick of a son loves her or not? This jerk who cost her her company after she gave him a job and drove her into Stefano's arms because she was broke thanks to him ruining her company just so he could get back at EJ, which didn't even do anything to EJ because he's already rich and has good lawyers. Someone call the whaaaaaaaambulance that you could've been married to Sami a long time ago if not for Kate. As if your and Sami's behavior had nothing to do with you being split until recently. GMAFB. This just seems like more of this show erasing Lumi's true dysfunctional history and trying to pin their whole reason this pair couldn't get together for FOURTEEN YEARS on Kate. And it's B.S. Plus, Lucas just seems like such a phony that he could forgive Sami all of her transgressions yet whenever it's convenient he disowns Kate again. Kate WHO WAS RIGHT that Sami was lying about her relationship with EJ even if she didn't know the total extent of it or dark nature of it and when Lucas doesn't actually know for certain that it was Kate who blackmailed Nick. Honestly I feel like Lucas is just taking out all this crap on Kate that he wishes he could take out on Sami when he doesn't trust her with EJ but won't because he's afraid that'll just push her into EJ's arms even more. Kate deserves better than this. Please give her a new job. A new man. Anything but this. Because I am so so so tired of Kate being run into the ground to pimp Lumi so Lucas can ride his high horse all over her and kick dirt in her face as if that is necessary at this point. Kate vs. Lumi was once fun (before it got played out) when it was Kate-vs-Sami battles with Lucas on the sidelines but the circle of Lucas disowning Kate with Sami as a placid bystander is LAME LAME LAME on a whole other level.
The EJami and Lute conversations were tedious and redundantly redundant. This whole storyline just feels like it's in a holding pattern and has been since January. FREE EJ. Please! I can't even get excited about EJ and Sami's bickerflirting any more because Sami is such a shell of her former self with how fickle she is and how much she defers to Lucas and always looking like crap because she's either crying or whatever that I don't understand what EJ sees in her any more.
This show can have Lucas sing Dolly Parton's "I will always love you" all it wants with Sami crying "but a happy cry" :puke: and I still won't ever see this pair as a supercouple because there is NO HEAT between these two whatsoever and their history has been completely whitewashed to the point that neither of the characters are recognizable any more. PLEASE SEND LUMI TO THE BACKBURNER before this show loses another million viewers as you continue to forcefeed their romance down our throats, Hogan.
Now that said, the babies weren't as scary to me today but actually cute. But where in the hell is Will? I can assume Billie is chasing down the campus rapist and Phillip and Belle have their own issues to deal with to explain why they are not visiting their new niece and nephew but Will? He's been back in Salem like a week. He can't be back at camp already, can he? I mean it was weird that he didn't show up in Lucas's dream yesterday but that he still hasn't come to the hospital is even weirder.
Do I dare fantasize he's out of commission because he's been so busy covering up his role in John's hit and run? Because that a DiMera goon dayplayer randomly hit John not only seems really implausible for how that all played out on our screens but also is a really boring scapegoat for John's death.
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A few quick items of note from the Wells Fargo Center:
* We just learned that Shabazz Napier (foot) is unlikely to play tonight. He hasn't practiced the past two days and was not warming up with the team an hour ago.
Of course, everyone on Twitter jumped all over the "foot in the mouth" jokes. Napier had some choice words for teammates after Saturday's 15-point loss to Marquette.
* Also, no decision was reached today on UConn's 2013 NCAA Tournament fate. The Committee on Academic Performance met, but did not take any action, an NCAA official said. The matter — data collection for APR — will be discussed at the next meeting, which takes place from April 23-25.
* Also, UConn really, really needs a win. Its tournament resume isn't looking so hot, in my opinion.


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On the same night ABC news reporter Elizabeth Vargas found out that her colleague, Peter Jennings, had lost his battle with lung cancer, she got blindsided by another piece of horrifying news: Vargas found out her husband had been shot in the head. He was in the hospital, where doctors were trying to remove a bullet from his skull.
Vargas' husband, Grammy Award winning singer Marc Cohn, is best known for his hit, "Walking in Memphis." But after a sold-out show Sunday night in Denver, two men tried to carjack the band's van. One of the men fired a gun through the windshield, hitting Cohn in the head.
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Washington, D.C. – U.S. Congressman Marlin Stutzman, a fourth-generation farmer from Indiana, issued the following statement after the House rejected the Farm Bill today by a vote of 195-234.
"Hoosiers sent me here to change the way Washington works and I'm pleased that my colleagues have joined me in rejecting the old path of business as usual. While it might have been called a 'Farm Bill,' the American people understand that it was anything but. This trillion dollar spending bill is too big and would have passed welfare policy on the backs of farmers.
"As a fourth-generation farmer, I know first-hand how important the Farm Bill is for farmers but I also know that farm policy and food stamp policy are different. That's why I am renewing my calls for Congress to have an up-or-down vote to split the Farm Bill into a true, farm-only Farm Bill and a separate food stamp bill. Separate consideration of these policies will allow us to forge ahead with real solutions and reform instead of repeating the mistakes of the past. Let's get to work."
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The Lesula (Cercopithecus lomamiensis) is a species of Old World monkey in the guenon family, found in the Lomami Basin of the Congo. Though known to locals, it was unknown to the international scientific community until it was discovered in 2007 and confirmed in a 2012 publication. The lesula is the second new species of African monkey to be discovered since 1984.[1] This monkey is described to have human looking eyes and a blue bottom[2][3] "And adult males have a huge bare patch of skin in the buttocks, testicles and perianal area," said John A. Hart, the researcher who described the monkey. "It's a brilliant blue, really pretty spectacular."[4]
The lesula lives in rainforests in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the 2007 specimen found in captivity in the village of Opala. Since that sighting, it has also been seen in the wild. Its range is between the Lomami and Tshuapa rivers in the central part of the country.[5]
The lesula is vulnerable to hunting for bushmeat. Protecting the species could be challenging, as species with such a small range can go from vulnerable to seriously endangered in a few years. The lesula's range is within the Tshuapa–Lomami–Lualaba Conservation Landscape, and the Lomami National Park has been proposed to protect this and other species in the region.[5]
- ^ "Monkey, New To Science, Found In Central Africa". NPR. 2012-09-13. http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2012/09/13/161097374/monkey-new-to-science-found-in-central-africa. Retrieved 2012-10-21.
- ^ John A. Hart, Kate M. Detwiler, Christopher C. Gilbert, Andrew S. Burrell, James L. Fuller, Maurice Emetshu, Terese B. Hart, Ashley Vosper, Eric J. Sargis & Anthony J. Tosi (2012). "Lesula: A new species of Cercopithecus monkey endemic to the Democratic Republic of Congo and implications for conservation of Congo's central basin". PLoS ONE 7 (9): e44271. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0044271.
- ^ Ella Davies (September 13, 2012). "New monkey identified in Africa". BBC News. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/19556915. Retrieved September 13, 2012.
- ^ Bhanoo, Sindya N (September 13 2012), "A New Kind of Monkey, With Colors That Set It Apart", The New York Times, http://www.nytimes.com/2012/09/18/science/a-new-kind-of-monkey-with-colors-that-set-it-apart.html?_r=2, retrieved 5 November 2012
- ^ a b David Braun (September 13, 2012). "New Monkey Discovered in the Congo". National Geographic. http://newswatch.nationalgeographic.com/2012/09/13/new-monkey-discovered-in-the-congo/. Retrieved September 13, 2012.
- McKenzie, David (September 12, 2012). "New monkey discovered". CNN. http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/12/world/africa/dr-congo-new-monkey/index.html. Retrieved 2012-09-12.


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Not that now making software is not fun anymore, but working on a startup, trying to make something that might change the way we think at software, or making something totally new is much more fun than… everything else that doesn't involve working with "startups".
And this spirit is well capture into Code Rush, a documentary about the open-sourcing on Netscape and beginning of the Mozilla Project: featuring the first nightly build, the launch party and much more. It was first released in VHS (we are talking about 1998), when out-of-print, and at the end of July 2009 Code Rush was released with a Creative-Common license, and you can download it for free in various format. But there is more, they are putting up online all the recorded footage (105hr) in a searchable archive.
This a very particular moment in the history of computers, but we must remember that making software is fun, and even if we are maintaining a legacy application we have to try and find the fun hidden into it.
[Via Startup, when programming was still fun]
PS: OK, working for startups have disadvantages as well, but still… fun.
The problem with start ups is they can't stay start ups for ever. Then they either evolve in something different, get sold to a big firm or implode. When you work in a start up it can be good only in the first case, the second is problematic, the third is deadly. :)
I gotta say. Right now is THE BEST TIME TO CODE! YOu have so many choices between well-developed languages, libraries and frameworks. The web has never been more accessible, extensible, and the possibilities are practically endless!
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After scouring the interwebs, I realized there was no single place where I could access relevant resources for all of the developer customization points in Salesforce1. As such, I wanted outline a few of the key points on the app to hopefully fast ramp anyone hoping to use the app container for mobile development.
Tag Archives: mobile
La Devzone revient au au Salesforce1 Tour Paris – Venez rencontrer nos experts !
Après New York, Philadelphie, Boston, Chicago, Londres, Amsterdam, Washington … notre Developer zone s'arrête à la Porte de Versailles le 26 Juin prochain. Si vous ne savez pas encore ce qu'est la Devzone, sachez que vous y trouverez de quoi satisfaire votre appétit de développeur. Des livres techniques GRATUITS (Force.com Fundamentals en français, Visualforce in […]
Building Beautiful Mobile Apps In Visualforce Using AngularJS And Ionic – Part II
This is a continuation of Part 1 of my previous blog that had 3 short videos about AngularJS, Ionic and also how to port it to Visualforce. In this blog we will take a look at how to make our example Ionic app interact with Salesforce and then make it work inside Salesforce1 mobile app.
Building Beautiful Mobile Apps In Visualforce Using AngularJS And Ionic (Part 1)
This is the first part of a multi-part "video" blog that shows how to build beautiful mobile apps. It has 3 short videos that 1: Introduces AngularJS and Ionic JavaScript Frameworks, 2: Goes over an example Ionic "Single page App" code to show how AngularJS and Ionic actually work and 3. And the 3rd video shows how to port that app to Visualforce. This blog also has pointers to several hand picked AngularJS and Ionic resources to get you going in no time.
3 Ways to Configure Salesforce OAuth Authentication in Native iOS Apps
This video blog shows how to add native iOS Salesforce authentication for 1. a new iOS app, 2. an existing iOS app and 3. an app with Salesforce communities or custom login. This contains 3 short (two 5 minutes and one 10 minutes long) videos, so you can pick and choose which ever works for you.
Styling for Salesforce1 Mobile with the OneStarter jQuery Plugin
As it turns out, there is an online resource to help developers style pages like Salesforce1: The Salesforce1 Style Guide. This shows several examples of how the HTML within the Salesforce1 mobile interface is built out, complete with CSS styles. This is great, but I had a couple of complications in trying to use it ... the first was there was no handy download to get all the CSS and supporting files, and the second that quite a bit of the CSS relies on using several different classes. That was when I started pulling things together and it occurred to me that jQuery could handle the CSS transformations for me.
Twitter Bootstrap and Visualforce in Minutes
Everyone says Twitter Bootstrap makes front-end web development faster and easier, but how can we prove that? Check out this blog to see a video of a simple Visualforce page being converted into a responsive, mobile first web page in a little over 3 minute. It covers the foundation for setting up a bootstrap project natively on Force.com.
How My 14 Year Old Daughter Built Her First Mobile App … In 25 Minutes … Without Any Code
Over the holidays, my daughter reminded me that I promised to teach her how to build a mobile app. So I told her to grab her laptop, I'd grab mine, and app building we would go. Twenty five minutes later, we were done. Here's how we did it.
Building a Native iOS Photo Sharing App On Salesforce1 mBaaS
This blog shows how to leverage Salesforce1MBaaS to build pretty much any kind of ios apps. Specifically it goes through building a photo sharing app using Salesforce native iOS SDK and filter photos using GPUImage library.
Getting Started on Salesforce1 Platform with an "Hour of Code"
This week is Computer Science Education Week, and is an annual program dedicated to inspiring K-12 students interests in computer science. My question to you is, why does this need to stop at kids? Why can't it also be people looking to change careers, grow their current skill set, or simply gain experience in a new technology? Short answer, it can! And just like happy shouldn't be limited to an hour, computer science education can far extend just this week... Read this blog to find getting started material on various forms of development like point-and-click development, mobile, integration, and more!


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VFX company Big Lazy Robot created this clip (more than two years in the making) with the purpose of giving free reign to the creative aspects of production that many times are so much missed during profit work.
Video: Classic Motorbike Bro Gives A Lifts To A Girl In Yoga Pants And Films It!
Yeah. This guy is a boss. Give a chick in yoga pants a lift and this is the result. I enjoyed every last second of this video. In fact, enjoyed it sooo much, I watched it 2x. Enjoy!
Picking Up Girls With A Ferrari
While visiting Las Vegas, the boys of TrueStory ASA tried a prank similar to Vitaly's Gold Digger Test – where they go around asking girls out next to a Ferrari. Will girls put their plans on hold to impulsively hop into a super expensive car of a stranger?
World's Most Famously Deranged RX7 V8 Hits Craigslist
What happens when you pay $350 for a beat up 1st gen RX7 and save up some pizza delivery money? Well, Corbin Goodwin can tell ya – you turn the Rx7 into a 5-liter V8 monster…well, rusted monster that is; but sure enough, you cannot hate this machine!
X-Men: Days of Future Past Trailer
Finally. An X-Men movie that isn't just about wolverine. Looks like a great story and as always a superb cast.
Ferrari Dealerships: Where Dreams are Made
Last night, My buddy and I decided it would be a genius idea to take a ride to the closest Ferrari dealership. Now don't get me wrong, I've certainly caught myself looking through their inventory once or twice, but the only Ferrari's I have ever seen in person is the F430, and the California. Seeing these almost made me explode…
Wakeskating – The Eighth Wonder of the World
Super dope video in which Red Bull "wakeskaters" Brian Grubb and Dominik Preisner traveled to the Phillippines for a grind session at one of the most beautiful creations of man in both the ancient and modern world. A must see – shot in the glorious mountains of Ifugao in the Philippines – the Banaue Rice Terraces.
"50 Euro" – Guy Goes Around Trolling Prostitutes In Amsterdam!
This guy has tons of fun trolling and joking around with prostitutes in Amsterdam's infamous – Red Light District! Enjoy
HBO Teases Upcoming Spike Lee Produced Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth Trailer
Mike Tyson will debut his upcoming HBO feature Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth. Producer Spike Lee translates Tyson's story-telling ability into a personal look at what makes the ex-champ tick. Tune in Saturday, November 16 to see behind the headlines of one of boxing's most legendary personalities.
New! Vossen CVT
More than anything Vossen Wheels is known for their incredible visuals; whether videos or photos – Vossen Wheels has changed the entire way wheels are marketed now. With consistent photos and new videos dropping weekly – it was only right we shared the newest wheel (visuals) from Vossen, the CVT.


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United States of America (Press Release) June 25, 2008 — An anonymous philanthropist from the mid-west has set out to cause change in the lives of people. The philanthropist believes strongly in the passage from the Bible, "Put yourself aside, and help others get ahead. Don't be obsessed with getting your own advantage. Forget yourselves long enough to lend a helping hand." Philippians 2:4 (The Message Bible Translation)
The late Percy Ross, founder of the Thanks A Million newspaper column, would allow individuals to write him for help and then would award many of their requests. That act inspired the philanthropist to use a modern approach to Mr. Ross' method.On July 15, 2008, MillionairesMoney.com will officially launch. Individuals will be able to come to the website and complete a questionnaire application about their individual need. The submission will be reviewed and if it meets the requirements to receive an award, the individual will be contacted to discuss how the award will be disbursed.
According to the philanthropist, "with the current economic conditions, some people just need a little help to catch up and get back on their feet. I intend to help as many of these people as I can. I am also forming strategic partnerships to not only give a person a fish but teach them to fish for themselves. That type of help is lasting."
MillionaiesMoney.com is currently in a pre-launch state while final backend features are being tested for the official launch.
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Look out below (and in front)! This ATV/MTX release developed by Techland and published by Deep Silver is the latest entry into a racing sub-genre that hasn't had much variety in recent years. And although there is some fun to be had, the overall experience is way to clunky to be considered good, despite a relatively cheap price tag.
The folks behind nail'd really pushed it to be wilder, edgier four wheeling/dirt bike racing than other current games in the market with this theme like Pure, the MX vs. ATV series from THQ, and Motorstorm. So, right off the bat, it is evident that this game will at least attempt to do everything "to the extreme!" A couple of months ago when I was selecting what games I might want to review, this game definitely peaked my interest. I've personally have always been a fan of the racing genre, and love it when a company can get the "off road" experience right, and I was hoping this could maybe give some competition to developers like THQ so that they don't simply rest on their current formula and "milk the cash cow." Unfortunately, the aforementioned company has little to worry about from this game.
The first thing the game takes you through is a tutorial that tells you about the main points of the game and what certain objects are (like various "gates of fire" that when gone through refill the Boost gauge). After taking those three laps, you can then choose what mode of play you would like to partake in next. The main single player offering is Tournament, in which there are different levels of competitions (from amateur showcases to "Pro" style events). With 49 races total between you and taking home the nail'd Trophy, the objective is to place in the top three of each event. To try and keep pace with the other games on the market, nail'd offers two event types. The first is simple race, which is simply go faster than the other competitors and try to take home gold, silver, or bronze to advance. The positive thing here is that there are 12 racers in each race, you and 11 other CPU members. I was honestly pretty impressed with the relatively high number considering this isn't exactly a AAA title. The second one, however, just seems spliced in. Stunt Challenge is like most of the ones you're familiar with, which is scoring as many points as possible in a certain amount of time. But there are serious flaws in the way that this game offers that goal. For starters, there are no designed Freestyle courses, you simply drive along one of the race tracks, and the first participant to cross the finish line on the third circuit ends that particular event. And being the first across the stripe doesn't give you a points bonus or anything, you just end it. So if you were first in track position, but fifth in points, you would finish in fifth (hope that makes sense). But the worst part is that you don't pull off traditional "tricks" to rack up points. Oh no my friends, you will not be hurling your bikini-clad female driver through the air and trying to pull of a stripper backflip, or even a relatively simple nac-nac. Instead, this game has you doing Boost Feats, which range from knocking into other competitors to make them wreck, "smooth landings" on two or four wheels after a jump, driving through a particular part of the course without crashing, and going through the Boost pick-ups. The only real "trick" to speak of that scores points is a wheelie, that just consists of pulling back on the left thumbstick and balancing yourself on the back set of wheels. This is so fundamentally disappointing that I hated doing these events in Tournament mode, even though they are relatively easy and stress free. If this hollow premise was coupled with a frustratingly high difficultly level, I'm not sure what I would have done, but it wouldn't have been good! The other two modes worth noting are single race and stunt event, time trial, and custom tournament. Oh, and by the way, there is no split screen multiplayer in this game, which should be a standard feature in an arcade style racer like this.
The gameplay elements are probably the worst component of this game, which is very unfortunate. I would venture to say that most racing game fans could forgive the above sins if the game was just a blast to play. One that was easy to pick up, hard to be great at, but would be so much fun that you would want to take the time to learn how the ATV and MotoX Bike handle in certain scenarios, find good shortcuts on each track, learning little "tricks" that make your laps times quicker, ect. But nail'd simply doesn't do that. The first problem comes in the vehicles themselves. As I said, Deep Silver/Techland really "called their shot" when it came to advertising this game by calling out the real heavyweights in the off road racing landscape. So in accordance, they decided to develop both ATVs and Motocross Bikes. The four wheeler actually handles pretty good on the track, and the physics seem right with it (such as flinging off of ramps and landing). The amount of speed you have when jumping does seem to be in relatively good proportion to how high and how far you travel in the air along with your hang time. But as okay as the ATV is, the MTX experience is just as bad, if not worse. The handling and physics just don't seem right, and the bike doesn't have any real unique characteristics (like leaning into a turn). It feels like the ATV was cut in half and elongated. Just plain bad. Also, it is unnecessary to ever have to let up on the right trigger to slow down, definitely no braking. Absolutely every corner, turn, straightaway, ect. can be handled with WOT (wide open throttle) with no decrease in handling or stability. Even for this style of game, some elements of actually racing and not just driving with others should have been developed.
Sticking with gameplay stinks, the way in which the levels are designed and play are the weakest part of this game. Okay, I understand that this is a racing game, and fairness must reign supreme to create an evenly competitive environment. At the same time, this is an off road, arcade style racer, and staying inbounds is way to strict. There was one time in particular that I was taking a turn, and drifted just behind the turn indicator, and without hitting anything, my ATV exploded into a million pieces, and I was greeted with the infamous respawning screen. Understandable if the punishment for being "out of the groove" was a loss in handling or slower speed until I fought my way back onto the track, but to shatter my vehicle and potentially make me lose positions just seems a little over zealous. Staying with the whole respawn thing for a minute, this is another big misstep. Every time you crash, you are met with a white screen with the nail'd logo and a respawning bar that determines how much track time you will lose. And the time you are suspended from the track for each crash is chosen seemingly at random by the game (between 2-8 seconds). Another guessing game is when a wreck might actually occur. Some objects will always make you wreck when hitting them, but others, you never know. Certain "hurdles" in the various types of tracks (snowy cliffs, desert runs, ect.) like boulders could make you crash out one lap, and then simply bounce of off them the next. This game of roulette adds a small level of anxiety that brings down the fun factor. Even with this, there were numerous times where I would wreck two or three times a lap while leading a race, AND NEVER GET PASSED! But the worst of the worst in gameplay mechanics is the level design. In many ways, a clean lap is not the goal, rather wrecking the least amount of times. I feel this ideology is wrong. A good run is predicated on knowing when to hit the boost and when to lay off, another fundamental flaw. Any boost that one may have should be used simply to race the other competitors and have an edge against them to advance one's position. At no point should it be necessary to use boost to simply complete a successful circuit around the track. Alas, this is the way of this game as a whole. Some jumps are simply impossible without hitting the L1 button to get the needed push. But the most annoying design are the few instances where going to fast is a problem! For example, on a course called Dam Buster, there is a jump that leads over a cliff onto a lower part of the course. Instead of having another ramp waiting on the other side, or just open terrain, there is a tree branch that hangs over the landing in that particular groove of the racetrack. So you find yourself in a quandary, do I lay off the boost and fall into the abyss to respawn, or do I go as fast as possible and run into the fallen tree to respawn? Again, this is an arcade-y off road experience, and has been publicized as a "white knuckle" thrill ride, and the player gets punished for pushing it to 11?
More disappointment comes in the presentation of the game. On the plus side, the soundtrack is pretty good, and fits well in the game with tracks from hard rock acts like Queens of the Stone Age to metal heavyweights Slipknot and Jamey Jasta from Hatebreed. This is where the good stops. I was initially excited to see a PS3 game set in full 1080p so that I could give my LED some exercise. But instead of P90X, my TV got Jazzercised. The graphics lack polish, varied textures, colors, details, ect. Everything seems to blend together in a rather "murky" style. Another quirky omission is the lack of "change view" option. If you don't like the semi-close third person view the game gives you, too bad that's all you're getting. This is another basic racing game element that was left out of this title.
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Despite calling out the good, established titles in the ATV/MTX landscape, this game failed to "play up" to those standards, definitely didn't surpass them. The presentation elements are a big downside, but could be permissible if the gameplay was good. But there are so many flaws (questionable physics for the MotoX bike, lack of good "racing" elements, and horrid level design) that this game just isn't consistent. There are a few moments of fun to be had, but they are few and far between and do not constitute the $50 price tag.


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- Immigration bill passes in Senate
- Concerns remain
Senators passed the bipartisan measure known as "The Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013."
Industry association leaders roundly praised the U.S. Senate for passing legislation that would overhaul the country's flawed immigration system.
Senators passed the bipartisan measure known as "The Border Security, Economic Opportunity and Immigration Modernization Act of 2013," or S.744, by a vote of 68 to 32 Thursday.
In addition to strengthening border security, the measure would provide an estimated 11 million unauthorized immigrants living and working in the United States with a pathway to legal status and citizenship. Under the bill, it would take about a decade for undocumented immigrants to get a green card and then another three years to achieve citizenship. They would also have to pay a fine and back taxes, and pass a background check.
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In addition, the legislation would establish a national employment verification system — known as E-Verify — that would help to prevent identity theft and curtail the hiring of illegal workers.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimate about 1.4 illegal immigrants work in the U.S. foodservice industry, which employs more than 13 million workers.
Industry associations were quick to voice their support of the legislation — while acknowledging that it's not perfect as it stands.
"We are pleased that an immigration bill passed the Senate today with bipartisan support," said Steve Caldeira, president and chief executive of the International Franchise Association. "The [Act] works to address many of the current and future labor needs of our businesses while offering opportunity to improve upon the bill in some key areas, such as a better E-Verify program and strengthened w-visa language, in a conference committee."
Dawn Sweeney, president and chief executive of the National Restaurant Association, said, "Today's vote was a critical step. America's restaurants support common-sense immigration reform that meets three key priorities: a clear path to legalization, national implementation of the E-Verify employee verification system that preempts inconsistent state mandates, and increased border security that won't harm legal travel and tourism. We will continue to work with members of both chambers to advocate for policies that will allow the restaurant industry to continue its role as a leading jobs creator."
The NRA said it has been involved in the construction and review of the immigration bill. Scott DeFife, executive vice president for the NRA's policy and government affairs, said the association "has advocated for years on the need for meaningful immigration reform, and we commend the Senate on its work to address these important issues."
DeFife added that the NRA also has been working with House of Representatives members on the E-Verify issue and has backed the "Legal Workforce Act" as a model employment verification system.


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Residents of Madison's Vera Court celebrated for what some might consider a bizarre reason: The addition of new speed bumps.
Neighbors had been pushing for ways to slow traffic down since June, when a nine-year-old girl was hit on her bike.
On Saturday, kids decorated their bikes to ride in a parade.
The community officer says he wants drivers to slow down in the busy neighborhood.
"Apartments on both sides and tons and tons of kids. While we wish that they were always watching out for themselves, we know that they're not," said David Dexheimer, Vera Court community officer. "So we're trying to put the onus on the drivers so that they know to drive safely."
The parade stopped at every bump to write messages.


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Yes, Virginia, there is a blizzard…and it is here now!
And historically speaking, its not the first time either!
Here are historical (not hysterical thoughts about blizzards of Bridgeport's past):
On March 11, 1888, the entire Northeast was struck by a winter storm. The wind and snow caused huge drifts to make it impossible to move. Remember…today we have the luxury of snowplows and snow blowers. In 1888 people used shear muscle to dig out from the nearly 14 feet deep drifts.
Trains couldn't get through to deliver goods. The entire coast was frozen in snow. Luckily, by March 15 the weather warmed up. Many of the photographs of the day show residents shoveling snow in light clothing. This view of State Street shows the huge piles of snow with a narrow path to walk.
Then there was that time seventy six years ago…in 1934…a fierce blizzard hit Bridgeport. It was the depths of the Depression, and out of work WPA employees were on hand to dig out the snow in downtown Bridgeport. Workers were freezing, so Edward "Slim" Young who owned the diner on State Street treated the cold workers to a hot cup of coffee.
Oh and Virginia??? There is a Santa Claus Too!


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Bonnie Jean Battles, 78, of Melrose, died Sunday, Jan. 22, 2006, at her home.
She was born May 21, 1927, in Grand Island, Neb., to Walter and Effie May Williams.
She owned and operated an antique Store in Melrose for many years. She was a member of the Church of Christ in Melrose.
Family members said she enjoyed playing bingo and was a caring person, opening her home to the many cats and dogs she loved so dearly.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Homer Battles; two brothers, Rex and Roy Williams; five sisters, Isabelle Hawkens, Rosella Conroy, Dolly Drussell, and infant sisters June and Jewel Williams.
She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
Otho Rogers will officiate services.
She donated her body to the University of New Mexico Medical and Science Department.
Arrangements are by Steed-Todd Funeral Home.


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Carolyn M. Rouse is a professor of anthropology and african american studies. Her research focuses on why people accept systems. Her fieldwork focuses on four domains; religion, medicine, education, and development of inequality. Ph.D. University of Southern California.
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Christiana Agawu is a sociologist with international development experience in education, health, and the environment, who has taught at the university level in the United States and in Ghana. She joined the faculty of the Program in African Studies in 2009 and in fall 2013 she will teach AFS 303, "Social Structure in Africa: Responses to Contemporary Socio-Political and Economic Forces since Independence," for the Program in African Studies. Ph.D. Cornell University.
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|V. Kofi Agawu is a professor of music in the field of musicology and music theory. His research interests include music analysis and West African music. Ph.D. Stanford University.
|Wendy Laura Belcher is an associate professor of African literature in the Department of Comparative Literature and the Center for African American Studies. She specializes in early African literature, with a focus on the circulation of African thought in Europe and England before the nineteenth century. Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles.
|André Benhaïm is an associate professor of French and Italian. His main areas of research and teaching are 20th-century French prose literature and culture and Francophone literature and culture from North Africa and the Mediterranean. Ph.D. Emory University.
|Anne C. Case is the Alexander Stewart 1886 Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, acting director for the Center for Health and Wellbeing. Her research interests include microeconomic foundations of development, health economics, public finance, and labor economics. Ph.D. Princeton University.
|Kelly K. Caylor is an assistant professor of civial and environmental engineering. His research interests include land degradation and surface-water balance partitioning; geophysical methods for soil moisture and vegetation characterization; optimal vegetation organization for drylands;accompanying root systems within water-limited landscapes; catchment ecohydrology of drylands; and couplings between biogeochemistry, plants, and water. Ph.D. University of Virginia.
|Andrew P. Dobson is a professor of ecology and evolutionary biology. His research is concerned with the population ecology of infectious diseases and the conservation of endangered and threatened species. He has studied infectious diseases in a variety of endangered and fragile ecosystems. Ph. D. Oxford University
|Hannah Essien (sits with Committee) is a lecturer with the Program in African Studies and the Arabic Language Program. She comes to Princeton University from Indiana University, where she was an instructor of Twi language and Akan culture in the Department of African Studies. Eissen has also taught English at the Ghana Institute of Languages; and Arabic at the University of Ghana, the Summer Cooperative African Languages Institute at Michigan State University, and the University of Illinois. Ph.D. Indiana University.
Simon E. Gikandi is the Robert Schirmer Professor of English. His major fields of research and teaching are the anglophone literatures and cultures of Africa, India, the Caribbean, and postcolonial Britain; the "Black" Atlantic; and the African diaspora. Ph.D. Northwestern University.
Emmanuel H. Kreike is a professor of history. His research and teaching interests focus on the intersection of war/violence/population movements, environment, and society. He is particularly interested in how violence (including, for example, colonial conquest, the apartheid wars, slave raiding) and ensuing forced migration led to the destruction of human landscapes and how people rebuild lives and livelihoods in often alien environments. Ph.D. Yale University.
Mahiri Mwita (Sits with Committee) is a lecturer affiliated with the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies. His research interests include culture-based interventions in counseling and education, authentic cultural performances and interactions in the African language classroom, internet and emerging technologies in African language pedagogy, and literary criticism and creative writing in Kiswahili. Ph.D. University of Dar es Salaam.
|F. Nick Nesbitt is a professor of French and Italian and associate chair of the Department of French and Italian. His work in Francophone studies focuses on the intellectual history of the black Atlantic world. Ph.D. Harvard University.
Chika Okeke-Agulu is an assistant professor of art and archaeology and African American Studies. He specializes on classical, modern, and contemporary African and African diaspora art history and theory. Ph.D. Emory University.
|Tullis C. Onstott is a professor of geosciences. His research focus includes the transport of bacteria and other microorganisms in the subsurface, and the activity and survival of bacteria and other microorganisms in the subsurface and their impact on the geochemistry and mineralogy of their environment. Ph.D. Princeton University.
S. George H. Philander is the Knox Taylor Professor of Geosciences. His research interests include interactions between the ocean and atmosphere and their role in climate fluctuations and climate changes. He is particularly interested in El Niño, a phenomenon that brings droughts to the western tropical Pacific, torrential rains to the eastern tropical Pacific, and unusual weather patterns to much of the globe. Ph.D. Harvard University.
Dan Rubenstein is a behavioral ecologist who studies how environmental variation and individual differences shape social behavior, social structure, sex roles and the dynamics of populations. He is the Class of 1877 Professor of Zoology, former chair of Princeton's Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and former director of the Program in African Studies. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in 1972 and his Ph.D. from Duke University in 1977 before receiving NSF-NATO and King's College Junior Research Fellowships for post-doctoral studies at Cambridge University. He is an elected fellow of the Animal Behavior Society, as well as the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and has received the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching.
Winston O. Soboyejo is a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and the Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials. He conducts experimental and theoretical research of the mechanical properties of materials. His current work focuses on the deformation, adhesion, fatigue, and fracture of thin films, biomaterials, and heterogeneous materials. He is also interested in the design of biomedical devices and biomolecular sensors for disease detection. Ph.D. Cambridge University.
|James W. Weinberger (Sits with Committee) is the Near East Curator and African Studies selector for Firestone Library.
Jennifer Widner is a professor of Politics and international affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, and the director of the Mamdouha S. Bobst Center for Peace and Justice. Her research focuses on problems of democratization, law,and development, with special attention to sub-Saharan Africa. Ph.D. Yale University.


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Creating the Future of Education and Work
In February 2011, every teacher in Providence, Rhode Island was pink slipped. Not all 1,926 of them got fired, of course, but with the district facing a $40 million deficit, anything is possible. The district says it needs flexibility, just in case. Every school district in the United States faces its own version of what's happening in Providence. However, "IMAGINATION: Creating the Future of Education and Work" is focused not on how we got here but rather how we can move forward from here immediately even as the education system continues to struggle. [more inside]
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Review: 'Everything Must Go' 'Two Jews On Film' Don't Go For Will Farrell's Dramady (Video)
'Everything Must Go' is based on a short story by Raymond Carver. The film is directed and adapted for the screen by Dan Rush and stars Will Ferrell as Nick Halsey, a man who's definitely on his way down.
Nick is a career salesman who has always been on the top...but not anymore. The film opens with Nick being fired. If that isn't bad enough, Nick arrives home to find that his wife has changed the locks and thrown all his possessions out on the front lawn. What's a guy to do? Well since Nick is an alcoholic, the answer is simple...buy beer...a lot of beer.
So in between guzzling one beer after another, Nick rearranges the furniture on his front lawn and makes himself at home. He watches television, listens to music, and spies on his neighbors.
He also makes two new friends...His next door neighbor, Samantha (Rebecca Hall) a pregnant, lonely housewife. Apparently she's given up her photography career to move to Arizona for her husband's job, but he's nowhere to be found.
Nick's other friend is a chubby awkward young kid, Kenny (Christopher Jordan Wallace). Nick pays Kenny in beef jerky to watch his stuff while he makes a run to the local liquor store.
'Everything Must Go' is a character study about a man who has everything stripped away and is living in a state of complete despair. And now he must find a way to let go of everything...his wife, his belongings, his old way of life...in order to survive.
I really wanted to like this film. It raises important issues. Everyday people are losing their jobs, their homes and in some case their families. How does a person start over when everything is gone? Unfortunately, "Everything Must Go' doesn't delve deep enough into these profound issues. The film stays on one level as does Will Farrell's performance. But, I do respect him for trying something different as an actor.
This is one of those rare times that John and I agree. We both give 'Everything Must Go' a very low bagel rating. The film opens in theaters, Friday May 13, 2011.


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Damn no Aqua 8,s ?? smh
me on page number 7 pic number 4 with the bulls sweater
Ehhh I didn't go. Doesn't look like I missed much though. See Greg Street and G-Roc were there. Looking foward to Sneaker Friends 2013
that's me in the top joint!
ehhh seems like it couldve been better with it being ATL and all. feels like charlotte's was better.
Sneaker Con need to come to STL....
I was at sneaker con in NY and a size 8 was very hard to find with what i was looking for. I hope next time I will have better luck
I was at Passion 2013 last week and didn't hear about this..oh well..Passion was incredible
Wow I was there no pics I had on The Lebron X cork I didnt get no love from sneaker con what up with that.
Ahhhhhh, I was their! Sadly.... I didn't appear in any of the photos. :(
Gotta hand it to those people that have displays set up, must take a lot of self control to (probably) not wear any of those kicks... and those Red Suede XXIs>>>>>
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By Tony Parra: PNT Staff Writer
A Portales Rams Soccer team — that's what some parents and community members are hoping to get in the school district and today at 5:30 p.m. there will be a meeting, open to the public, to try and get the ball rolling.
Traci Sievers, an organizer of the meeting, said it will take place in the Roosevelt County Electric Cooperative Conference Room. Sievers said there is interest from local teens between the ages of 14 and 18 to play soccer at PHS.
"There are about 30 in co-ed in AYSO (American Youth Soccer Organization)," Sievers said. Sievers said she coaches a youth (ages 14 and under) team and she started noticing a trend. "We started seeing a trend as the kids got older they lost interest," Sievers said. "They had nothing to shoot for. We're planning to ask the Portales School District for a soccer program for the 2007-08 season."
Sievers said the 2007-08 season would be more realistic because for the 2006-07 season, the schedule and finances would already have to be set.
Melvin Nusser, Portales High School principal, said he's all for starting new programs for the high school, but with a tight budget there would have to be cuts to other programs or personnel just to start a soccer program.
Don Gomez, PHS athletic director, said there's another catch — if Portales High School officials were to implement a soccer program for the girls, they would have to begin a soccer program for the boys, also and vice versa, according to New Mexico Activities Association rules.
Gomez said the PHS athletic program is financially strapped and has been operating on the same budget for several years. Gomez said there used to be a co-ed soccer team at PHS 10 years ago, but it lasted only about three years after the players didn't want to play co-ed anymore.
Nusser said administrators are already having trouble balancing the budget with rising travel costs, especially when it comes to traveling to Albuquerque for state tournaments.
Nusser pointed out that there is something else to consider when trying to start a soccer program. He said the opponents in the district would not be the same as they are in basketball or volleyball. Lovington does not have a boys or girls soccer team. Currently the two teams for girls soccer in District 4 are Ruidoso and Socorro. For the boys District 4, the teams are the New Mexico Military Institute, Hatch Valley, Ruidoso and Socorro. More than likely that means the Portales players would have to travel to those schools for games, increasing the travel budget.
Sievers said the addition of soccer programs at Eastern New Mexico University helps create a soccer program for PHS. Sievers said ENMU soccer coaches Carlos Elizondo and Travis McCorkle are excited about the possibility.
"They're excited about having a program and recruiting a local talent," Sievers said.
Sievers said school officials could also use the soccer field off of Third Street by the baseball field.
"It's a growing sport in Portales," Sievers said. "There are more and more kids in the soccer leagues."


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What Happened?
Many of you may have noticed something quite peculiar going on here — the site was down for a couple of days, quite tragic since I found out that my blog was linked by Chuck Norris. So, welcome to any of you readers who have come from that source. Scroll to the bottom of the page and keep clicking "next page" to check out some of the past articles here on the site.
Back to the down time. I found out today that my site had been hacked — not surprising for an agent, but bad nonetheless. Yet what was overwhelmingly odd, or perhaps ironic, was the fact that it was a Russian spam source that committed this crime (I had been wondering about the overwhelming amount of spam coming into the site). Yet this foe has been defeated (we have conquered!) and Agent Tim Online is back up and running (and hopefully writing much more). So, just in case you wondered what happened, that's the lowdown.
I guess this whole situation once again brings up loving my enemies.


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Thursday, January 12, 2012
It's kinda funky, and I found out why most people don't build their own lamps. But it works, and the light is great.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
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Why Satirical Catholic Blogs Fail
I finally returned to internet connectivity this week, which has meant catching up on news & blogs I have neglected. Part of this "reconnecting" included denying a facebook friend request from someone I never heard of-only to find out that this someone was a fake online persona created in the Catholic Fascist's attempt at satire. Having looked over all of the posts there, I was struck by how eerily similar the site was to another parody group blog-The Spirit of Vatican II.
Both blogs employed a host of satirical characters with enough resemblance to real life to make laugh (I think whoever thought of danmclockinload deserves a guest post on TAC) at first, both got roaring laughter from their own partisans-and neither blog was funny after a few days.
Snipers and Riot Police Confront Tea Party Protesters in Quincy
[Updates at the bottom of this post as of 4-29-2010 at 8:24pm]
Apparently President Obama is doing his best to paint the Tea Party movement as a group of extremists and racists.
Witness the video below as an army of riot police in full riot gear and snipers on rooftops wield their weapons to intimidate the Tea Party protesters.
Obama Believes in the Free Market
Palin Responds to Family Guy Attack on Trig
Sarah Palin and Bristol Palin respond to the vile Family Guy attack on Trig, her son with Down's Syndrome:
People are asking me to comment on yesterday's Fox show that felt like another kick in the gut. Bristol was one who asked what I thought of the show that mocked her baby brother, Trig (and/or others with special needs), in an episode yesterday. Instead of answering, I asked her what she thought. Here is her conscientious reply, which is a much more restrained and gracious statement than I want to make about an issue that begs the question, "when is enough, enough?":
"When you're the son or daughter of a public figure, you have to develop thick skin. My siblings and I all have that, but insults directed at our youngest brother hurt too much for us to remain silent. People with special needs face challenges that many of us will never confront, and yet they are some of the kindest and most loving people you'll ever meet. Their lives are difficult enough as it is, so why would anyone want to make their lives more difficult by mocking them? As a culture, shouldn't we be more compassionate to innocent people – especially those who are less fortunate? Shouldn't we be willing to say that some things just are not funny? Are there any limits to what some people will do or say in regards to my little brother or others in the special needs community? If the writers of a particularly pathetic cartoon show thought they were being clever in mocking my brother and my family yesterday, they failed. All they proved is that they're heartless jerks. – Bristol Palin"
– Sarah Palin
Perhaps it is partially because I have an autistic son, but words literally fail me to adequately describe people evil enough to mock a handicapped child because they differ with the mother of the child politically.
Previewing President Obamas State of the Union Address
[Updates at the bottom of this post as of 1-27-2010 at 4:20pm CST]
Victimhood personified by a modern liberal of the Democratic Party. Where is Harry "the BUCK stops here" Truman?
Nouveau Poor
From the only reliable source of news on the net, the Onion. I am afraid even the Onion fails at milking humor out of the current economic hard times. As a matter of fact the whole thing is probably in bad taste, which is about par for the course for the Onion. For a truly hilarious take on the economy I refer you here, here and here for attempts by the media to convince people that under Obama it's funemployment not unemployment. Seems sort of peverse to me. Never fear however. Once a Republican President is in charge, I assume the media will banish the term funemployment.
The Degenerate David Letterman
[Updates at the end of this post below]
I enjoyed viewing David Letterman when he first came out. He was nerdy, goofy, and most importantly funny. I eventually stopped viewing his show not because he wasn't funny anymore, but because I was no longer in college and I needed a good nights rest for the real world, ie, a job. Once in a while I would catch his show and remember fondly my days of cold pizza and late night study sessions.
I was well aware of his politics, but unlike most liberals, conservatives do have a sense of humor, especially at our own expense. I was able to suspend my politics to enjoy good humor because I loved to laugh.
Sadly Mr. Letterman went too far recently in one of his jokes. Maybe he has been doing this for awhile, but I haven't noticed since I no longer watch his show for the reasons I mentioned above.
Not Funny Mr. President
As the father of an autistic son who is also athletic, somehow the humor of Mr. Obama's Special Olympics comment eludes me. Much more from The Anchoress.
Update I: Hattip to Ed Morrissey at Hot Air. Governor Palin's address to the 2009 Special Olympics:
Compare and contrast.
Update II: Totus denies any responsibility.


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Hidden dangers of hydrofracking
The state is admittedly in desperate financial shape. Nevertheless, I challenge the recent, it-won't-happen-here declaration out of Albany, regarding natural gas hydrofracking: "We are going to do this safely."
The costly dangers of hydrofracking already have been well documented.
Moreover, accidents happen, and always will, regardless of how stringent the High-Volume Hydraulic Fracturing Advisory Panel strives to make the rules. Just look at the disaster caused by the Yellowstone pipeline, let alone what befell the Gulf of Mexico.
Finally, what is good—or not good—for state wilderness areas, the New York City and Syracuse watersheds and underground municipal water sources should be good—or not good—for the rest of the state.
Susan Kross
Dairyland, NY
Finally, some sanity.
You are right. The entire Empire State should allow fracturing, with no exceptions. Syracuse and NYC have nothing to fear but fear itself.


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Last Friday night, Nov. 2, the J.U. Blacksher Bulldogs received their third and final win, tying up the 2012 season, against the Pleasant Home Eagles. While at any moment the game could have switched favors, the Bulldogs were intent on going out with a win, which they proudly claimed with a 30-22 victory.
The first quarter started off with a Blacksher kickoff to Pleasant Home. The Eagles' offensive play soon came to an end after a fumble put the Bulldogs in control of the ball. After swapping from Blacksher to Pleasant Home to Blacksher once again, the Bulldogs fumbled twice, the second fumble being lost to the Eagles and remained that way until the start of the second quarter. This quarter Blacksher and Pleasant Home were only a few numbers shy of each other with 63 yards for the Bulldogs and 64 yards for the Eagles.
The second quarter began with a Pleasant Home touchdown with a successfully executed 2-point conversion putting the score at 8-0. The Eagles kicked off to Blacksher, shortly after #31 senior Tyler Turk punted for 30 yards. Once returning to offensive play, the Bulldogs make a touchdown at the end of the second, but the extra point was no good. After kicking off to Pleasant Home, a pass was intercepted by #5 junior Preston Presley. Moving into half-time the score was 8-6 with 85 rushing yards for Blacksher, and 69 yards for Pleasant Home.
The Eagles kicked off to Blacksher after halftime and with 7:28 on the clock, #31 punted to the Eagles. Their short time on offense ended with a touchdown making the score 16-6. Blacksher answered with a touchdown of their own, but an incomplete pass kept them from receiving extra points and put them at 16-12. With only 14 seconds remaining in the third, #15 senior Chase Reid ran the ball in for another Blacksher touchdown; the field goal was unsuccessful, but the Bulldogs were now in the lead with 18-16. A kickoff to the Eagles ended this quarter. Pleasant Home had 64 yards to Blacksher's 63.
The fourth and final quarter was eventful with touchdowns, and both teams racked up their most yardage of the game.
Pleasant Home started off on offense, but Blacksher was the first to make a touchdown this quarter with 7:45 on the clock. The extra point was no good and the score was now 24-16. Pleasant Home ran 4 plays with 2 incomplete passes before Blacksher took over and made their final touchdown of the game, putting the score at 30-16. Later on in play, a Blacksher fumble enabled Pleasant Home to make their final touchdown with no extra points. Blacksher had 89 yards and Pleasant Home had 114 yards. Blacksher ended this nail-biter of a game with a 30-22 score, wrapping up their season on a good note and hope to further improve next year.
Blacksher wishes all the best of luck to the seniors of 2013.


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The Roosevelt General Hospital Board learned Tuesday the Portales clinic is 90 days away from being able to bill as a designated rural health clinic, once Medicare and Medicaid send a billing code.
The new billing number will allow the clinic to bill under the rural health clinic designation so in time they will be reimbursed by the state for the service the clinics provides in a rural area.
"We can't start billing that until once we get those numbers, that could take up to 90 days," Chief Financial Officer Eva Stevens said. "So, we're going to get a big wind fall one of these days. It is going to be hard on us for a couple of months until that comes through."
The Portales clinic inspection on Aug. 26 had no problems. The Clovis clinic had no problems on Aug. 27, but inspectors want to look at the architectural plans for the building so the billing code might take a little longer to be finalized.
The board is going to look over a "red flag rule" dealing with procedures to prevent identity theft, with an aim to take action in September's meeting.
The red flag rule is a new federally mandated regulation dealing with procedures. Hospital Administrator James D'Agostino said it basically aims to detect, prevent and locate identity theft.
"The big complication with the rule is to request medical records; two forms of identification are needed," D'Agostino said. "It's going to be a little cumbersome. People are going to get a little ticked when we start asking them for a primary ID and a secondary ID (to get) their own medical information."
If the board approves the red flag rule, it will become policy for the hospital. The policy isn't due until Nov. 1.
In other business:
• The board approved the credentials of some doctors.
• The board approved of policies and procedures manuals for the business office, cardiac rehabilitation, environmental services and rehabilitation services.


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Tulsa, OK – The Tulsa City Council tonight is expected to increase the fare for Tulsa Transit's Lift program. "Lift" is a transit program for the disabled. The fee would go from $2.50 to three-dollars.
The Americans with Disabilities Act limits how much the city may charge for the service.