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MVP Watch: What about Adrian Peterson?Is he the league's MVP? "When you take a look at our season and the way its gone, we wouldn't be in the position that we're in right now without Adrian Peterson. With two games left in the regular season, Adrian Peterson is trying to lead the Vikings int… (more)
Frazier says Peterson will playVikings running back Adrian Peterson missed practice time in the days preceding Sunday's win over the Texans with a groin/abdomen injury. After the game, coach Leslie Frazier said that Peterson was held out of the game late because of an abdomen probl
With Peterson hemmed in, Vikings offense excels outside the boxHis streak of 100-yard games ended, but Christian Ponder found other outlets, and backup Toby Gerhart finished up with a TD.
Adrian Peterson held to 86 yards, but Minnesota Vikings topple Houston TexansAdrian Peterson held to 86 yards, but Minnesota Vikings keep playoff hopes alive with win over Houston Texans
Sid Hartman: Line is big reason for Peterson's successAs Adrian Peterson chases the NFL rushing record, his blockers deserve some credit, too.
Next up: Adrian Peterson?Here in the NFC North, we are half way to a feat that hasn't occurred in 80 years of football record-keeping. Saturday night, Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson broke the NFL's single-season record for receiving yards. Johnson has 1,892 receiving yar…
Sportsperson of the year: Peterson is runaway winnerThe discussion over who was going to win the Star Tribune honor began and ended with the Vikings running back.
Peterson Comments About Wanting to Win the MVP AwardThere's been plenty of chatter about the MVP as of late, and Vikings RB Adrian Peterson is right in the thick of it with a 2,000 plus yard season on the horizon. Peterson, whose never won the MVP, talked about it and how much it would mean to him if heSource: vikingsgab.com
Peterson, Megatron aren't the only ones closing in on NFL recordsEvery NFL fan knows that Vikings running back Adrian Peterson and Lions receiver Calvin Johnson are closing in on single-season yardage records. But did you know that Jets punt returner Jeremy Kerley is closing in on the single-season record for most fa…
Final Word: AFC SouthFive nuggets of knowledge about Week 16: Stop AD: Adrian "All Day" Peterson leads the NFL with 1,812 rushing yards and needs 294 yards to break Eric Dickerson's single-season rushing record of 2,105 yards set in 1984. Peterson needs 188 yards to bec
Adrian The Amazing: A year ago, Adrian Peterson tore his ACL. Now he …A year ago, Adrian Peterson tore his ACL. Now he has a chance to pass Eric Dickerson as the NFL's all-time single season rusher. Peter King asks A.P. how he has done it.Source: CNNSI.com
Peterson, Johnson and 14-game seasonsAs Minnesota Vikings tailback Adrian Peterson and Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson pursue single-season yardage records for their respective positions, one matter of historical importance hasn't gotten much attention: The NFL's shift to a 16-game s…
Frazier says there's "no doubt" Peterson is the MVPIn a Thursday appearance on NBC Sports Network's Pro Football Talk, Vikings coach Leslie Frazier gave the strongest possible endorsement for his best player to be named league MVP. In so doing, Frazier provided a less-than-ringing endorsement to the qua
Running backs in no rush to see records fallAdrian Peterson is just as protective of his own NFL mark as Eric Dickerson is of the one that Peterson has a chance to break.
Peterson understands Dickerson not wanting his record brokenThe Vikings running back also says being on the injury report with groin and abdomen injuries is just 'normal wear and tear.'
Solomon: Arian Foster has a huge fan in Eric DickersonEric Dickerson was one of the first running backs to reward his offensive linemen for a job well done. He started early, giving them fancy watches after his record-breaking rookie season. Texans tailback Arian Foster gave his O-linemen Segways as a holi…Source: chron.com
Patrick Peterson says he's best corner in leagueArizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson feels he knows who is the best cornerback in the league. It's not Darrelle Revis or Charles Tillman or Richard Sherman. In Peterson's opinion no one is playing better at the cornerback position than he is.
Jim Brown calls Adrian Peterson's comeback a "miracle"Few can identify with the greatness of a running back the way Jim Brown can. And Brown said Wednesday that what Adrian Peterson's doing now is nothing short of a "miracle." The Hall of Fame running back, in an interview with Brian Murphy of the St.
If CJ2K wasn't MVP, Peterson shouldn't beWhen Peyton Manning won his fourth MVP award in 2009, he did it with 37 1/2 of the votes cast by the AP panel that selects the winner. Drew Brees got 7 1/2 votes, Philip Rivers got two and Brett Favre got one. Missing was Chris Johnson, the running back…
Peter King: Peterson grasps at history after remarkable recoveryThe next two games of Adrian Peterson's life will be historic, whether he breaks Eric Dickerson's all-time rushing record or not. Peterson needs 188 yards to become the seventh player ever to rush for 2,000 yards in a season ... and he'd be the first to…Source: CNNSI.com


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Kim Dotcom visits Parliament
Wednesday 19 Sep 2012 2:09 p.m.
By Lloyd Burr
Internet mogul and Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has visited Parliament this afternoon, but says it has nothing to do with John Banks' donations saga.
The piracy-accused arrived with his wife and entourage to sit in on Question Time and see Parliament in person.
"I would like to see what is going on in Parliament and just check it out. I would have come here anyway, even if there was no Banks issue. I just want to see it," he says.
Mr Dotcom is in Wellington for a Court of Appeal case, which starts tomorrow.
Upon arrival, he was rushed upstairs by security to the Debating Chamber's public gallery and told not to stop for the crowd of media.
Prime Minister John Key was asked about Mr Dotcom's presence at Parliament but would not comment because Mr Dotcom's piracy case is before the courts.
After Question Time, Mr Dotcom spoke to reporters outside Parliament and reiterated that Mr Banks knew about two donations made to him for his mayoral campaign.
Mr Banks received two $25,000 donations from Mr Dotcom in 2010 which were declared as anonymous.
An investigation by police concluded that although laws were broken, there was not enough evidence for charges to be laid against Mr Banks.
"He certainly knew about the donations," Mr Dotcom says. "He confirmed it to me in a phone call so he knew."
He questions Mr Key's ethical standards and says his Government is under threat by the saga
"It's a very fragile majority. The balance of power is threatened by this whole John Banks affair.
"If you ask around, there are not many people who think John Banks did the right thing. He should have been upfront and tell people the truth and he didn't do that," he says.
Mr Dotcom finished by saying the whole topic needed to be put to bed.
Yesterday, Mr Banks refused to answer questions about the affidavits in the police file.
He says the closed police investigation speaks for itself.
"A team of the very best police officers this country could assemble went through this intensively and extensively.
"They weighed every word of every witness, every sentence of every witness, every paragraph of every witness and they concluded no charges. We've moved on."
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Sennheiser PMX 200
- Great sound, Closed design provides isolation
- A little uncomfortable
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A wonderful set of closed headphones. The sound quality, while not quite as good as the PX 100, is quite impressive and the only real issue we had was with comfort.
Price$ 129.95 (AUD)
Sennheiser's new PMX 200 offers typical Sennheiser audio quality and combines it with a closed design. This makes them a good choice for people who want to listen in noisy areas or environments where the sound escaping from the headphones must be kept to a minimum.
The headphone market is a fairly slow moving space. It is rare to get more than a few good releases a year, so we were really looking forward to putting this model through its paces. Overall we were very impressed with the PMX 200's results.
The PMX 200 is a combination of over the ear clip-ons like the Koss KSC-75 and round the neck headphones. They are designed as a sports model and so are meant to be both stylish and secure. They clip over the ears with a small wing of plastic, and while it is comfortable in the short term, we experienced a slight ache from the clip after prolonged use. The neck band, for those of us who have larger than average heads, is comfortable most of the time but may be a little too short for some situations and can get in the way.
The sound from the PMX 200 is absolutely fantastic, and they will blow away most other pairs of headphones you have heard. Nevertheless, they weren't quite up to the impressive standard of something like the aforementioned Koss KSC-75 or Sennheiser's own PX 100.
This probably stems from the closed design which is, by default, inferior to an open design with regard to sound quality. Sennheiser advertise the closed design helps with bass performance, but this was our biggest area of complaint. There was not enough extension on the bass, which lead to a more relaxed and laid back sound. The PMX 200 exhibited the typical Sennheiser sound, which is rich and slightly dark, but not particularly punchy.
We found the sound to be slightly gritty and quite slow in parts (thanks to the reverberation from the closed design) with lovely highs and a smooth mid range. There was a very impressive level of separation in the middle and upper registers, with male vocals in particular standing out, and the level of detail rivaled most other headphones we've listened to.
The soundstage was fairly impressive for a closed model, resembling a grand hall rather than the intimate presentation of some models. We didn't find the sound as punchy and energetic as some competing products, but the clarity and detail in the upper ranges was excellent. These would be best suited to classical, jazz, soft rock or singer-songwriter material.
Stylistically, the PMX 200 look pretty good. Finished in a glossy, pale blue with a black, circular section you won't be embarrassed to be seen wearing them. The construction felt sturdy and the rotatable hinges on the headphone cups mean they can be flipped to lie flat for easy storage.
It is also important to note the closed design provides great isolation from external noise, so they're well-suited to on the move listening. While they don't fully block sound out like noise cancelling models do, they do a good job of keeping basic ambient sound to a minimum. This also works the other way, keeping your music just for you, which makes them excellent office or library headphones.
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Regarding the criminalisation of corruption [hyperlink to theme I of the report], GRECO welcomes the 2008 amendments to the Criminal Code, but finds that in order to fully comply with the standards of the Council of Europe's Criminal Law Convention on Corruption the legal provisions need to be further amended to ensure – among other things – that the mere request for a bribe can be prosecuted, that all persons who work in the private sector are covered and that Armenia can prosecute all corruption offences committed by its citizens abroad. The main challenge lies with the effective application of legislation. In this context, Armenia is strongly urged to take further measures to increase understanding amongst practitioners of the legal provisions and of the level of proof required in bribery cases.
Concerning transparency of party funding [hyperlink to theme II of the report], GRECO acknowledges that a reform process aimed at improving accountability and transparency of political finances is currently underway. Armenia is encouraged to address in this context the various deficiencies identified in the Law on Political Parties and Election Code, such as the fact that caps on private donations and expenses only apply during election campaigns, the lack of regulation of donations in kind and the lack of transparency of the funding of election campaigns at local level. In addition, it must be ensured that all violations of the rules can be punished and that the sanctions foreseen for these violations are proportionate. Above all, it is of pivotal importance to strengthen supervision over the funding of political parties and election campaigns: it should be ensured that an independent monitoring mechanism is in place and that it has the authority and financial and human resources to investigate infringements of the rules on political financing.
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Fully Committed, a one-man Dordt College Theatre performance, will be presented at the college's New World Theatre April 3-5, opening each night at 7:30 p.m.
Jonathon Shaffstall, West Milford, N.J, is featured in this senior show. He is a theatre arts major with emphases in acting and directing.
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AA April 4th Options Begin Trading
The put contract at the $12.50 strike price has a current bid of 17 cents. If an investor was to sell-to-open that put contract, they are committing to purchase the stock at $12.50, but will also collect the premium, putting the cost basis of the shares at $12.33 (before broker commissions). To an investor already interested in purchasing shares of AA, that could represent an attractive alternative to paying $12.64/share today.
Because the $12.50 strike represents an approximate 1% discount to the current trading price of the stock (in other words it is out-of-the-money by that percentage), there is also the possibility that the put contract would expire worthless. The current analytical data (including greeks and implied greeks) suggest the current odds of that happening are 60%. Stock Options Channel will track those odds over time to see how they change, publishing a chart of those numbers on our website under the contract detail page for this contract. Should the contract expire worthless, the premium would represent a 1.36% return on the cash commitment, or 62.05% annualized — at Stock Options Channel we call this the YieldBoost.
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Below is a chart showing the trailing twelve month trading history for Alcoa, Inc., and highlighting in green where the $12.50 strike is located relative to that history:


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They've been pushed out of Times Square and were nearly swept away from Herald Square. Now a City Councilwoman wants to ban cars from Central and Prospect Parks.
City Councilwoman Gale Brewer (D-Manhattan) will introduce a bill today that would restrict vehicles from traveling along the main, 6-mile loop in Central Park and inside Brooklyn's Prospect Park.
"There is always a challenge of safety in the park, even in the off hours," Brewer said. "It's like Grand Central station in terms of joggers, bikers, skateboarders, online skaters and cars."
Brewer said she favors cyclists over cars because biking is safer and better for the environment.
In 2006, a similar bill never got out of the Transportation Committee.
Central Park cyclists would likely welcome this news, if they weren't so busy being ticketed by police for speeding, even though often, they are within the limit.
Prospect Park is already embroiled in controversy over the bike lane on Prospect Park West, which so angered a group of politically well-connected New Yorkers, that they filed a lawsuit to get rid of it.
As for bike lanes in general, a recent poll suggests most New Yorkers are gung ho about them, as is Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson.
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|Penn Radiation Oncology at Kennedy Earns ACR Re-accreditation
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Penn Radiation Oncology at the Kennedy Cancer Center in Washington Township, NJ, was recently awarded a three-year term of re-accreditation as the result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology (ACR). The Kennedy Health System is currently the only healthcare system in Camden, Burlington and Gloucester counties that is a member of the Penn Cancer Network.
The ACR, headquartered in Reston, Va., awards accreditation to facilities for the achievement of high practice standards after a peer-review evaluation of its practice. Evaluations are conducted by board-certified physicians and medical physicists who are experts in the field. They assess image quality, personnel qualifications, adequacy of facility equipment, quality control procedures and quality assurance program. The surveyors report their finding to the ACR's Committee on Accreditation, which subsequently provides the practice with a comprehensive report.
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A joint venture is about to nearly double the capacity of a massive processing plant and pipeline complex in eastern Ohio -- just about a year after what's called a fractionator first opened there. For Ohio Public Radio, WKSU's M.L. Schultze has more on the $200 million deal announced today.
The 300-foot towers that loom over the hills of Harrison County distill the gas coming out of the Utica shale, peeling off natural gas for the local market, and propane, butane and other liquid gases for the national market. There are six towers now. The announcement says there will be three more.
Scott Hallam's job is to watch over those towers and the rest of the complex for Access Midstream. He says production will go from 650 million to 1.1 billion cubic feet a day. The venture also is adding 50 miles of gathering lines. Despite cuts in production estimates by Antero Energy, and the cancellation of construction of a pipeline by another company, Hallam says this investment is justified.
"We feel like this is confirmation of the production that's currently occurring and the opportunity that exists particularly in the northern portion of the Utica shale development," Hallam said. "This expansion represents that the Utica is a real opportunity, a world-class asset."
He says the growth will come from existing customers, including Chesapeake Energy, and a new customer, American Energy Partners. That's run by Aubrey McClendon, who was running Chesapeake when it first invested heavily in Ohio.
The joint venture is owned by Access Midstream, M3 Midstream LLC and EV Energy Partners LP.


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Extreme Sandbox in Hastings lets adults play with really big toys
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Edwina H. Trichler, 93, of Yates Center, Kan., passed away March 1, 2013, at the Coffey County Hospital after a brief illness. Edwina was born Edwina H. Bomhoff on Feb. 24, 1920, in Kansas City, Mo., the daughter of Mabel Florence Bertch Bomhoff and Harrison Russell Bomhoff. She was supposed to be a boy so she was named after grandfather, George Edwin Bertch. Edwina was the hird of Harry and Mabel's eight children. The family moved to Wichita, Kan., when Edwina was two months old. She graduated from East High School in Wichita. She was baptized as a baby and was always interested in the missionary society, beginning with the Otterbein Guild at age 13. She was devoted to the church until her death, and still attended services when she could. She was an avid reader, and during her younger years did artwork with watercolor as her primary medium. She also was famous for her artistically decorated birthday cakes. Later in life she was active with the local Senior Center and participated with the Belles and Beaus performance group.
Edwina graduated from York College at York, Neb., in 1942. At York, she met Harvey Winter Klick, and they were married June 12, 1943. They lived in Wichita for a year; then Harvey entered military service with the Army Air Force. After he was discharged they moved to the Klick family farm north of Toronto, Kan., where Edwina's daughter Beth Hamman and Beth's husband Michael have operated a hunting preserve since 1978. Edwina and Harvey lived on the farm until 1972, when they moved to Yates Center. Harvey managed the Woodson County Co-op until his death in 1976.
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Her family, friends, church and the community at large will miss her. Serivces for Edwina are planned for Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at 10:30 a.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Yates Center, Kan.; burial will follow in Yates Center Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Campbell Funeral Home on Tuesday, March 5, 2013, from 6-8 p.m. Memorials are suggested to the Restless Leg Syndrome Foundation or the First United Methodist Church in Yates Center, Kan.


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August 13, 2007-- Home Textiles Today,
Anybody else around here wondering if everything old may be new again?
My association with this industry began seven years ago, give or take a few months. American mills were king, although we didn't realize at the time that several would shortly find themselves in bankruptcy. And while retail consolidation was already underway, Bradlees, Ames, Caldor, Montgomery Ward, Strouds, HomePlace and others that have since departed were all still doing business.
Already, suppliers were talking about the old days. Early in my tenure, a veteran recalled wistfully, "I used to have 250 accounts. Now I have 12." He wasn't the only one to say so. That sentiment evolved in rather short order to: "There are only five or six accounts that matter."
What's the health of today's major accounts? Bed Bath & Beyond and Macy's are both rumored to be takeover targets. Linens 'n Things, which has already been taken over, is 18 months into a nine-year (!) turnaround plan. Sears and Kmart have been converted into cash cows for an investment master.
Which leads me to wonder whether some of the big accounts are standing today where the big mills stood at the dawn of this decade. Are some of the big accounts destined to follow now-defunct regional retailers into the pages of history? And if so, does this once again become an industry that chases 250 accounts — or more?
Companies that still think that six or seven customers are the cornerstones of the universe might ask themselves how many bad headlines in the business pages does it take to make your marginally profitable business not worth doing? How many markdown dollars are too many?
I heard a lot of anecdotes last week from suppliers, about walking away from some substantial pieces of business. I also heard a fair amount of talk about taking on reps to hunt down smaller accounts and off-the-beaten path accounts.
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RUSH: Speaking of Obama, he went to the FBI today. This was a replay of his trip to the CIA. They grabbed the secretarial pool again, just like they did at the CIA, put 'em in the lobby out there, and had this giant, big, "Oh, yeah, we love you, President Obama," and here is a portion of his remarks.
OBAMA: Living our values means that we must hold ourselves to higher standards than our enemies. We face a long struggle against a determined adversary. We know that Al-Qaeda is not constrained by a Constitution or by allegiance to anything other than a hateful ideology and a determination to kill as many innocents as possible. But what makes the United States of America so special is precisely the fact that we are willing to uphold our values and our ideals, not just when it's easy, but when it's hard.
RUSH: So what he's basically again saying is, look, I kind of envy Al-Qaeda. They're not constrained by a Constitution like I am. But don't worry, I'm working on getting rid of that Constitution, or changing it so that it's not such a burden on me. I mean guys like Obama look at the Constitution as a burden, he looks at Al-Qaeda sort of wistfully, gee, these guys aren't constrained by a Constitution. But I continue to be profoundly offended with this notion that we sacrifice our values when we engage in acts to protect the country. You know, when you get right down to it, this whole notion we're torturing here and torturing there, we are, the United States of America, throughout our history has been decent country. We are a decent people. And this notion, well, we can't become our enemies in the process of fighting. We've done that many times. Depending on the severity and the risk that we face, we are a decent people and we do not compromise our decency when taking steps to defend and protect our country and the Constitution. The idea that we do profoundly offends me, bothers me greatly.
So we gotta tie two hands behind our back any time we face ruthless, as he describes them, ideologues who are hateful and killers. We've got two hands behind the back. One is not enough. And if we don't put two hands behind our back, we're somehow betraying our values. What values? I would like for him to enumerate them. I want to know what values he's talking about that we hold onto while we defend and protect the country. I mean it's easy to run out there and spew this notion, "We gotta hold onto our values." What values? Which ones are you talking about, because, frankly, his values are not the same as mine when it comes to this country.


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A Syrian rebel commander has been caught on video cutting out the heart of a soldier and biting into it, Human Rights Watch said late Monday.
Amateur video posted online shows a man cutting into the dead soldier's torso and removing his liver and heart.
The New York-based rights group identified the man as Abu Sakkar, a founder of the rebel Omar al-Farouq Brigade.
In the video, which prompted outrage on all sides of the country's deadly civil war, the man says: "I swear to God we will eat your hearts and your livers, you soldiers of Bashar the dog,"according to HRW.
A look back at the conflict that has overtaken the country.
Sakkar also uses sectarian language to insult Alawites, HRW said. More than 80,000 are thought to have been killed in the increasingly sectarian conflict, in which majority Sunni Muslims have sought to overthrow Assad, whose family is chiefly supported by Alawites, who are an offshoot of Shiite Islam.
Access to country is difficult because of government restrictions and security concerns, making it hard for observers and news organizations to independently verify the source and authenticity of Internet videos.
HRW said it compared frames in the clip to similar videos of the same man and spoke to sources in Homs, including other rebels, who identified Sakkar.
"It is not known whether the Independent Omar al-Farouq Brigade operates within the command structure of the Free Syrian Army," HRW said Monday. "But the opposition Syrian National Coalition and the Free Syrian Army leadership should take all possible steps to hold those responsible for war crimes accountable and prevent such abuses by anyone under their command."
It repeated its call for the United Nations Security Council to refer Syria's conflict to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to ensure accountability for all war crimes and crimes against humanity.
"Even by the standards of Syria's ever-worsening stream of atrocity and massacre videos, the latest footage from the country cannot fail to shock for its sheer savagery," HRW emergencies director Peter Bouckaert wrote on the Foreign Policy news site.
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People resisting the army of President Bashar al-Assad in northern Syria cope with loss and prepare for fighting.
"Abu Sakkar is just one man, and there are many other armed fighters in Syria who reject such sectarian actions and would be horrified by the mutilation and desecration of a corpse -- let alone an act of cannibalism. But he is a commander in a decisive battle in Syria -- hardly a marginal figure."
Fahad Almasri, a spokesman for the Free Syrian Army condemned the actions portrayed in the video.
"First, who did this behavior has not the FSA, does not represent us and does not represent the Syrian Revolution. We in the joint command of FSA categorically reject any actions or behaviors do not respect the values and ethics of Syrian Revolution and FSA, and we condemn in the strongest words of condemnation of such acts of individual that does not accept them never," Almasri said.
The United States and Russia this week proposed an international conference aimed at ending the war. A Syria government minister on Tuesday said it wanted more details before deciding whether it would agree to attend, Reuters reported.
Syrian Information Minister Omran Zoabi was quoted by state news agency SANA as saying that Syria welcomed the proposal but stressed it "will not be a party at all to any ... meeting which harms, directly or indirectly, national sovereignty."


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Pro-Palestinian British journalists? I can not believe it.
People fishing?
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Shocker. British white people don't have a lot of black friends.
90% of whites have few or no black friends
I guess the 6 or so black people in Britain (yes, I'm exaggerating, don't email me the stats, please) aren't able to befriend the millions of white people.
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You haven't lived until…(a continuing series about life in Georgia)
….you're a Jew in a car at 8:30am in Eastpoint, Georgia and a Catholic gets into an argument with two Baptists over whether or not Catholics are going to hell. Apparently, Catholics are hardly considered Christian by the rest of the Christ-loving contingency. Who knew?
(For the record, there is no debate over whether or not Jews are going to hell. We're toast.)
Party Invite
Dawn Summers has invited the world to her birthday party (even though her birthday was like 3 weeks ago). I guess that means you.
July 17, 2004
Smearing Cain
I know politics is ugly so I'm not surprised that Herman Cain's two opponents are pulling out all the stops in the weekend before the primary. Johnny Isakson's strategy is to mislead with ridiculous accusations. Mac Collins, who Robert Novak wrote 'continues to run a race more fit for county sheriff than for U.S. Senate', is hoping to point out to all Georgians that Herman is black (Black! Can you believe it!) and hope that sways them. For a great takedown of the attacks of both Isakson and Collins, check out today's political insider in the Atlanta Journal Constitution's Political Diary. The AJC is no fan of Herman, in fact they've endorsed Isakson, so you can count on them being realistic about the smear campaign.
People don't attack those that they don't fear. The example I always use is that during the Republican mayoral primary of 2000 in NYC, Mike Bloomberg did not attack Herman Badillo. The billionaire was not threatened by Badillo's small campaign chest and limited support.
Go Cain.
You to boss: I quit
July 16, 2004
Another quick blogroll update
Rachel May- a cutie, smart 19-year old I'm working with on the campaign. She may or may not be trying to convert me to Southern Baptism. Go over and say hello.
Anyone else notice that Yahoo email is now called Y Mail? That sounds familiar.
On a totally different (but equally random) note: My ex-boyfriend, who was from Ohio, was always fascinated that I said 'on line' instead of 'in line'. After reading a language book by Bill Bryson, I learned it was just New Yorkers who said 'on line'. Well, I have a new one. Does the rest of the country say 'on accident' instead of 'by accident' or is it just Georgia?
More on Jadakiss PR Move
Yay, I'm finally famous! All I had to do was imply Bush knocked down the towers:
"It caught the ear of white America," he said proudly during a phone interview with The Associated Press. "It's a good thing. No matter what you do, somebody's not going to like it, but for the most part, most people love the song."
More Cain
In other news, I've added Southern Appeal and the new Red State blog to my blogroll.
It's a tough call.
Daily Lunch asks if Kerry's black power clenched fist salute photo is 'more deeply insulting to black people or white people.'
5 Months For Martha
Martha on her way to the penitentiary. But it's Federal, so I don't think it will be too bad. I wonder to which prison she will be assigned. I'm familiar with this one (I only visited, don't get excited), it's pretty good and only 6 hours away from NYC.
Blogroll Update
I always love find rightwing NYC bloggers. The Contrarian Blog is the newest of these on my blogroll.
July 15, 2004
Why am I never in NYC when the cool stuff happens?
Acting President of the Rockaway Republicans, Thomas Lynch, announced today that a special party for President George W. Bush which will be hosted by his organization at the Belle Harbor Yacht Club, 127-07 Beach Channel Drive in Rockaway, Queens, on the evening of Thursday, July 15th, will feature Sopranos star Tony Sirico as a special guest speaker. Sirico, who plays "Paulie Walnuts" on the hit HBO television series, will discuss his strong support for President Bush and correct previously misleading media coverage that, some feel, has mischaracterized his views.
Other cool events can be found on my other site.
Go Cain Go!
I love, love, love Southern Appeal. They've made my afternoon.


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- Yield
- 4 servings
- Active Time
- 30
- Total Time
- 30
- 2 8-ounce skinless, boneless chicken
- breast halves
- 1/2 of a 5.2-ounce package semi-soft cheese with garlic and fines herbs
- 4 thin slices pancetta or prosciutto
- 1 Tablespoon olive oil
- 1/2 cup pitted whole dates, chopped
- 1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1/3 cup water
- Salt (optional)
- Ground black pepper (optional)
- 1. Cut chicken breast halves in half horizontally. Top each chicken piece with one-fourth of the cheese. Wrap pancetta around cheese; tuck ends under chicken. 2. In a large oven-going skillet heat oil over medium-high heat. Place chicken in skillet, cheese sides up. Cook over medium heat for 4 to 5 minutes or until bottoms of chicken breasts are golden brown. Place chicken in skillet under broiler, 4 to 5 inches from heat. Broil for 4 to 5 minutes more or until tops are golden brown and no pink remains. Transfer to platter; cover to keep warm. 3. Add dates, balsamic vinegar, and the water to skillet. Cook, uncovered, over medium heat for 5 to 7 minutes or until sauce is thickened and dates are soft, scraping up any browned bits from bottom of skillet. 4. Spoon sauce over chicken. If desired, sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Makes 4 servings. Per serving: 343 cal., 16gfat (jgsat.faf), 76 mgchol, 282 mg sodium, 3 g carb., 2g fiber, 27gpro.
Nutritional Info
- Calories555
- Carbohydrates39 g(13%)
- Fat32 g(50%)
- Protein28 g(56%)
- Saturated Fat9 g(46%)
- Sodium286 mg(12%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat6 g
- Fiber3 g(11%)
- Monounsaturated Fat15 g
- Cholesterol104 mg(35%)


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Board seeks input for budget cuts
When the Wachusett Regional School Committee comes out with its revised budget, the board of selectmen wants the town to have its own budget ready to go.
Until the school committee sets its budget, the town's own budget is up in the air.
In order to be prepared for all contingencies, selectmen said they want to sit down with all town managers to examine the effects of a 6.6 percent budget cuts to each department. That's the reduction that Finance Committee has recommended to use as a working number until the budget is finalized.
The board has to be prepared to make tough, unpopular decisions that may include big cuts to the Richards Memorial Library, Council on Aging and recreation department, selectman John Malone said.
"I don't think the town can nickel and dime its way out of it," Malone said.
The library has the largest budget of the three, at $162,149. The Council on Aging has a proposed budget of $57,086 and the recreation department's is $37,145.
Selectman Frederick Goodrich said quality of life issues have to be considered in the discussion. He pointed out that Council on Aging and Recreation departments are able to raise money on their own through user fees.
"We have got to find out from managers what we can sacrifice without decimating public safety," Peter Bogren, chairman of selectmen, said.
Before the override, selectmen were open with the information that if the override on the annual town election ballot didn't pass, the library may have to be cut. The override failed by 2-1, Malone said.
"That tells me they understand. In the choice between the library and more taxes, they chose no library," he said.
The school committee is being forced to take another look at its budget requests for fiscal year 2013 because Paxton and Rutland have both turned down overrides they needed to fund their shares. Four of the five towns in the Wachusett region must approve the budget before it can take effect, and only Holden, Princeton and Sterling have approved their share.
The School Committee won't have any revised budget to present until July 23, at the earliest.
The town can't set another town meeting date until they have a school budget number to act on, Bogren said.
Also at their meeting, selectmen appointed Marissa Ayvazian to the Sale of Town Owned Property Committee. Ayvazian will represent the Conservation Committee on the board.


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Ropes Plus Mod – Ever wanted to climb to the top of something, but building ladders is too tedious and tiresome? Then you should check this mod out!
Overview of this Mod
The Ropes Plus Mod is a mod for Minecraft throw rope that you can climb up on. This mod is particularly useful for when you don't have enough wood to craft the amount of letters needed, or if you want to reenact scenes of your favorite character and those action movies.This mod includes 303′s elemental arrows mod, SDK's grappling hook idea, and DJRoslin's rope mod, and makes them all work together.
as stated before, this mod is pretty useful. For example, let's say you're being chased by a bunch of creepers at night. You don't have a sword to defend yourself, and if you were to stay and fight, you would be blown to bits. However, you brought your grappling hook with you, and there's a pretty high ledge you're right. What you could do is throw the grappling hook at the ledge, and try to distract the creepers while you're waiting for rope to come down. after that, just run full speed towards the rope and climb it. After you're done climbing it, just destroy a grappling hook to get it back and just scurry along home like nothing happened!
If you want to know the crafting recipes of the mind, just visit the official forms post (link below). Now for some screenshots of the mod.
Screenshots of this Mod
Here are some screenshots showcasing the mod:
Videos of this Mod
Here is a video showing what the mod does.
How to Install this Mod
- Introduction
- The Steps (1.6 and up)
- The Steps (Windows)(Old-Fashioned Way)
- The Steps (Mac)(Old-Fashioned Way)
- The Steps for Forge and Modloader Mods (Old)
- Be sure to get WinRAR or 7-zip. It's a necessity for installing mods.
- Be sure to backup your "minecraft.jar" before doing anything! We don't want you to have to force update now, do we?
- Be sure to delete META-INF inside "minecraft.jar".
- Be sure to install the mods listed in the yellow box below first. They are usually mods required for the mod you want to install to work.
- The Forge and Modloader installation instructions only apply if the yellow box below states that the mod requires either Modloader of Forge. If the yellow box does not, use the "Old-Fashioned" instructions.
- The Forge and Modloader instructions only apply to the mod itself. Any mod in the yellow box below must be installed using the "old-fashioned" instructions.
In the case that you need more help, post a comment below. We will be glad to help you out!
If you need any additional support, just comment below, or on the post mentioned above! We will be glad to help out!
- Close Minecraft. This is to ensure that the files will overwrite properly.
- Open up Windows Explorer.
- In the navigation bar, type "%AppData%".
- Navigate to "Roaming". (Skip this step if you can't see a roaming folder.)
- Open up a folder called ".minecraft".
- Open up a folder called "bin".
- Right click the file called "minecraft" or "minecraft.jar".
- Select open with.
- Open with WinRAR.
- Open up the mod. (be sure to extract the mod first.)
- If there are no specific instructions included with the mod, it is safe to assume that you drag all the files in.
- Be sure to delete META-INF. I can't stress this enough.
That's it! Have fun!
Hopefully that helped you out! If not, you could post it in the comments, and we will help you!
- Install Minecraft Forge, Modloader, or any mod dependency listed in the yellow box below using the "Old-Fashioned" installation instructions to the left.
- Start Minecraft up. Close Minecraft afterwards.
- Navigate to the ".minecraft" folder. Once you open it, you will notice that there is a "mods" folder. If there isn't a mods folder to be seen, create one.
- Place the mod inside the "mods" folder.
- Open Minecraft up and have fun!
For the most part, that's it when it comes to Modloader and Forge mods. Also, please note that you no longer have to do steps 1 and 2 once you already installed it the first time (you may need to reinstall them however, if you updated your client). Also, just a heads up, if you don't see the mod loaded into the game, you might have to extract the mod into a folder. Most mods work in their zipped form, but some require you to extract them first. Have fun!
Important: This mod requires you to install the following mods:
Click on the links to get them.
Download this Mod
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Lord Of War, Chapter 1 Creep's Revenge. Lord of war, tower defense game, also referred to as tower defence or td games have been a popular genre for some time now. Play them online for free, no download required!
Lord Of War, tower defense / td game
'Lord Of War' is a tower defense (td) game that will keep serious online players challenged for hours. The objective of the game is to place towers in strategic positions to stop the 10 different creeps / enemies from completing their path. Players are required to manage and upgrade their towers to get to higher levels. There are 6 different towers to upgrade between. Tower defense games are easy to play, firstly you click on one of the towers seen on the right side of the game, then click on the map to position the tower. Once you have the towers in place, click on 'Next Wave' along the top GUI to start the stream of creeps.
Tower defense / defence games are rapidly gaining popularity. Now you can offer this free online game to your own website visitors. HTML code is displayed further down this page. All we ask is that you please keep the code in its entirety, including the link back. Enjoy!
All online games used with permission >> Did you know we have more than 100 online games at Hypergurl
Add 'Lord Of War' tower defense game to your website
Simply copy the HTML code below, then paste it into your webpage to add this free game to your website.
Game design plan
Shown below is an example of how to make a design plan if you wanted to create a tower defense game similar to 'Lord Of War'.
Please Note: This game design plan is merely a reverse-engineer of my experiences as a player.


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Wear and abuse as signs of quality (idea)
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|Women who are bred to be ornaments
|The Book of Markov
|anger is honest but not truthful
|The cute kitten represents violence and carnage
|Inner Harbor, Baltimore
|messenger bag
|Thomas Pynchon
|The Two Dollar Rare Book Store
|BMW Films
|Metal objects falling off my mother-in-law
|The newly discovered erotic works of H. P. Lovecraft
|The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
|wear and tear
|Oprah's Book Club
|The streets are old and dirty and old and I like them
|No government can ever give you freedom
|Gravity's Rainbow
|September 6, 2008
|Poppy Tea
|Home Recording on a Budget: Masters of the Universe
|Achieve riding happiness with $75 and 30 year old motorcycle. Malarkey? Or effective way?
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TWITTER REPORT: Comic-Con Preview Night, Odin's 'Thor' Throne And 'The Walking Dead'
If you weren't able to grab a flight out to Comic-Con International in San Diego this year, Twitter makes for a fine alternative. The show opened up for its annual Preview Night Wednesday, and nearly everyone present from the Twitter Report feed had an opinion, a picture or both. Marvel's recently anointed senior VP of creator and content development C.B. Cebulski posed for a shot in Odin's throne, which is on display there along with Thor's hammer. Eric Powell, meanwhile, wandered over to the "Walking Dead" exhibition, and David Petersen was working on a Severus Snape commission.
Various lost things were found as well, such as a "Tron" press manual and $40 in the middle of the street, judging from Cameron Stewart and R. Stevens' respective tweets. Mark Waid unfortunately was busy working, but he would appreciate it if you had a chance to pick up one of the con's Starro exclusives for him. All of these adventures and more await you below.
I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is the Twitter Report for July 22, 2010.
@BRIANMBENDIS San Diego! And the first thing I see are Showtime's condescending bus ads. Biff bam pow? Really? Go f--- yourselves.
-Brian Michael Bendis, Writer ("New Avengers," "Ultimate Spider-Man")
@CBCebulski The first perk of my new position? A new chair: http://twitpic.com/27ffou It's good to be the King! :)
-C.B. Cebulski, Sr. VP, Creator and Content Development (Marvel)
@Lea_Hernandez Holy crap. #SDCC preview night has morphed from a nice low attendance relaxing evening to CON OF THE DAMNED.
-Lea Hernandez, Writer/Artist ("Rumble Girls," "Killer Princesses")
@goonguy Can't wait for this show! http://tweetphoto.com/34099999
-Eric Powell, Writer/Artist ("The Goon," "Action Comics")
@mouseguard Working on a Snape commission http://twitpic.com/27icn0
-David Petersen, Writer/Artist ("Mouse Guard")
@MarkWaid Okay, Surely there is SOMEONE at #SDCC who can bring me a Starro in exchange for swag and gratitude. Yes?
-Mark Waid, Writer ("Kingdom Come," "Incorruptible")
@jpalmiotti Saw mark waid working hard at the boom booth. Someone bring him a starro please
-Jimmy Palmiotti, Writer ("Jonah Hex," "Painkiller Jane")
@cameronMstewart Found a lost Disney press manual for the new Tron movie. Somebody probably needs this. http://yfrog.com/5874fsjj
-Cameron Stewart, Writer/Artist ("Batman and Robin," "Sin Titulo")
@rstevens Found $40 in the street and turned it into my first-ever room service at a hotel. Being served creeps me out but I don't mind being lucky.
-R. Stevens, Writer/Artist ("Diesel Sweeties")
@JhonenV @rstevens That's awesome! Me? I lost $40 in the street. Now I am just $40 shy of that major operation I need to live.
-Jhonen Vasquez, Writer/Artist ("Johnny the Homicidal Maniac," "Invader Zim")
Parting Wisdom for the Day:
@Todd_McFarlane ART LESSON:For beginning artists out there. When drawing a person/hero draw the body 1st then the head last. This'll keep head in proportion
-Todd McFarlane, Writer/Artist ("Spawn," "The Amazing Spider-Man")
Be sure to follow @MTVSplashPage on Twitter for up-to-the-minute breaking news in the world of comics and movies.


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St. Lawrence County Man Allegedly Steals Several Tons Of Metal
A Madrid man was charged with grand larceny after he allegedly stole several tons of metal from a St. Lawrence County business.
Sheriff's deputies say 37 year old Alex Amyot stole several tons of railroad plates, conversion bars and other assorted railroad metals from a Norwood-area business sometime last August.
Deputies say Amyot fled to Florida, where he was caught and extradited to New York.
He was charged with third degree grand larceny and was arraigned in Norfolk town court, where bail was set at $15,000.
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Providence UMC senior high youth return from N.C. mission
The Providence UMC Senior High Mission Team recently returned from Asheville, N.C. where they worked in mission through ReCreation Experiences. For the past eight years, the Providence students have worked on a home for someone in need in Asheville and surrounding areas. This year they roofed, painted and sealed the basement of Mr. Sammy Parker's home. A highlight for the week was a visit with their client from last year, Miss Emma, who was overjoyed to see the team when they arrived at her home.
Team members included Ansley Armagost, Andrew Bankston, Jenner Brumbeloe, Jeff Carson, Kendal Crowther, Mitch Crowther, Rebecca Gullickson, Aidan Hill, Conor Hill, Savannah Holcomb, Madison Hunt, LeAnna Kagels, Joey Mahlbacher, Chris McCord, Daniel McCullough, Jake Mizell, Jason Mizell, Karen Mizell, Karson Mizell, Shelby Myers, Parker Nail, Cliff Nickerson, Mike Pompeo, Hannah Post, Ryan Post, Anna Primrose, Brent Ritter, Kelley Ritter, Emily Rubenstein, Ben Sexton, Julie Trube, Ric Wise, and Will Wise.