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There's a theory I have about Windows releases: Every lame-duck version is followed by a fantastic release that expands on the ideas of the previous. For example, you have Windows Millennium Edition *gag* followed up by the wildly popular Windows XP. The pathetic release Windows Vista *gag* was followed up by the exquisite Windows 7.
So what's going to happen to Windows 8?
With Windows 8, many have opted to stick to their previous install, similar to how people treated the XP to Vista transition. Wether by unwillingness to change, or due to the typical new OS bugs, people have been somewhat hesitant to jump on board the Windows 8 train, and it would appear that Microsoft has already been in the works on resolving these issues as soon as possible. Enter Windows Blue stage left.
Much like "Longhorn," or "Vienna," Microsoft is known for making code names for their newer versions, but unlike Longhorn, which later became Vista, or Vienna, which later became 7, Windows Blue is not a codename for a particular release, but rather, it's the name of an update for Windows 8, similar to a service pack.
But what distinctions are there between a typical service pack and Blue?
"We know it will be significant, but we don't know why," said Mark Hopkins on this morning's NewsDesk With Kristin Feledy, "the version number had increased from…6.2 before and now it's 6.3, and that is significant because they don't really update the kernel number except for when there's major kernel bumps."
Given that this version of Windows is the first to be on such an accelerated cycle, it's tough to say what Microsoft intends on doing from here on out regarding updates and service packs. There's even some speculation that these sorts of "updates" may be the future of Microsoft, suggesting that there may not ever be a Windows 9.
Hopkins however dismissed this speculation saying, "This is the new era where it's that UI designed interface and I think that even windows 9 and 10…are all going to have this sort of paradigm."
So perhaps this change in update timetables is a sign of Microsoft becoming a more modular, quickly changing company, to allow them to accommodate their OS for devices that simply may not exist yet. Either way, this is exciting news that we will be keeping a very close eye on.
See the entire segment with Kristin Feledy and Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins on the Morning NewsDesk Show.

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|2010-08-03, 16:31
|Link #1141
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
Actually, concerning the infinity series, I have recently been playing Never7 on my PSP. I have been enjoying it so much that I was thinking of starting a fan-translation for it soon, putting it up on the TL Wiki. I don't have the PC version yet though, so it might have to wait for a bit, but I'd be very happy to start a project like that. What do you guys think?
|2010-08-03, 17:55
|Link #1142
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Where I am, what more do you need to know?
I would LOVE to see Never 7 get translated.
In fact, is there any chance we could see a Remember 11 psp translation since the PC version is finished? I mean, wouldn't it just be a matter of importing the translated text over to a PSP patch? I'd love it if that could be done for Ever 17 too. hehe
So is 12 Riven the lowest rated of the Infinity series?
|2010-08-03, 18:21
|Link #1143
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
I actually have the PSP version of Remember11, but I won't play it until I finish the PC English version. From what I've heard though, the PSP version is longer than the original game and has additional content (from the sources I've heard, Remember11 had a number of plotholes at the end that were unresolved because KID ran out of time and money when making the original game, so the PSP version fixes those plotholes.). The Ever17 PSP version has a different type of menu and a new TIPS system (like the ones in Remember11, the Never7 PSP game has TIPS as well.), but it seems not that much is different from the original game.
Yes, I think so. Mostly because from what I've heard, the story just doesn't feel the same as the other games, it's somewhat boring at times, and the writing style is different. If anything, I'd love to see a fan translation of I/O, but at this rate, I feel Never7 is more important right now.
|2010-08-03, 19:22
|Link #1144
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Where I am, what more do you need to know?
I'll be very happy if Never 7 is translated. I'd love to see how this whole series started.
|2010-08-03, 20:14
|Link #1145
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
Never7 is slightly more of a traditional VN than Ever17 is in that it focuses a bit more on the romantic aspect and each character's backstory is mostly revealed in their own routes (unlike Ever17, which hid a lot of aspects until the final route.). However, has a very unique gameplay system where there are two parts to each route. You play Part 1 through April 1st through the 6th with one girl's route, then on that day, you automatically return to the 1st, where you play Part 2.
Never7 actually has a few connections to Ever17. Here are the ones I've seen so far:
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|2010-08-04, 16:45
|Link #1147
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
P.S.: I have a favor to ask you. If you're good with the tech parts, is there any way you could somehow add in the TIPS from the PSP version of Never7 if I manage to bring them up? They help with the insight of the game IMO, so it'd be really nice if you could do that.
|2010-08-04, 20:02
|Link #1148
Senior Member
Probably not. I'd have to really do heavy analysis and reprogramming to do that.
On the other hand, if N7 is really on the simple side, as engines go, I might be able to port it to NScripter, and add the TIPS to that ... Or most likely, include them in a text file with the game.
Are you sure exactly which version had TIPS added? They might be in the Infinity Plus release.
|2010-08-12, 08:03
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Oh, right. I forgot Nakazawa did Myself; Yourself. A shame the anime's end/canonical route was pretty blah. Then again, maybe it was just horribly, horribly rushed. Hinako is awesome though.
And KAORI sings the OP for that series too. Good stuff.
|2010-08-16, 06:17
|Link #1151
Senior Member
Well, I just started up a N7 project over on TLwiki: http://tlwiki.tsukuru.info/index.php?title=Never_7
|2010-08-16, 18:50
|Link #1155
Join Date: Apr 2006
It's nice to see this all this come together, after starting out with my posting of the drama CDs and manga, leading to GundamAce translating the former, and then following his trip to Japan, getting the other infinity games and leading to this translation.
Good luck to the both of you.
|2010-08-16, 19:08
|Link #1156
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
Come to think of it, yes, you really are to thank for all of this. If it wasn't for you posting the Drama CDs, I wouldn't have taken an interest in translation, which in turn might have stagnated my interest in the infinity series, and I probably wouldn't have been interested in translating these games. Thank you very much, Eab, and I promise all of you I'll do the best I can.
|2010-08-16, 20:22
|Link #1157
Join Date: Apr 2006
Thanks and you're welcome.
In turn, I guess I have TNA to thank for directing me to the drama CDs on Nicovideo in the first place. Or before that, I guess I have the previous people in this topic to thank for posting the first few drama CDs, which in turn led me to the other drama CDs.
On the other hand, the manga came from /rs/ a long while back, so I always had that, and since it's from /rs/, I have an Anon to thank, whoever that is.
In short, a lot can happen in a year. Just nice to see this series have a hope for completion in the English community. =D
|2010-08-16, 20:39
|Link #1158
Traveler of Infinity
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Japan
That's true. When I first joined the Infinity community nine months ago, I didn't even know about any other games or translation projects, and when I did find out, I thought we'd be stuck with Ever17. Yet today, I have a lot of faith that one day, we will have the entire Infinity series avaliable in English.
|2010-09-02, 02:43
|Link #1159
Bittersweet Distractor
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 25
I'm about to begin Coco's route, but I must say that I'm less than impressed with this visual novel so far.
Tsugumi's route ended in the worst possible way (Yeah sure give her hope then tear it all down, brilliant).
Sora's route was ugh. She's an AI for goodness sakes. I can't even take her seriously.
Sara's route felt extremely short and I really didn't like how her character design through the game looked (I was really bothered with her eyes, made her look retarded).
And You's route was also meh.
I don't know, the story just feels extremely loose. I haven't started coco's route, and I know it's supposedly the "best" one, but I shouldn't have to go through the pain of all these goddamn poorly made arcs for a few moments of glory.
I've already pretty much guessed that there are different dimensions or something, based upon the kid's perspective and weird life readings.
Once I finish coco's route I'll post the rest of my rant (Unless it is just so good that it somehow changes my opinion considerably.
Personally, a visual novel like this pales in comparison to other titles like Sharin no Kuni Himawari no Shoujo, Tsukihime, Fate Stay/Night, Clannad, G-Senjou, etc.
|2010-09-02, 03:36
|Link #1160
Pretentious moe scholar
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Age: 30
Speaking personally though, I consider what the writers did with the game's overall plot structure brilliant (I would say more here but it's hard to do that without spoilers), and for me there was simply no option other than to place the finished product into the absolute highest tier of my favourites list. The VN versions of Clannad and FSN would have to be a heck of a lot more impressive than the anime versions to make that tier (which I will admit I've heard is the case for FSN).
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Former New Zealand great John Parker and his elusive email "cc" listers have thoroughly impressed me in the way they've kept the issue of New Zealand Cricket's perceived incompetence alive.
I've unwittingly been using Parker's prophetic prose as a sleeping aid of late as I attempt to get to the bottom of a saga which has produced more column centimetres than Shrek and Humphrey the Sea Elephant combined.
Last week, it was revealed that Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum had advised his lawyers to pursue a retraction from Parker regarding comments made about his role in the Great Galle Captaincy Change of 2012, or GGCC (2012) as it's now known in New Zealand Sports Journalistic Circles (or NZSJC).
According to sources close to McCullum's cousin's dental hygienist's friend, Parker is travelling overseas oblivious to the fact that he's driving a large, spiky, grey wedge through the very fabric of our summer game.
Nobody denies that Parker loves cricket. His radio commentary was never completely dull. He helped his community build a magnificent cricket oval in the Waikato for a fraction of the normal cost.
And apart from occasionally bludgeoning young up-and-coming bowlers with his trademark pick-up shot off his legs - which One News love to use as their current file footage of him - the building of the ground is not for his benefit alone.
I'm told the oval has given the cricket-loving locals a place to congregate and socialise free from the evils of methamphetamine and pokie machines - and lord knows urban New Zealand needs relief from P and Pokies.
Unfortunately for Parker and his invisible Facebook friends, their timing was a little off.
Since last year's administrative mishaps, public opinion has shifted dramatically from disaffection to love, driven mainly by the team's dramatic performances against the top two teams in the world.
Couple this with NZC's constitutional review which was already planned before the GGCC (2012) and it's hard to find oxygen for an argument that, at its core, claims complete administrative incompetence from New Zealand Cricket.
Every organisation is entitled to make mistakes. It's how you learn from them which defines you in the long term. NZC CEO David White has apologised for the way the GGCC (2012) was handled.
Enough said. Move on.
Parker's assertion of foul play and cronyism inside the New Zealand ranks has to be backed up by some facts.
And McCullum and other senior players are right to feel annoyed about being named as agitators by an agitator who wasn't involved in the team at the time.
Some will argue that people like Parker are essential to the well-being of the game in this country... and they have a point. He has certainly kept cricket in the public spotlight.
In the end, though, will having more cricketers on a board prevent mismanagement? Does Parker apply the same logic to other sports boards? Does his own lack of first-class netball experience prevent him from doing God's work for the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic board?
Interestingly, McCullum's legal team hasn't gone after Parker's millions, instead taking the moral high ground by drawing a very deep groove along the line of middle stump.
Parker's response will be fascinating. His options are now limited to acknowledging he's overstepped the line, or alternatively ripping in a bouncer - an unlikely approach unless he has some kind of physical evidence incriminating McCullum in the GGCC (2012).
Dear God, it's been an interesting summer. An ODI series win in South Africa, a drawn test series at home with England and now some off-field legal drama.
Whoever came up with New Zealand Cricket's old tagline "Anything Can Happen" was ahead of their time.


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Pueblo County wants less talk, more action on stormwater issues
County has mixed feelings about talks with Colorado Springs, El Paso County
PUEBLO COUNTY, Colo. - A Pueblo County commissioner said county leaders are deciding whether stronger action is needed in the ongoing debate on problems caused by stormwater issues.
Commissioner Terry Hart said he and his two fellow commissioners, who are in their first terms, are growing more frustrated that Colorado Springs and El Paso County have made little progress in controlling excess stormwater that causes flooding, sedimentation and pollution in Fountain Creek.
The creek flows through both counties, and Pueblo County has been critical for years about the lack of solutions. Hart said the Waldo Canyon Fire has made runoff problems even worse.
Hart praises the Colorado Springs City Council, El Paso County Commissioners and Colorado Springs Utilities -- through formation of a task force -- for their efforts toward solutions. However, he expressed disappointment that Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach has proposed his own stormwater plan.
"We really need the mayor to be on the same page," said Hart. "We don't want to get involved in internal politics up there. We just want to address the stormwater problem as soon as possible."
Hart said he wants his northern neighbors to develop a funding source for stormwater projects, similar to the stormwater enterprise fee that voters repealed several years ago.
"We also want to be able to agree on those projects," he said. "(Pueblo County wants) to see the list and determine if we think they'll work for us."
Hart said a recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey found that a series of retention ponds near the county line could be an effective solution to excess stormwater.
"Our people prefer a dam of some kind," he said. "But there have been no cost estimates yet."
The utility built part of its Southern Delivery System through Pueblo County to transport water it owns in Pueblo reservoir. Hart said the county approved a permit for the utility to allow the work, but only under conditions that progress toward reducing stormwater problems would be made.
"They're still not controlling stormwater," he said.
Hart said the next step in the process is for Pueblo County staff to closely analyze the stormwater problems and possible solutions, and make their own suggestions for dealing with the issue. He said the county will then meet again with other involved parties, and have a better idea of what to do next.


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Neighbors angered by lack of information from police take charge
PUEBLO, Colo. - Neighbors on Pueblo's eastside are upset that three sex-related crimes have happened in the area and police didn't warn them that a sexual predator, or predators, is on the loose.
Every afternoon, members of the American Indian Movement are patrolling Pueblo's eastside, keeping an eye on children and letting neighbors know at least one predator has been lurking near Mitchell Park.
"Nobody was notified that these people were out there in the community so close to a park and a school and nobody wanted to tell anybody that these guys were out there," said Patrice Morris, who lives across from the park.
Last Friday, Morris' son was almost abducted from his backyard. She says a man pulled up in a white car and told her son to get in.
"[The man said] he has toys in his car that he could go to his house and play with all weekend long and he didn't have to tell me where he was going," Morris recalls. "My son knows better. For four years old that's pretty amazing."
Morris says officers arrived about an hour and a half after it happened. Police said had the child been abducted, they would have been there sooner.
"Officers were already at their calls so there wasn't any extra, available officers to send to those calls," Sgt. Eric Gonzales said.
Neighbors didn't find out what had happened until hours later. "If they're too busy, then we'll neighborhood watch it," said Sue Doyle, who lives across from the park.
Police told KRDO the department is going to change its policy informing the public about sexual predators.
Gonzales said, "I think we can put something out immediately from now on- whatever we can do. Anything we can get out is always better than nothing."
The police department said in the future officers will alert the public about sexual predators on its Facebook page and notify the media.
In the meantime, the American Indian Movement says it plans on watching over Pueblo's eastside, making sure children are safe.
"We're gonna be here all summer," said Matrina Arellano of the American Indian Movement.
The group is also collecting signatures for a citizens' review board of the police department.


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This job is total fail pong. I go to the boss and tell him the solution is Y. The boss orders me to do X. I then get an email from the boss's boss asking why the fuck I did X instead of Y, and then I get bitched out by the client. No matter which way you go, you're screwed.
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Here, former Guantanamo prisoner Ruhal Ahmed describes his experience of being tortured by earsplitting music in the hands of the US authorities.
Reprieve launched an new initiative called Pull the Plug – to expose and stop the use of torture music against prisoners of the 'war on terror.'
The very idea that music could be an instrument of torture confronts us with a novel and disturbing perspective on contemporary musicality in the US. What is it that we in the United States might know about ourselves by contemplating this? What does our government's use of music in the "war on terror" tell us (and our antagonists) about ourselves?
Zero dB – stop music torture
Reprieve's innovative 'silent protest' zero dB aims to stop music torture by encouraging widespread condemnation of its use within the US secret prison network. Ear splitting music played for days on end: this is modern torture. While leaving no marks on the body the devastation wrecked on the mind can last a lifetime, with many of its victims suffering mental breakdowns.
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Torture chamber music
David Gray has lambasted American interrogators for allegedly using his music to help extract information from internees in Iraq. Why might his music be chosen and what effect on prisoners is music meant to achieve?
This is not the first we've heard of familiar recordings being used in the "war on terror" – in 2003, Rick Hoffman, a veteran of US psy-ops – "psychological operations" – talked to the BBC about the use of tunes from Sesame Street and Barney The Dinosaur to break the will of Iraqi captives.
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Jax actually delivering Tig to Pope would complete his heel turn.
Next season is the final season.
On February 3, 2012, Sons of Anarchy was renewed for two additional seasons, a fifth and a sixth. Those involved in the production of the series imply that a seventh and final season is creator Kurt Sutter's plan.
For some reason I see Tig jumping on the plane last minute with Clay in the seat they reserve for Gemma. I think the show needs to take a break of the Clay vs. Jax bitch fight. The only way to do that is Clay goes to Ireland for a while. He can't go by himself b/c that would make for some shitty tv. So he and Tig team up after Tig somehow gets away from Jax.
once they showed jax pull the gun on him, its almost 100% certain he does not actually shoot him based on every preview theyve ever done.
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Hi all,
Once more here is a newbie with questions!
So about 2 weeks ago I was worried about my hive slowing down comb building, and got some suggestions from you guys, a few being maybe try to feed 1:1 sugar water. I placed the feeder about 2 feet from the hive, and they did not touch it for about a week.
Then all of a sudden, about a week or so ago, they started to use it a lot. Since last Friday, I have gone through a 5lb bag of sugar. They continue to be all over it.
So my ? is, is this ok for me to continue to feed them, or should I stop and let them forage on their own? If there is nectar flow, will they not use the feeder? And will they possibly make them become honey bound if I continue to feed them?
One more ?, Last weekend I looked in the window and it appeared that the last comb they were forming was starting to curve off the bar a bit. So I opened up the hive to inspect closer, and about 4 inches or so toward one end was completely off the guide on the bar. I am not sure if I should have done this, but decided to cut off what was not on the bar. I also went ahead and put spacers in, hoping this would help them to get back on track. What should I do if they continue to build slightly off the bars?
Any advice is great for me, I am petrified that I am going to fail my bees, and somehow destroy them with my lack of knowledge!


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I picked up 2, 3lb packages Saturday morning, from the local PO. They called and said they had arrived and that about 10 to 20 had gotten out of the cages. When I arrived to pick them up, I looked for holes, (I was putting them in the front seat with me), and found none. I can only assume the ones on the outside were attracted to the queen and were picked up along the way.
Once I got them home, about 10am, it was thunder storming with high winds. I got them into the house, into a closed off room that stays cool and dark. They quieted down after about 20 mins. The thunder, lightning, rain and wind just got worse as the day went on and I had to wait until Sunday evening to get the in the 2 TB hives. I was worried the queen had died, (they shipped Thursday), or the can feeders were out but, each can was still less than half full and both queens were alive. Each queen cage had a dead attendant so I hope the colony will release her. I removed the cork, punctured the candy and hung her between the 5th and 6th frame. I lightly sprayed the packaged bees with sugar water, (they sounded really angry at this point), then bounced them to the bottom and lifted and poured them in between TB 7 and 11. I had already put a quart baggie feeder, 1:1 sugar/water in the back of the hive. I got all but a handful in the hive and remembered that I didn't use any followers. They were both against the far end. Oh well, I couldn't pick up the feeder, it wanted to leak, badly. I just brushed the stragglers in and put the bars back in. My directions said to stuff the entrance with green grass, lightly for the first day, so I did so reluctantly. I wondered how the remaining girls would get in from the package. I waited over and hour and the remaining bees had formed a beard, half the size of my fist, inside the package. I would knock them loose and almost immediately they would beard again. I wasn't removing the bars at this point. The second hive went about the same, except, all but 1 or 2 found the entrance and went in. All this was at about 6:30. It wasn't until about 7:30, that I left them. I came back out about 8:30 and they had removed all the grass filler from both hives and were quiet.
Now I have to decide one of the most discussed topics on the forum, whether to replace another baggie feeder when they are empty and, when to look. I guess when I check to see if the queen has been released.
Within 10 feet of my hives, there is so much honey suckle vines blooming that their scent is overwhelming. The pines had so much pollen 3 weeks ago that we had yellow fog. The wild muscadines have little clusters of future fruit on them and the local news says the pollen alert will be 10 out of 10 this week, since Saturdays rain.
Any advice on feeding, (you all knew the question was coming).
I would have had picks but my wife ran to the house when she saw bees, "crawling all over me", as she put it. I didn't wear any protective clothing. Just kacky pants and bright white long sleeve shirt. They were on me from my head, ears, up my sleeves, I forgot tape, and everywhere else but, they didn't show any aggression towards me ay all.
Thank everyone thus far for the advise and tips.


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Movie theater publicity stunt triggers officers to respond to active shooter situation
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Management at the Goodrich Capital 8 Theaters is defending what it calls a publicity stunt at the movie theaters this past weekend.
During the opening weekend of the latest 'Iron Man' movie, a man walked into the theater in full tactical gear and carrying a fake gun.
Jefferson City police and witnesses, however, are not pleased with the stunt and are questioning the theater's logic after recent shootings in Aurora, Colo. and Newtown, Conn.
John Molock is a retired Army war veteran and suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. He told ABC 17 News this most recent trip to the movies triggered memories he never wanted to relive.
"We had just finished watching Iron Man 3," said Morlock. "We're just getting into the car when I spotted a man in full assault gear, carrying what appeared to be a modified M-4 and 9 mm on his side."
Morlock did not call police, but several other moviegoers did.
"We received a series of 911 calls stating that a man dressed in all black and body armor and a rifle was walking into Capital 8 Theaters," said Capt. Doug Shoemaker.
Officers thought they were responding to an active shooter investigation.
"Everything was in place, it's the opening night of a superhero movie, it's somebody walking in all-dark clothes, everything pointed to bad things about to happen," said Shoemaker. "There's really no good that can come of this."
Instead, it was all part of a publicity stunt for the movie opening. The man in tactical gear was an actor carrying a fake gun.
Capital 8 Theaters manager Bob Wilkins told ABC 17 News this was planned months in advance and only a few people were upset, but hundreds were entertained.
When asked if management took into consideration what happened in the the mass shooting at a Colorado movie theater, Wilkins responded, "Absolutely. That's my number-one priority every day. It's the safety and security of our guests."
ABC 17 News asked Wilkins if he had any regrets for allowing the publicity stunt and he said, "No, my job is to entertain people."
Social media backlash followed ABC 17's initial report Thursday.
Goodrich Capital 8 posted a Facebook apology Friday around noon, saying:
"We apologize and are sympathetic to those who felt they were in harm's way with our character promotion for Iron Man 3. This was not a publicity stunt. We have worked with the Cosplacon group on many movies to dress up and help entertain our customers. We have had many complaints about the members dressed specifically as S.H.I.E.L.D. operatives carrying fake guns. We didn't clearly tell our customers and some people didn't realize it was for entertainment purposes only. We apologize that police were called to come out to our theater. We have a wonderful working relationship with the Jefferson City Police Department. Going forward we will take the necessary steps to make sure this doesn't happen again. Security and safety for our customers is our number one priority."
Still, some moviegoers and law enforcement do not believe the stunt was a good idea.
"That's just unbelievable," said Morlock. "The whole country is talking about gun control because of shootings in theaters and schools."
"It's an unfortunate lack of wisdom in this particular judgement that hopefully will never occur again," said Shoemaker.
Shoemaker added it's a good thing an off-duty officer wasn't at the theater because it's likely the officer would have engaged the actor. Had the actor not complied, the situation could have turned out much worse.
Jefferson City police say the department has a good relationship with the theater and ironically, the SWAT team held an active shooter training there just a couple months ago.After After social media backlash


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Discovering Uganda means exploring a quintessential example of the complex and unique tasks facing post-colonial African states. Indeed, the formidable project of nation-state building in Africa is clearly exemplified within the Ugandan political, economic, cultural and social context.
The development of this East African nation is beset with fascinating and complex issues that make it an exceptional case study within the East African community and the larger narrative of post-colonial Africa. The actions and philosophies of President Museveni have placed the Ugandan political system at an ideological crossroads. As his second term comes to an end, the fate of democracy and power in Uganda hang in the balance.
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The conflict continues to have devastating effects on the Ugandan people, Museveni's political legitimacy, and countries in the region that have experienced increased strain due to the flow of irredentist populations. The progressive yet conflicted nature of gender rights and participation have also made Uganda a fascinating case study for understanding how activists are introducing and promoting new constructions of African feminism. As the global women's movement seeks to empower women across the African continent, Ugandan women are discovering creative methods of making this empowerment meaningful and culturally sustainable.
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Two sources from some of Apple's suppliers confirmed that Apple is testing designs for a high-definition, large-screen TV set. They also mentioned that Hon Hai Precision Co. (which trades as Foxconn) is working with Sharp Corp. on the project.
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Humulin® R U-100 is a polypeptide hormone structurally identical to human insulin synthesized through rDNA technology in a special non-disease-producing laboratory strain of Escherichia coli bacteria. Humulin R (insulin human recombinant) U-100 has the empirical formula C257H383N65O77S6 and a molecular weight of 5808.
Humulin R (insulin human recombinant) U-100 is a sterile, clear, aqueous, and colorless solution that contains human insulin (rDNA origin) 100 units/mL, glycerin 16 mg/mL and metacresol 2.5 mg/mL, endogenous zinc (approximately 0.015 mg/100 units) and water for injection. The pH is 7.0 to 7.8. Sodiumhydroxide and/or hydrochloric acid may be added during manufacture to adjust the pH.
Adequate insulin dosage permits patients with diabetes to effectively utilize carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Regardless of dose strength, insulin enables carbohydrate metabolism to occur and thus to prevent the production of ketone bodies by the liver. Some patients develop severe insulin resistance such that daily doses of several hundred units of insulin or more are required.
What are the possible side effects of insulin regular (Humulin R, Novolin R, Novolin R Innolet, Novolin R PenFill, ReliOn/Novolin R)?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of insulin allergy: itching skin rash over the entire body, wheezing, trouble breathing, fast heart rate, sweating, or feeling like you might pass out.
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are they genuine-don't mean to be impolite, but neither do I wish to be ripped off.
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The funny thing is that Harbaugh kept giving Williams opportunities to even receive the ball in that game. The writing was on the wall on that early reverse they tried where he let the ball loose. If I am not mistaken, you guys RECOVERED that one. Hmmmm... I don't hear an talk about that because if we get that ball we get good field position and the argument can be made we have at least an extra 3 points an OT is never even an issue.
Now I understand having faith in ya' guy... but not in that game. Not like that. Why didn't Harbaugh ever get the 'hate' for that? Bit unfair I thought it was that Kyle got all of that crap from the Niners 'faithful'. Harbaugh unscathed. Never in NY you will see that.


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Moving To Canada Tweets: Funniest Reactions To Obama Win
Even before the election was decided many Americans were threatening to go north, but now that Barack Obama has clinched his victory in the electoral college, many disgruntled Americans are sending hilarious tweets about their plans to move to Canada.
While Canada may seem like a socialist pit of torment to Tea Party Republicans, that isn't stopping many Romney supporters from reacting to Obama's re-election by threatening to move north. Free health care, gay marriage, big government — who cares? Nothing is worse than Obama.
To be fair, most of the tweets on the subject are actually from Americans chiding their fellow citizens on their lack of knowledge regarding Canada's politics, but are still plenty of posts from those outraged about four more years Obama. You can see some of the funniest tweets in the slideshow below.
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HuffPost's Andrea Stone reports:
WASHINGTON -- Exit polls indicate that President Barack Obama received 69 percent of the Jewish vote Tuesday. Partisans have just begun to argue whether that was an overwhelming endorsement or the latest evidence that one of the Democratic Party's most reliable constituencies is becoming less so with every presidential election.
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HuffPost's Tyler Kingkade reports:
NEW YORK -- Mitt Romney lost the youth vote by a huge margin, and with it, he lost the presidency.
Sixty percent of young voters who cast ballots chose to reelect President Barack Obama, against the 36 percent who voted for Mitt Romney. That's a six point slide in youth support for Obama from 2008, but still nearly triple the margin of victory for the youth vote that John Kerry won over George W. Bush in 2004.
An analysis by the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE) at Tufts University found that had the youth vote been split 50-50 for the presidential race in just four states -- Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia -- Romney would have been elected president. In each of those four crucial swing states, exit polling shows young voters made up 16 to 19 percent of the electorate.
According to the National Journal, Republicans had counted on the youth vote to be held to just 15 or 16 percent of the electorate in order to secure a Romney victory.
But CIRCLE estimates 22 to 23 million people between the ages of 18 and 29 nationwide voted this election. Exit polls show voters ages 18 to 29 made up 19 percent of the electorate, a 1-point increase from 2008.
"It is because [Romney] lost the youth vote pretty decisively that he will not be the next president of the United States," said CIRCLE's director, Peter Levine.
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Hours after President Barack Obama declared that the nation needs to fix the problem of long lines at the voting booth, a survey by Hart Research, commissioned by the AFL-CIO, found that minorities and Democrats were more likely to experience long wait times than others.
Nearly a quarter of blacks -- 24 percent -- and Hispanics -- 22 percent -- reported waiting in line more than 30 minutes, compared to 9 percent of whites. Obama voters were nearly twice as likely as Romney voters to face long lines, at 16 percent to 9 percent.
-- Dan Froomkin
|@ jonathanweisman : I hear Berg concedes to Heitkamp at 2:45ish CDT. With Angus King, Dems go up 55-45 in Senate. If nothing else, they have a cushion for 2014
Both members of the only married couple in Congress lost their races last night. Rep. Connie Mack (R-Fla.) was defeated in his U.S. Senate campaign against Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) and Mack's wife, Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.) lost her bid for reelection to Democrat Raul Ruiz by 4,500 votes.
Bono Mack was first elected to Congress in a 1998 special election following the death of her first husband, Rep. Sonny Bono (R-Calif.). She was seen as the frontrunner to hold the Palm Springs area seat, having defeated her previous Democratic challengers by large margins. She married Connie Mack, a four-term congressman, in 2007. It is her third marriage and his second.
-- John Celock
With North Dakota's U.S. Senate race still undecided, Democrat Heidi Heitkamp's narrow lead over Republican Rep. Rick Berg is the best showing by a Democrat statewide in North Dakota this year. Current results show Heitkamp, a former state attorney general, holds a 3,000 vote -- or 1 percentage point -- lead over Berg in the contest to replace retiring Sen. Kent Conrad (D).
The next closest Democratic performances in the state this year occurred in the races for Congress and public service commissioner. In the congressional race, Republican Public Service Commissioner Kevin Cramer defeated Democrat former state Rep. Pam Gulleson 54 percent to 41 percent. In the public service commissioner race, Republican Randy Christmann defeated Democrat Brad Crabtree 54 percent to 41 percent. Crabtree was one of the most outspoken candidates in North Dakota, using the race to campaign for ethics reform and what he believed to be moral lapses at the Public Service Commission. In the governor's race, Gov. Jack Dalrymple (R) easily defeated state Senate Minority Leader Ryan Taylor (D-Towner), 63 percent to 34 percent.
If elected, Heitkamp would be the first woman elected to represent North Dakota in Congress and the second woman to serve the state in Washington, D.C. Former Sen. Jocelyn Burdick (D) represented North Dakota in the Senate for three months in 1992 following the death of her husband, Sen. Quentin Burdick (D). Jocelyn Burdick was appointed to her Senate seat by then Gov. George Sinner (D).
-- John Celock
|@ NBCNews : NBC News declares Steve Bullock as the projected winner in Montana - Governor. #NBCPolitics
Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.) is expected to lose his reelection bid to Democrat Patrick Murphy, although the race has not yet been fully called. Until it is, West's campaign isn't pleased that people keep saying he's out, according to a statement posted on his Facebook page Wednesday morning:
Our race is far from decided and there is no rush to declare an outcome. Ensuring a fair and accurate counting off all ballots is of the utmost importance. There are still tens of thousands of absentee ballots to be counted in Palm Beach County and potential provisional ballots across the district. Late last night Congressman West maintained a district wide lead of nearly 2000 votes until the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections "recounted" thousands of early ballots. Following that "recount" Congressman West trailed by 2,400 votes. In addition, there were numerous other disturbing irregularities reported at polls across St. Lucie County including the doors to polling places being locked when the polls closed in direct violation of Florida law, thereby preventing the public from witnessing the procedures used to tabulate results. The St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections office clearly ignored proper rules and procedures, and the scene at the Supervisor's office last night could only be described as complete chaos. Given the hostility and demonstrated incompetence of the St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections, we believe it is critical that a full hand recount of the ballots take place in St. Lucie County. We will continue to fight to ensure every vote is counted properly and fairly, and accordingly we will pursue all legal means necessary.
Murphy is leading in votes, according to exit polling, with 160,328 to West's 157,872. The district is the only House race in Florida that has yet to be called.
-- Elise Foley
More than 55 percent of Latino voters thought the Romney campaign was hostile toward them -- a good indication of why he may have lost them so badly -- and 18 percent believed he had no interest in reaching out to them, according to an impreMedia-Latino Decisions poll released in full Wednesday morning.
The "election eve" poll was taken from Nov. 1 to Nov. 5, surveying Latinos who had either already voted or said they were certain they would do so. Results from 11 states were released late Tuesday evening and into early Wednesday.
ImpreMedia-Latino Decisions found that a record proportion of Latinos, 75 percent, supported President Barack Obama, while only 23 percent voted for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, who conceded the election after losing the electoral college by more than 100 votes. National exit polls put Obama at 71 percent support from Latinos and Romney at 27 percent.
Obama likely fared better among Latinos in part because he seemed more interested in reaching out to them: 66 percent of those polled said they felt Obama truly cares about them. Twenty-three percent said Obama was hostile toward Latino voters.
Immigration reform proved pivotal, even though it wasn't the highest-ranking priority, with 57 percent of Latino voters polled saying they were less enthusiastic about Romney based on his positions on the issue.
See the full results here, including state breakdowns in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas.
-- Elise Foley
|@ breakingpol : Montana Sen Jon Tester wins re-election - @AP
Mitt Romney and California's John Frémont have something in common: both presidential candidates lost their home states by historic margins.
According to Smart Politics, only Frémont -- one of the nation's first Republicans, in 1856 -- suffered a greater defeat from his own constituents in California than Romney did Tuesday in Massachusetts. With more than 95 percent of the vote counted in the state, Romney trailed Obama by a 23.4-point margin, Smart Politics reported.
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--Andrea Stone
The leader of the Republican Party in Manhattan called newly reelected Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) a "lapdog" for Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) in an interview with City & State on Wednesday. The move comes the morning after Gillibrand defeated Republican Wendy Long.
Manhattan Republican Chairman Dan Isaacs told the website of the state political publication that his opinion was formed when the two clerked together for a federal judge.
"It's an example of why we are where we are as a country that we don't have people of substance who really can step up. It's a joke," Isaacs said, according to City & State.
- John Celock
Minnesota residents voted against an amendment on Nov. 6 that would have defined marriage as being between a man and woman in the state's constitution -- though it isn't likely to end the local debate over which couples should have legal access to marriage rights.
With the rejection, the state became the first in the country to shoot down a constitutional amendment limiting marriage equality, reports the Duluth News Tribune.
Gay marriage remains illegal in the Minnesota. However, without the constitutional amendment, making it legal in the future will be easier for pro-equality advocates.
Sen.-elect Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) took a victory lap on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday.
"This has just been amazing," she said of her victory. Warren ran against Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) in the state Senate race.
Of her supporters, Warren said, "They saw this race as a race about what kind of people we are and what kind of country we're going to build … I have to say, this is democracy."
Asked about what she would do in Washington, she said, "I come there not just to be a senator."
"This is for all the people who are out there -- we play by the rules, we just want a chance to have a little economic security," she said.
"This isn't about parties, I'll work with anyone," Warren said.
Warren is greeting commuters in South Boston on Wednesday morning.
--Luke Johnson
"The bond between Europe and North America, based upon the shared values on which our alliance was founded over 60 years ago, remains as strong, and as important to the preservation of Euro-Atlantic peace and security as ever. President Obama has demonstrated outstanding leadership in maintaining this vital bond." --NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen
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|@ BreakingNews : Bill Clinton was the first person President Obama called after receiving concession call from Mitt Romney, campaign official says - @NBCNews
|@ breakingpol : Republican Michele Bachmann defeats hotelier Jim Graves to win 4th term in expensive Minnesota House race - @AP
|@ Reuters : FLASH: California Democrats say win supermajority in California State Assembly
Democrats appear to have retaken control of the Colorado state House of Representatives. Local station 9News reports that Democrats will unseat three Republican legislators to regain control of the chamber they lost in 2010. The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee has declared victory in the state.
State House Minority Leader Mark Ferrandino (D-Denver) is poised to become the state's first openly gay speaker of the House with the victory. Earlier this year, Ferrandino saw a bill he pushed to allow civil unions in the state blocked by the state House Republican leadership. Ferrandino would be the fourth openly gay individual in American history to preside over a state legislative chamber.
Democrats control the Colorado state Senate and the governor's office.
The race for the U.S. Senate in North Dakota was deemed too close to call Wednesday morning, but Democrat Heidi Heitkamp declared on Twitter that her 3,000 vote edge would hold.
"I am confident I am going to be the next United States Senator from North Dakota," she tweeted.
Heitkamp was leading Rep. Rick Berg (R) 160,752 to 157,758 votes, but the results had not been certified. North Dakota is the only state that does not require voter registration, and anyone who can show they've been living in the state for 30 days is allowed to vote.
Democrat Brandon Whipple, who was attacked by the Tea Party over the weekend for not having children, has won a seat in the Kansas House of Representatives. Returns published by the secretary of state show Whipple defeating Republican Rick Lindsey 58 percent to 42 percent in the newly created Wichita district.
On Saturday, campaign literature created by Kansans for Liberty, a Tea Party group in Wichita, asked, "Can someone with no children really understand your family's needs?" about the Democrat.
Whipple, 30, noted that he and his wife, Chelsea, have been trying to have children and told HuffPost that the ad, which included other attacks, took the race to "a different level." The literature included other attacks on Whipple, which the Democrat said were false.
Craig Gabel, the head of Kansans for Liberty, told HuffPost that the piece was meant to point out issues about Whipple and ask if he could address children's issues if he wasn't a parent. Whipple's opponent, Lindsey, also didn't have children. Gabel said a similar piece was not created against Lindsey, since Lindsey was in agreement with Tea Party principles.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's (D) landslide victory over Republican Wendy Long also appears to give her claim to the having won the largest percentage of the vote in New York state history. Gillbrand received 72 percent of the vote in unofficial returns, higher than Schumer's 70.6 percent victory in 2004 over Republican Assemblyman Howard Mills.
Gillibrand's victory showed her capturing 60 of the state's 62 counties, losing only Allegany and Wyoming Counties to Long, a judicial activist. Schumer captured 61 counties in his 2004 campaign, landing him in a tie with former Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who won 61 counties in 1988.
Democratic Rep. Kathy Hochul -- the western New Yorker who galvanized Democrats by winning her 2011 special election on an anti-Paul Ryan platform -- lost her reelection bid to Republican Chris Collins in a heavily gerrymandered district.
Hochul, a former Eric County Clerk, set the tone for Democrats in 2012 by winning her special election, largely on the strength of a save-Medicare message that repudiated Ryan's plans to turn the program into a private, voucher-based system.
She was the first Democrat to win the district in decades, but the new map gave it the largest Republican voter base in the state. Still, Hochul nearly beat Collins, falling less than 6,000 votes short, losing 49.3 to 50.7 percent.
Republican Mia Love has conceded her house race against Democratic incumbent Rep. Jim Matheson to represent Utah's 2nd congressional district, Fox 13 reports.
WMC-TV reports:
Reports are coming in that riots are brewing on the Ole Miss campus in Oxford, Mississippi.
Photos show huge group of people on the campus, some even lighting Obama-Biden signs on fire in response to the presidential election results.
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|@ RalstonReports : #nvsen is final. Heller wins.
Republicans know that they lost a major opportunity Tuesday, and Sen. John Cornyn, the Texan who runs the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said it was time for the party to look in the mirror.
"It's clear that with our losses in the Presidential race, and a number of key Senate races, we have a period of reflection and recalibration ahead for the Republican Party," Cornyn said. "While some will want to blame one wing of the party over the other, the reality is candidates from all corners of our GOP lost tonight. Clearly we have work to do in the weeks and months ahead."
But he also warned Democrats not to get too cocky, and while calling for bipartisanship, got in a dig at President Barack Obama.
"While the Democrats had a good night, they should not over-read their mandate as reflected by the almost evenly divided popular vote," he said. "It's important to observe that nothing that happened tonight changes the very serious challenges confronting our country –- a trillion debt, year-after-year of massive deficit spending, unsustainable entitlement programs, and a tax code that picks winners and losers while discouraging economic growth and job creation.
"Solving these very serious problems will take real presidential leadership," Cornyn added. "This is something we unfortunately did not see in the president's first term, but that all of us hope for in his second."
-- Michael McAuliff
Final votes from the Kansas City, Mo. area have given state Rep. Jason Kander (D-Kansas City) an apparent victory in the race for Missouri secretary of state. Final returns show Kander leading state Rep. Shane Schoeller (R-Willard) 48.8 percent to 47.5 percent. Kander's lead is just over 33,000 votes, with over 2.5 million cast statewide in the race.
The Kansas City-area votes, the last to be counted in the race, pushed Kander past the seven-point lead that Schoeller had maintained most of the evening. Kander, an Afghanistan War veteran, pushed an ethics reform agenda in the race, calling for caps on campaign contributions in the state. Kander, who has made ethics reform a top issue as a state legislator, also promised to use the office to promote economic development. Kander highlighted his Afghanistan experience in multiple ads in the race.
Schoeller made voter identification a key issue in the race, which saw him receive a last minute infusion of 5,000 from the Republican State Leadership Committee. Schoeller received backing from businessmen Rex Sinquefield and David Humphreys, who provided large campaign contributions, along with free billboards from the state's billboard lobby. A key issue in the race was the writing of the state's ballot initiative language, an issue that Sinquefield has pressed with his interest in pushing statewide referendums on several issues.
Kander and Schoeller were competing to succeed retiring Secretary of State Robin Carnahan (D).
-- John Celock
Republican Mike Coffman has been projected as the winner of his Colorado House race by the AP.
Democrats Ron Kind and Gwen Moore and Republicans Sean Duffy and Reid Ribble were projected the winners of their respective Wisconsin House races by the AP.
Republican Steve Scalise and Democrat Cedric Richmond have been projected the winners of their respective Louisiana House races by the AP.
Republicans John Carter and Randy Weber and Democrat Pete Gallego have been projected the winners of their respective Texas House races by the AP.
Mitt Romney has been projected the winner of Alaska, according to the AP.
Republicans Trey Radel, Vern Buchanan and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Democrats Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Joe Garcia, Ted Deutch and Lois Frankel have been projected the winners of their respective Florida House races by the AP.
Democrat Nick Rahall is the projected winner of his West Virginia House race by the AP.
In a major blow to Michigan unions, voters rejected a proposal Tuesday that would have amended the state's constitution to guarantee public and private-sector employees the right to organize and collectively bargain. Proposal 2 failed 58 to 42 percent with 70 percent of precincts reporting, according to the Detroit News and the Detroit Free Press.
The measure was meant to be a preemptive tactic by unions to protect bargaining rights in light of recent legislation in other states limiting such powers.
Read more here.
Republicans Mike Grimm, Christopher Gibson, Chris Collins, Richard Hanna, Thomas Reed and Peter King and Democrats Steve Israel, Daniel Maffei, Paul Tonko, Brian Higgins, Louise Slaughter, Bill Owens, Nydia Velasquez, Sean Maloney, Nita Lowey, Hakeem Jeffries, Eliot Engel, Joe Crowley, Jose E. Serrano, Charles Rangel, Yvette Clarke, Carolyn Maloney, Jerrold Nadler, Gregory Meeks, Grace Meng, Carolyn McCarthy and Timothy Bishop have been projected the winners of their respective New York House races by the AP.
Republicans Joe Heck and Mark Amodei and Democrats Dina Titus and Steven Horsford have been projected the winners of their respective Nevada House races by the AP.
Republican Steve Pearce and Democrats Ben R. Lujan and Michelle Lujan Grisham have been projected the winners of their respective New Mexico House races by the AP.
Republicans Chris Smith, Scott Garrett, Rodney Frelinghuysen, Leonard Lance and Jon Runyan and Democrats Albio Sires, Rush Holt and Frank Pallone have been projected the winners of their respective New Jersey House races by the AP.
Kevin Cramer was projected to be the winner of his North Dakota House race by the AP.
Republicans Jeff Fortenberry and Adrian Smith have been projected the winners of their respective Nebraska House races by the AP.
Washington looks poised to join Maine and Maryland in allowing same-sex couples to wed via public vote.
Given the state's mail-in voting system, Washington's final tally won't be official for the next few days. But the Seattle Post-Intelligencer found that support for Referendum 74 was leading 51.8 percent to 48.2 percent in the final hours of Nov. 6.
Republicans Richard Hudson and Robert Pittenger have been projected the winners of their respective North Carolina House races by the AP.
Republican Kansas state Senate candidate Steve Fitzgerald, who told a Kansas City group last month that Catholics could not be Democrats, appears to have defeated state Sen. Kelly Kultala (D). Returns on the secretary of state's website show Fitzgerald leading Kultala 52 percent to 48 percent.
Fitzgerald had told the Polish American Club that Catholics could not be Democrats, because the party platform did not mesh with Catholic teachings. Fitzgerald later told HuffPost that part of his message was for Catholics to help fix the Democratic Party to make it stronger.
The Kultala-Fitzgerald race was one of several competitive races where Democratic incumbent senators were targeted for defeat by conservatives. Kultala, the unsuccessful Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor in 2010, faced a barrage of mailers tying her to President Barack Obama on such issues as the economy and health care reform.
-- John Celock
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Carol Shea-Porter has been projected the winner of her House Race in New Hampshire by the AP.
An Iowa state senator who died last month from breast cancer received the most votes Tuesday to represent Iowa's Senate District 22, The Waukee Patch reports.
Pat Ward, a Republican who was seeking reelection at the time of her death, led Democratic candidate Desmund Adams, according to unofficial results.
The state's Republican Party has until Nov. 13 to submit a candidate to appear on the Dec. 11 special election ballot in the place of Ward.
John Ward, the late state senator's husband, announced last week that he intends to seek the nomination.
-- Ian Gray
Republicans Blaine Luetkemeyer, Billy Long, Vicky Hartzler and Ann Wagner and Democrats Emanuel Cleaver, Jo Ann Emerson and Lacy Clay have been projected the winners of their respective Missouri House races by the AP.
Republican John Kline and Democrats Tim Walz and Collin Peterson have been projected the winners of their respective Minnesota House races by the AP.


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The situation where partners tightly embrace, during intercourse in the missionary position, and roll down a hill.
Because they were feeling frisky and the big hill behind the barn had just been mowed, Wink and Tessa decided to have themselves an alligator funhouse.
by The Mustard House October 30, 2011


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Unfortunately for the Yankees winning series isnt going to be enough at this point they need sweeps.
Good news for the Sox........Dempster got suspended.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
Go Giants.
2017 Mock Draft
1st: Forrest Lamp, OG Western Kentucky
2nd: Caleb Brantley, DT Florida
3rd: Gerald Everett, TE South Alabama
4th: Dont'a Foreman, RB Texas
5th: Damontae Kazee, CB San Diego State
6th: KD Cannon, WR Baylor
7th: Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB Tennessee
The fact that him and ManRam juiced their way into 2 WS wins.
Maybe it is because he was nothing with the M's and Twinkies, then goes to Boston in the height of the steroid era and become "BIG PAPI".
He was really close with Miguel Tajada, who just got busted again and name linked to Biogenesis which means all the names were not leaked, which means certain players paid to keep their names off it.
Not to mention his roid rage on a telephone in a dugout after a bad strike call.
How about his dropping the F bomb in a stadium packed with kids who look up to athletes as role models. Ok, maybe that was more roid rage.
The fact that he grew in the Red Sox clubhouse where they practically handed out needles for those who wanted. SEE THE LOU MERLONI STEROID STORY.
And lets not forget, he is now in his late 30's and still playing better and better after a disappointing year a few years back where he needed some time on the westcoast... What did he do over there?
And one last one, BECAUSE IT IS 100% COMPLETELY OBVIOUS IN THIS DAY IN MLB. You have to be a blind man in a dark room with no pulse to not see he was/ is using some kind of PED.
Spin that Webb young Davis
That is a HORRIBLE example.
As for the 2003 thing. I saw a story where an unnamed source said he was one of the players. He denied it. Nothing else has come from it. Was he juicing? I don't know...Maybe, maybe not. As we know, half the league was. Is he now? Who the hell knows but he keeps passing tests. Just like all the Yankees on the field.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
It was a tragedy though, obviously.
And yes, Big Papi is passing the tests... or just keeping his name clean. The truth will come out when he is off the Red Sox team, like it did for Manny. The Red Sox have a shield protecting them of PEDs somehow.
Spin that Webb young Davis
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..