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We are developing an action game with anime art style, trying to bring an easy fun adventure in the sky ruins.
All the stages are going to be built in the sky. You are going to balloon up into the clouds and dash forward.
Explode the path, punch the enemies, break through the walls and deal with all kinds of the traps.
The game is still in progress, and it is worth tracking if you like the atmosphere we've bring out so far.
We hope you enjoy it : )
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how do you mass produce queens like companys do. and how do you do the whole package bee concept. which bees are used in this concept nuc hive bees from mating yards?
how do you mass produce queens like companys do. and how do you do the whole package bee concept. which bees are used in this concept nuc hive bees from mating yards?
A big subject. Brushy Mt. Bee Farm has a video on package bees. It's informative for the curious and gives a good overview, but lacks a lot of detail too.
Raising queens is a large subject in itself. The short version is you transfer some very young worker larvae (less than 90 hours or so old) into a queen cup and entice (by one method or another) the bees into rasing queens from them. A good cell starter and builder will raise 24 or more queens on a rack. Just before the queens emerge they are moved to some queenless mating nucs that are often made up of shaken nurse bees from various hives for the queens to emerge, mate and start to lay. Then they are caught and put in a cage with 6 or 7 young nurse bees for attendants and mailed to you or put in a package.
To do packages they take a large box and go from hive to hive and pull frames from the brood nest and shake them into the box. Sometimes there is a box with an excluder and another box on top to filter out the drones. These are mostly young nurse bees because they are from the brood nests. After getting a large number of bees in a box they are measured with a scoop and put in the boxes you get them in along with a can of syrup and a caged queen.
Nucs are just small hives. They are usually five frames with three being brood and bees and two being honey and pollen. They may have been wintered that way or they may have been split off early in the year with some raised queens installed.
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The "Artwork of John Lennon" exhibition, opening October 4, 2007 at Stanford Mall, is Yoko Ono's twenty year old $100 million -FRAUD-.
In 1986, some five years after John Lennon's death, Yoko Ono hired professionals to create work John Lennon might have created if he lived longer and falsely attribute it to him. Shortly thereafter, Yoko Ono found out black-and-white reproductions of John Lennon's black-and-white drawings wouldn't sell for as much or as quickly as she would like, even when misrepresented as original printmaking mediums. So, Yoko Ono had these non-disclosed reproductions subsequently, over the last twenty odd years, cut, pasted and colorized by professionals.
Obviously, without John Lennon's participation or approval because he was still -dead-.
By definition, rule of law and laws of nature, dead men don't create artwork and reproductions whether the artist is dead or alive cannot be attributed to them.
Unfortunately, for the unsuspecting public, that hasn't stopped Yoko Ono from victimizing them at the tune of $500 to $9,000 or more each in her fraudulent titled "Artwork of John Lennon" weekend touring and get out of town on Monday exhibitions.
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Last weekend the family headed up to Atlanta for some fun sightseeing. We had tickets to an Atlanta Braves baseball game on the Sunday afternoon of that weekend, but otherwise we sought out family-friendly, educational activities that wouldn't break the bank.
What to do…what to do…?
Most families staying in downtown Atlanta would have considered the Georgia Aquarium, the CNN Center tour, and/or the World of Coca-Cola. Zoo Atlanta would have been a good option too…if it weren't for the incredible heat.
My dear husband, in his typical train-fan fashion, knew of a tourist scenic railroad in the area. So that's what we sought to do. We decided to grab some same-day tickets to the Saturday night Braves game, and then headed out for the day to Stone Mountain Park which is about 15 miles east of Atlanta. We weren't quite sure what to expect — several folks at the hotel breakfast area told us we'd have a good time and that there was "so much to do!".
Those folks were right! Stone Mountain Park is very beautiful and there was no shortage of things to do! We didn't quite dress for hiking up the mountain (and my husband's back wouldn't have been to happy with it either), but we were able to enjoy the scenic train, the skytram right to the top of the mountain, a ferryboat ride, and a fun — touristy — lunch where our yeast rolls were thrown to us by our servers!
We really enjoyed the Civil War history that's been memorialized at the park — of course there's the beautiful bas relief sculpture of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson (and their horses!). There is also an antebellum mansion to tour, and a Confederate Museum.
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the same alex smith who completed 1 pass to his wr's last time we met? alex smith is efficient. big woop, any qb (even I could) should be efficient with that run game and OL. u guys come out in jumbo packages, 3 te looks, run the ball 2x then PA to Davis...lets not make believe that Alex Smith is anywhere near the stratosphere eli is on. alex smith is riding shotgun, he's along for the ride.
that said, dont take that as a diss on alex smith. he's playing at a high level dont get me wrong, its just he is in a position where everything around him is in place to make things easier for him...
Eli and Smith are two completely different types of QBs. Smith doesn't need to be as effiecient as Eli in our system. Smith can make plays when he wants to, it's his consistency that's an issue. Smith isn't like Eli and won't just throw the ball up trusting his receivers to go get it in coverage. He has some athletic ability but he's more of a cerebral QB. This is also a similar system to what he played at Utah. I'm not saying he's some ultra badass GOAT but this is definitely the best year of his career and a lot of the posts that I've read so far, homerism aside, that most of you think this will be an easy win. The road to the SB goes through San Fran this year. Both of these teams are top 5 NFC teams and I've always been a fan of the Giants, so I hope we have the best game we've had so far this season for both teams.
Additionally, Alex Smith benefits from a dink and dunk type offense. Probably the majority of his passes to TE's and backs in the flat, or short slants. I might do some research on how many passes over 20 yards he has, and his average starting field position.


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We really wanted to write more from Ao Nang, but somehow we never found the time. You know, when you're so busy with all that sunbathing and sightseeing and eating, you get lost ...
So what happened?
We actually stayed in Ao Nang until last Friday. The town itself was not THAT nice after all, but at least it had its own life, extremely good restaurants and we could do loads of things from there while still having a nice beach nearby. It was a 10 min walk from our Garden Home Resort to the local beach which, on the Southern end, was away from the road, very quiet and with some funny little huts at the back where you could get a massage or manicure. The girls from these huts really knew their marketing: to get you as a customer, they chatted nicely, gave you free bamboo mats for the beach and offered shelter in their hut when the afternoon rain caught you by surprise
Anyways, we didn't always go to that beach. There was Railey beach only a 10 min taxi boat ride away. That's an isolated peninsular which can only be reached by boat. The beach is just lovely, white sand, turquoise water, shady palm trees and amazing limestone cliffs on both ends and in the back. There are some nice and expensive hotels on that beach, but when you cross to the other side of the peninsular, 10 min walk through a construction site (for new hotels), to the mangrove and tidal side, there are some really nice backpacker style bungalows and cool beachfront bars with bamboo mats and cushions and romantic lights and so on. Had we discovered this side earlier, we might have moved to Railey for a few days! Most people were into climbing here, the limestone cliffs offering breathtaking opportunities.
We rented a motorbike for 3 days, 150 Baht / day (3 Euros or so). First, I was a bit scared of riding with Miriam behind me in the left-hand traffic, but got used to it after a while. We discovered truly nice villages in beautiful landscape, rubber plantations, gardens and jungle covered limestone cliffs. There was a funny temple where Miriam climbed crazy 1237 steps to the top, congratulations! The temple was full of nasty monkeys stealing food from the local kids who seemed to enjoy giving their ice cream away to those stinking beasts.
We had already had our share of monkeys: one of the best trips from Ao Nang was that to Tha Lyn national park
When the water got more and more shallow, all the other tour groups turned round and went back, but our guide thought there was enough water to go on, so we did. Through the mangrove forests, narrow canals with cliffs to the left and mangroves to the right, no room to paddle or manoeuvre and only a few centimetres of water under our canoe. That was fun! We felt like Amazon explorers! The two boys were really cool, jumping into the water and swimming with the boats and hunting down monkeys.
There were some very beautiful lagoons we could enter by boat, enclosed by VERY high limestone cliffs. High above our heads, monkeys were swininging in the trees and birds and insects offered the right acustic background for this scenerey.
After 3 tough hours of paddling, we had a very good lunch on the shore and then set off to another park where a freshwater stream wound its way through rocks and mangrove forest
Another cool trip was that to Koh Hong, an hour from Ao Nang. We went by boat and I was somehow reminded of the Vietnam Booze cruise I did long time ago - at least of the beginning of it. Our guide was a VERY funny ladyboy (Lala), drinks were free (soft drinks only, though) and we could sunbathe on deck while listening to Thai Pop from the ship's loudspeakers.
Hong Island might be one of the most beautiful places in the world. It's got several bays with white sand and palm trees and the water is turquoise and full of fish and corals. Entering the water, I was surrounded by colourful fish, I didn't even have to snorkel!
We did some kayaking again, had lunch on the beach, took stylish bikini pictures and went on to the next island. There, it was snorkeling again and sunbathing and relaxing.
On our way back home, Lala did some funny dancing on deck ("Nathalie the Beauty Queen") and we enjoyed the last rays of sun. What an amazing last day!
Not everything had been amazing in Ao Nang, though
The party scene in Ao Nang wasn't my cup of tea either. No cool beach bars, mostly red light bars closing down early. Still, we had some good nights out, not too many, but enough!
So, after all, it wasn't THAT sad to leave the place on 03.11., well tanned and relaxed and with a big shopping list for Bangkok.
Air Asia was alright and this time, the taxi ride from the airport to our hotel only took 45 min. Fortunately, we had booked in advance: the New Siam II seems to be full all the time, they kept sending away people over and over.
In Bangkok, we had two more good nights on the tiles, in Kao San Area.
Gulliver's the old Khao San institution is still running and quite alright, though I did not like the music at all and to my personal taste, there were far too many prostitutes. Saturday, I almost got myself into trouble: Next to us (Miriam and me and some travellers we had met), was this Thai girl with an old stinking French guy talking to her. She often smiled at us and seemed keen to get away from him. When, from the corner of my eye, I saw him grabbing her and her pushing him away, I felt I had to do something, so I pulled her away from him, in a protecting way
Miriam and I did some more shopping and relaxing by the nice hotel pool and even found a good restaurant in Khao San Road area, which is so difficult that it should win us a traveller's medal.
Saturday, the night before Lonkhram festival, on Chao Praya River, there was a parade of boats decorated with lights and fireworks and with dancers on them. Very beautiful!
Sunday, we had to leave which was sad because we had been enjoying ourselves very much. But on the other hand, it was enough of Bangkok and I was looking forward to being back home where it's much easier to talk to Thomas. Though, with Skype and the webcams in many internet cafe's, it was not THAT difficult and definitely not expensive. Still, time difference and irregular daily routine do make a difference.
The flight was alright, the food bad, the service good and the stopover in Tehran OK. We managed to sleep though most of the 5 hours there and on the plane, so we felt quite fit when we landed in Duesseldorf Monday morning.
Miriam was picked upt by Antonio while I took the train straight to work. Probably wasn't the most productive employee that day, but it was enough to get through my mails and update on the latest "strategies" and office gossip.
So, in a bit more than a year, I'll be back to Thailand, insch'Allah, with Thomas. I had kept thinking about that all the time "Next year, we could do this and we'll have dinner here and I have to show this to Thomas ..." I really liked that. No matter what people say about the Thai being greedy or crazy or whatsoever, this country is a place one can always go back to for a while (like Carla once said to me). The food is good, there are many beautiful places to be discovered and it's cheap and, if you've got the right attitude and go to the right places, people are very friendly.
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Chrysler Group has reported preliminary net income of US$1.7 billion ($2 billion) for 2012, up from net income of US$183 million a year ago, exceeding expectations for the company.
The results are even more impressive after the $551 million loss on extinguishment of debt that the company announced in the second quarter of 2011.
"While we are pleased to have achieved strong financial results in 2012, the enterprise we are crafting is not complete," Chrysler Group LLC chairman and chief executive Sergio Marchionne said.
"The goals we've set for the year ahead reflect a common desire by everyone from leadership to the shop floor to succeed and sustain the power of the house we are building. Our aim is meaningful, but it is not complicated, and only a preoccupation with quality can achieve it. We pause for a moment to enjoy our accomplishments, but we will not stop. Our continued achievement relies upon maintaining a humble spirit and an intense focus on the integrity of our work. And so we press on."
For the fourth quarter, net income was US$378 million on revenue of US$17.2 billion, up 68 per cent from US$225 million a year earlier. For the year, the company reported revenue of US$65.8 billion, an increase of 20 per cent from a year ago, primarily because of higher vehicle shipments.
The increase resulted from continuing strong sales and pricing, partially offset by an increase in the proportion of sales from passenger cars, including the Dodge Dart and Fiat 500, versus trucks and SUVs.
In New Zealand, the distribution of the Chrysler brand looks to be moving to the newly formed company Fiat Chrysler NZ Limited.
The cars have been under the care of Sime Darby since 2009 but last year the local concession for all of Australasia was taken over by factory-owned Chrysler Group Australia (CGA).
The group also handled the Italian brands Fiat and Alfa Romeo with CGA's director of corporate affairs Lenore Fletcher telling New Zealand industry website AutoTalk that it could take sometime to clarify what would occur here.


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Parts of Alamo are being evacuated because of a gas leak near Danville Boulevard, according to the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, July 24, 2013, 12:04 PM
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Parts of Alamo being evacuated due to gas leak
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I was driving on 680 & right before Alamo, my car Bluetooth buzzed with an Emergency Alert. Very cool. I support any kind of tracking to keep the vast majority safe. I love the USA!


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It's tough for bikes to stand out in the Tour's sea of budget-busting rides. With the help of a little chrome and carbon, however, these riders and teams manage to make a mark. —Matt Allyn
Best Bike Bling at the Tour de France
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Vacansoleil's Gold KMC X11SL-TI Chain
As if the Dutch team's Bianchi Superleggera Oltres weren't eye catching enough, Vacansoleil mechanics installed gold-plated KMC chain on all team bikes. Despite being one of the lightest chains available, at 228 grams, that gold titanium nitride coating boosts chain life and reliability.
Jens Voigt by the Numbers
Trek wanted to honor fan-favorite and all-around hardman Jens Voigt with a graphic ode to his long and illustrious career. The top tube of his Madone 7 makes note that the most important statistic for the 40 year old racer is that there's only one Jens.
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110 stitches
100 crashes
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Hincapie's Lucky 17 BMC
Big George hasn't put in many miles on his gold and black BMC TeamMachine SLR01, which commemorates his record-breaking 17th Tour de France, but this birthday present from team owner Andy Riis still follows him on a BMC support car.
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Pierre Rolland's Deda Alanera RHM Bar-Stem Combo
While most of Europcar relies on standard Deda stems, Pierre Rolland's Colnago M10 sports this matching carbon-fiber cockpit combo which offers a more compact reach and drop.
Cofidis's American Classic Hubs
American Classic may seem like an unlikely sponsor for such a French team, but these anodized hubs, matched to their fire-engine red Look bikes, grace the squad's AC Carbon Tubular 38 wheetsets.
Michele Scarponi's Blaze Yellow Wilier Zero.7
Scarponi rode his black and yellow Wilier to fourth in the Giro d'Italia, but at the start of Stage 13 to Cap d'Adge the Italian replaced this usual, low-profile climbing wheels with this neon green Fulcrum Racing Speed XLR set.
Andre "The Gorilla" Greipel
The Lotto-Belisol sprinter's headtube art pales in comparison rival Peter Sagan's Tourminator Cannondale, but the more subtle graphic befits Greipel's quieter personality. Of course, his Ridley Noah Fast, with aero tubes, seat mast, and integrated brakes is no understated bike.
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Sammy Sanchez's Gold Medal Orbea Orca
The Basque rider's reign as Olympic champ may soon end, but he brandished his gold bar tape and color-coordinated frame, saddles, and seat collar once again at the Tour. Unfortunately, a crash on Stage 8 sent him home with a severe contusions to his collarbone, a dislocated shoulder, and a broken hand, putting his Olympic hopes in serious doubt.
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I would like to see some of your honey house pic's if you have any. I am looking for idea's as far as set up and how yours look.
I would like to see some of your honey house pic's if you have any. I am looking for idea's as far as set up and how yours look.
Does nobody have pic's or just too ashamed to show them!
Nothing fancy yet, but a work in progress. It is all drywalled and full of supers at the moment.
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Would you like to see a picture of my wifes kitchen ? lol thats where I do my extracting...
Everything happens for a reason. Time heals all wounds - time and a half heals them even faster
Here's a work in progress. 1200sf, cinderblock, 1 garage door, 2 regular passage doors. Previous owners had poured a 6" concrete sloped floor over the existing floor and installed floor drains so they could use it for washing cars down. I jackhammered the overlay out and am in the process of hauling it off. May be able to finish this week. Some knucklehead called the house and told my wife he wants to rent it so I may lose my honey house. I'm trading hives to an electrician for a complete re-wiring job. It has 3-phase, he's gonna put in a big panel so I (or a tenant) can run plenty of juice. I'll drop the 3 floor drains back flush with the existing concrete floor, refinish the bathroom, insulate and drywall. I'm probably going to take the existing garage door out and put a wall back, then put a rollup in back.
That looks nice Coyote, I would have to tell my wife sorry it was not for rent, that is unless we were taking the money and building another honey house with it!
That also looks good Todd. I am wanting pictures and idea's so I can design my honey house in the next few months.


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Konami's treatment of Kojima is "cruel", bad for business", says ex-Square president
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Square Enix games could come to CoreOnline if service succeeds
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Final Fantasy Versus 13: 'Please wait a little longer' says Wada
Final Fantasy Versus 13 is still in development, Square-Enix head Yoichi Wada has reiterated, added that gamers must be patient. However, fresh 25th anniversary concept art suggests that the game may be dropping its 'Final Fantasy 13' moniker.
Wada: Final Fantasy VII remake would kill franchise
Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada won't sign off on a Final Fantasy VII remake until he's sure current games live up to the brand's reputation.
Final Fantasy XI most profitable of series to date
A new expansion for a decade old MMORPG supplanted by one of its own sequels? Absolutely: Final fantasy XI is one of Square Enix's top financial performers.
Square Enix's Luminous designed for RPGs and action RPGs
The gorgeous Luminous Engine Square Enix showed off at E3 is intended to power the next generation of Final Fantasy games, as well as other, action-oriented titles.
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Cosy Room + Pool, Terrace
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גודל120 מטר רבוע
Floor No.0(with elevator)
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|La Selva de Mar, 08019 Barcelona, ספרד
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The cosy room has 2 bedside tables and a large closet and the bathroom has a tub with a shower. Shared areas include the living room (flat-screen TV), the modern kitchen, and the comfy terrace.
By metro, it takes just 15 minutes to reach the Barcelona Zoo, and just 18 to reach the Gothic Quarter. From there it is just steps to the incredible narrow shopping streets of Las Ramblas and the beach and nightclubs of La Barceloneta.
The nearest metro stop is just a 5-minute walk from the apartment. There are bars, restaurants, and a shopping centre in the area and even a club on the beach. The building has a gym, two pools (in the summer), and internet access, and the host can provide 2 paddles.
כללי הביתGuests should treat the apartment as if it were their own home.
Be respectful of the neighbours and keep the noise to a minimum.
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Dolors and Tomas make you feel welcome from the very first moment and help you with anything you need. The room is nice and you can use the kitchen and the big swimming pool. The beach is quite near but in 20 minutes you are right in the centre of Barcelona. So you can enjoy both!
We stayed at Dolor's apartement for the second time and just like the first visit we enjoyed it very much. Everytime I am sorry for not being able to speak Spanish cause she is very welcoming and friendly! The apartement is also very clean, quiet and cosy. I'd always try to stay with her whenever I am in Barcelona.
It was a disappointment. We did not expect to stay in an apartment while the owners also are living there. Which meant that we did not have a room to stay in the evenings unless we only wanted to lay down on our bed. And only because the weather was very good, we could eat outside at the balcony. Otherwise we had to eat... in our bedroom...? Or in the living room were our host was watching tv?
And the snoring in the bedroom just separated by a wall, kept us awake every night.
Nevertheless, the hosts are nice, the bed was comfortable just like the swimming pool.
Very nice neighborhood and the pool and garden with playground are taken care of very well. It was a little hard to find because Wimdu did not provide good instructions. (tip: ask Dolors for the right house number). Nice room and which was neat and clean as well as the bathroom. All a little small but what do you aspect in a major city in an apartment. Besides that, you need to go out and enjoy the wonderful city. All together we had a wonderful time and that Dolors and Thomas don't speak English so well makes the experience better. This is what different cultures is about.
Sorry, there should have been a better clarification that another two people will be living together and will not speak English and there will be no working table, but basically just a bed. The description and pictures are partly misleading. Definitely, Dolors and here husband looks friendly (how else people should looks when there is a language barrier...), but it would have been be truly friendly to make a refund (at least partial) since we didn't use the room *at all*. We were forced to find a hotel for very high price and moved few minutes after arriving to this "cosy" room. That's wasn't a fun at all... especially on the MWC16 time, when all hotels were booked. I have been waiting 1 month before post this feedback in hope that the host might have realize how to behave in a good manners in such situations...
Hey There,
Our (my mum and myself) stay at Dolors'Place was a great possibility to relax and enjoy Barcelona! It's super close to the Beach and Public transport. The apartment is very clean and you feel welcome and home there.
Dolors and her Husband are lovely people, all tough we didn't speak spanish which made conversation quit difficult. But they did the best out of the situation and despite the language barrier we always felt welcome.
I can definitely recommend booking this apartment!
Kind regards,
Our stay in this apartment was an entire aweful experience. They give you the smallest room in the flat with a very small bed for two and the worst news is that they are in the other room and very close by, snoring each night untill the morning!
The Internet connection is very slow, the host does not understand english at all and is not very helpful so basically they only smile at you when your sentence gets more complicated than 5 words.
I would not recommend this room if your plan is being able to have fun with your partner or rest and sleep peacefully at night.
Dolors and Tomas are very sympathic and hospitable hosts. They are always ready to support their guests and to give ideas with regards to city trips.
The flat is in a quite central position 5 minutes to the metro which brings you within 10 minutes to the city center. The pool of the house is awesome!!!
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Cam Thomas
The Chargers finally draft a defensive tackle prospect, trading up and selecting Cam Thomas with the 146th overall selection. To move up, the Chargers sent the 159th pick and an additional 5th round pick in 2011 to the Philadelphia Eagles.
What's your reaction to this pick? Sound off in the comments below!
April 24, 2010at 9:40 AM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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- Jay said... Apr 24, 2010, 9:43:00 AM
Finally. Overview report didnt sound too good though:
"A two year starter for the Tar Heels, Thomas primarily was a run stopper in the Carolina defense. He has a huge body but lacks great quickness, lateral agility and speed. He rarely makes a play out of the tackle box and appears to lack conditioning throughout the contest. He isn't an explosive player but is tough to get movement on when defending the run. He lacks an expanded pass-rush package and only flashes the ability to push the pocket when bull rushing. He is an inconsistent reactor as blocking schemes unfold and needs to improve in this phase of the game. Thomas is clearly a two-down player who could be limited as a nose tackle at the next level, but players with his size and strength are hard to find."
But it's a big need that they filled!
I love this pick. Cam is gonna become a great NT for us.
Seems likewe filled our need. I would love to see Jonathan Dwyer RB @169
I think it would solidify our running game. Maybe a TE but I know they want to get a 3rd string QB.
- Chris said... Apr 24, 2010, 10:31:00 AM
FINALLY! Today has been a great draft day, two really good steals so far with Stuckey and Thomas. IN AJ WE TRUST!
- Jason said... Apr 24, 2010, 11:20:00 AM
Loving the Stuckey/ CThomas picks after a boring first 4 rounds. All the experts seem to think these guys should have gone higher, but the experts have been dead on wrong where just about everyone past #5 should have gone, so we'll see. I'm feeling a LOT better about our draft after today, though.
The Chagers are stupid with this picks. AJ is an idiot
Nice Pick with Thomas! Huge value pick who everyone thought was gonna go in the 2nd to 3rd round! Could have gotten Myron Rolle at safety but I am happy with the Stuckey pick!
I don't get any of this. Why does AJ fall in love with guyssd that only he could love, panic and think somebody else loves them, trade up and overpay for them - Hester, Weddle. They're both ok, but there are 20-30 guys drafted behind them that are having better careers. How may UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS will we have next year? With the way AJ has treated most of these guys - Gates in particular - I can't see them taking much less than they're worth, and the only time the Spanoses have ponied up is for their 3rd down back. Why are we trading away potential depth in draft picks. I am really disappointed in this draft
AJ hand one good draft (maybe tw0) and that was his first year( maybe his second)in SD. His other drafts are just as bad this one. SOme much for his GREAT footbal mind. The needs were on defense and what doe his get - players that will probably will not start in the next two years if they are lucky.
-- Seaon Tick holder Since 1963 (This year is my last).
Aj really disappointed in the way you handeled overall draft. We were sitting pretty at 28, and 40 and you blew it not to mention getting rid a proven Tim Dobbins. So many needs and you schemed you way into overpaying for a few selected maybes. Before draft Pierre Thomas was available. All good NT were still on the board after 28th and 40 rounds quick fucking around old man.
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- Jason said... Apr 24, 2010, 4:04:00 PM
Don't be disappointed Chargers fans, I think this was a good draft...we moved up to get the players we wanted.
Matthews will add a whole new dimesion to Norv's offense, we got a strong inside LB with Butler, and we absolutely STOLE Cam Thomas (remember most draftniks had him early 2nd round). Add to that we got the 3rd-4th best safety in the draft with Stuckey...looking at his highlights, I think he could be a badass.
I was kinda bummed early on, but I think AJ worked his magic in the later rounds... what do you think?
cam thomas played right next to 4 potential first round picks next year by the way. so he may have the manny lawson syndrome, hopefully not. but SF has started turning everything around by not drafting need but drafting who is the best reguardless, the packers do this and the bengals have been doing this as well, and just in the last 3 draft with that philosophy they have really upgraded from where they were. and i can not say i believe this but stuckey is rated the 13th best safety in this draft according to pro football weekly. however i do think that eric berry, earl thomas, chad jones, reshad jones, nate allen, mays, morgan burnett, robert johnson and major wright are all better then stuckey, however he is an upgrade. and the only trade with draft picks that was not terrible was the one with eric weddle, he caught the game winning int his rookie year against the colts in playoffs to advance vs the pats, he also has lead the team in tackles his second year and he is always around the ball not to mention the fact that espn.com has him rated as the #1 fantasy db because of all of his tackles and assists and BP's not to mention they also have him rated the 9th best safety in the whole NFL on the scouting section so considering there are over 60 starting safties in the league and he is 9th at this age, give me abreak and actually go back and watch him run stirde by stride with cro on some of those ints and fumble recoveries.......almost as ridiculous as drafting buster davis instead of anthony gonzalez
You have to look at the bigger picture.
We gave up a #2 to get Mathews. Everyone was pissed off because they wanted a DT and a running back in the #1 and #2 slots. Most were mad that we did not take Cam Thomas in the second. Since we got him in the 5th, you have to see us moving up in the 1st as only losing a 5th round pick. Somehow, we still got our guy. Ask yourself this, would you have given up a 5th round pick to move up in the 1st round? Of course you would. That is the net effect of what just happened. Most people wanted Mathews and Cam as #1/#2 and that is what we got! We got lucky, but it still worked out.
you make a great point with in a way we only lost a 5th this year even though we still lost one last year but my main prob is, that if we can get some of cam thomas ability in the fifth, then we could have used our second rounder which was a great second round pick on someone like a carlos dunlap or a brian price who had 24 1/2 TFL's 10 sacks and hes almost 6'2 and weighs 325 and runs under a 5 flat forty. I enjoy boards like this because everyone has there own way of how they would run the draft. im the kind of person if i was calling the shots i would almost always draft defense and o-line with my first round draft picks and probably a lot of my second rounders unless u know the LT or rivers is right there for you caus most of the time skill players in the first and second round our a 50-50 chance of bust.
So much for football gurus...
Lest we ever forget... The Chargers traded away this last Super Bowl's MVP! I LOVE Phillip Rivers but, we have not won a super bowl with Phillip and the Saints are in firm possession of their Lombardi trophy.
We kept a dinged up LT and traded away a power back like Michael Turner. Hopefully, Mathews is the guy who can get us the 2-3 yards when we need it and... maybe occasionally get a bigger chunk of yardage...
AND... I hope that we have firmed up our defense against the run... It has been embarrassing for the last years to see third rate teams run through our defense like a hot knife through butter.
Alot of you guys sound down after this draft. I for the life of me can't think of why. I would call this AJ's best draft we got the second overall rated RB that we desperately needed and the second/third overall best DT/NT. Do you guys forget we were 13-3 with an 11 games win streak with a busted down old RB and a passive run D, now we've addressed those needs how can we not be headed for Dallas in Feb?
I'm very, very happy with this draft, and this pick was the best of all.
Cam Thomas has the two things you can't coach: he's a competitor and has great specimen value. If he wants to excel in the NFL, professional coaching will turn him into a monster in a few years. He's limited in terms of what he does, but it happens to be the one thing the Chargers don't have. If Thomas lives up to his potential, this defense will be much-improved, either down the stretch this year as he works his way up, or next year maybe.
But the rest of it wasn't bad, either. Mathews will be a beast if he can stay on the field. For what AJ paid, he better be, but they got a decent bargain on the pick, who is as reliable as his health will permit (fingers crossed). Losing Dobbins is okay, as Dobbins, Siler, Burnett and Cooper are all FA next year and they had to trade one. They had to draft his replacement, but they got a good guy. Butler looks like a player. Similarly, it's hard to criticize the Stuckey pick: the guy looks like a starter. Crompton and Epps are fair; we needed a blocking TE who can contribute immediately and a project QB with the physical tools who's not too expensive.
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Look at the statistics and see which state has the highest gun related murder rate...by almost 3 times greater than the closest next state.
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Life's a crap shoot. Sometimes you say crap and sometimes you shoot. Make sure that you don't mess those 2 up!
Goes to show you what happens when only criminals that don't obey laws carry guns.
If the government gets its way, we may join the ranks of the criminals. Can you be an honest criminal if you are only a criminal because the government changed the gun laws to suit their needs!
Answer: No
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But at least ObamaCare is FREE, right???
What do you mean it's not FREE? LOL
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To post a picture of someone aiming at a supposed US military helicopter and inferring that out only hope is to have an armed rebellion right now is completely insane and against the law whether you call it treason, sedition, rebellion, or what ever. There are no troops in the streets infringing upon our rights, or imposing martial law, or any other of the "Sky is falling" BS that has been spread here for years...
I am not saying that IF the government moves to take over with the use of the military that we shouldn't rebel against that. Even the founding fathers supported that and it is the opinion of some that that is the reason for the second ammendment. But to call for it now is just plain Bat Shit Crazy and gives the anti-gunners exactly what they need to prove we are all a bunch of anti-government looney toon red necks just waiting to start killing anyone that gets in our way. Sorry that isn't me and honestly I pray to God that I never have to point a gun at anyone, let alone shoot them, especially in response to an attempt to destroy the country I love.
As far as your generalization comment. It made me smile since every time I post a differing opinion someone rolls out the commie, socialist, liberal, leftist nonsense and makes the gemeralization that that is what I must be. Um, sorry no.
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Its digusting! The Ford S-Max! They must be mad. Cars like the Ferrari 599 GTB or the Golf GTI should have taken the prestigious accolade.
Maybe technically it's classified as a car. From what I can see of it, it looks more crossdresser to me. Thus more proof automobile territory has been invaded by crossdressers. Since there's more of these things than I can count now, shouldn't they be handing out crossdresser of the year awards too now?
We should have S-Max here to teach American crossdressers a trick or two about show stopping style. She can dance and she isn't a big fatazz either so get off her dick already.
I totally agree! Good one!
It is here already.Honda sellls it.It's called the Honda Fit.Slightly smaller,very well built and handles better than a Ferrari under eighty miles per hour.


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Tokina AT-X M35 PRO DX AF 35mm f/2.8 Macro for Canon and Nikon reviewFriday September 07 2012 Lens Review
The Tokina AT-X M35 PRO DX AF 35mm f/2.8 Macro for Canon and Nikon is lightweight and compact. It caters to photographers looking for a lens that can be tasked with performing a number of jobs including portrait photography, detailed close-up shots, in addition to candid and landscape photography. Its image quality is on par with competitors, and it excels at containing unwanted defects like vignetting, chromatic aberration, and distortion. As an added bonus, it's affordable, making it a welcome addition to any Canon or Nikon users' kit of lenses.
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Many adolescents have mental health problems that interfere with their normal development and daily life activities. Some mental health problems are mild, while others are more severe. Some mental health problems last for only short periods of time, while others, potentially, last a lifetime. The National Institute of Mental Health, part of the National Institutes of Health, reports the following:
Research studies have reported that up to about 5 percent of children and up to 15 percent of adolescents in the U.S. suffer from symptoms of depressive disorders.
Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health problems that occur in children and adolescents.
Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, are common among adolescent and young women in the U.S.
It's important to know that help is available. Most adolescents who experience mental health problems can return to normal daily lives, if they receive appropriate treatment.


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In recent weeks there has been a flurry of international activity within Hope's network of 31,000 alumni living in all 50 states and over 80 countries around the world.
The Celtic May Term in Glasgow, the Management May Term in London, the Vienna Summer School in Austria, and both the "Sacred and Profane" Music June Term in England and the Management June Term programs in London have all partnered with the Alumni Association through events, guest lectures and alumni visits.
On June 16, 60 members of the Hope network gathered in London for an evening event combining local alumni, visiting faculty and multiple groups of Hope students studying in the area.
In addition, Hope hosted an event in Shanghai on Friday, June 21 for alumni, current and incoming students and their families, and friends. Over 35 people came out for this first ever alumni gathering in Shanghai. New families were welcomed into the Hope community as the evening affirmed Hope connections and the importance of international education to the mission of the college. A few days later, on Tuesday, June 25, 20 Hope alumni and friends gathered in Seoul, South Korea to celebrate Hope's connections there.
Some tangible examples of these connections include:
As students, faculty, alumni, parents, friends and prospective students gather for meaningful encounters, these intentional connections leave Hope students with rich experiences and a new understanding of the power of an alumni network around the world.


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Nisswa police chief offered one-year severance for resignation
Nisswa police chief Craig Taylor said by phone Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, that the Nisswa City Council offered him a one-year severance in exchange for his resignation, confirming that he was the employee being discussed at a closed council meeting Aug. 14.
Taylor said he denied the offer and expected to be terminated at a scheduled council meeting Wednesday morning, Aug. 21.
Go to pineandlakes.com for more information about that meeting, which occurred after the Lake Country Echo was published.
Taylor said he was suspended Thursday, Aug. 15, during a meeting with Nisswa mayor Brian Lehman and City Attorney Clyde Ahlquist. Taylor said he was offered a year's severance pay and benefits to resign immediately, and was offered the pay with the condition that he not disparage the mayor or council members and that the details of the agreement remain confidential.
He went on to say that when he asked Lehman if there were complaints or allegations against him, he was told there were not. Taylor said that in his entire career he has not had any disciplinary action taken against him or any sustained complaints.
Furthermore, Taylor said he had never received any communication verbally or by email suggesting the council would like him to do anything differently or have the department do anything differently.
Taylor said he had until 4 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20, to accept or reject the offer. He rejected it.
"I gave up a nearly $100,000 severance package because I didn't think it's right that the public be kept in the dark about how the employees are treated in the city of Nisswa," he said.
Taylor also said, "I couldn't live with the shame of collecting money, taxpayer money, to do nothing, and have people wonder, what did he do? Did he quit, did he resign, did he get fired, what dirt do they have on him?"
Taylor said he believed he would be fired at the Wednesday, Aug. 21, council meeting, and that he believed the reason was because he spoke up at the July 17 council meeting regarding hiring a city administrator.
"I can only make the assumption that they're firing me because I spoke out against the (hiring of a) city administrator," Taylor said, later adding, "This is just to get me out of the way."
Contrary to the city's advertisement that the Aug. 21 meeting would be closed, Taylor said the meeting Wednesday morning would be open. Taylor said he contacted the League of Minnesota Cities, and was told that if the city was holding a closed meeting about a member of city personnel, that person should be notified and given the opportunity to keep the meeting open or have it closed.
Taylor said he was not told he was the subject of the council's Aug. 14 closed meeting and was not given the opportunity to choose whether to keep the meeting closed or open.
Taylor said he's been with the department for 17 years.
Following the 8 a.m. meeting Wednesday, Aug. 21, at Ahlquist Law Office in Pequot Lakes, the council's regular monthly meeting was scheduled for 7 p.m. that same day at Nisswa City Hall.


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This is me being creepy on the internet.
I'm going to admit to some of my slightly stalkerish tendencies here.
Whenever I stumble across a new (to me, at least) book blog, I always visit the About Me page first if there is one.
No, I don't look for addresses, pictures of firstborns, or blackmail material. I usually look at the blogger's favorite books (dearsweetjesus, please don't say Twilight/Fallen) and why they started a book blog (on a quest to read books in the Modern Library's 100 Best Novels List? to stay sane? to have a creative outlet?). Knowing the little details, like his or her favorite book is Rebecca by Daphne DuMaurier, makes reading posts a little more personal, like you're communicating with a real person instead of a computer screen.
For me, The About Me page sets the tone for the actual blog. When I read a short bio on a book blogger's About Me page, I can start to tell if they blog with a humorous, completely serious, or warm voice. I get a handle of what the rest of the blog is like.
Since About Me pages fascinate me so much, I wondered how I come across when people read my About Me page (which, I assure you, isn't often). Slightly deranged might be the answer to that, but that's just me. On a serious, however, I did try to sound like myself on my About Me page, including smalls details like my fascination with Ryan's Goslings abs or how much I love The Great Gatsby. Those are just tiny things that don't sum up who I am, but I hope they make people feel like we could be friends in, like, real life.
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Arsène Wenger says Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez is receiving more stick than he deserves following the Anfield club's poor start to the season.
The Merseyside outfit have lost their previous four games, piling the pressure on manager Benitez.
The Reds host Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon before heading to Emirates Stadium for a Carling Cup clash next Wednesday.
Wenger says the criticism the Spaniard has come in for is unfair and believes the intense scrutiny is one of the pressures of managing a big club.
"We are in a job [where if] a big club goes through a difficult period you know that you get more stick than you should," said the Frenchman.
"But we know as well in our job that it is part of it. I feel sorry that he gets that because he doesn't deserve it, but we basically understand within the job, it's part of the rules."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Let me get this straight up front: I didn't go to Woodstock. But I was teaching a "student-initiated course" in pop-music history at Antioch College at the time, and a number of my students announced that they were going to miss a couple of classes because they had tickets to Woodstock that they'd bought through the mail. Although I was their age — or a little younger — I had no desire to join them, and I warned them that the thing would be crawling with cops. I'd lived in New York City a few years earlier, and my memories of the police were still vivid: the casual violence, the disregard of suspects' rights, the corruption, and the policeman who said, "Don't worry about us findin' dope if you don't have any; we've brought our own." The place would be crawling with these guys, I said. Make sure you have bail money.
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The students staggered back several days later than they'd expected, looking awful. I had been completely wrong about the cops, they told me, but that was about the only bright side of it. I'd caught a little of the coverage on television and in the New York Times, but that was mostly facts and figures. The story my students told was reported not from a helicopter passing overhead but from the (muddy) ground. There were way too many people there, they said, and you couldn't see or hear anything. There was no place to camp properly, and the whole thing, as one guy put it, "was like Boy Scout survival camp with dope." The grounds got filthier and filthier; since there was no place to dispose of garbage, it smelled. And when the members of their little group had found each other again and decided to leave, that too was almost impossible because of the mobs coming in. (It didn't help that they'd decided to hitchhike there and back, of course.) "And the worst of it was, we'd spent all this bread for tickets, and they just let everyone in for free. If we'd known that, we could've saved a lot of money."
They quickly forgot about Woodstock; meanwhile, I read a totally different version in Rolling Stone. This account, the result of a reporters' pool the magazine had sent to the festival, didn't ignore the sanitation and the crowd issues, but it played up a hippie-idyll angle my students seemed to have missed. What's more, the reporters had enjoyed backstage access and had gotten to hear the music very well, and they wrote about it with their usual skill. All of this interested me, because in addition to being passionately hopeful that a new world might be ushered in by a new generation of which I was a part, I'd had a couple of my own pieces accepted by Rolling Stone and was hoping to become part of it, too.
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Anthony Butt has some bad news for the bookies heading into tonight's radically changed Interdominion heats.
And the champion Kiwi horseman hopes that news gets a lot worse come the A$750,000 final in Sydney on March 3.
Butt drives Mah Sish, who has been sensationally backed from $100 with some Australian bookies into $5.50 to win the Interdominion.
He has been one of the biggest movers in Inter history after arriving in Australia a bit player and then winning the Ballarat and Hunter Cups as well as running second in the Victoria Cup.
Tonight he contests the weakest of the five heats to be run over just two hours in four cities.
And Butt says victory tonight will earn him even more respect for the final and make the bookies sweat even more.
"He is spot on for this week and, to be honest, I expect to lead and win," said Butt matter-of-factly.
"In saying that, I'll have a plan B and C but I don't think I'll need them."
Mah Sish has blossomed as many other big names in the series have come across the problems often brought on by the rigours of Grand Circuit racing.
"He has gone ahead at the right time and I wouldn't want to be driving anything else for the final," said Butt.
The stunning two hours of Inter action kicks off with an intriguing heat at Alexandra Park which has only three starters but all are bona fide superstars.
While Terror To Love deserves favouritism he does face the prospect of settling third in a tactical race and it is easy to make a case for both Gold Ace and Sir Lincoln.
The race could come down to the battle for the lead and how fast the last 800m zings by, which is guaranteed to be lightning.
Talking of tactics, Lance Justice has signalled a radical change of his with $3.5 million pacer Smoken Up in tonight's heat at Melton.
The 10-year-old is the iron horse of pacing but has drawn the inside of the second line tonight and trainer-driver Justice says he may drive him with a sit. "He had a setback 10 days ago and is getting better all the time but I think this being a heat I have to approach it differently," said Justice.
"Sure, I want to win but the first job is to run in three and qualify for the final and I think sitting in the trail behind the likely leader I can do that.
"I have only trailed with him once before and that was when he ran third to Blacks A Fake in the Inter Final one year. I am not saying he can't win and tactics can always change but that is what I am thinking at the moment.
"And if we don't run in three I am pretty sure he will get the wild card invite."
That sort of talk will have punters flocking to Caribbean Blaster in the Melton heat, one of five run across four cities in two hours under the new Interdom format.
Tonight's Melton meeting also sees the return of champion trotter I Can Doosit after soreness issues.
He meets most of Australia's best trotters in the Cochrane Cup but is still a dominant favourite, while his stablemate Smolda takes on local star Restrepo in a qualifier for the Chariots Of Fire.
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*The rejigged Interdominions sees five heats crammed into two hours around Australasia tonight.
*That starts with an intriguing three-horse race at Alexandra Park.
*Mah Sish has been the plunge horse in the Interdom.
*Champion trotter I Can Doosit also returns at Melton tonight.


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More names have come out from yesterday's nationwide Clear Channel cutbacks:
At Classic Hits WJMK/Chicago, Eddie (Volkman) and Jobo (Joe Bohannon) have exited mornings.
Clear Channel-Panama City welcomes programming vet Gary Nolan as its new OM for the cluster. Nolan will also handle PD/afternoon duties at Country WPAP. Nolan, who begins his new gig on December 20, joins from CC's Binghamton cluster. "Gary Nolan is the perfect choice to take our already successful Panama City franchise to new levels. He has programmed some of the most successful AC stations in the country," said Jackie Rinker, VP/Market Manager, Clear Channel-Panama City. "His experience in large markets makes him an ideal partner for our already well-known on-air personalities, Dr. Shane and Tom on 92.5 WPAP and Logan Kelley on Sunny 98.5."
Andy Green joins Active Rock WRIF/Detroit as APD/MD, replacing Suzy Cole, who recently left The 'RIF for a position in L.A. with Beats By Dre. Green was previously at Active Rock WGRD/Grand Rapids. His first day in the Motor City will be December 17.
Onondaga County, NY has proclaimed today (Friday, December 7, 2012) as Mimi Griswold Day. Griswold, VP of Programming of Galaxy Communications, is retiring this month after twenty years with the company. The proclamation was read at Griswolds retirement party at Galaxy Communications headquarters.
Journal Communications has announced a deal with its lenders, altering its credit for up to $350 million in loans and giving the company more flexibility.
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Tickets: Friday day pass, $30; Saturday day pass, $65; two-day pass, $75, at BIR Box Office, Cub Foods-Brainerd and Baxter, Pequot Lakes Supervalu. Ticket prices will increase at the door.
Camping: $25 per person. Campers must have a two-day concert pass. Camping opens at 5 p.m. Thursday, June 27.
VIP ticket: $175.
Parking (cash only at the gate): day parking, $10; camping vehicle, $10; extra large vehicle (40 feet or longer), $20.
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Palm Desert football team fights looming suspensions
PALM DESERT, Calif. - The Palm Desert football team earned their first win of the season last Friday, but it came at a cost. The Aztecs got into a benches-clearing brawl with San Bernardino with less than five minutes left in the game. Palm Desert led the game 45-6 and there was a running clock.
A late hit from San Bernardino led to several other shoves in front of the Palm Desert bench. After being shoved to the ground, a Palm Desert player threw a punch, and that escalated into the benches clearing. The biggest cause of concern for the Palm Desert coaches and players stemmed from one Aztec getting separated from the group where he was surrounded by several San Bernardino players. Lew Piper has a son on the team and he videotaped the entire altercation. "It was just a brutal attack on him, there were at least a dozen guys out there, had him on the ground without his helmet, going after him," said Piper. "There''s no room for that in prep athletics."
Officials called the game early, awarding Palm Desert the win. To ensure the team's safety, a bus came onto the field, then got a police escort to the freeway. Despite earning the win, Palm Desert could lose many of their players to suspension.
"Well anytime you leave the sideline when there's a fight, then you're suspended from the next game, and you can't bring up JV's to replace those kids," said Palm Desert athletic director Darol Salazar. The rule is enforced by the governing body of high school athletics in the state, the California Interscholastic Federation. They released this statement:
"The CIF Southern Section is extremely disappointed by the actions of those involved in the altercation between San Bernardino and Palm Desert High Schools during their football game last Friday night.
Actions like what occurred during this game are directly contrary to our organization's belief in Pursuing Victory with Honor.
The CIF Southern Section, as it does with all situations like this, has requested that the two schools involved in this unfortunate incident work with the CIF Southern Section Area Liaison of Officials to gather information and report all appropriate disciplinary action to the section office as soon as possible."
San Bernardino's athletic director did not return our phone call. Salazar believes the CIF should give Palm Desert some leeway on the sideline rule.
"I understand that's the letter of the rule, that's the way it's supposed to be, but I think sometimes common sense has to come into play, and hopefully that will happen," said Salazar.
Any suspensions the CIF decides to hand out comes at a terrible time for the Aztecs. They begin Desert Valley League play on Friday against Cathedral City. If the suspensions are severe enough, they could even be forced to forfeit the game.


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Last time I checked, this is not what Jesus would do. Or any decent human being for that matter. But Pastor Terry Jones is the kind of guy who burns Qu'rans for fun, so we probably shouldn't be surprised that he made a life-sized Barack Obama effigy and hung it outside of his church, The Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida. Pastor Jones, you might wanna revisit that good ol' New Testament sometime soon. You seem to have missed the heavy emphasis on "love," along with a few other points.
Obama's recent endorsement of gay marriage has prompted a number of responses and tons of criticism, but this is a special kind of critique because it involves a rope and a gallows. Please note the baby doll in effigy Obama's hand– Pastor Jones says the doll represents the President's favorable attitude towards abortion. Um. Ok.
In his other hand, the stuffed Obama likeness carries a Pride flag. Behind it is a trailer that reads, "Obama Is Killing America." As you know, all very important and scientifically-proven facts are usually written on trailers. So that's how you know Pastor Jones is right.
What are your other thoughts on this demonstration of free speech? Is this what the First Amendment is for? President Obama's pastor (Rev. Jeremiah Wright) was all over the news back during Obama's first presidential campaign (and recently, as well) for certain political remarks. Do religious leaders step out-of-bounds when they start talking politics? Or is it part of their job?
And maybe you guys can help me work through something. Last time I checked, rope + black man's neck = lynching. But what happens when the black man is the President? Lots of political figures have been made into effigies and "hung" (which is sad, I think). Is it any different because it's Obama, and because of this country's atrocious history of lynching black men? Or is this "merely" a political statement, divorced from race (if that's possible)?0


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Crackpot ASOIAF Theories SPOILERS quote: That's badass! It really was. The first time I heard it I wasn't for sure. Thought maybe I was losing my mind from watching too many GoT episodes on rerun. But by the 2nd time I was like "that's fricking awesome". Hah.
Found this on the sixth page. SMDH
Jon's heritage will be revealed through Bran's green dreams i thin
I thought the same thing at first, but then how could Jon validate that to get others to defend his claim. They are going to need come shred of hard proof.
Aegon the conqueror had no claim to the throne. Robert baratheon had no REAL claim to the throne.
I agree that Bloodraven is the tree training Bran but I do not believe it is established that it is for evil purposes. I think it is a more a passing of the torch in connection with Bran's relationship with Jon and his genealogical lineage (a Targ on the throne.) I don't even know if the Throne is Bloodravens' greatest interest at this point however, it might even be the fact that Winter is Coming - ie, Others gaining strength and a great battle coming.
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