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Collecting one flying storm egg, please
Collecting one flying storm egg, please
Pearl's Perap is confirmed for a Flying Storm Egg to be hatched on Monday, December 15.
Pearls Perap: I've always been a little confused as to how something this big can fit into such a small egg but, whatever the case, I think you're going to have to get your new little boy here out into the open so he can stretch his... leaves...
Off to the adoption centre we go~
Picking up a Rock Core egg, please.
I'd like to pick up a Water Glacier egg, please.
Tyranidos is confirmed for a Rock Core Egg to be hatched on Monday, December 22.
Rakurai is confirmed for a Water Glacier Egg to be hatched on Tuesday, December 23.
Woo, hatching my Rock Core Egg, please.
Tyranidos: You'll never get lost out in the wilderness with this little guy on your team. Congrats.
Last edited by Tyranidos; 23rd December 2008 at 7:26 PM.
Hatching my Water Glacier egg.
Tyranidos: You've just hatched an egg. You can't pick up another one for two weeks.
Rakurai: This little gal of yours looks ready to take a chunk out of anyone who messes with her new trainer. Enjoy ^-^
Poke Balls.
Not the sort of water type I was looking for, but fortunately, someone else is interested in her.
Collecting a flying storm egg, please and thank ye ;D
Alrighty, it's been slightly more than two weeks, so now I'll try my luck with a Dragon Mystery Egg, please.
Pearl's Perap is confirmed for a Flying Storm Egg to be hatched on Monday, January 5.
Arc_Angel is confirmed for an Enigma Egg to be hatched on Monday, January 5.
Tyranidos: You last hatched on Monday, December 22. Two weeks from that date is Monday, January 5. This coming Monday you're due to pick up an egg.
I've just updated this post, so I'll be sure to keep it updated from this point on. I'll be updating it as each egg is hatched, so if anyone is unsure of when they're next due for an egg, this will tell you. Also, when picking up, please quote your date if you're on the list. Only those who have picked up recently are on it, but as more members start collecting eggs the list will grow.
Pearl's Perap: You new female looks up at you with a big smile, jumps into your arms, and rubs her little cheek against yours. Aww, how cute ^-^.
Nicknaming her Jenny and putting her in this pokéball (9/10)
o_O for some reason I thought the rule was 2 weeks after the collection of an egg, not hatching.
Anyways, picking up a Dragon Mystery Egg (finally).
Arc_Angel: The shell of your enigma egg cracks and falls away from the little male inside, who looks up at you and blinks before you giving you a great big smile.
Pokeball (No.4 of 5 used)


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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - July 28, 1919, Ada, Oklahoma Congress IsPreparing toDoleOut to the Indians aFewDollars of Their Own Money—An Election WillBe OnHandSext Year, You KnowWbe a Ctoenmg i^etus ^I BIGRETURNS VOLUME XVI. NUMBER IIT ADA, OKLAHOMA, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1919 TWO CENTS THE COPY White and Black Engaged in Race War in Chicago; 2 Killed 50 Hurt THOI' (MUE (ffAUTKD AT HATH I Mi SKACH USI® HY HOTH H A"l> WHITK BUC PEOPLE. Hr © o o © o © o © o © o © © © © © © © © © © the A**oci»ted Pre** a © © © © © ©G Q © © © C © CHICAGO. July 18.- Trouble between whites and negroes was renewed in Chicago's black belt today when a negro fired several shots ar a wagon load of workmen being taken to a south side factory. A dozen negroes rushed to his assistance when the crowd attempted to disarm the attacker. Police quelled the disturbance and reported no one injured Casualties resulting from yesterday's disturbance at Twenty-Ninth Street Beach was two negroes dead, fifty or more whites, including four policemen, in-, jured. Charles Eoans Hughes For League of Nations But Suggests Changes © © © © © , © Kj 0 o o 0 © v © © By th# Associated Press WASHINGTON. July 28. Charles Evans Hughes, in an opinion ex-pres ed in a letter today to Senator Frederick Hale, of Maine, declared that there was evident need for a league of nations, but suggested many reservations, the principal one being that whenever two years notice shall have been served by any league member, the power giving the notice shall ceases to be a member but will still remain liable for any debt or obligation theretofore incurred. Hughes suggested that article twenty-one of the covenant be interpreted that the United States does not delinquish its traditional attitude toward purely American questions, and, that it is not required to submit its policies to the league or any of its agencies. He characterized article ten. with the guaranty to preserve against external aggression the integrity of all league members, as a trouble brevier and not a peace maker. i By the Associated Presa LONDON. July 28.—An American loan of a hundred million dollars has been obtained by Martin Nor-degg, representing the Deutsche Bank of Berlin, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch I rom Berlin. It was, said that ten per cent of the loan would be deposited in to reign bonds to the German Bank's credit. THIS HILL INCREASES NUMBER ARMY" OFFICERS By New*' Sih4cii»! Senile* WASHINGTON. July 28.—Without record the senate today passed and sent to the house an administration bill authorizing an increase from ninety-live hundred to eighteen thousand in number of commissioned officers to be retained in the army this year. a © © © O CC 0 o © © © © © CHICAGO, July 27 Two men lost their lives and more than fifty were wounded in race rioting this evening on the Lake Michigan bathing beach near the heart of the colored section of Chicago. Scores et arrests were made by police who restored order after battling more than two hours. The trouble started at a beach used by both whites and negroes. A negro struck a white man with a rock. knocking him into the water. When he sank and did not come up white men pursued the negro. In a few minutes rioting became general up and down the beach for more than a mite. Patrolman Kills Negro. One negro was shot to death b> a patrolman. Fire arms began to pop and crowds of screaming men and women rushed from the beach toward the city. Many were attacked as they fled. As fast as police would rush to stop a battle between negroes and whites at one part of the beach, fighting would break ou» at another point. The police were unable to give complete figures covering the casualties. It was estimated titty had been wounded. More than five thousand whites and negroes were at the beach when the trouble started and the greater part of the number were involved before order was restored. White Girl Wounded. Among the wounded was a white girl, who wore a bathing suit. She started to run when the trouble started but was wounded by a shot as she fled. Two white men in bathing suits Were also wounded and taken to hospitals. A number ot wounded negroes were carried away by their friends and some were re ported dying in their homes. After the beach had been cleared the bathers moved toward the thickly settled tenement district where both whites and negroes live and where there have been frequent race clashes. Extra details of police were thrown out to prevent threatened trouble in the district. While the fighting was promiscuous on south State street in the new district which extends about five miles along the thoroughfare, another riot occurred at the Twenty-ninth street beach. Two negroes were reported to have been drowned after being struck by missies White men were frequently attacked on State street, the police said. The Saturday Night and Sunday Services at The Tabernacle Greatest Yet HOUSE TO ADJOURN AUGUST 2ND TO SHI*T. DTH ^ a 0 © OO © CO OO © By the Ai»*<»ei*ted Pres* WASHINGTON. July 28.—Without a record vote the house today adopted a resolution providing a recess from August second to September ninth. During this time the senate is expected to be continuously busy on the peace treaty. 2 Pavement Pickups © VOD SUM ADA TEAM PLAYED HEST HALL OF THE SEASON AND SHIT THE VISITORS OUT. Si DUE « TO O. O Judas was a gentleman and a O O saint as compared with some © © of you church officers who © C wouid sell Christ for a place at © V the card table, before the foot- © © lights or in the arms of some O C libertine at the dance." O Hand practice will be held at the Office of the county clerk. Milton Garner, tonight* Examinations are being beld at © © the Normal today, tomorrow and © C ' © © © CC? Q © C ©OOO Wednesday for state certificates. --------- The same examinations are being Sat unlay Night Hermon. ^old in all the cotint ies in East A good crowd gathered at the j Central district. tabernacle for the Saturday night - mooting. After a stirring service Work has commenced in earnest of song and praise conducted by j on t|jtl eleven new business build-Prof. Ramsay, the evangelist sang a I jDgg on West Main street. The I. . . . . * . f* . a I «a I i, VHI* •% % Ik M I •« ll t I f I A I i I AND WE THANK YOU, TOO, "DOCTOR" July 26, 1919. Hon Marvin Brown, * Ada Evening News, City. My Dear Mr. Brown: Except by word of mouth I have never given expression to my appreciation of the splendid paper you are giving us. However, it has been my good pleasure to speak in Chapel to the 950 students and teachers of the Normal and commend the serviceable work you are doing. At this time I want to speak in print and tell you that your paper is doing a great work in general for Ada and Pontotoc County and the southeastern part of Oklahoma. But especially do I appreciate the continued, hearty support the paper is giving the Normal School and particularly the very satisfactory way in which you have "covered" the Normal activities this summer. In many respects this has been the greatest term in the history of the school and the Ada Evening News has played no small part in making it so. "I thank you." Most sincerely, yours, J. M. GORDON, President East Central State Normal. DR. J. M. GORDON AMERICAN RANCHMAN FAYS MEXICAN BANDITS RANSOM By the A*woei*ted Pre** WASHINGTON, July 28.—Acting on the advice of the Mexican government, John West Thompson, American ranchman living near Mexico City, has paid fifteen thousand pesos demanded by bandits for his fourteen year old sbn's return. the state department was advised today. Mexican authorities said they feared that the bandits would murder the boy. Ada took the game ft cm Atoka yesteida> afternoon at the local grounds without the least difficulty. The local men played the best ball seen here this season, and only one error was made by the home team. This was in the 9th inning and the game was ended without this error costing anything A great feature of the game was the fielding of the Ada men, more especially Baul Young. Time after time he stopped fast balls coming toward third base and ended the runners at first. Another feature of the game was the batting of the locals. Ada got 9 hits and Jesse only gave up 4 hits. Th* batteries for Ada were: Jesse and McDaniel; for Atoka. Perkins, Blankenship and Moore. Perkins relieved Blankenship in the 6th inning. Coleman was umpire. The manager of the Atoka team stated-las! night that they had found no pitcher this summer that they could hit so little as they could Jesse. He gave it as his opinion that Ada now has the strongest amateur team in Oklahoma. The box score of the game not having been turned in at the hour of going to press it cannot be run before tomorrow. Another New Brick Business Block for Main beautiful solo 'Lord, Is It I mini bet entitled | foundation for several of the build-! and took thesi OO OO O© © OO OOOOO-00 © % O © ©HANNING'S t REED. © © © To live content with small © © means: To seek elegance ra- © © thor than luxury and refine- © © ment rather than fashion: To © © be worthy, not respectable, C? I rel- or Annus Brown ann .na ».,«• The chairmen of lire several com- O wealthy not rich: g Judas arrested yesterday at Lawrence on minces in charge of the Confeder- O To study Jard. I lf lie the charge of lighting. They made ate Veterans reunion which meets,© 1>. tiill pinil. . act J. Lord. Is It I? Jim! look the*' lings is completed and the brick is nnillllTTrrfl nil OU Oil "—rrr its ^committees boot ob CONFEDERATE REUNION asked this question? He was not . it U.1UIIU considered a bad fellow and yet : **«*"// 1 >«*•» . * " Christ was post.Ire in the mate- IM** >• almost ....possible for a men. that he had better never have man to enjoy himself any more In been born. It were better for some th** old time diversion of chipping of you had you never been born bis wife. A negro by the name some of you considered good fel- of Aloins Brown and his wife were lows by your neighbors, was a man of good standing. of good standing It tie the cnarge OI naming. me* mime ate *.«*.- To listen to stars and birds, © lived in Ada today many would call bond this morning and were releas- in Ada from August 24 .». met a ^ bah(is >nd sag6B wj|h oppn Q him the most charitable man in od. a luncheon at the Harris Hotel to heart* © the confines of the city. He! - day to perfect their-organization ^ To ' bear all cheerfully; do© frowned down on extravagance and That the people of Ada are in and get ready for the great con- j ^ _ ^ bravely, await occasion, © frowned down on extravagance and That the people of Ada are in and get ready prodigality and would have made a favor of the great revival meeting vention. good treasurer for most any o! now being held in this city is The work of entertaining and © hurry never: your churches. He was demotist ra tive in his affection for Christ and was tile only man on record who kissed hun in public. Some of you I © In a word, to let the spirit shown by the very liberal manner looking after tho State "Veterans. ^ unbidding and unconscious, © in which they are contributing to their sons and daughters when they ^ Rrow Up through the common the current expense account of tho come here in August is now well un © © _____... ________ ____ _ w That is to be my Symphony. © . I1 mooting. The offering at the three der way and there is no doubt but ^ q would bet ray the Son ot God with sorvicos held yesterday amounted that this will be one of the greatest ^ © OO © © © OO OO CO © © C a . . ... . " to $243.04. The total contributed conventions ever held in our city. I ____ But ll* was a deceitful man. ^ $791.48. The names of the committees are mere are men and women in this I given below. They are to select preacher at*the sacred altar of the An automobile and a truck bo- those who will assist them church and cuss' him at the din-1 longing to the United Staten mill- Reception-^rs. J P McKinley, ner table at home and thus damn tary service were in the city this Mrs. Tom Hope and Mrs. C. V. the souls of their children. This morning. They are on a surveying Cowing. man was a hypocrite and pretend- expedition extending to California. Entertainment—Mrs. W. C. Dun- ed to be what he was not. Some They were in Ada two years ago can and C. E. Cunning. of you live one way on Sundays but on account of cold weather Decoration—'Miss Reba Shelton and ten variant and contradictory could not continue their work at j and Mrs. T. B. Blake, Jr. ways during the week. This man that time. From here they went to I Finance—--Mrs. R. F. King and J. One Auto Company Abandons Profit Sharing Scheme was covetous aud sold his Lord for Byars today, the price of a Greek slave. Now a- - VV. Davis. BIG CHILDREN'S CHORUS FOR TOMORROW NIGHT The feature of the tabernacle service tomorrow night will be the big children's chorus to be staged by Mr. Ramsay, of the Ham-Ramsay Co. Saturday night Mr. Ramsay predicted that there will be ten thousand people at the tabernacle to witness the magnificent spectacle. Ramsay says. "This will be the biggest thing ever staged in this part of the country. In fact this is the biggest thing that was ever staged, and I am the only man that can do it." (Applause.) An immense cross, elaborately lighted with blood red lights, has been reared in the center of the cho:r platform which together with other electrical effects will make the scene Tuesday sight one of the most spectacular ever seen in a religious service in this part of the country. It is expected that the attendance at this service will very nearly come up to Mf. Ramsay's expectations. price days we do not count covetousness much of a sin, but the Bible calls it j idolatry. It is the sin that is mak-' ing some of your church officers cut j this revival and fight the Lord and his messengers. There are car loads i of men in this city who have sold Ada Playhouses III AZARIAN SOV I KT TROOPS HAVE BEEN DEFEATED By the A**oci*t*d ****** VIENNA, July 28.—Hungarian soviet troops have been thrown back in disorder across the Theiss river by Rumanian troops at Szolnok and other points according to reports received today. July 24th the Hungarian advance was declared stopped by Rumanians. WEATHER FORECAST. Tuesday unsettled weather, probably scattered thunder showers; cooler in east portion of Oklahoma, says ihe weather prophet of tomorrow. , W. I}. Ebey has just taken out a building permit to erect two ele-i gant bric« business houses on East I Main St., on lots 22 and 23 in I block 93, the same to be 25x80 feet each. Mr. Ebey was interviewed by a reporter this morning, after it was discovered that the building permit had been issued, and he stated that he was going to erect buildings modern in every respect and especially would they have fronts as fine as could be found anywhere in the state. It is thought that East Main will be built in solid to he Katy depot before Christman. With the erection of the eleven new buildings on West Main, making the block solid from the Oklahoma State Bank to Stockton, this will extend main street a total length of five blocks, almost solidly filled with business houses. At the Liberty. ..............- j "A Place in the Sun" will be the the Lord for the most insignificant:^ foature at the Liberty Theater price. Judas wanted to get in on j tonight and is one of those thor-the ground floor in the kingdom oughly satisfying reels that ends and expected lo become the secre- wrlj * Viola Dana will be here At the American. Ruth Roland will be seen again riHh HOK, you: J ii aa* na® aoou.j the American. Tile rim hlKh and holy a motive. Act.iwl I number lB ..Thl, Tiger's Trail." e for • brist should prompt von ij.|,ere a Harold Lloyd comedy tary of the treasury "Tell me, what did you join the i church tor? Did you accept Christ just to get your soul saved? You selfish hog, you! Judas had about I as love for Christ should prompt as. well as Judas. Yes, some of you have sold Christ for a plAc*' at the card table, a place before the footlights of the theater or a place In the arms of a libertine at the dance. "There aro business men here tonight who have sold him and it were better for you had you neper been born. Then4 are people here win* have sold Christ for a wicked friend. Judas was a traitor to THE THIRD DIVISION IS ORDERED HOME Tuesday. By the Associated Press TOLEDO, O., July 28.—The pro-j fit-sharing plan put into effect s,y ' months ago by the Willys-Overland ! Company bas been abandoned, bu. I employes who remained at work during the recent labor disorder's I there will share in the first profit I of the company, according to the latest issue of the Overland News, the company's official organ. It la declared that through their R) $pK", demands 5,000 workers forfeited, WASHINGTON. July 28.—Com-their chances of a fifty-fifty ,, . share in the profits and compelled j missioned C ato Sells Saturday ad- 8,000 others to do likewise when vised the Oklahoma delegation that - - - * Secretary Lane has approved the By the Associated Pre** COBLENZ, July 27.—Army head-j quarters yesterday gave permission for five American commercial demanded a fortyfive hour elers to proceed through CoDlenz j Work week instead of a forty-eight bridgehead on business in the in- hour week. terim* of Germany. The third divis- ELECTION COMING ON; INDIANS TO BE PAID called "Hilly Blazes. Esq." These ion of the American army hue been are those comical comedies that ; oideied home fri i . . make yon laugh until you forget urea of Germany. It will beglnen- the weather training for Brest August 5th. The hire Alarm. AUSTRIAN CHACE DELEGATES The lire department was called PROTEST FINANCIAL TERMS to 522 W. 16th street about nine ,h' AmocI.mt1 oclock this morning. The blare, VIENNA. July 28.c-The financial .c nrnveri to he onlv a nile of boxes1 clauses of the peace terms offered friend. Judas wa. a traitor » Proved Ut be o^> .Hey The Au.trU by the allies are being Christ, and some of you church | and otnei iunman in tnt ality. ino. protested both by news- mcmbern are traitors. Some of yon blaze was extinguished and no pat-j _ _nd bv financial circles Both tlcular damage was done. papers and by financial encl s. these quarters go so far as to pre mies and regulations regarding paying the Chickasaws $200 each and spend more money for tobacco and chewing gum than you do for the extension of the kingdom of Christ. Jesus could not have been entrapped (Continued on Page Eight.) Don't forget wnere to get your oil and gas leases, assignments, releases. etc. Ada News office. dict bankruptcy of -Austria within a few weeks unless the financial terms are modified. Two persons were killed and a the Choctaws $140 each, number injured in rioting that con-' Sells is accordingly notifying tinned several days after the walk- Gabe Parker to make the payments. out. It is declared the strike caused —- a company loss that will have to be I PACIFIC FLEET PASSES overcome before a profit can be THROUGH PANAMA CANAL figured. I By the Associated Pre** After an armed guard was main- ABOARD THE U. S. S. NEW tai tied for several weeks, the dis- MEXICO, July 27.—The Pacific pute found its way to the United fleet which passed Successfully States district court. Several rad!- J through the Panama Canal yester-cals were ordered from the city on voyage from Hampton and others given jail sentence*. ■ Virginia, to the coast of Conditions now are virtually nor- the Unjted States sailed tonight mal, the company sa>s. J from panama for San Diego, Cali- : fornia. *, It will pay you to watch the Want Ad columns of the News. Let a Want Ad get It for you. ;
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The national debt just continues to grow — and significant cuts apparently won't be on the way anytime soon.
President Obama's budget, released this week, projects more record federal deficits for the current fiscal year and an overall debt greater than the size of of the total U.S. economy.
It's not a pretty picture.
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We wanted to take the time to say two simple words that mean so much more…from the Peaks of Otter to you….Thank You!
It is through the efforts of this and surrounding communities, guests, and others that have given us the opportunity to remain open Friday, Saturday & Sunday through March 31, 2011. Full operations of the Peaks of Otter Lodge & Restaurant will begin April 1 through November 2011.
By Congressman Robert Hurt
Just days ago in his annual State of the Union address, President Obama said 'the best thing we could do on taxes for all Americans is to simplify the individual tax code'. The President stated he was prepared to work with the Congress in this effort. I couldn't agree more. For a number of years now I have introduced bipartisan legislation, the Tax Code Termination Act, to abolish our current tax code. My legislation, which I recently introduced in this new Congress, can be the impetus for overhauling and simplifying our tax system.
By Senator Mark Warner
I would like to share some very positive news on our continuing efforts to fix what's broken at Arlington National Cemetery.
It was last June when many of us first heard about Arlington's reliance on paper records and maps, and the systemic disorganization and shameful errors that inevitably resulted. I think all of us were especially shocked and appalled to learn about dozens of instances of misplaced or misidentified remains at the cemetery.
In Richmond this week, the House and Senate moved closer to the halfway point of the General Assembly session, and prepared for the unveiling of their competing budget plans. It was the week before Crossover, and temperatures outside varied from the freezing mark to the high sixties in a single week.
By the time Crossover, the midpoint of the legislative session, occurs on February 8, both houses must complete their work on bills submitted by their own members. As a result, floor sessions get longer as the week progresses.
This past Sunday marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of America's 40th president, Ronald Wilson Reagan.
To American conservatives, Reagan is a demigod, a hero beyond question with great achievements that represent everything they still hold dear: cutting taxes, a strong military, and promoting conservative "social values."
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Bridges of Hope lists new board members
Bridges of Hope, a Brainerd-based nonprofit organization, is pleased to welcome Lynda Erickson and Jennifer Perez to the organization's board of Directors.
"Lynda and Jennifer each bring a wealth of knowledge about client service," says Jana Shogren, Bridges of Hope's Executive Director. "Their skills, compassion and innovative thinking will benefit our programs greatly."
Erickson works for Crow Wing County Community Services and helped establish Bridges of Hope in 2002. Erickson has an excellent working knowledge of the systems in place to strengthen families and keep children safe which fits well with Bridges of Hope's strategic priorities.
Perez is a mental health practitioner for Northern Pines Mental Health Center and works with elementary school-aged children. A Bridges of Hope statement said Perez's passion for helping families achieve their goals and her experience working with other community agencies will bring a helpful perspective to Bridges of Hope.
"While recruiting new board members, we look for candidates with a compassionate heart, an understanding of the resources available in our community, and expertise in a variety of professional disciplines to help strengthen the organization," explained Tracy Jeremiason, Bridges of Hope's board chair.
The board positions that Erickson and Perez are filling were left available after terms expired for Pat Sharbonda and Tamra Laska. Bridges officials said Sharbonda played a key role in establishing the organization more than 10 years ago and, after time off the board, recently completed another term. Laska, human resources director for the county, served one term and was integral in assisting the organization through recent growth and the addition of its Common Goods thrift store.
"Tami and Pat will be missed," stated Shogren. "They both care deeply about the mission of the organization and provided great counsel that shaped the programs and processes of the organization."
Bridges of Hope was founded in 2002 with a mission to build bridges of support, anchored in Christ's love, between those in need and the resources that can help. Those who are interested in learning more about the organization, need assistance with a difficult situation, want to volunteer, or would like to make a gift please may call 825-7682 or visit www.bridgesofhopemn.org.


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I'm surprised it cost only 10 million but it does look pretty impressive.
I'm surprised it cost only 10 million but it does look pretty impressive.
"(Shoeless Joe Jackson's fall from grace is one of the real tragedies of baseball. I always thought he was more sinned against than sinning." -- Connie Mack
"I have the ultimate respect for Whitesox fans. They were as miserable as the Cubs and Redsox fans ever were but always had the good decency to keep it to themselves. And when they finally won the World Series, they celebrated without annoying every other fan in the country."--Jim Caple, ESPN (Jan. 12, 2011)
New Centerfield Video Screen Specifications
Dimension: 56.7' high x 201.5' wide
Total Viewing Area: 11,425 sq. ft.
Resolution: 1080 x 3840
Total Pixels: 4,147,200
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Operating System: ANC Sports VisionSOFT
Comparison to MLB Video Screens
Safeco Field, Seattle Mariners: 56.7' x 201.5' - 11,425 sq. ft.
Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City Royals: 105 x 84' - 8,820 sq. ft.
Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia Phillies: 76' x 97' - 7,372 sq. ft.
Minute Maid Park, Houston Astros: 124' x 54' - 6,696 sq. ft.
Comerica Park, Detroit Tigers: 94' x 65' - 6,110 sq. ft.
"Chuckie doesn't take on 2-0. Chuckie's hackin'." - Chuck Carr two days prior to being released by the Milwaukee Brewers
Does the team look better on a bigger screen?
Yes, yes they do. It may be the lighting but anything that helps us accept this team...
Its gonna be AWESOME!!


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Uttaranchal Pre Medical Test (UPMT) 2016
This exam is conducted by Uttaranchal Council of Entrance Examination for admitting aspiring students in medical/dental courses.
The organizer of this examination is Association of Private Medical andDentalColleges.
The applicant must be minimum 17 years of age to write this exam
The applicant must pass their 12th standard with minimum 50% in science stream in case of general category and 40% in case of SC/ST category.
The students who are attending final year examination of 12th standard are eligible to take up this exam.
The applications can be availed either by post or by person in colleges from the month of April.
The cost of application is Rs.1150/- if it is availed through person.
If the application is availed through post then the cost of application is Rs.1250/- which can be remitted in the form of demand draft in favor of Uttaranchal Council off Entrance examination payable at Rishikesh.
The last date for submission of filled application will be on first week of May.
The exam will be held on last week of May in the places like Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Lucknow, Mumbai, Dehradun and Delhi.
The results will be declared in the first week of June.
The medium of instruction will be English.
The questions will be of multiple objective type of question.
The questions will be asked form Physics, chemistry & Biology.
The questions will be generally covered form higher secondary syllabus.


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Steve Hochstadt: Those who have argued for excluding some Americans from full rights, who have urged some Americans to leave because they weren't American enough, who wanted to separate and classify and dominate people, have always been wrong.
"Blacks as Aborigines" Gaffe Draws Ire
Andrea Nill: Alabama state senator Scott Beason (R), who sponsored the state's tough new immigration law, has been caught on tape referring to black customers of a casino as "aborigines."
Black America Still Sees AIDS as a Gay Disease
Irene Monroe: If black America were its own country, standing on its own like Haiti or Nigeria, black Americans would rate 16th with the epidemic in the world. And the epidemic is heavily concentrated in urban enclaves like Detroit, New York, Newark, Washington, D.C and the Deep South.
African-Americans Have Seven Times Greater Chance of Imprisonment
Sherwood Ross: It is far more likely that in the late twentieth century, in contrast to earlier time, patterns of discrimination reflect unconscious biases rather than blatant attempts to oppress African Americans.
Are We Always Going to Be Preoccupied with Racism?
Yet, the long view shows that since this racial system had a beginning, and important changes have taken place, one can venture that it will also have an end. The election of Barack Obama is an encouraging sign.
Living While Black in Cambridge
None of us African-American residents of Cambridge are surprised or shocked by the humiliation and harassment Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., 58, of Harvard University encountered at the hands of Cambridge police.
Award-Winning "Journalism" Targets Obama's Head
Meet one of the "winners" from the Association for Alternative Newsweeklies 2009 awards. The above inflammatory PW cover art is for the AAN award-winning article Hater Nation, an article on an anonymous letter received by the PW threatening Obama's life. (hmmmm, could troll Aaron Proctor be the author of this letter?? he and Joe were […]
US to Boycott UN Racism Forum
A global conference devoted to addressing racism is having trouble attracting an audience. The event, slated to take place in South Africa next week, boasts Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a plenary speaker — and so far, only a handful of leaders have RSVP-ed oui. Others have announced they will not attend: Israel, Canada, some […]
Michelle, Malia, and Sasha Cannot Be the Only Black Women Whose Lives Matter to Us in 2009
So I went to the scene of the crime yesterday afternoon that left a teenage girl dead and a 30-year-old paraplegic arrested for murder. If I'd driven by too fast, I'd have missed the small makeshift memorial of candles and teddy bears that marked the spot where another Black person lost their life to senseless […]
African Americans and the Economic Crisis
Joe Biden was quite out front about it. On the same day the newspapers were trumpeting the news that President Obama had felt a "glimmer of hope" in the economic situation, the Vice-President was telling CNN that we can expect unemployment to increase each month for the rest of the year. Joblessness stands at 8.5% […]
Michelle Obama: The True Image of an African American Woman
For many years, African Americans were perceived as being ignorant creatures incapable of thinking and successfully holding leadership positions and roles. However, African Americans are constantly defying this perception and reaching heights beyond any individual's greatest expectation. For instance, blacks were supposedly incapable of playing the position of quarterback in football—at any level—because they were […]
Color-Blind, Power-Oblivious: Eric Holder and the Whitewashing of Racism
It was all too predictable that Attorney General Eric Holder would be attacked for his recent remarks about race in America. To suggest that the nation is still haunted by the specter of racism is unacceptable it seems, especially since, with the election of President Obama, we have ostensibly entered the "post-racial" era. But, in […]
Republicans Now Led by a Black Man
Michael Steele has been selected to lead the Republican Party. He is the first African-American to chair the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the second African-American to chair either of the two major party's National Committee after Ron Brown, who chaired the Democratic National Committee. Michael Steele was the first black to serve in a […]


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Like Hall & Oates, Lucy and Ricky, and Beavis and Butt-Head, there's just something classic about the combination of pizza and beer.
On a sweltering Texas day, the thought of knocking back a cold one and gorging on my favorite food of all time -- pizza -- was beyond tempting. So a place called Old School Pizza and Suds was calling my name.
The restaurant, inside an old house in Arlington, was the former home of Mi Tierra, a popular Cuban and Puerto Rican restaurant that closed after the owner moved back to Puerto Rico.
Not long after, first-time restaurateurs Kevin Baxter and Jeremy Spann snatched up the location.
That was nearly a year ago. Now, Baxter and Spann -- two former Marines -- are making use of the space and keeping it simple by offering pizza and beer. Seems like a good plan, considering the restaurant's proximity to the University of Texas at Arlington.
They've got the traditional toppings, like pepperoni, sausage, banana peppers, Canadian bacon and so on. You can order a personal size (8-inch) up to a large (16-inch).
Make your own or order from a few selections on the menu ($5.40-$22.67), like the 8-inch buffalo chicken and Alfredo pizzas ($6.63 each).
We tried one pizza with regular crust and the other with thin crust. Both included plenty of chicken and cheese and weren't overly greasy. Of the two crusts, the thin crust was a table favorite -- crispy and thin, but durable enough to hold our toppings without making a mess.
The Maverick ($8.99 for an 8-inch pie), or supreme pizza, had all the good stuff, like pepperoni, sausage, peppers, mushrooms and olives, in a light marinara.
All the ingredients seemed fresh, but the pizzas lacked any real character. I like my pizzas with nonuniform edges, cheese dripping on one side (and not the other), with toppings casually spread throughout. But hey, that's just me.
The calzones and subs are actually better than the pies. The Italian sausage calzone ($7.50) uses the same bread recipe as the pizzas, wrapped around sweet sausage (and other toppings of your choice). It's doughy-soft and filling.
The meatball sub ($7.99) includes meatballs covered in Swiss cheese and a tomato sauce. The bread is crispy on the edges, the sauce and cheese were almost impossible to contain, and the meatballs were juicy and flavorful. Now that's the character I'm talking about.
But the pizza is just one half of the lure of this joint, which is popular with students.
There is a more than decent list of brews you can try while lounging on one of the two patios -- out front or out back.
There's a beer-related special almost every day. On "Texas Tuesday," all Texas beers are on special (either $2 or $3). Chill out with the likes of a Ziegenbock ($2), St. Arnold Lawnmower ($3) and Fireman's #4 ($3). (My beer snob buddy, Mark Stevenson, insists Fireman's #4 is the "best Tejas brew in years.")
Sundays, it has an all-day happy hour; and Thursdays, the manager or bartenders select three beers to put on sale. You get the idea. These guys like beer, and they want you to like beer, too.
I found the food prices to be on the high side, especially compared to other restaurants in the UTA area. (School tuition isn't exactly cheap these days.) But the beer menu and daily specials, not to mention the calzones and subs, are worth a visit.


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Brush Fire Breaks Out In Sunland-TujungaThe two-acre blaze burned in a rugged hillside region.
3-Alarm Fire Guts 99 Cents Only Store In HawthorneOfficials said the building's roof partially collapsed.
Multi-Car Crash In Los Feliz Threatens Business When Vehicle Erupts Into FlamesThe vehicle that caught on fire -- a truck -- was parked and unoccupied at the time of the collision.
Flames Shoot Out Of High-Rise Office Building In Los AngelesOfficials said the fire was put out quickly.
Southern California Firefighters Worry That They're Facing Similar Situations As They Are Up NorthThe command staff of the Orange County Fire Authority watches with a pit in their collective stomach.
Fire At Banning Residence Burns 3 Other Homes, Injures 2 PeopleA Southern California fire has burned four homes and injured two people, including a firefighter.
Brush Fire In Castaic Reportedly Claims 6 Structures, 500 Acres A brush fire in Castaic has engulfed six structures as the flames continue to spread.
Cabin Fire Downgraded To 1448 Acres, 20 Percent ContainedThe fire burned four cabins and caused five minor injuries to firefighters.
Carport Fire In Pomona Destroys Several Garage UnitsThe fire was reported just before 4:40 p.m. outside an apartment complex in the 1600 block of Kingsley Avenue.
6 Firefighters Injured Battling Commercial Fire In El SerenoCrews were called to the scene at 4390 East Valley Boulevard, adjacent to the Metrolink railroad tracks just east of Soto Avenue, and several blocks from the County/USC Medical Center, around 11:30 a.m.
Cost To Battle 17,000-Acre Lake Fire Grows To Estimated $6.9MThe Lake Fire reportedly had grown to 17,405 acres and was 30 percent contained as of 6 a.m. Tuesday.
Lake Fire Continues To Burn As Nearly 2,000 Work Overtime To Put It OutAuthorities said about 1,900 firefighters were working around the clock to battle the blaze.


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text: Authorities have arrested a high school student in connection with a string of bomb threats in the East Buchanan (Mo.) School District. The juvenile's name and age have not been released. But police say he is a student at East Buchanan High School in Gower, about 40 miles north of Kansas City. Authorities the student was responsible for leaving at least some of the notes stating that a bomb was planted at the high school. The threats started Nov. 13 and occurred each school day through Tuesday. Students have missed parts of six days of classes because of the repeated bomb threats.


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Finally, a platform shoe that doesn't seem like it will cause you immense pain. With the platform being 1 inch and the heal being 3 1/2 inches, I think that you could actual walk in these without fighting back tears. As a bonus, they're very cute.


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SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Actelion has launched a topical gel used to treat a kind of skin cancer, the company said.
Actelion announced the launch of Valchlor (mechlorethamine), which the Food and Drug Administration approved in August for treating stage 1A and 1B mycosis fungoides-type cutaneous T-cell lymphoma in patient who have received skin-directed therapy before. Actelion acquired rights to the drug when it merged with Ceptaris Therapeutics. Accredo Specialty Pharmacy distributes the drug in the United States.
"The availability of Valchlor is exciting news for patients and the treatment community," Stanford University School of Medicine professor and director of the school's Multidisciplinary Cutaneous Lymphoma Clinic Youn Kim said in a statement on behalf of Actelion. "Physicians now have the option to treat appropriate MF-CTCL patients with the first formulation of topical mechlorethamine that is FDA-approved based on rigorous clinical evidence to support its use."


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Altria Rises on Favorable Court Decision
Altria (MO ) rises after a federal court rules that the government cannot after past profits of up to $280 billion as part of its racketeering case against the tobacco industry.
Time Warner (TWX ) posted 24 cents, vs. 14 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share on a slight revenue rise. The company expects the 2005 growth rate in adjusted operating income before depreciation and amortization to be in the high-single digits, vs. $9.9 billion in 2004.
Ask Jeeves (ASKJ ) posted 25 cents, vs. 13 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share (GAAP) from continuing operations on sharply higher revenues. The company sees 24 cents first-quarter GAAP earnings per share on $94 million in revenue and 90 cents to $1.05 2005 GAAP earnings per share on $380 million to $395 million in revenue.
Instinet Group (INGP ) posted 4 cents, vs. a penny fourth-quarter earnings per share (pro forma), as lower costs offset a 4.6% revenue decline.
DoubleClick (DCLK ) posted 8 cents, vs. 3 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share (GAAP) on a 14% revenue rise. For the first quarter, the company sees a one-cent loss to 3 cents earnings per share (GAAP) on $70 million to $75 million in revenue.
Sapient (SAPE ) posted 6 cents, vs. 2 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share on a 28% revenue rise. The company says it concluded its internal controls were not effective as of Dec. 31, 2004, expects its auditors will issue adverse opinion on its internal controls.
Icos Corp. (ICOS ) posted a 53-cent fourth-quarter loss, vs. a 54-cent loss despite a 30% revenue drop. The company sees 65 cents to 80 cents first-quarter loss and a 90 cents to $1.20 2005 loss. S&P reiterates strong buy.
Cerner Corp. (CERN ) posted 56 cents, vs. 44 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share on a 9.7% revenue rise. The company sees 41 cents to 42 cents first-quarter earnings per share and raises $2.05 to $2.10 2005 earnings per share forecast to $2.07 to $2.12.
Enzon Pharmaceuticals (ENZN ) posted a one-cent second-quarter loss, vs. 5 cents earnings per share despite a 2.9% revenue rise. The company is to discontinue further development of Pegamotecan, a PEGylated cytotoxic drug of topoisomerase I inhibitor class. S&P maintains hold.
Maxtor Corp. (MXO ) posted a 24-cent fourth-quarter loss, vs. 15 cents earnings per share (GAAP) on a 12% revenue decline. The company expects to reduce U.S. headcount by up to 200 over the course of 2005.
WebMethods (WEBME ) posted 2 cents third-quarter earnings per share (pro forma) on $52.4 million revenue. Results were seen as better than Street estimates. The company sees fourth-quarter revenue of $52 million to $56 million, a 3-cent loss to 3 cents earnings per share, on a pro forma basis. To restate financials for fiscal 2004, first-quarter, and the second-quarter of fiscal 2005.
Cardinal Health (CAH ) posted 63 cents (including a 10-cent charge), vs. 84 cents second-quarter earnings per share from continuing operations as higher selling, general, and administrative costs offset a 13% revenue rise. The company lowers 2005 earnings per share guidance to $3.20 to $3.50 (excluding item and charges). S&P maintains hold.
Deutsche Bank downgrades Goodyear Tire (GT ) to sell from hold.
Prudential upgrades AnnTaylor (ANN ) to overweight from neutral. Yesterday the company posted 3.6% lower January same-store sales and 8.7% higher total sales.
Darden Restaurants (DRI ) posted 4% to 5% higher January same-store sales at Olive Garden, and an 8% to 9% decline at Red Lobster. Legg Mason downgrades to sell from hold.
Immunogen (IMGN ) posted a 5-cent second-quarter loss, vs. a 3-cent loss as higher operating expenses offset a 73% revenue rise.
Hain Celestial (HAIN ) posted 29 cents, vs. 29 cents second-quarter earnings per share as one-time charges offset a 19% sales rise. The company reiterates fiscal 2005 guidance of 92 cents to $1.01 earnings per share on $650 million to $670 million in sales. S&P maintains hold.
Micrel (MCRL ) posted 6 cents, vs. 4 cents fourth-quarter earnings per share on a 2.0% revenue rise. Based on current backlog levels and demand estimates, it thinks 2005 revenues will be roughly flat sequentially, in the $57 million to $61 million range.
Landry's Restaurant (LNY ) says it will purchase Golden Nugget Casino in downtown Las Vegas from Poster Financial Group Inc. for $140 million in cash, assumption of $155 million of Senior Secured Notes due 2011, as well as certain working capital liabilities.
Party City (PCTY ) posted 74 cents, vs. 98 cents second-quarter earnings per share on 5.6% lower same-store sales and 4.5% lower revenue.


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Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/1/2004
Publication Date: 9/1/2004
Citation: Ellis, K.J., Shypailo, R.J. 2004. Lipometer: a potential field method for adiposity assessment in children [abstract]. Obesity Research. (Suppl.)12:A222. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The prevalence of childhood obesity is significantly higher than 10-20 years ago. A number of behavioral, dietary, and/or physical activity interventions have been proposed, many of which may be implemented at the children's schools. A body composition method that is safe, quick, noninvasive, portable and precise is desirable. We have examined the performance of a hand-held, computerized, optical-based device (Lipometer) designed to measure the thickness of the subcutaneous adipose tissue (SAT) layer. SAT measurements at 15 sites over the body, and whole-body DXA measurements were performed in 278 children (128 M, 150 F), ages 3-18 yr, in three ethnic groups (145 white, 75 black, 58 Hispanic). The SAT values for the 15 sites were intra-correlated, different between boys and girls, with minor ethnic differences. Correlations between SAT values and whole-body fat mass and %Fat by DXA were also gender and ethnic dependent, and ranged from 0.3 to 0.9. Although the initial Lipometer estimate of percentage body fat was significantly correlated with %Fat by DXA, the prediction accuracy (+ 5%) was poor. Using the calibration/validation technique (121/151, random split), a pediatric-based Lipometer prediction equation was derived, that had a significant improvement in the correlation (r = 0.91, p < 0.001) and prediction error (+ 2.5%). Using Bland-Altman analysis for %Fat-Lipo vs %Fat-DXA, the bias is + 1% with 95% limits of agreement of + 6%. These preliminary findings suggest that the Lipometer may provide a field method to monitor subcutaneous fat distribution in growing children and to assess a child's adiposity status.


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June 1st, 2010
Military chic
The military trend is nothing new in the fashion stakes. However, modern military is about subtle colours and is all in the detail;
- double breasted buttoning
- khaki
- hats
- fierce footwear
- and tough accessories
For an easy way to adopt this look, team soft tailored khaki trousers with a crisp white shirt and brown belt. A structured top with double breasted detailing will work well with jeans, but be careful with how this detailing sits, as it can draw too much attention to large breasts. Coats on the other hand are easy to combat the military trend. A simple coat with double breasted buttons is chic but simple enough to be worn all year round. Although, this look has a tough edge, it is still a feminine trend. The key is to use accessories to accentuate your curves. A slim waist belt pulled in over an oversized shirt or worn over a khaki jacket will help to retain a womanly feel.
The military chic look also over laps with another of this season's big trends, shorts. Tailored shorts which finish just above the knee are the most flattering shape (not all of us can, or really want to wear hot-pants anymore!). Or, if you prefer a more subtle look, over an all out military coupe, try an A-line skirt in khaki or stone, wear with a simple blouse in the office or a sexy cami for an evening.