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I hope they didn't spend a lot of money to come to that conclusion!
Remember that our Supreme Court of the US has ruled that the police have no duty to protect you as an individual. Their job is to "protect society" in general. Your own personal protection is left to you.
That is all well and good, if you are in a state that allows you to carry the wherewithal to do that.
If you live in a State or City that forbids ownership or carrying of firearms for self defense, or in many cases requires you to be a good victim and run out of your house or jump out of your car and run if they come barging in, well, first, I blame you for still living there, and second, I hope you believe in guardian angels, because when the bad guy(s) come for you or yours, your bare fists become insignificant really fast when confronted by many attackers, or just one with a weapon.
I have learned over the years that I do not trust my government leaders or even the local police/sheriff's departments to protect me or mine, even though I am a cop, or maybe because of that - anyone remember the Katrina disarmings of honest citizens by the police at the command of their leaders? Believe me, there were plenty of Texas Peace Officers throwing objects at their TV Screens when word of that particular piece of fecal matter came across the airwaves, and those words directed at the local authorities and Police Commanders were NOT nice.
And I really do not trust politicians in Washington who surround themselves with armed security while wanting to deny me the right to arm myself for self and family protection.
Fortune Favors the Bold!
As it should be.
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I joined the Police community in 1983....back then it was reactive and not proactive. I don't remember a day where, back in 1983, we were always running 5 to 10 calls down....now it's about 15 to 25 and if your house or car gets burged...come in and make a counter report.
Katrina ought to have made everyone realize you are on your own. Every dept has a policy that when s*** hits the fan you are required to come in...over 50% of New Orleans' PD didn't come in. I believe that will the case everywhere.
Goin through the Rodney King L.A riots years back and hearing police chief Gates say in effect "Your on your own we dont have enough manpower", i made a promise to myself to never be without the means to protect myself. I've had guns for home protection all my adult life but only this past year did i graduate to conceal carry. Mainly because here in Missouri you can get a permit to carry very easy or if you want your allowed to open carry. And katrina for sure showed what can happen when honest citizens are disarmed. Lets say i have seen the light,better late than never..
I disagree with the article. We rely on the police to do what they do. As much as we ever did. Investigate a crime, and arrest the perpetrator. The idea they will come running in time to save your life is just wishful thinking. The difference in society is more people are refusing to be a helpless victim to violent attacks. I don't want to be the dead guy laying there while the officer questions witnesses and writes the facts in his note book.
Shall not be infringed means - shall not be infringed.
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We don't have Police (Peace) Officers anymore. They've been replaced with Law Enforcement Officers. In either case it was never either's place to protect the individual.
"There is a secret pride in every human heart that revolts at tyranny. You may order and drive an individual, but you cannot make him respect you." William Hazlitt (1778 - 1830)
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I didn't like the phrase that writer used in stating that most people are "scared of something," when quantifying why people may have a gun for self defense.
I found the following definition of the word scared on line: thrown into or being in a state of fear, fright, or panic....
My experience is that scared creatures hide in a corner or under an object, run away in blind panic or become completely frozen like a deer in the headlights because they are overwhelmed by fear.
What I see is that people are waking up and becoming knowledgeable that the illusion of safety put forward by the gun grabbers and the media is just that, an illusion.
People who seek a weapon for self defense and a carry permit are concerned for their safety and are taking the responsibility to be their own protector and the protector of their family and friends.
Fortune Favors the Bold!
Seem more are waking up to the truth. Only you can prevent forest fires and only you can protect your self.
Key words here are YOU
I quit reading as soon as I opened the article and the first thing you see is "MORE PEOPLE PACKING HEAT". I find that phrase not only annoying but to be honest offensive. We're not 1920's Chicago Gangsters. We're law abiding citizens who chose to protect ourselves.
Freedom doesn't come free. It is bought and paid for by the lives and blood of our men and women in uniform.
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better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. At least that's the case here in CA.
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A practical guide to trading around the commitments of career and family
Making Money in Forex will help aspiring traders successfully enter this field while maintaining a job. With this book, author Ryan O'Keefe explains his own personal journey to becoming a trader and shows you how to follow a similar path.
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Author's Note.
CHAPTER 1 Exploring the Currency Market.
What Is Forex?
Forex Roots.
Forex Participants.
Forex versus Exchange Markets.
Trade Mechanics.
Order Types.
Margin and Leverage.
Earning Interest.
Selecting a Currency Dealer.
Closing Bell.
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Live Your Life.
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Never Pay Full Price.
Manage Your Risk.
Manage Your Profit.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 3 Reading Price Action.
Understanding Supply and Demand.
Identifying Support and Resistance.
Trading Price Action.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 4 Managing Risk.
Always Use a Stop Order.
Beware of Overtrading.
Reducing Your Transaction Costs.
Stop Thinking about Losses in Pips.
Managing Risk through Position Size.
Manage Risk Consistently.
Be Conservative with Trailing Stops.
Is Losing 70 Percent of Your Trades Bad?
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Closing Bell.
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Common Profit Management Techniques.
That Increase Volatility.
Identifying Profit Targets.
Identifying Profit Targets with Fibonacci Ratios.
Using Trailing Stops.
Automating Profit with Limit Orders.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 6 Bargain Hunting Along the Edge.
Determining Trends.
Identifying a Bargain Day.
Locating a Support and Resistance Zone.
Managing Risk.
Managing Profit.
Example Trades.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 7 Bargain Hunting with Price Action.
Identifying a Bargain Day with Price Action.
Managing Risk.
Managing Profit.
Example Trades.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 8 Bargain Hunting with the Commodities Channel Index.
The Traditional CCI Trade.
The Bargain Hunter's CCI Trade.
Managing Risk.
Managing Profit.
Example Trades.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 9 Bargain Hunting with Fundamental Data.
Why Trade News?
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Which Currency Pair Should You Trade.
Understanding Market Reactions.
Trading a Fundamental Event.
Closing Bell.
CHAPTER 10 Achieving Consistency: Simple Steps Every Trader Can Take.
Stop Searching for the Holy Grail.
Fix Yourself First.
Are You Really Going to Earn 100 Percent a Month?
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Demo Trade Properly.
Closing Bell.
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Sometimes it's fun, sometimes you get your nose broken for sticking your head under the first rope of a boxing match.
Unfortunately for me, you can't tell how far away an object is thru the viewfinder of your camera. In this case, the boxers were on the far side of the ring from me when one was hit hard and stumbled back towards me. My head was under the first rope and his foot hit my camera, which in turn broke my nose. The ring side Doctor gave me a quick once over and then stuffed my nose full of gauze and sent me on my merry way. I finished out the evening's shoot (4 more boxing matches) with a massive headache.
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The streets of Brandon are meaner lately — according to statistics that show the city's crime has grown more violent, even as the number of crimes reported to police dropped.
Statistics Canada identified the trends in its police-reported crime statistics for 2013, which it released on Wednesday.
"I am pleased to see incidents of crime continuing a downward trend," Brandon Police Service Chief Ian Grant said of the overall drop in the number of crimes reported. "Having said this, there is still more work to do in our community to continue to ensure we remain a safe community and even become a safer one."
Manitoba's stats show that the number of police-reported crimes went down by 9.4 per cent to 110,370 last year from 121,815 in 2012. Back in 1998 — the earliest stats available — the number of reported crimes was 131,558 and they peaked at 159,957 in 2004.
Meanwhile, the province's crime rate per 100,000 people is at 8,724.80, which was down 10.47 per cent from 2012 to 2013.
In Brandon, the number of reported crimes fell by 13.5 per cent to 3,748 last year from 4,333 the year before. The rate per 100,000 people dropped by 14.45 per cent to 7,783.85 from 9,098.93.
At the same time, though, the number of cases cleared also dipped. Specifically, it fell by 12.9 per cent to 1,797 last year from 2,063 the year before.
The year with the highest level of resolved cases within the last 16 years was 2002 with 3,558.
The cases cleared by a charge being laid was down by six per cent to 1,356 last year from 1,437 the previous year.
Serious crime is down 35 per cent overall to a rating of 100.34 in 2013, compared to 154.49 in 1998.
But the violent crime severity index for the same period is up 7.8 per cent to 101.10 compared to 93.78 in 1998. And it jumped in 2013 compared to 2012 — up 14 per cent from 88.67 — after scoring a 16-year low in 79.34 in 2011.
"Our non-violent index and overall index is down from 2012," Grant said. "The violent crime index is up, but that is attributable in large part to the number of homicides recorded in 2013, compared to other years, and the weighting system given to this offence."
The city recorded four homicides in 2013.
The force also questioned the manner in which the crime severity index is calculated.
For example, if one incident brings four charges, the CSI calculation counts only the most serious offences, which leads to some offences being under-represented in the calculation.
On a brighter note, fewer accused are winding up in court.
Police charged 981 adults last year, which marked the first time in the last 16 years that fewer than 1,000 adults faced charges.
There was also a spike in the number of youth who were charged. In 2013, there were 382, which is 70 more than the previous year. But last year's number for kids charged is less than half the number charged in 2002, which marked a recent high of 960.
On all of the 2013 measures, Brandon is doing better than the provincial average, but it lagged behind national averages.
In Mountie territory surrounding the city, the crime rate in the Blue Hills RCMP area has soared overall since 2000.
There were 338 reports in 2000, the number of crimes then reached a high of 817 in 2008 before it shrank to 567 in 2013.
Blue Hills RCMP Staff Sgt. Mike Zens said one possible reason for the long-term increase in the number of crimes for his area is computer crime.
Social media has become an easy venue to earn an uttering threats charge, for example, and crooks have proven willing to use the Internet to commit frauds.
"Those are the types of crimes back in 2000 we never saw, or never saw that many of, and now in 2014 those are common occurrences," Zens said.
The overall crime severity index in the Blue Hills area, including the severity of violent crime, has consistently dropped over the last five years.
The crime severity index for 2013 was at 100.34 compared to 137.65 back in 2009, or a 37 per cent reduction. The violent crime severity index went to 136.01 from 177.98 during the same span — a 30.8 per cent dive.
The Dakota Ojibway Police Service — which includes such Westman First Nations as Birdtail Sioux First Nation, Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation, Sandy Bay First Nation, and Sioux Valley Dakota Nation — has seen a slight drop in the number of reports in recent years.
The 3,637 cases logged in 2013 is the lowest figure in a steady decline from a 16-year high of 4,667 recorded in 2010. In 2010, there was also a high in the crime severity index of 864.14, but that fell to 639.46 in 2013.
The DOPS violent crime severity marker jumped dramatically in 2010 to 1,564.84 from 578.03 in 2009, which was more in line with previous years.
But yet again, there has been a slight drop and the rate stood at 1,086.59 last year.
DOPS took over policing the Waywayseecappo First Nation from RCMP in May of this year, so it wouldn't be reflected in the latest figures.
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I have no plans to ever go to a state that will no allow me to defend my self or family!!!!!!!
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Not all NY is bad. There are some beautiful places outside NYC. Please come I look forward to meeting you all. Well most of you, on second thought stay home dont like anybody!!!
I have no plans to ever go to a state that will no allow me to defend my self or family!!!!!!!
I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness,
nor the arrow for its swiftness,
nor the warrior for his glory.
I love only that which they defend.
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I've been to the state a few times and the city on each trip. I for one recommend the trip to everyone. The city (and politics) give the whole state a bad name. The City is fun for a day and then I have to get out. Just sitting down and watching people on the streets is a hoot. Upstate is great and the people I have met over the years are salt of the earth. If you have never seen play on Broadway, then you should go.
Shoot I'm from Kansas, all we have is pump jack riding, cow tipping and golf ball diving for fun. Oh, and Hunting.
It really is a shame the city dominates the rest of the state like this, since if you go upstate the average person is rather disgusted with politicians like this AG. That state just needs to go bankrupt and start all over again. Also, rather than a national CCW permit scheme, we need to actually heed the Constitution. There should be no permits for a fundamental right to be exercised, which means the whole country should be Vermont-style carry. No permits, carry as you will.
I am a Texan--I have close friends who live in upstate NY. I have visited several times and enjoy the area and the good folks living there. But I have not been back to NYC since 1960 when my father sent me to pick up a load that only could be found there. Good Lord willing, I will never have to go back as I am deeding it to the "Bloomburgies".
I gotta get out of hear....even to PA.
Please...work HARDER as MILLIONS on welfare depending on YOU !!
The AG should be more concerned with the police officers arrested for dealing guns then the law abiding citizen carrying.
FARGIN' BASTIGES! I know that I will not be spending any of my money in NY.
War to the knife, knife to the hilt.
There are three kinds of people, sheep, sheepdogs, and wolves. If you don't understand this, you're a sheep.
Are you a turtle?
I live in Texas...i really dont care what New York says...
He's publicly accusing the governments of every other state of knowingly giving firearms permits to convicted criminals. I find that interesting. I wonder if he claims to have any proof for this.Stated simply, it would make the people of my State -- where we have long-held standards intended to keep firearms out of the hands of those who should not have them -- less safe
After reading the whole thing the 'issue' that left an impression on me was "this will undermine the judgements we have made on how we will govern it's citizens".
I thought 'we' governed 'our' goverment?
Just like I won't patronize an stablishment that won't allow concealed carry, I won't patronize New York and NYC. The politician will begin to feel the economic effects of the boycott from gun owners and they will quickly cave. The weight of paying the highest wages to public employees and the unions, will dictate the policy. You can keep Bloomberg, Cuomo and your change, I'll keep my guns and my money.


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ALVA, Okla. – Northwestern warded off Rogers State University for a 69-62 win against the Hillcats in hardwood action in Percefull Fieldhouse on Saturday.
The Rangers, who held their biggest lead of 16 points with 13:36 into the first half, didn't get away easy. Rogers State scored 14 unanswered points to cut the lead to just two at the 10-minute mark.
Northwestern countered with a 13-3 run to pull ahead by 12, but RSU again cut the lead, this time to just a point with 3:23 left.
The Rangers took care of RSU down the stretch, using nine unanswered points of their own to go up by 10 points with 49 seconds left.
Northwestern shot 37 percent and hit 8-of-22 from beyond the arc. They shot well from the free throw line, canning 19-of-23.
Marshall Bell hit a season-high of 31 points, while pouring in six three-pointers and was 9-of-10 from the free throw line. Orren Tims found 19 points, while making a pair of treys and hitting 5-of-6 from three.
Rogers State's John Boyd led the Hillcats with 18 points, while as a team they shot 34 percent.
Northwestern (15-7, 9-5) will be on the road against Oklahoma City University on Thursday, Feb. 3 in Oklahoma City. Game time is set for 8 p.m.
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Woods' every move between now and April will be monitored, and the scrutiny will ratchet up to new maximums once play begins. So here's a question, as the Woods camp plots its strategy for image reconstruction:
Should Tiger's wife, Elin Nordegren, make the trip to Augusta and invite new renditions of Tammy Wynette's Stand By Your Man?
Now then, let's roll out today's game balls for recommended reading, conversation starters and significant fluff that may have developed while you were sleeping.
It turns all the fuss about Brett Favre lobbying LaDainian Tomlinson to join the Vikings was just some text messaging, no face-to-face talk.
While scoring only 44 points and taking a 17-point loss in the NCAA play-in game, Winthrop didn't exactly make the case for expanding the tournament to 96 teams.
Rick Reilly goes with George Karl as the coach gets a radiation treatment, and the Nuggets delivered a victory for his return to the bench last night.
Ernie Kent explains why he didn't take an easy exit at Oregon, and hung around until he was fired yesterday, after 13 seasons as basketball coach.
Didn't think things like this happened in staid Salt Lake City. A former Jazz center has been arrested, after getting caught with baggies of pot stuck between the cheeks of his buttocks.
Anyone who hates what defense did to the NBA's showtime had to love the 152 points Phoenix put on the board last night against Minnesota.
Golf magazine senior editor Mike Walker makes the case that it's way too soon for Tiger Woods to be playing the Masters.
Playing at home, North Carolina struggles to beat William & Mary in the NIT? Time to rehash Lou Holtz's old line about playing there, and having too little William, and too much Mary.
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Boston offers a robust theatre scene, with its own Theatre District just steps away from the Boston Common. Several Broadway shows stop in this city each year for extended stays, including big-name shows like "Jersey Boys" and "Mary Poppins." Blue Man Group has called Boston's Charles Playhouse home for years. A bustling nonprofit theater program, as well as a college dramatic arts scene, are all part of the city of Boston.
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Then there's its college athletics, cemented with four NCAA Division members. They includes Boston College, Boston University, Harvard University, and Northeastern University. The Boston Marathon, an annual 29-mile run from Hokinton to Copley Square, is the world's oldest annual marathon. The list below includes some of Boston's beloved sports teams.
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Additional Resources: Eat at Zagat-rated Boston Restaurants or opt instead for the top 50 picks from Boston Magazine.
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Boston has a little something for everyone. For a serene walk in a park, try Boston Public Garden, or to spend a little money, Quincy Market is a favorite for both tourists and locals (not always an easy feat!).
Art museums, like the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum, host everything from Mayan ceramics to the silverware of Paul Revere.
Boston Common is the starting point to the Freedom Trail, and the long list of historical landmarks and museums only just begins there. Explore the Paul Revere House, see the Bunker Hill monument, and visit the Old North Church along your Boston journey.
Additional Resources: Find a list of Boston attractions, more information about the Boston Common, or check out the Boston Children's Museum.
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Although parking can, at times, be a challenge, driving is a major source of transportation. Just be aware of the city's historic cobblestone streets, which are stunning, but can be difficult for those with SUVs. Car-sharing and vanpools are encouraged. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority — better known as MBTA — provide trains, busses, and subway to lug people across the city; there's also taxis, coach buses, and even a boat option.
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – Chris Leblanc, an incoming freshman skater for the Merrimack men's ice hockey team, was selected in the sixth round by the Ottawa Senators in the 2013 NHL Draft on Sunday at the Prudential Center hosted by the NHL's New Jersey Devils.
Leblanc, a Winthrop, Mass., native, was the 10th selection in sixth round – 161st overall – by the Senators, joining former Merrimack All-American Stephane Da Costa in the Ottawa organization.
"We're excited for Chris and his family and obviously want to congratulate him," head coach Mark Dennehy noted. "I think all parties involved understand that this is the next step. It's amazing how far he's come from Winthrop High School, to the South Shore Kings and now to being an NHL draft pick. We're excited to work with him for this coming season and play whatever role we can in his development as a person, as a student and obviously as a hockey player."
The 6-foot-3, 195-pound right wing was one of nine players with Hockey East ties taken in Sunday's draft, adding to the league's total of 548 drafted student-athletes in the 29-year history of the league, which includes 11 first round choices in the last seven NHL Entry Drafts.
Leblanc, who will turn 20 this September, is coming off a prolific campaign with the South Shore Kings (EJHL). In his final season playing junior hockey, Leblanc partook in 44 games during the regular season, tallying 13 goals and dishing 20 assists for 33 total points, ranking sixth on the team in total offense. The Winthrop, Mass., native also buried seven power play strikes and tallied one game-winner, and added another goal in two playoff games for the Kings.
Leblanc will join a Merrimack squad that brings back all of its top-10 scorers from 2012-13 and will eye a fifth consecutive berth in the Hockey East Tournament this coming season.
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The song "Ballad of a Southern Man" can be found on their album "Firewater" (which I suggest buying) and the East Texas natives have made an amazing video to go along with this song, one that I'm sure will resonate strongly with anyone who watches and I've got it for you right down there, check it out then be sure to see 'em this Friday in Terrell, TX.


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May 25, 2010
Choir headed to Steyr. Scheduled to sing at church for lunch and then concert that night. Due to the sickness those still ill stayed in Vienna until 2:30 and was brought to Styer by DiDi. Concerts were still held.
Just to give everyone an update. There seems to be a wave of sickness that the choir is sharing. Those that have had it, it has affected them all different. Some just upset stomachs, some diarrhea and some both. It seems to be a 24 hour bug. Here is a list of those on the road to recovery: Stephanie Butch, Morgan Cassidy, Adam Lowe, Anna Moxley, Beth Tinsley and Dena Monroe. Those affected today the 26th : Rosa Wilson, Mindy Blume, and Chris Keller. Please be in much prayer for healing.
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A nicely performing, if slightly loud, good value watercooling kit.
Water is wetter, performance is (generally) better... and it can (sometimes) be quieter. Unfortunately the cost of custom cooling loops can run into the hundreds of dollars, and the sheer amount of choice out there can make making an informed decision a tough one. That's what these units are for - entirely self-contained, pre-assembled, and idiot-proof. Notorious in years past for providing worse performance than a stock heatsink, they've taken a turn for the better since the introduction of the Corsair H50, and CoolIT has thrown its hat in the ring with the promise of cheaper water.
Included with the Eco A.L.C. is everything needed to install and mount the unit, and it conveniently boasts pre-applied thermal paste on the copper waterblock to make it even easier. Simply attach the backplate behind the motherboard, whack the waterblock/pump unit onto the processor, and screw it down. Annoyingly the instructions say to get it finger-tight, but the plastic grips are too fiddly for large hands, so we used a screwdriver. After it's attached to the motherboard simply screw the radiator to the rear 120mm fan mount in the case, plug in the pump and fan to a 3-pin fan connector, and fire it up.
Installation only took five minutes, and once fired up there was a slight gurgling noise as the pump got going, but otherwise it remained at a constant 59 decibels - noticeably loud in a case. Thankfully the temperatures are remarkable, and though they weren't as good as the competing Corsair H50, they're still very nice. The Eco even remained stable under our overclocked and overvolted torture test, which pushed the thin radiator to the limit as it vented noticeably hot air.
For a self-enclosed watercooling loop this is definitely one to consider, especially with its low price, though the benefits over traditional heatsinks are still questionable.
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Imagine a glory hole, through the brazen schlorking of which one might plunge into the Tamagotchi dimension. What's on the other end, no man knows. Will your member, digital or otherwise, be licked by a smelly pixel panda? Will it be caressed by a bitmap slime ball? Or will you simply poke a young girl in the eye? Truly, Bandai's latest handheld game — Tuttuki Bako — is the most fun and perverse way you could spend $30 bucks short of paying me to teach you the rules to my favorite blindfolded party game, "What's In Your Mouth?"
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I remember the first time I spotted a patriotic cake on the cover of a magazine. It was beautiful. White icing, row after row of strawberries, and a whole cluster of cute little blueberry "stars." Of course by now that cake has more than made the rounds. It shows up at every 4th of July potluck and everyone has tried their hand at making it.
Well, maybe not me, but that's because I was worried I wouldn't get the stripes straight or the blueberries in the right place.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. – A trio of seniors from the Marist men's lacrosse team have been selected to participate in the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA)/ Laxworld North-South Senior Lacrosse Game. Attack men Connor Rice (Penfield, N.Y.) and Jack Doherty (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) and defenseman Ethan Fox (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.) all earned the honor to compete on the North Team.
Rice, the 2013 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Player of the Year, finished his Marist career with 194 points, tying for fourth on the all-time list. His 98 career assists also put him fourth in Marist history and his 96 career goals place him fifth. He led the Red Foxes in scoring in 2013 with 49 points on 19 goals and a career-high 30 assists, which is good for ninth in Marist's single-season history. His assists and points total also led the entire MAAC.
Doherty joined Rice on the 2013 All-MAAC First Team, scoring a conference-high 33 goals. He topped the 30-goal plateau in each of his three seasons in a Marist uniform. He is also tied for second on the Red Foxes with 12 assists in 2013, giving him 45 points on the season, good for second both on the team and in the MAAC. He scored at least one goal in all 14 games this season, including multiple goals on 11 different occasions.
A team captain this season, Fox was also a member of the 2013 All-MAAC First Team. He led a stingy Marist defense this year, often drawing the challenge of guarding the opponent's top offensive player. He responded by leading the team with 19 caused turnovers while scooping up 38 ground balls, tying for the second on the team.
The 72nd USILA/LaxWorld North-South Games will be played at the Edith Robb Dixon Field on the campus of Cabrini College in Radnor, PA, on Friday May 24, 2013. The Division I/II game will be played at 5:30 p.m., immediately following the Division III game, which will take place at 3 p.m. The Division I/II North team will be coached by Eric Seremet, the Head Men's Lacrosse Coach at the United States Air Force Academy. Seremet is just completing his fifth year as the Air Force Head Coach. The South team will be led by Mike Corrado from Villanova University.
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You and your family are invited to spend a day at Messiah College. Check-in for all preview days is at 8 a.m. in the main lobby of the Eisenhower Campus Center. The opening session will begin at 9 a.m. in Parmer Hall located in the High Center.
Discover for yourself why approximately 2,800 young men and women have chosen Messiah College. Plan now to visit our campus in Grantham, Pa. just ten miles south of Harrisburg, for one of the accepted student preview dates listed.
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Peach and Red Onion Relish with Grilled Pork Chops
This relish is also delicious atop grilled chicken or fish.
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- 1/4 small red onion, very thinly sliced
- 2 ripe peaches (4 1/2 ounces each), quartered and very thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 4 bone-in pork chops (10 to 12 ounces each)
In a small bowl of ice water, soak onion for 10 minutes; drain, blot dry, and return to bowl. Add peaches, honey, lemon juice, and cayenne; season with salt and pepper. Let stand 15 minutes. If storing, cover and refrigerate up to 1 day.
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Heritage Press: Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand (1954)
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Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand (1954)
Sandglass Number IX:18
Artwork: Pen and Brush Drawings that have been Watercolored by Pierre Brissaud
Translated and Introduced by Louis Untermeyer
Heritage Press Reprint of LEC # 240/22th Series V. 8 in 1954
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Front Binding – This feathery design was done through a specifically designed marbled cloth, modeled after the 17th century French style. The Press calls it an unusual material for them. It's on both the front and the back. My first copy did not come with a slipcase, but the second did, and it's a tan color. Both the Heritage and LEC versions of this book were designed by George Macy himself.
I am a nut about Cyrano de Bergerac (which I'll get into below). So, I am beyond pleased to tell you that there are two Limited Editions Club variants of this fine play. This is the second. In 1936 the LEC issued the first, with Sylvain Sauvage rendering Cyrano and his band in his trademark style. The binding is in line with others done by Sauvage at this time. If you would like to know Sauvage better, check out my Zadig post.
As for Pierre Brissaud, the artist recruited for the second edition, he had a decent run for Mr. Macy. He illustrated three Limited Editions Club titles, which are Flaubert's Madame Bovary and Saint-Simon's Memoirs along with Cyrano. He also rendered the Heritage Press' The Story of Manon Lescaut. Manon Lescaut was issued in 1936, but Brissaud had disappeared during the chaos of World War II (as I further explain below), and would not return to the Macy fold until 1950 with Madame Bovary. Cyrano was released in 1954, and Saint-Simon would be his final Macy commission in 1959. He passed away in 1964.
Frontispiece – Right before the title page is this fantastic curtain call illustration by Brissaud, which I think perfectly suits Cyrano. A fine way to start a book! According to the Sandglass, Brissaud was originally commissioned to tackle this project back in 1936, and had done an initial set of illustrations. Alas, those would become unavailable for the Club thanks to World War II making worldwide mail impossible. Brissaud vanished in the turbulence, and the Club hired Sauvage and issued the book with his artwork. When the Club reconnected with Brissaud in 1952, they offered him the chance to print his Cyrano, with the lost art they were unable to use. Brissaud's response was "that in the intervening years he had certainly grown older and possibly wiser, that he certainly ought to make a new set of pictures – which would be better pictures." So he did twenty five brand new illustrations, done with pen and brush, before they were reproduced as gravures with dark brown ink. From there Brissaud watercolored them all and returned them to the Club. Herbert Rau cut each color into a rubber plate, so that the book's reproductions would match up to Brissaud's originals. I'm sure the LEC looks even more exquisite (I've seen it once, but was unable to look inside at the time).
Edmond Rostand, another of the legendary French playwrights (alongside Moliere, of course), did create other dramas beyond Cyrano, but none seemed to resonate the same way as his epic retelling of the eccentric de Bergerac. The George Macy Company didn't feel the need to create books for any of his other works, but being printed in two separate LEC volumes is relatively rare, so kudos to Rostand for that achievement (and having two spectacular artists doing your work justice at that!).
Title Page – Louis Untermeyer was commissioned to do a new translation for the Limited Editions Club's second take on Cyrano, which this Heritage faithfully reprints. Personally, I find it one of the best, if not the best I've read of this production, and I adore this play. Some backstory: before the war, when the Club was initially beginning this edition, Jacques LeClercq was going to be the book's translator. However, the Club felt that LeClercq was not able to quite recapture Cyrano's poetry in English, or as the Sandglass puts it, "he had not made real poems out of the 'set pieces'". With Brissaud unable to get his illustrations out of Europe during the war, the project settled on Brian Hooker's spin on the piece along with Sauvage's art. The first truly was a desperate book in that both the artist and translator were unable to complete their task to Macy's wishes (for drastically different reasons, mind). In the interim, the Club pondered who could translate Cyrano's poetry, and, when Brissaud was found, settled on American poet (and LEC/Heritage Press favorite) Untermeyer. It was his first attempt at translating this work, and he also delivers the Introduction for this edition. He performed the task quite handily, if I may say so.
Page 16 – Christian and Ligniere chat about Roxane, before the performance of Montfleury. De Guiche can be seen talking to Roxane in the balcony. Beautiful The text is Times Roman (the dialogue) and News Gothic (character names), which were composed by Empire Typographers in New York. The Heritage reprint was printed by the Ferris Printing Company on specifically made paper for this edition.
Page 65 – Cyrano and Roxane share a moment after the scene with the poets. I think this is definitive proof of Brissaud being an ideal match for Rostand's classic.
Bonus Pamphlet – Along with a Sandglass, the Heritage Press included a comparison between Cyrano's famous "nose" speech in Act I, and how it has been translated over the years (including LeClercq's unused translation). A rather fascinating document!
Personal Notes – Acquired at a Oakhurst library sale, this was my third Heritage Press book (The Aeneid and Sherlock Holmes preceding it). It's arguably the one that clued me into discovering that there was a particular press making all these exquisite books I was getting. I've become hopelessly devoted to these literary treasures. I consider this one of my absolute favorite books in my collection. As I mentioned, I love this play, and I found Untermeyer's translation very readable and smooth. Having been a part of this dramatic production as De Guiche for my local college, I consider it to be a great way of remembering the good times being in this show. Brissaud's excellent art is a great cherry on top. I'd love to own a LEC of this someday. Wish me luck!
My first copy, which is where these images came from, saw an unfortunate accident strike it. While watering our plants, some water flooded out and hit this and several other of my incomplete books, but luckily I was able to replace it not too far after selling it in. I think this one looks better, and it came with a slipcase, too, so now it's complete!
Here's Django6924's comments about this fine book, as well as some comments on the prior LEC Cyrano:
The designer of the Heritage edition–and of the LEC version with Brissaud's illustrations–was none other than George Macy himself. Again, aside from the binding, the printing for the LEC being done at the Marchbanks Press, and the plates being hand-colored by Walter Fischer, I can see virtually no difference in the pages when I compare my Heritage copy to my LEC copy. Both are wonderful.
The older LEC wasn't as nicely bound, to my taste, anyway, but the reproductions of Sylvain Sauvage's illustrations I've seen make me wish I owned a copy of it as well! I don't know a thing about the translation used for that one–by Brian Hooker–but I bet I'd prefer Untermeyer's.
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There's little doubt that Newark Mayor Cory Booker will be heading to the U.S. Senate this fall, but on Wednesday his candidacy got a major boost: an endorsement from President Obama. The nation's top Democrat said that Booker will be "an important partner" on key issues.
"Cory Booker has dedicated his life to the work of building hope and opportunity in communities where too little of either existed," the president said in a statement released by Booker's campaign. "Whether as a college student working in East Palo Alto or as mayor of New Jersey's largest city, Cory has time and again taken on tough challenges, fought for the middle class and those working to join it, and forged coalitions that create progress — and that's the spirit he'll carry with him to Washington."
Booker will face Republican Steve Lonegan in the special election on Oct. 16 to fill the seat left empty by the death of Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg. He currently leads his opponent by 16 points, according to a Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press poll released Tuesday.
"I am humbled by President Obama's endorsement," Booker said. "If elected this October, I will go to the Senate to advance our shared vision of a nation where opportunity is available to anyone willing to work for it, and to ensure we're investing in the priorities that helped build America's middle class."
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The raise for county employees will be the first one they have received in six years, although they did receive a one-time bonus in 2012.
Aaron Maynard, finance director, anticipates revenues of $40,804,444 for the fiscal year that began July 1 and will end June 30, 2014. However, expenses are estimated at $42,035,715 budget, requiring the county to pull $1,231,271 from its fund balance in order for the budget to balance.
This will leave the fund balance at approximately $2.9 million, Maynard said. We established a minimum fund balance last year of $2 million, and to go below that would require 17 votes of the county commission.
Included in the budget is roughly $1.8 million in anticipated growth money for discretionary spending on needs items the members of the committee felt must be addressed this coming fiscal year.Those items include:
$261,000 for two new Student Resource Officers for the Lebanon Special School District and two new SRO supervisors $500,000 for the 2.5 percent raise for all county employees$320,000 for three new emergency management techs and three new paramedics to staff the new Mt. Juliet fire station$15,000 for the part-time salaries for the Judicial Commission$65,000 for increased tipping fees to Smith County, which is where household garbage is hauled to from the convenience centers throughout the county$150,000 for food and medical supplies for the jail$38,000 for additional personnel in the following offices: a part-time employee in the Clerk & Masters office; a full-time employee in County Clerks office; a part-time employee in the Trustees office.
After paying for these items, the county has roughly $297,000 in anticipated growth money that was not allocated.
The Budget Committee also approved the Wilson County Board of Educations budget of $115 million, which included $416,000 in growth money to cover the amount needed to give certified staff members a 1.5 percent raise.
To balance, the BOE pulled $826,000 allocated for computers and technology upgrades to meet state requirements for Partnership for Assessment Readiness for College and Careers online testing.
In addition, the BOE had to pull $3,480,051 out of its fund balance to fund recurring expenses such as salaries, opening expenses for new schools, workmans compensation and property and casualty insurance, and new teachers for growth.
This will leave the fund balance at approximately $3.6 million, about $300,000 above 3 percent of their operating expenses.
Both budgets will go before the full county commission at its Monday, Aug. 26, meeting at 7 p.m. in the County Courthouse in Lebanon.


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Patriarch John X and Christian Prelates visit Christian Town of Maaloula23. April 2014 - 9:28
Patriarch John X of Antioch visited the Christian Town of Maaloula which has been recaptured by the Syrian government forces after driving rebels and terrorist. Several Christian leaders namely Jean Dionysius Yuhanon Kawaq (Director of the Patriarchal Office of the Syrian Orthodox Church), Patriarch Gregory Laham of Melkhite Greek Catholic Church several Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Islamic leaders joined Patriarch John X on the visit to Maaloula. Syrian army officers and other delegates were also present for the occasion.
Saturday of Lazarus at the Patriarchate of Jerusalem15. April 2014 - 9:04
I. In Bethany - On Saturday, the 30th of March/11th of April 2014, namely the Saturday of Lazarus, the raising of the righteous Lazarus "of the four days", friend of Jesus, was commemorated in Bethany, at the Convent dedicated to Lazarus' sisters, Mary and Martha, and at his tomb.
Belfries to be erected on Bright Week in Moscow on sites of the churches demolished in the 20th century14. April 2014 - 13:58
Throughout Bright week, Paschal (Easter) celebrations will take place in Moscow, organized with participation of the city administration.
Pedestrian areas, central squares and parks will become the main sites for festivities, reports Patriarchia.ru. The Paschal festival will open on the night before Pascha Sunday. Trade fairs will be held till 3 AM, and films dedicated to Pascha will be shown from large screens.
American Getty Museum to return 12th century Byzantine New Testament manuscript to Mt. Athos14. April 2014 - 13:52
The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has announced that it will return the 12th century New Testament manuscript with invaluable miniatures depicting scenes from the Gospel stories to the Athonite Dionysiou Monastery, reports Romfea.
The museum acquired this manuscript—a masterpiece of the Byzantine arts—in 1983 as a part of a larger collection. However, as the museum has informed, recent research conducted by the Greek Ministry for Culture and Sports together with the Getty Museum, indicated that the manuscript had been taken from the monastery unlawfully.
930 more children to become godchildren of the Patriarch of Georgia14. April 2014 - 13:33
The 35th mass baptism is to take place after the Easter celebrations, reports Blagovest-info with the reference to Georgianpress.ru.
As the Lazarus foundation has explained, 930 more children will become new godchildren of the Georgian Patriarch. The application period for those parents who have children to baptize has closed; however, the specific date of baptism has not yet been fixed.
Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia Ilia II has 19,744 godchildren. They are the children born third and afterward of couples married in the church.
Russian Foundation to deliver Holy Fire from Jerusalem to Crimea11. April 2014 - 15:40
The Foundation of St. Andrew the First-Called is organizing a delivery to Crimea of the Holy Fire from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
"On the joyous Easter holiday, the Holy Fire will be delivered to Simferopol and Sevastopol where it will be met by representatives from the local diocese, senior Crimean and Sevastopol officials, as well as sailors from the Black Sea Fleet," the Foundation told Interfax-Religion.


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Pecado Bueno, a Mexican-inspired restaurant and bar, is opening at 5 p.m. on Aug. 15 at the old Wingdome location at 4523 California Ave. S.W., according to their Facebook page.
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Our concept is to take simple Taqueria food to a new level. We buy the best ingredients, make everything from scratch, and combine it with a full bar.
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Pecado Bueno is a place where young families can bring their kids and feel right at home – even alongside young single people! Our atmosphere is more "Rock and Roll" than Mexican. We serve a great margarita at a great price ($3 all day, every day!) and let the whole city know about it. Who said good food and drinks had to be expensive?
And our name? Pecado Bueno translates roughly to "sin well" and we believe if you are going to sin, then you better do it right! Can food be worth the wrath of God? We believe if you are going to eat and drink (gluttony is a sin, right??), then do it well – eat a delicious, local plate of enchiladas and quaff the best quality margarita you can find!
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Sightseers: the origin story
Film4′s senior commissioning executive Katherine Butler explains how Kill List director Ben Wheatley came to direct his next film, Sightseers, from a script by Steve Oram and Alice Lowe. Sightseers premieres at Cannes 2012…
We first met Steve Oram and Alice Lowe around 5 years ago when Big Talk came to us with their short film they'd made about these two caravaners. Like Big Talk and Exec Producer Edgar Wright we loved the short film, the characters and the idea of this as a feature. So we went into development, and Steve and Alice started work on their first feature film script. Sam Lavender (our head of development) and I loved going to meetings with Steve and Alice and the Big Talk team, mainly because they would drift into character throughout our meetings, and we always left feeling we'd been sitting down with (and slightly spooked by) those strange but friendly cagoule-wearers they were writing.
Steve and Alice, together with Big Talk, were brilliantly persistent in the way they worked through several drafts until it felt like they had really found the heart of the film. In the meantime, Big Talk and we had seen director Ben Wheatley's first film, Down Terrace. It blew us all away – a completely new voice doing a genre crime family film in an utterly original, new way. We knew as soon as we saw it that we wanted to work with him. And so when Nira Park at Big Talk called us to say they wanted to attach Ben to Sightseers, of course we thought this was a brilliant idea.
In the meantime, we started work on Ben's film Kill List which had been brought to us by Claire Jones and Andy Starke of Rook Films, via Warp X, and which ended up being fast-tracked to production. This was a wild ride of a film to work on – none of us knew exactly what to expect. Robin Gutch (Warp X's executive producer) and I went on set during the incredibly swift shoot, and whilst Robin was roped in to hold up light reflectors, I hid in the corner and watched the fastest shooting I had ever seen. The organisation of these guys was incredible, and the way the team worked together with cast to shoot so fast was a real lesson in low budget film-making.
When I first saw a cut of Kill List I was completely stunned – I was one of the first people to greet the film with what became known as 'the Kill List stare' where audiences are rendered speechless by its deeply unsettling nature. I knew it was something extraordinary but had absolutely no idea how anyone else would respond to it. Talking to Ben and his team during the editing process was often surreal (I remember in particular long discussions about how many blows of the hammer should stay in). When, trembling, I brought in the rest of the Film4 team to see the film, they too were blown away by it.
SXSW followed and Kill List screened at midnight which meant we had a long, long evening to be incredibly nervous – we made our way through many mojitos! The screening itself was insane – the Alamo South Lamar is one of the best cinemas I've ever been to, and its owner, the legendary Tim League, opened proceedings with a US v Europe beer chugging competition… Several people staggered out during the course of the screening – and sitting there having no idea how the film was going down, we were convinced it was because they didn't like it. In fact, it was due to them needing to go and lie down after the full effects of the beer chugging had taken hold. The audience greeted the film with a mixture of massive enthusiasm and again, the Kill List stare. And then the blogs and tweets started coming through. We slowly realised it was something of a hit – and as the festival went on, SXSW took Kill List to its twisted heart.
We had all loved our Kill List experience, and we loved the film we thought Sightseers could be. When STUDIOCANAL came on board to distribute Kill List in the UK they joined on Sightseers too, and together with the BFI, we had a fully financed film to make.
The Sightseers shoot was gruelling for the team – a cold, wet tour round some of the more out of the way campsites of Northern England. I got to set for one day, travelling for what seemed like miles in the Sightseers mini-bus to a sodden caravan site in North Yorkshire. I watched shamanic dancing and eggs being cooked. And whilst this time there was a bit more money, the production team still worked at a prodigious rate.
When a film like Sightseers gets selected by Cannes, there is a huge sense of excitement and pride and not a little amazement. Not because it's not good – it's a truly great film – but because it's the kind of film that's all about the reality of low budget film-making in the UK today. Long wet, cold, shoot days; an incredibly tight schedule; a film-maker, his producers and their team who've come out of micro-budget film-making not very long ago at all; the long-burning passion and determination of Alice and Steve who've been living with these characters for years; and a very particular film-making voice which is both hilarious and twisted. And it's all about caravanning. It doesn't get more British than that. Sightseers, we salute you, and can't wait to see your caravan sail up the Cannes Croisette.
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This 'Making A Murderer'/'Simpsons' Mashup Is All Things Good & Great
ICYDK, New York Magazine and Vulture continue to make the Internet a better place with A+++ pop culture remixes: there's one where Leonardo DiCaprio stars in an adaptation of The Oregon Trail, one where Batman v Superman is set in 1949 and one where The Avengers is made over as a rom-com (it's weird, it works).
But this one is their best collab yet: the trailer for Netflix doco series 'Making a Murderer' reimagined as a Simpsons ep, with Homer as embattled Manitowoc County outsider Steven Avery and Chief Wiggum / the Springfield Police Department filling the
equally corrupt shoes of Manitowoc Sheriff's Department.
It's bloody impressive how many shot-for-shot recreations they were able to piece together, only with Mr Burns the centre of the murder investigation and not photojournalist Teresa Halbach, whose 2005 murder and the alleged framing of Avery for the crime by local police is the foundation for the TV show.
Missing but not forgotten: lawyers Dean Strang and Jerry Buting, the world's unlikeliest pin-ups.
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ShadowBeatZ saidWell… I think it worth to add a bass line, cut a little somewhere in around 100 Hz from the snare, to diversify the drums line and do something with density of a track (+ mix can be made louder). Good luck!
So if you guys could just listen to it and give me some advice please?
Your mix lacks clarity, it sounds too compact.
Simple fixes like playing with the pan and the EQ might be just what you need. For instance, and like James told you, the snare does not fit into the mix.
I would cut in the low frequencies as well, boost the mid-frequencies and probably add a subtle reverb.
For your main synth, I would play with the stereo image when it starts going fancy at around 0:30, and so on…
You can probably find good tuts on the ABCs of mixing over at Audiotuts+. Good luck.
I've had some stuff rejected and I think most of the time it's just due to the production/mixing/ect. They really only like to approve stuff on this site that sounds well mixed. I think your stuff sounds cool though.
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The Utah and BYU women's basketball programs enter conference play this week with different perspectives, if you believe preseason polls.
Utah (9-2) was projected to finish eighth in the Pac-12, while the Cougars (8-4) were seen as favorites to capture the West Coast Conference title.
On paper, the Utes, coming off an upset loss to North Dakota, certainly have plenty of work in front of them as they host No. 7 California on Friday at 6 p.m. before No. 4 Stanford enters the Huntsman Center at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Meanwhile, BYU, which blew out Western New Mexico 72-31, hosts San Francisco at 2 p.m. in the Marriott Center on Saturday.
"This was a good game for the players who usually don't get a lot of playing time," BYU coach Jeff Judkins said following the victory. "I'm glad our walk-ons got some playing time. They work hard every day and deserved it. Our bench really gave us a good lift."
Morgan Bailey scored a team-high 15 points for BYU, and Kim Beeston added 14 points, marking her third straight and eighth overall double-digit outing in points of the season.
As for the Utes, there is a concern on the offensive end of the court. Both Utah losses, including the one to BYU, came when the offense failed to find any consistency. The Utes have been winning with defense and rebounding, holding teams to 33 percent, while grabbing seven more rebounds a game.
"It's going to be incredibly challenging, but that's the fun part of competing in this conference," Utah coach Anthony Levrets said. "You get the opportunity to play against the very best. We're looking forward to seeing how we fit into this league and competing every single night."
Cal holds a 7-4 lead in the all-time series, while the Utes are 0-14 against Stanford.
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Utah Valley is young, but the team returns enough experience to make coach Greg Williams optimistic as the Wolverine wrestlers begin their Western Wrestling Conference dual season Friday against No. 16 Wyoming in the PE Building.
"The program is progressing, and we're very pleased with the direction that it is going," Williams said.
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STEVE CHIOTAKIS: In Washington today, Jack DeCoster will tell a Congressional committee he was horrified to learn eggs from his facilities may have made thousands of people sick. As many as 1,600 people were contaminated with salmonella. DeCoster blames an outside supplier for selling his company a tainted ingredient. But his farm operations have a long history controversy.
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KATHLEEN MASTERSON: Jack DeCoster grew up in abject poverty in Turner, Maine, says his childhood friend and neighbor Ralph Caldwell. Caldwell says DeCoster's father died when he was 12 or 13, and he took over running the small poultry operation to support his family.
RALPH CADLWELL: He came up the hard way by working hard and taking god-awful chances.
By the time DeCoster graduated from high school, he'd grown the operation from 200 hens to nearly 10,000. As his business expanded, DeCoster donated money to build a Baptist church in his hometown and supported other community projects in Iowa.
CALDWELL: He's a born-again Baptist, but that don't count on Monday though. That counts on Sunday. On Monday he's a ruthless businessman.
The state of Iowa classified DeCoster as a "habitual violator" of environmental regulations in 2000. He was banned from expanding his farms or starting new ones for five years, but he got around this by acquiring permits using other associates' names.
At today's Congressional hearing, the subcommittee has requested that DeCoster present inspection records for his facilities and documentation of past violations.
In Ames, Iowa, I'm Kathleen Masterson for Marketplace.