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Chief Deputy District Attorney Michael Murphy filed a motion on Thursday in Magistrate Court to review James Gomez's conditions of release. Gomez was released on a $10,000 cash surety bond, after paying $1,000 or the 10 percent of the $10,000 bond on Oct. 2. He was being held at Chaves County Detention Center on two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and one count of aggravated battery on a household member.
According to the affidavit on the Chaves County criminal complaint, the incident occurred in Hagerman on March 31. The Hagerman police were dispatched to the Indiana [auth] Street residence after receiving a report of several subjects with guns. A witness reported that Gomez repeatedly hit the female victim during a family dispute. In addition, Gomez kicked the victim as she lay on the ground.
Gomez pointed a gun at an elderly female neighbor who tried to intervene on the victim's behalf, telling her "to mind her own business." Gomez then turned the gun at another neighbor when he came out of his house to put his dog on a chain.
Gomez was arrested on Nov. 23 in Lea County for aggravated assault on a police officer and accessory to aggravated assault on a police officer, after Lea County Sheriff's deputy Sgt. Michael Tovar was shot and wounded as he and other officers were trying to execute a search warrant at 61 E. Everglade Road in Hobbs. Gomez was one of the people who came out of the Hobbs residence, and according to the complaint filed in Lea County, he admitted to handling one of the firearms and discharging a weapon during the shoot-out.
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SHANKS: When you got to the Braves, was it different from the Phillies?
SMITH: Well I played A ball with the Phillies and played well that year in Clearwater. It was a little different. I ended up having some arm problems my first year. I didn't think it was major but I believe the biggest think to me was that I needed to start throwing a breaking ball. I never really threw a breaking ball. It was more or less just a fastball. I just kind of let it go. I started developing a little bit of a slider. They were on the fastball more. I actually didn't throw a changeup until my first game in the big leagues. I didn't know how. I threw fastballs and I'm sure I threw some breaking balls but in AA I realized these guys could hit a little bit better. Then the coaches started developing a better breaking ball with a pretty good slider. When I got called up Bruce Dal Canton our pitching coach asked, "How do you throw a changeup?" I said, "I don't have a changeup." So he taught me the circle change in a week, and that's pretty much what I threw my first game against the Padres. When you're 21 or 22 you don't really think about it. In Atlanta there was only 2400 people in the stands. To me, those guys could hit a lot better. You needed to mix it up with the AA hitters more so than the A ballers.
SHANKS: Who all helped you with your pitching?
SMITH: Well Leo was there. With the Greenville Braves Bill Slack helped out a lot. Bruce Dal Canton helped out a lot. Jim Beauchamp.
SHANKS: Was it easy to think you were the real deal when you were a minor league prospect?
SMITH: I think it's just different personalities. Yea. Whether I was slacking because I was a number one pick, that mentality that's just an ego thing, and then somebody had to kick me in the pants and say, "Hey this isn't going to be a free ride. You've got to earn it. So pull your head out of your butt and let's go." I remember Beach the most. He drilled that into me. But great pitching coaches, all three of those guys. Leo, Bill Slack, and Dal Canton worked with you and taught you everything that they knew.
SHANKS: What was Leo like back then?
SMITH: Same thing. Same thing. I think he's a little bit more confident now. Obviously he's a little more experienced and he's proven what he can do. In the minors he was the exact same thing. He was very good with mechanics and finding things right away. He'd look at you and in one pitch he'd tell you, "Get your arm up. Bad delivery. Keep your weight back. Good rotation." Whatever. He was always right on it. He was always that way.
SHANKS: It had to be a good feeling knowing that pitching was becoming a priority there?
SMITH: It was because we had a really good team in Greenville. I knew the team was struggling but I didn't think they'd actually throw us into the fire as quickly as they did. Tommy (Glavine) I believe had a better understanding of it. I could see he was just ready to get up there. With me, it was kind of like, "Oh we don't need AAA go up there and take the ball and learn how to pitch." Both of us were young. I think Blauser went up first. Then everybody just started coming up. I knew that we would have a better team. We struggled a couple of years but everybody got their feet wet.
SHANKS: And you had to trust the front office that they were going to be patient too, right?
SMITH: Definitely. Definitely. There were a couple of years when it was tough, but it was a good group of guys and we were all developing. We knew what we did in Greenville. We knew we had a solid team. We just saw different guys doing different things. We knew that if we all stuck together we were going to put together some pretty good years.
SHANKS: You guys kept each other up?
SMITH: Definitely. By that time we had already played with each other for three of four years so we knew each other well. We hung out during the offseason and played golf with everybody. We didn't go our own way. I think we all stayed in Atlanta. I think all of us live in Atlanta now. Tommy and I had an apartment here. We stayed with Blauser one offseason. Lemke was here and Ronnie Gant bought a house down here. Kent Mercker was here. Everybody was there. Avery was starting to come up through the ranks. It was like a title wave. That's the impression. We knew, "If we all get this going, if we all get on the same page, we could play pretty good ball." But it was a slower process then. But then one day we woke up and it was like, "Wow we've got a pretty great team." It was a little at a time.
SHANKS: That had to be exciting to know that one day it was going to break and you would start winning.
SMITH: I think it was a culmination of what Bobby had developed and what Bobby had started with signing some of the guys that he did and working with us through the ranks and then when John came over he brought in some veterans like Sid and Terry and even Rafael. I think that's why it clicked in 91. Everybody just came together. We had good leadership. We had been playing with each other for a few years. I had been there since 86. Tommy was there in 86. So now it's 91 and we've been playing with each other for five years. Now that core was pretty much all together. A couple of guys came up later like Smoltzie. But the same thing, he comes out in Shea Stadium and shuts them down in front of 52,000 people in September. We were like, "Wow. This kid's got some great stuff." It was little things like that. People succeeded and everybody fed off of that.
SHANKS: You came up right after him right?
SMITH: Yea but he actually went to AAA in 87. I think he got called up in August. We always watched Tommy and kept track of each other. I had surgery in 86 so I was trying to come back from labrum surgery. I struggled the first half and then Beach was talking with me. Maybe I was feeling kind of down on myself because I was coming off surgery, but then everything just kind of clicked. We watched Tommy and he earned that right to get up there. He was the perfect one, yea.
SHANKS: That Greenville team was very good wasn't it?
SMITH: I think that's what they wanted. I think that was in their plan. I think you have to give a lot of credit to Bobby and Stan, the brass of the Braves. They saw that. "We're 22 games out, so let's bring Glavine up, let's let him take his knocks now." You come up and you get your tail kicked for a while then you start saying, "I can compete with these guys." Then you kind of find it.
SHANKS: Now considering what's taken place in the last 14 years, is it special to know that you were apart of the core group that started all of this?
SMITH: Then Avery and Mercker came in. When I got traded in 93 Mercker became the 5th starter. Smoltzie, Glavine, and Avery were pretty solid. Charlie Leibrandt was there as well and he brought in some veteran leadership. He had been there pitching great for the Royals. But those top three were the core. I had a good year in 92, but I battled arm problems. Mercker has always been better out of the pen, but he had some pretty decent years. But those three were just pretty consistent.
SHANKS: Were your arm problems a case of someone who just threw hard?
SMITH: Honestly I think some people are born with a strong shoulder joint and a strong body figure. My arm was just susceptible to injury. I had four arm surgeries. The same thing with Avery, when I saw him in Baltimore when he was with the Red Sox I almost started crying because he was throwing from his hip. You just lose it. There's just so much strain on your shoulder. That's what's amazing when you look at Tommy and Maddux. These guys have battled through it and never had surgery. I think it's just a God-given ability. Most guys just blow their arms out. There's a lot of stuff going on.
SHANKS: I know in 91 you were up and down between Richmond and Atlanta.
SMITH: It was hard to be away from it. That was the group. That was our crew. That was our Greenville team. So to be hurt and then to be trying to come back, not feeling right, and being back down in Richmond was hard. It was hard mentally. But it was also motivation to get back. I came back up in 91, but it still hurt. After the surgery in 90, it didn't click for me until 92.
SHANKS: Was there an appreciation after you guys had won that you had suffered through those years in the late 80's.
SMITH: I think the goal that was set was 95. I think they reached it in 95. Even though I wasn't part of the club then, it was fun to see so those guys win. You still wish you were on the club. I was in Cincinnati at the time. You know those guys were just tearing it up. To a degree you felt you were a very small part of that because you came up with those guys. But the majority of those guys, Glavine, Smoltz, Lemmer, and Blauser, it was neat for those guys to reach that goal. In hindsight, what Stan and Bobby and Schuerholz thought would happen did happen in 95.
SHANKS: When Bobby took over as manager in 1990, what did that do?
SMITH: I think it didn't do much in 1990, but in 91 it was like it was a fresh start. I think 90 we just kind of finished out the year. But it was a culmination of Bobby, who everybody knew and liked and respected, Leo, who most of us worked with and liked. He's out there but he's in your face, and he's likeable. He's just like a little Italian mentor. But I think John brought in all those other people, Bream and Terry and in 91 we were like, "Ok cool, let's go. This is going to be a fun year." We had some good people in here. I think everything came together at the right time. It's nothing against people in the past like Russ Nixon. Bruce Dal Canton was a good pitching coach. You almost feel bad for them. But it all came together in spring training of 1991. New manager, new pitching coach, we had been together for a few years, and then we brought in some new people. Nice people. Good guys. You didn't really have any cancers on the team, egomaniacs, or someone doing his own thing. Everybody was on the same pitch. We just started going.
SHANKS: Probably whether it was Russ Nixon or Chuck Tanner, there evidently needed someone in there as the skipper to take you to the next level.
SMITH: I think so. I think to a small degree to see Bobby come out of the front office and say, "I want to be on the field with these guys." I think that turned it up a little. We were thinking, "Wow this guy has enough confidence in us to leave his cushy job up in the box to come into the dugout with us." I think a lot of people respected that. I remember distinctly him saying, "I don't really think I want to manage. I did that in Toronto." And then we hear that Bobby's going to manage. Then he took over and I think everybody was excited about that.
SHANKS: How amazing is what you guys started has turned into a dynasty? It's still going on. Smoltz is the last piece.
SMITH: Except for all the coaches. I think that's a big thing. They know what they went through. It all starts with Bobby. He's the best manager I ever played for. Hands down. He doesn't over manage. He's truly the fairest person you'll ever see, and he's always got your back. Always. He will never go to the paper. If he's got an issue, he'll always come to you. I had a manager who did that. They have an issue with you and they'll go to the paper and start some controversy instead of throwing you into the office and talking to you. He will always back his players. You'll never hear him doggin' his players.
SHANKS: We've had a 50% turnover this year. To be able to keep that up is remarkable.
SMITH: I think Bobby, John, Leo and the coaching staff is the common thread. They get the most out of every player. When players come to the Braves right now, they know they're going to be in for a winning season. If you're not up to par, you better get yourself up to par. They know what it takes to win. They've been doing it for fourteen years. It's kind of nice to say we started it, but almost everyone else has moved on. But I think the winning attitude has remained in Atlanta.
SHANKS: Was the makeup of your group important in establishing that winning attitude and was the makeup helped by what you went through in the late 80's?
SMITH: I think it was. I think it was. In the minors for some strange reason, and it may be true in other minor league systems, there were days off when we would all be together. I'd see these guys for 162 days and when we had a day off, where many people would be with their families, we were so young that there were no days off.
SHANKS: Now you were on other teams, so was it like that elsewhere?
SMITH: No. On days off guys would scatter. We'd go our own ways. But with us, we all hung out together.
SHANKS: Do you think in 10 years there will be even more of an appreciation for what went on?
SMITH: Sure. These guys go from being these 18-year-old kids to being Hall of Fame pitchers. Tommy's one and John's close. Mercker's had a solid career. Avery was a great pitcher. I had some good years and had fun. I don't have any regrets. I wish my arm wasn't as sore as it was. I would have loved to have stayed healthy to see what I could have done, but I have no regrets at all. Some pretty good ballplayers came out of that bunch.
SHANKS: Do you think it's easier now to be a Braves pitching prospect?
SMITH: I think we had it easier. Honestly. With the likes of Tommy, John, and Steve they set the bar where if you don't fall into that category, they may overlook you. So it's the same thing. You better get yourself together. I think that's why they have a solid minor league system. What happens in the big leagues filters down to the minor leagues. They get their players to be in that top form. I think they look at it like, "I'm going to have to get myself together if I'm going to fit into that clubhouse.
SHANKS: But that 91 group will always be special.
SMITH: I think to a degree sure. It was the first time in a long time we had won. But 91 was there something different. It was a young group. We were like 10 games back and came back. The crowd got into it doing the tomahawk chop. Again, all the stars were just lined up properly. It just clicked and it grabbed everybody's attention. If they can win this year, I don't think the players who were in my group would think we'd have anything to do with it. You have to give all the credit to the management, Bobby, and Leo. You've got Leo turning guys who have struggled into 15-game winners. It's not just a fluke. Leo knows what he's doing.
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text: Composer Gian Carlo Menotti's Four-Story Townhouse in Italy\nThe opera composer's townhouse in Spoleto, Italy, features antique childhood mementos and views of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta\nFrom atop the terraced landscape behind legendary opera composer Gian Carlo Menotti's recently renovated town house, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta defines the Umbrian skyline.\nThe 95-year-old Menotti and his adopted son, Francis Menotti.\nIn the salon of Francis Menotti's nearby country house, a rustic cathedral ceiling characterizes a room otherwise distinguished by its 15th-century stone fire surround and paintings such as a Leonardo Cremonini oil, above the fireplace, and Milena Barilli's The Invalid.\nElsewhere in the salon, beside a doorway, is one of two circa 1820 Neapolitan marquetry chests. The wax statue, early 18th century, has a fabric costume. The embroidered velvet cape is from the 1996 Spoleto production of the elder Menotti's Amahl and the Night Visitors.\nThe close proximity of the Menottis' residences allows for frequent visits between father and son—occasions when Gian Carlo often sits at Francis's Steinway baby grand and plays from memory.\nResting atop a desk in the salon is a Menotti work in progress.\nFrancis Menotti's bedroom overlooks the cathedral and the Piazza del Duomo, site of the Festival of Two Worlds. Above the bed is a grouping of 19th-century biblical prints from Málaga, Spain. The red, white and black carnival-themed collage is by Demetrios Psillos.\nTwo potted trees mark the front entrance to Gian Carlo Menotti's four-story town house, center right, which is situated on Spoleto's Piazza del Duomo. Each day of the festival, in the salon just behind the open-air top-floor arcade, the Menottis entertain special guests.\nA corner of the expansive salon is reserved for informal dining. Beyond the 19th-century Umbrian mahogany table, above the cherry buffet with its reclining angel stone sculpture from the Veneto, is a tableau in tempera from Bergamo's San Simone church.\nOn the desk in front of Gian Carlo Menotti's Steinway baby grand, a gift from philanthropist Alice Tully, is an arrangement of personal mementos. The silver frames hold written prayers. The Italian painting of Joseph leading Mary is circa 1700.


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Well it's been three days and NO ONE has posted this yet...
Well it's been three days and NO ONE has posted this yet...
I saw a preview for that a couple months ago and tried to forget about it, cuz it looks so good but doesn't come out for a mega long time
Oh yeah, that's awesome! Thanks for the heads up Spideyfett.
Thanks for the clip. Can't wait to see it.
Hey Spidey that was cool I had saw the smaller version on it but didn't really go into villain detail. I can't wait looks cool!!!!!
looks amazing!!!
where is Venom???????
wow, gave me chills
You mean Topher Grace? I dont think they will release any info on him for awhile. They will probably try and hype him up. I dont believe that its truly from the film, but I do recall seeing some clips a few months back of something that looked like it was supposed to be Venom but I was not impressed whatsoever.
Oh ye of little faith...
I cant wait... May is gonna be a rockin' month!
Shows more of the sequence..
and the Concept pic....
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That is from the unfinished trailer that was shown to us at Comic Con this year. I actually expected the finished version to be the trailer released, but it was very different, nothing of Gwen Stacy and two shots of Eddie Brock.
The sequence starts with Eddie praying in a pew at a church cursing that he will kill Peter Parker, it then move to what looks like the bell tower, he then looks up...
As much as I've never liked the Vemon character, the teaser trailer at the Con blew away the one that was released. Maybe we'll see this during the Superbowl.
"Hey, guys... Thanks to the talkback below, we've already debunked the Venom as a bit of fanmade goodness. It's actually pretty sweet. He made it by manipulating a sequence from ALIENS. Here's the link to the SHH message board where this came from!
The behind the scenes shot of the church and the questions seem to still be good, though and that Venom design is still bad-ass. I just hope the folks over at the Spidey 3 production take note of the fan reaction to that style of design in the talkbacks below..."
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When Nintendo's little purple cube was released in 2001, gamers were put in an unusual position -- the old standby, a Mario platformer launch title, was nowhere to be found. In the trusty plumber's stead was his brother, standing on his own for the first time in a ghost-battling adventure. There were other solid launch titles, of course, such as Factor 5's Rogue Squadron 2 and Nintendo's own Wave Race: Blue Storm. These were the familiar. And then there was Pikmin.
Pikmin came straight from the mind of Shigeru Miyamoto, and like many of his landmark creations, it offered gamers something new. A delightful mix of strategy and discovery, Pikmin defied real-time strategy conventions and put gamers in charge of the smallest, most innocent army of creatures in gaming history. In 2004, Pikmin 2 brought a second protagonist to the series, allowing for far more multitasking and considerably more inventive puzzles. Four years have passed, and many of Nintendo's heavy-hitters have received sequels. Now that E3 is upon us once again, it's time for Nintendo to reveal their upcoming projects -- and what could possibly be more Born for Wii than Pikmin 3?
When Nintendo's little purple cube was released in 2001, gamers were put in an unusual position -- the old standby, a Mario platformer launch title, was nowhere to be found. In the trusty plumber's stead was his brother, standing on his own for the first time in a ghost-battling adventure. There were other solid launch titles, of course, such as Factor 5's Rogue Squadron 2 and Nintendo's own Wave Race: Blue Storm. These were the familiar. And then there was Pikmin.
In the original Pikmin, the dimunitive Captain Olimar crash-lands on Earth and has only 30 days to collect the scattered pieces of his battered ship before his life-support system fails. Olimar soon discovers the Pikmin, who willingly follow him around and obey his commands. With the aid of the Pikmin, Olimar traverses a treacherous landscape, fights strange creatures, and recovers his ship parts so he can return to his home planet Hocotate. However, when Olimar arrives home at the start of Pikmin 2, he's in for a nasty surprise -- the company he works for, Hocotate Freight, is heavily in debt, and his recently-repaired ship is soon sold. But hope is not lost. When he discovers how valuable treasures from Earth are, Olimar's boss sends him back to collect enough treasure to get the company out of debt with the aid of another Hocotate Freight employee, Louie.
Despite sharing the same setting and gameplay, Pikmin and Pikmin 2 each have a unique ambiance. In his original exploration of the planet Earth, Olimar is alone, fighting for survival, with only 30 days to repair his ship. Even the Pikmin are struggling for survival, and if not for Olimar's leadership, they'd undoubtedly perish. The debt-driven plot of Pikmin 2, while not especially uplifting, offers a far more lighthearted adventure, and the original's 30-day limit is replaced by a far less ominous, open-ended quest for treasure. In the end, the more somber setting of the original is worth losing, as Pikmin 2 fixes many of its predecessor's flaws with a longer, more varied quest, subtly superior controls, and new gameplay elements.
Pikmin's core gameplay is built around overcoming the challenges required to explore a strange new world. By collecting nutritious pellets and defeated enemies, new Pikmin can be sprouted and used as Olimar's personal work force and army. Three basic types of Pikmin exist on Earth, each with unique abilities. Red Pikmin are flame resistant, blue Pikmin can swim, and yellow Pikmin can be thrown further. In the original game, yellow Pikmin can also handle bomb rocks, but this feature is done away with in the second game in favor of resistance to electricity. The sequel also introduces the poisonous white Pikmin and the heavy purple Pikmin, which do not sprout from Pikmin Onions like the rest of their species. To explore each level and uncover whatever treasure lies in wait, Olimar must work to each Pikmin's strength to knock down walls, build bridges over bodies of water, and defeat unique enemies.
Much of the challenge comes in properly managing the Pikmin during each day cycle- - Olimar and the Pikmin must retreat from the dangerous surface at night, lest they be devoured by hordes of monsters. With the introduction of Louie in Pikmin 2, managing multiple groups of Pikmin becomes much faster and easier. However, both games allow only 100 Pikmin to be in play at any one time, making it imperative to control the proper mix of units.
Pikmin features a unique control scheme that makes it simple to control a large number of units at once. On the GameCube controller, A is a multi-function button that commands Olimar's attack, plucks Pikmin from the ground, and throws Pikmin. The B button issues a whistle that calls the Pikmin to action, while the X button dismisses the Pikmin, causing them to separate into groups by color. L, R, and Z control the camera. The Control Stick moves Olimar, of course, but it is also used to move an on-screen cursor that indicates where Olimar will throw the Pikmin. By simply pressing the C Stick, any Pikmin under Olimar's command will move in the corresponding direction, and if they are near any interactive objects, they'll automatically take the appropriate action - - break down a nearby wall, pick up a piece of treasure, etc.
Pikmin 2 adds a few new functions to the mix. The Y button switches between command of Olimar and Louie, who can each control separate groups of Pikmin. Additionally, while holding the A button to throw a Pikmin, the D-pad can be used to cycle through the various types of Pikmin, making it much easier to avoid tragic mistakes, such as throwing a half-dozen red Pikmin to a watery death. Some of us still have nightmares about the dying whimpers of drowning Pikmin and their dissipating ethereal remains.
Few games lend their design to the Wii Remote as perfectly as Pikmin. Who knows what was going on in Miyamoto's mind when he came up with the game? With the nunchuk and Wiimote, the Control Stick could still control Olimar, while the Wiimote could independently control the cursor. The A button would remain unchanged, while the Z button would take over command of Olimar's whistle. Even though the Wii lacks a second joystick, the remote works better; instead of motioning Pikmin in the general direction of an object, the B trigger could be used to direct Pikmin to wherever the cursor is currently positioned. Y and X could be shifted to the - and + buttons, but this would leave the game without a Pause button. Instead of mapping each and every button on the GameCube controller to a corresponding Wiimote button, Nintendo could easily integrate some simple motion controls, such as a nunchuk shake or holding down the Z button for two seconds to dismiss the Pikmin. The C button and 1 and 2 buttons could be used for the leftover camera controls, and the D-pad would fulfill the same functions it did previously. Pikmin's control scheme on the GameCube was simplistic and fluid, and it would take surprisingly little to build upon the original setup with a Pikmin 3 on the Wii.
Nintendo could easily implement a more complex control system, but overall it would be an unnecessary change. Still, some basic Wiimote movements wouldn't be out of the question, such as a wrist-snap of the remote to hurl Pikmin instead of a basic button press. A port of both Pikmin games on one disc would be a wonderful offering on the Wii; still, with such a fantastic series that would function so well on the Wii, Nintendo would be remiss not to present us with a sequel. Pikmin 2 included a 2-player battle mode, but Pikmin 3 needs to take the multiplayer a step further. Online and local co-op for at least two players, one controlling Olimar and the other controlling Louie (or whatever characters star in the sequel) would be incredibly fun. Co-op gameplay is at its best when it forces players to simultaneously work together and compete; a score-based challenge mode would be a blast. Picture a race against the clock and your opposing captain to obtain all the treasure in a given level, but still being required to work together to solve puzzles and defeat monstrous enemies.
If they wanted to go all-out, Nintendo could even incorporate a world editor, with placeable objects, obstacles, enemies, and treasures. An online distribution of maps would extend Pikmin 3's replayability infinitely, and we have a precedent in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Unfortunately, a map editor in Pikmin would be a far more complex affair, but a guy can dream, right?
With Nintendo's E3 press conference mere hours away, it's entirely possible that Pikmin 3 is about to be revealed to the world. Will it be all we hope for and more, or will it fall short of its potential? The first step is confirmation that Pikmin 3 is on the way; after that, it's just a question of how much bigger and better Nintendo can make it.


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The state of Texas regulates pharmacy technicians and requires them to meet the relevant criteria as set by the state. One important prerequisite of registering as a pharmacy technician is to take the PTCB Practice Test after completing a training program from a state approved training institute. To register as a pharmacy technician in Texas, you are required to do the following.
- Have a PTCB certificate (you will get this after clearing the PTCB exam).
- Be a high school graduate or have equivalent education.
- Undergo a criminal background investigation and submit your fingerprints.
- Complete and submit an application form to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy as a request to register yourself as a pharmacy technician.
- Send the application fee with the application. This fee is nonrefundable.
After the submission of your documents, you will be issued a license once the state board approves your case. The license has to be renewed after every two years.
Training is an important part of the job. You will receive training from the pharmacist in charge, who will keep a proper record of your training progress. You can also take a PTCB Practice Test to help you get prepared.
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Remember – Employment of pharmacy technicians is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations through 2018. That means you may have excellent job opportunities open to you upon completion of your training.
The Pharmacy Technician Certification Program is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA). Technicians who pass the (ExCPT) Pharmacy Exam are granted the title of Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). Our program was established by the Institute for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ICPT) which is now a part of NHA.
Some of the pharmacy technician ptcb training institutes that offer state approved training courses in Texas are listed below.
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- Everest College
- Sanford-Brown College
- Virginia College
- Brown Mackie College
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WHITE OUT WEEKEND – Lake Superior State University organizers pose with a sponsor poster for the "White Out Game" on Friday, Feb. 15, in Abel Ice arena, when the Hockey Lakers host the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. The fourth annual event encourages fans to wear white in support of an international campaign against domestic violence. Commemorative White Out t-shirts will be handed out free to hockey fans, while supplies last. Several community agencies — including the Diane Peppler Resource Center, LSSU Counseling Services, LSSU Campus Life, and the Michigan State Police — will also be staffing resource tables in the Norris Center Lobby. From left is Sharmay Wood, Scott Korb, Joe Loomis, and Cindy Lowry, all with the University's campus life office. This year's evening is a collaborative effort between the EUP Sexual Violence Prevention Team, the Diane Peppler Resource Center, and Lake Superior State University. (LSSU/John Shibley)
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LOWELL, Mass. — City police are investigating who tampered with the security system in a police cruiser after a 20-year-old Lowell man stole the vehicle early Saturday morning and led police on a chase before crashing into several parked cars.
Police say that while Lowell Police Officer Soben Buth was responding, along with other officers, to a loud party at 1990 Middlesex St. about 2 a.m., he heard a screeching sound.
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I got a rhizome of Lagenandara meeboldi 'Pink' that i'm growing out...not exactly a crypt but I often see people lump them into their crypt tanks.
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Cybersquatting A Concern for Businesses with ICANN's new Top-Level Domains
When the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) rolls out their new domains in January 2013, businesses across the world will be faced both with new opportunities and challenges. On the positive side, businesses who put in applications for certain Top-Level Domains (TLDs) that offer more description to their business (e.g., .cars), more direct exposure to their brand (e.g., .pepsi), or regional detail (e.g., .scot), will have more opportunity to connect with their target audiences in a more memorable way. Regional TLDs may also offer geo-targeted SEO value as other location-specific domains currently do. However, challenges include the high cost of applying for such a new TLD as well as the threat of cybersquatting as the number of available domains increases.
Cybersquatting occurs when specific brand-oriented domains are registered by individuals who intend to hold the domains and sell them to the brands at a high price later. Opportunities for the practice are far less available now than they were when companies were only starting to branch online. However, with the expansion in domain names, businesses will be faced with the decision to buy new domains reflecting the same address if they want to expand or move their web presence or alternatively, protect their brand.
Individuals buying domains could develop a site by the same name on a new domain and compromise a company's online efforts. Such a site could confuse customers and cause unwanted disruption to brand identity and any ongoing SEO and internet marketing campaigns. The cost associated with protecting a brand through buying new domains alone is problematic, but it may be a small price to pay to avoid bigger issues.
Takeaway for Businesses and MarketersBusinesses are left with several decisions to make regarding the new ICANN TLDs:
- Will the company benefit by using a new TLD that describes the business' sector or type of work (e.g., .green), brand name (e.g., .nike), or location (.e.g, .scot)?
- Does the company want to move to a new TLD in the future? If so, what is the potential harm to the brand that a cybersquatter could cause?
- What will the cost be for the company to buy multiple domains to protect the brand?
If a company suspects cybersquatting, they can do several things to determine if that is indeed what is happening:
- Check what is live on the domain. If the domain takes you to a functioning site that has no relevance to your company, then it is not likely a cybersquatting case.
- If the domain takes you to a site that has an error, is under construction, or can't find server, there is a greater chance that a cybersquatter is controlling the domain.
- To fight a cybersquatting case, businesses in the US can seek resolution through the arbitration system of ICANN and trough litigation under the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA).
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CRAVEN COUNTY - A highway wreck left six people, including three children, injured today in Craven County
It happened about 5 p. m. near the intersection of River Rd., that's in the area of the Weyerhaeuser facility. The on-scene trooper says two cars were traveling north on Highway 43. That's when 33-year-old Cheron Shird who was in the far right lane made an unexpected U-Turn. That's when the collision took place.
Four people, were in the car with Shird, including two children and a pregnant woman. Everyone was either taken to Vidant Medical Center or Carolina East Hospital with minor injuries.
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Hi guys. I have been reading this forum alot, but I finally took the time to register today. I own a 71 Nova that I am currently dropping a 454 in. This was originally a 307 equipped car. Well Monday me and my mechanic went to drop the motor into the car and ran into all kinds of clearance issues. We have all of them figured out except one, the oil pan. I want to start by saying that the 454 came out of a 85 Suburban and we put the Suburban (truck) oil pan back on the engine after the rebuild. Well after going to drop the motor in the car the oil pan was hitting on the frame with about another inch needed to clear the frame. But on a 71 Nova the steering is "behind" the frame where the engine bolts in so I would actually need about another 3-4? inches of clearance to get the oil pan in properly. Now to my question: If I were to buy a "street/strip" racing oil pan (flat most of the way back before dumping into a big square) would it clear everything I needed it to? Has anyone else done this swap before and could maybe give me a few tips? We have been working on this project for around 4 months and with the end being so close I am really pushing to get it done. Any info you all could shed would be truly appreciated. Thanks
The 396 big block was offered in the Nova when it was new, I would try and find a pan for a big block Nova, be it OEM or aftermarket. You are also going to have header or exhaust manifold issues to solve.
Use a passenger car pan. The aftermkt pan will work if sump is all the way to the rear.
Flip the heater core and drill new holes in the cover. The factory used black duct tape to cover the small block holes.
Headers for a 67-69 Camaro are the same as Nova 68-72.
The power brake booster will hit the v-covers. Dimple them or try to find a big block booster brkt.
The big block radiator originally mounted from the sides as opposed to the small block that has the top retainer.. Get a big radiator and a shroud.
The small block engine mounts will work if you get the correct combination of parts. Sometimes a spacer is needed on the engine mount side. The original big block mounts are a bit wider than the 307 mounts.
The rear end will not last unless you are grandpa.
I owned several of these cars. Even bought a new COPO 70 Nova SS. Loved these cars.
Wow Bob, I didn't realize you were such a Chevy freak.
Thanks for all the info. I figure if I buy a drag race type oil pan it will be better all the way around as for clearance issues and holding more oil. I already have "Hedman headers" that are made to go on a big block 71 Nova, but I have to convert to manual steering which is basically already done. I dont have a heater and the valve cover issue im pretty sure I can work around. I have the correct frame mounts on order because my car originally had a 307 in it and 307 frame mounts wont work on a big block conversion. I may have to do some rearend modifications later, but my current rearend is a 10 bolt with literally brand new (maybe 500 miles) 3:55 gears. Thanks for all the info and I will let you guys know how it comes out.
Just FYI, here is a pic of my 71 nova.
I like it!! I bought a 71 Nova on E-bay this past spring and plan on doing a similar setup to it. Already have a 496 with World Products heads. A Fairbanks 400 turbo 3500 convertor and a 9" Locker rear for it. Looking for a cowl scoop steel hood. I have so many projects on the fire right now I doubt If I get to it till about this time next fall.
I want to finish my 61 Mercedes Benz and my two old Studebakers this cold season.. My Opel GT next spring.. Then there's the 48 Ford Business coupe and the 36 Terraplane needs paint and.......,,,,,,.....,,,.....
I know the feeling. I just completed my 69 Corvette convertible and im trying to get this Nova done before I start on my 70 Corvette. Heres a pic of the 69 after just painting it and before I had the chance to put the trim pieces on it. The big block Nova swap should be done as soon as these parts get in the mail so I will let you know something in the next week or so.
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Juncker declares victory in race for Commission presidency
By Benjamin Fox
Jean-Claude Juncker declared victory in the European elections on Sunday (25 May), and staked his claim as the first man in line to claim the European Commission presidency.
With partial results and exit polls suggesting that the centre-right EPP had claimed 212 seats in the European Parliament to 185 Socialists, Juncker, the former prime minister of Luxembourg, was presented as the next president of the EU executive by jubilant party supporters.
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"As lead candidate of the largest party, I have won the election," he told reporters in the Parliament hemicycle. "The EPP has got a clear lead, a clear victory."
He also insisted that he would not stand aside for another EPP candidate and issued a warning to EU leaders not to "ignore" the results by opting to "select the President in corridors".
Leaders of the Parliament's political groups will meet on Tuesday morning to begin the process of allowing a candidate to build a majority in the EU assembly. EU leaders will then gather in Brussels on Tuesday evening to have their first discussions following the elections.
Following nomination by EU leaders, a successful candidate will need the support of at least 376 deputies in the 751-member Parliament.
But Juncker stated that he would seek to build a broad majority of pro-European forces, including the Green and Liberal groups as well as the Socialists.
"I will not be on my knees with the Socialist party … but even party No 1 has to make compromises," he said, adding that he had "a lot of sympathy with Greens and friends in the Liberal group".
But Socialist candidate Martin Schulz refused to concede defeat and insisted that he, as well as Juncker, would try to form a majority.
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Would Bankruptcy Stall GM's China Growth?Ian Rowley
Despite the auto giant's well-publicized problems at home, General Motors (GM) executives point hopefully to China as an example of a market where things are still going well. In March, GM had its best ever month in China, selling 137,004 vehicles. For the first three months of 2009, sales were up almost 17% compared with the same period a year earlier, spurred by minivan sales at its SAIC-GM-Wuling joint venture. And with signs of the Chinese economy picking up as the government's $586 billion stimulus package kicks in, GM expects to benefit as demand improves. "We think the market is going to be O.K. for the rest of the year," says Kevin Wale, president and managing director of GM China. "A lot of people are still aspiring to buy their first car in China."
At the Shanghai auto show, which closes on Apr. 28, other GM executives have been sounding upbeat about China, too. Like counterparts from other automakers, they have been making confident noises about the Chinese car market. While sales around the world sink, both Chinese and international carmakers agree that car sales in China will reach new heights in 2009. Indeed, in the first three months of the year, the country surpassed the U.S. as the world's biggest car market. At a press briefing last week, GM's Asia head, Nick Reilly, said the company planned to double sales in China to 2 million and launch 30 new or upgraded models in five years, consolidating its position as one of the leading foreign automakers in the Middle Kingdom. "We will continue to invest in new products for China, in new facilities, and the latest in technology," Reilly told reporters. "China remains a key market for GM." In another sign of confidence in its Chinese business, GM showed off at the Shanghai show a Buick minivan concept developed by the company's China-based engineers.
Bankruptcy Shadow
Still, there's one big question threatening the rosy outlook from GM executives. What happens to the company's China operations if the automaker, now in the midst of difficult negotiations with bondholders who own $28 billion in GM debt, ends up declaring bankruptcy? GM executives insist a bankruptcy would not affect the company's profitable China operations. "Generally, we will carry on doing our business as we're doing it today," says Wale. GM says its China business is financially self-sufficient and not reliant on Detroit for funding, while its partners have full confidence that the China business won't be hurt by a bankruptcy. "It is very important to understand that if there is a court-ordered restructuring, it is different than in some other countries," Wale says. "A company continues to trade and continues its business and can come out of it stronger than before."
And with the Chinese market one of the few bright spots in global autos, analysts say, a bankrupt GM would be expected to do everything it could to maintain its China ambitions. "Even if GM goes bankrupt, there will be someone taking it over," says Zhang Xin, auto industry analyst at Guotai Junan Securities in Shanghai. "From what it looks like right now, I don't expect anyone would choose to give up on China."
Still, for all of GM's confidence, some industry watchers warn that bankruptcy in the U.S. would have a larger impact on business in China than the company is letting on. One problem, says Ashvin Chotai, managing director of Intelligence Automotive Asia, an automotive consultancy, is that no one really knows how a bankruptcy in the U.S. would play locally. "As far as I know, there has never been a bankruptcy at one of the foreign partners, so this [would be] a test case," he says. GM's local operations in Asia may be self-funding, but bondholders might also question how separate GM's China operations are from the parent. Despite its local partnerships, "GM China is not a standalone company; it still belongs to GM," Chotai says. "If I were a bondholder in GM, I would want some money out of China. The bondholders have funded a lot of the investment."
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GM's local joint-venture partners will certainly be watching events closely. In China, foreign automakers are required to have joint-venture agreements with local carmakers if they want to build and sell cars in China. In return, the foreign firms hand over knowhow and technology to partners. GM has a 50-50 partnership with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp., which makes and sells Chevrolets, Buicks, and Cadillacs in China, and a one-third stake in SAIC-GM-Wuling. In the event of a GM bankruptcy, analysts say, the Chinese partners would want to know how a court-ordered restructuring would impact the flow of new models.
An additional complication could come from South Korea. The country is home to GM Daewoo Auto & Technology, which engineers popular China-made GM cars such as the Buick Excelle. Like its parent, GM's Korean subsidiary is facing financial difficulties; GM Daewoo exhausted credit lines in February and has asked the government-run Korea Development Bank and other creditors to provide fresh loans. However, its future is unlikely to be resolved before GM's.
Asked if it's seeking assurances from GM, a spokesperson at SAIC didn't reply to e-mailed questions. But GM's Wale says that his confidence is shared by SAIC and other GM stakeholders. "We talk to our partners, the government, and employees," he says. "Obviously, people will ask questions, but they understand that the U.S. government is supporting General Motors through this process."
Then, of course, there are the customers. While GM's 2009 sales so far are impressive, there are some important caveats. Sales are surging at SAIC-GM-Wuling but SAIC, rather than GM, has a controlling 51% stake in that venture. Out of GM's total March sales of 137,000, Wuling sold 90,950 commercial minivans and trucks, up 38% from a year earlier. GM's non-Wuling sales grew more slowly, rising 4.5%, to 46,220. In passenger cars, critics say GM is losing ground to Japanese rivals Toyota (TM) and Honda (HMC). And with China's auto buyers increasingly savvy, the negative publicity surrounding bankruptcy proceedings is unlikely to increase traffic at dealerships.


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MILWAUKEE, Wisc.—Despite a pair of double-doubles from senior Kiesha Leggs and freshman Jessica Wynn, No. 8 seed Pitt dropped a 3-1 decision to top-seeded Louisville in the quarterfinals of the Big East Women's Volleyball Championship held at the Al McGuire Center on Friday afternoon.
On the heels of being named an All-Big East selection, Leggs posted her first double-double of the season with a career-high 12 blocks and 11 kills in the match. Leggs became the fifth Panthers in program history to record more than 400 kills and 100 blocks in a single season. She is the first since to accomplish that feat since Meghan Dooley in 2009 (434 kills/168 blocks).
Wynn collected the first double-double of her career with a season-best 19 digs and team-high 12 kills. This is the third time this season, two Panthers have posted double-doubles in the same contest, as freshman Lindsey Zitzke and sophomore Monica Wignot did so against both West Virginia (Oct. 15) and Duquesne (Nov. 9).
Zitzke recorded 32 assists on Pitt's 38 kills in the match. She added seven digs, five blocks and an ace. Zitzke is listed fifth overall on the single-season list with 47 aces this season.
As a team, the Panthers (18-13) outblocked Louisville, 15-7, including 10-0 in the third and fourth games combined. Pitt also served four aces and boast 187 on the year.
In the first set, Wignot scored the Panthers' third point of the match with an ace, her 41st of the season. Wignot is currently tied for eighth in single-season aces.
As play continued, Pitt scored back-to-back points with a kill from Wignot and a block from senior Lauren Hartman and Leggs to trail 11-8.
At the first break, the Cardinals (22-7) led by four, 15-11. The Panthers earned a sideout on the next play with a kill from Wynn. However, Louisville scored six straight to force a Pitt timeout.
Freshman Mechael Guess entered the match and put down a kill a few plays later to end the scoring drought. Louisville, however, responded with a 3-0 run to end the frame. Zitzke tallied an assist on all eight of the Panthers' kills in the opener.
In the next set, Leggs recorded consecutive kills for Pitt early on. Later, she and Zitzke combined on a block to trail by one, 12-11, and force Louisville to take its first timeout of the match.
When play resumed, Wignot knotted the stanza with an ace and Leggs leaped up for a kill to give the Panthers their first advantage in the contest.
Both teams battled through the next few serves until the Cards held a 20-16 advantage. Pitt cut the lead to 22-20 after scoring consecutive points with a block from Leggs and Zitzke and a Wynn kill. Louisville called a timeout and answered with three straight to win the set. Wynn collected six digs and freshman Delaney Clesen added another five in game. Clesen chipped in 15 digs and two assists in the match.
In the third game, Clesen gave the Panthers an 8-5 edge with her 31st ace of the year. Later, Leggs and freshman Kate Yeazel combined on a monster block for an 11-7 advantage.
Louisville closed the gap to two, 16-14, but Leggs pounded a kill off defenders to pull back out. As play continued, Pitt scored four straight to go ahead 20-14 on an ace from Zitzke.
Both teams traded points over the next few serves, until the Cardinals scored eight unanswered to take a 23-22 advantage. Pitt called a timeout and tied the contest with a kill from Leggs.
The Panthers regained the lead and held set-point for the second time after Guess tallied a kill. Pitt won the stanza with a block from sophomore Brenea White and Zitzke. The Panthers held Louisville to just .143 hitting and out-blocked the Cards, 5-0 in the third game. Leggs tallied five kills in the stanza and Wynn made eight passes.
In the fourth game, the Panthers rejected consecutive swings from the Cardinals to hold a slight advantage, 6-5.
Later, Louisville led 17-12 when Pitt decided to take a timeout. The Panthers cut it to three with a block from Leggs and Yeazel at 22-19. However, the Cards would end the match on a 3-1 run.
The Panthers put down another five blocks in the final set. Leggs had a game-high three in the contest.
Pitt will travel to San Diego, Calif. on Nov. 26-27 for two matches in the Aztec Turkey Time Tournament, hosted by San Diego State. The Panthers face TCU at 7:30 p.m. in its first contest.
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Many Buckeye fans think that Carlos Hyde is a good back but not quite good enough to be worthy of elite back status. I'm not here to argue that Carlos is the best back in OSU history, however I do think that he deserves to be mentioned when people talk about the great back in OSU history. There are still likely four more games left in Carlos' Buckeye career and his carries, yardage, and TD totals will only increase. However as of the end of the Illinois game, Carlos still has some pretty impressive numbers. Carlos' recent 246 yards in the Illinois game is good (great) enough to earn him a 3rd place tie with Archie Griffin for most yards in a game. You're doing alright if you share anything with Archie himself. Oh and Hyde scored three more TDs and got his yards on six less carriers than the great Archie.
Totals (current as of Illinois game)
- Season (projected at current pace*)
120 (188) carries, 947(1485) yds, 7.9 YPC avg, 135 YPG, 11(16.5) TD
- Career (projected at current pace*)
435(503) carries, 2624(3162), 6.3 YPC avg, 93 YPG, 33(38.5) TD
At 135 YPG, he's on pace to finish in 5th place all time in YPG average for the season behind George, Byars, and Archie (twice). First place is Eddie George at 148 and fourth place is 141. Throw out his five carry, 41yd day vs FAMU and Carlos' average is up to a heady 151 YPG average. Even with that game on the books, Carlos has a great chance of finishing high in the OSU record books in that category. Just as an FYI, current 5th place for season numbers is held by Tim Spencer with 128 YPG. Carlos' career YPG numbers project him to finish 4th just behind Beanie's 93.9 average and ahead of Robert Smith's 88.4 average.
Hyde now has 33 TDs in his career. If he keeps his average for the season, Carlos will finish with 38-39 TDs in his career. This would place him in 4th place behind Eddie's 44 TDs and ahead of Tim Spencer's 36 TDs.
Carlos has 11 100+ yard games, you have to figure he'll finish with 15. All these numbers would get a huge boost had he not been suspended for the three games at the start of the season. For example, his projected yards for the season without the suspension would have been 1,890 yards & 21 TDs. Those numbers could have meant Carlos would've contended for season rushing record and career TD numbers. Again that's with that 5 carry, 41 yard performance against FAMU. Had he not been suspended, he would have probably toted it more than 5 carries in that game.
Still it's hard to argue that Carlos isn't having a special season and should go down as one of the top backs in OSU history. In the end though his legacy at OSU could be decided by the results of the final two games of his career. How does he do on the big stage when the pressure on? How will he respond when OSU needs him with a potential B10 championship, BCS win, or NCG game on the line? Take a look at the second half of last season NW, Wisconsin, & Iowa games this season if there are any worries about how OSU will fare when they're counting on Carlos.
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