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European stocks mostly rose Wednesday on hopes that the Federal Reserve would announce more stimulus measures, while investors shrugged off news that North Korea had launched a long-range rocket.
Markets also digested news that a Greek debt buy-back scheme designed to release much needed EU-IMF bailout funds appears to have progressed smoothly.
In afternoon deals, London's FTSE 100 advanced 0.21 percent to 5,937.70 points and Frankfurt's DAX 30 gained 0.30 percent to 7,6612.68 points while the Paris CAC 40 eased 0.13 percent to 3,641.58.
Milan's FTSE Mib benchmark increased by 0.81 percent and Madrid's IBEX 35 advanced 0.65 percent.
In foreign exchange activity, the European single currency climbed to $1.3041, down from $1.3003 late in New York on Tuesday. Gold prices firmed to $1,712.50 an ounce on the London Bullion Market, from $1,710 on Tuesday.
In New York, US stocks opened higher on anticipation of Fed support for the sluggish US economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 0.28 percent, the S&P 500-stock index advanced 0.29 percent and the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite 0.33 percent.
The central bank's Federal Open Market Committee is due to announce its monetary policy update at 12:30 pm (1730 GMT).
"Wall Street is speculating the Fed will replace the expiring Operation Twist program with a fresh round of Treasury purchases," said Karee Venema of Schaeffer's Investment Research.
Analyst Chris Beauchamp at trading group IG noted that "such a move would be a welcome distraction for markets bored by the political brinksmanship being played out in Washington."
The Fed's policy committee is set to decide on what action to take as the end approaches of its policy of selling short-term debt to buy longer-term debt.
There are expectations that policymakers will replace it with more outright bond purchases, or "quantitative easing", aimed at lowering interest rates to encourage businesses to invest and hire.
Asian equities also rose as dealers welcomed signs of progress in talks on the US fiscal cliff and upbeat data from Germany and Spain, and despite North Korea's rocket launch.
With investors becoming more confident the safe-haven yen came back under pressure ahead of a general election in Japan on Sunday and expectations of more monetary easing by the country's central bank.
In Paris, shares in carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen, struggling with financial problems and a restructuring, leapt by 8.48 percent to 5.347 euros on a newspaper report that Algeria might be interested in acquiring a shareholding.
In Asia, Tokyo shares rose 0.59 percent, Hong Kong added 0.80 percent, Shanghai was 0.39 percent higher and Sydney climbed 0.17 percent to a 17-month high.
US President Barack Obama and Republican House Speaker John Boehner have swapped new offers to avoid the fiscal cliff of huge tax hikes and spending cuts due to come into effect on January 1, according to sources on both sides.
It fuelled hopes that the two, who have been at loggerheads over plans to increase taxes on the rich and slashing aid to Medicare, could come to an agreement.
If a deal is not reached by the New Year, the package currently in place is widely expected to send the economy into recession.
Sentiment was also buoyed this week by positive numbers from Germany, where investor sentiment in Europe's economic engine hit a seven-month high on hopes that it will dodge recession.


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UT students will volunteer in five communities during next week's spring break. This semester's Alternative Break trips will round out the 188th trip in the program's history. Seventy-seven students and staff members will depart campus Sunday, March 12, and return Saturday, March 18. The program is coordinated through UT's Center for Leadership and Service. Student
Alternative Break News
Volunteer Spring Break: UT Students to Serve Communities through Alternative Break Program
Seventy students, along with a handful of faculty and staff members, will spend their spring break engaged in collaborative community service with organizations in five communities across the Southeastern U.S.
Ninety-Eight Students Travel to Seven Cities for Alternative Fall Break
Ninety-eight students will spend their fall break helping the impoverished, feeding the hungry, and assisting people with disabilities. Alternative Fall Break trips, coordinated through the Center for Leadership and Service, help fulfill the center's mission to educate and engage all students to lead and serve in the global community.
203 UT Students Prepare for 22 Service-filled Spring Break Trips
A team of students is heading to Trelawney, Jamaica, for the first international Alternative Spring Break trip in seven years. Since 1993, UT's Alternative Break program has offered students the opportunity to spend their fall and spring breaks engaged in community service projects meant to increase their awareness of social issues and strengthen the communities served.
UT Students Depart Thursday for Alternative Fall Break
Approximately 75 students from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will head out tomorrow for the annual Alternative Fall Break, an opportunity for students to give up their two class-free days and serve others in a different community.

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Fun and Fearless Dakota Fanning's Big Apple Fitness
All bundled up in the brisk NYC weather, actress Dakota Fanning made her way out to get in a little fitness time.
The "War of the Worlds" cutie was decked out in black from head toe wearing leggings, a scarf, hat and gloves while on her way to the local gym.
While in the Big Apple, the 18-year-old attended the Cosmopolitan Fun Fearless Awards on Monday night - during which she was celebrated as the "Fun Fearless Female of the Year".
Judging by the actress' acceptance as honoree at the event, it looks like she's putting the other Cosmo controversy behind her.
The mag chose "The Runaways" starlet as their cover girl for this month, which caused some to wonder if the then 17-year-old was too young for the racy spot.
Regardless of what critics had to say, Fanning says she has always known herself from a young age, telling Cosmo, "Since I was young, I've always known who I was. I never really had to go through finding who I am. I've always felt really secure."
Enjoy the photos of Dakota Fanning heading to the gym in New York City, NY (March 6).
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A Commonwealth Court has ruled that a Ridgway man who was fired for threatening his bosses can't collect unemployment benefits. The employee had told a co-worker at Clarion Sintered Metals that two supervisors who ordered him to work on a Saturday "didn't deserve to live."
The man had worked for the company for 13 years as a tool and die maker.
The "didn't deserve to live" comment was one of two incidents that led to two warnings and a three-day suspension. Then he upped the ante by stating, "I'm going to come into this place and spray it with bullets."
By then, the company had had enough and terminated him.
In court to contest denial of unemployment benefits, the man said his comments weren't threatening. His attorney argued that merely wishing that someone was dead—without any "overt acts of harm"—didn't constitute a threat.
Note: The employer's well-documented progressive discipline demonstrated to the court that it fired him for "willful misconduct" after several warnings.


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From The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin
Edited by his Son
Francis Darwin
[My father's autobiographical recollections, given in the present
chapter, were written for his children,–and written without any
thought that they would ever be published. To many this may seem
an impossibility; but those who knew my father will understand
how it was not only possible, but natural. The autobiography
bears the heading, 'Recollections of the Development of my Mind
and Character,' and end with the following note:–"Aug. 3, 1876.
This sketch of my life was begun about May 28th at Hopedene (Mr.
Hensleigh Wedgwood's house in Surrey.), and since then I have
written for nearly an hour on most afternoons." It will easily
be understood that, in a narrative of a personal and intimate
kind written for his wife and children, passages should occur
which must here be omitted; and I have not thought it necessary
to indicate where such omissions are made. It has been found
necessary to make a few corrections of obvious verbal slips, but
the number of such alterations has been kept down to the
minimum.–F. D.]
A German Editor having written to me for an account of the
development of my mind and character with some sketch of my
autobiography, I have thought that the attempt would amuse me,
and might possibly interest my children or their children. I
know that it would have interested me greatly to have read even
so short and dull a sketch of the mind of my grandfather, written
by himself, and what he thought and did, and how he work ed. I
have attempt ed to write the following account of myself, as if I
were a dead man in another world looking back at my own life.
Nor have I found this difficult, for life is nearly over with me.
I have taken no pains about my style of writing.
I was born at Shrewsbury on February 12th, 1809, and my earliest
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years old, when we went to near Abergele for sea-bathing, and I
recollect some events and plac es there with some little
My mother died in July 1817, when I was a little over eight years
old, and it is odd that I can remember hardly anything about her
except her death-bed, her black velvet gown, and her curiously
constructed work-table. In the spring of this same year I was
sent to a day-school in Shrewsbury, where I stayed a year. I
have been told that I was much slower in lea rning than my younger
sister Catherine, and I believe that I was in many ways a naughty
By the time I went to this day-school (Kept by Rev. G. Case,
minister of the Unitarian Chapel in the High Street. Mrs. Darwin
was a Unitarian and attended Mr. Case's chapel, and my father as
a little boy went there with his elder sisters. But both he and
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At 9.30 in the morning, it isn't that unusual to be sorting out your hair and make-up, and so Vivien Solari, a 22-year-old from Manchester, is currently covered in grips and foundation. But Solari isn't doing any of this herself - she has two people for the hair, one for the make-up, someone else for her nails. It is something she will do a lot during the day - stay completely still while others dress her in their imagined ideal. Here, she is being prepared for her first job of the day, a prime role on the catwalk of British label Boyd.
Solari, a Vogue covergirl who has modelled since she was 19, is at the epicentre of a tiny room in Fulham Town Hall, the venue for today's show. Around her circle onion-like layers: make-up people, photographers and, on the outskirts, the designer, Tracey Boyd, scurrying in bags as she gets the clothes ready. Solari is oblivious to all this, not because she's precious but because she knows she must keep still so the make-up can be done as quickly and immaculately as possible.
Thirty minutes late, once the backstage monitor has been fixed, the show runs without a hitch. The models walk demurely in view of the audience, but behind the scenes it is controlled chaos as they tear around, unzipping their clothes to make it into the next outfit in time. After the final procession, they cheer, clap, strip and leave.
Solari is in the midst of a tough few weeks. After eight shows in New York, including Helmut Lang ("All the girls like his show because he does clothes you might actually want to wear"), she is in London for a couple of days before the heavyweights in Milan and Paris. Today are shows by Boyd and Clements Ribeiro, designers with similarly accessible collections; yesterday was the entertaining but tiring high glamour of Julien Macdonald; the day before that, the hectic Robert Cary-Williams, whose clothes weren't finished two hours before the show.
It has gone midday, but because of a mix-up with her agency's cars, Solari is travelling to her next appointment on the tube. She is made up like a lady of the night, with two beauty spots and highly-styled, tight-curled hair from the Boyd show. "I think I'm getting some looks," she says.
She is heading for the Nicole Farhi headquarters off Carnaby Street. Earlier in the week she went for a fitting (the designer tries all the outfits on the model to make sure the clothes match the girl) but Farhi wasn't happy with one of the outfits, so back Solari has to go. She puts on the brown leather jacket that is causing the problem and stands stock still as Farhi and two assistants pull and push at the jacket, talking over her as they do so.
They still aren't satisfied, so, even though it will mean visiting the studios a third time for one jacket, Solari agrees to return after Clements Ribeiro. In New York, models are paid by the hour, so designers are more de termined to get the clothes right in one fitting. In London, most shows are done for the prestige, on little or no money, so there are few constraints on what a designer can ask.
Are the fittings always that weird? "You stand there for hours," Solari says, "as they decide how long a sock should be, or if you should wear gloves." It seems so impersonal. Does she ever get a say? "Very rarely. Once, Stella McCartney couldn't work out which outfit to put me in, so she asked what I thought, which was good."
Solari is going to the fitting for Clements Ribiero via her accountant - she has recently become a limited company to ensure she invests her money wisely. She became a model after dropping out of a psychology degree at Leicester University, but doesn't plan to stay in the industry forever. For the time being, she is having fun and earning enough money to make it worth worrying about.
Slowly she is transformed, ending up like someone from The 1940s House. Over on the make-up side of the room, her eyebrows are turned into huge slashes of blue.
Then the clothes - David Bowie crossed with 20s-style geometrics - and the designers, Suzanne Clements and Inacio Ribeiro, arrive. Solari is briefed on her outfits and struggles into black, studded Manolo Blahnik stilettos, holding on to a rail as if she is trying them on in the middle of a discount sale. It seems the designers are ready to take a risk with the rest. "They don't want me to try on the clothes, which is a first," Solari says.
She is grabbed again by the hairdressers, who want to colour her hair with pink powder. An MTV cameraman shoves a microphone in her face and all around photographers come and take more pictures of the girl they had photographed only eight hours before. Throughout it all, Solari looks impassive.
When they eventually appear, the clothes in the show are a success and Solari looks great in a leopardprint riding coat and a cute military bomber. But the show is running an hour late and the audience is twitchy to get to the British Fashion Awards.
Solari, too, has another engagement, back at Nicole Farhi, devoting yet more of her life to the jacket that, at the next day's show, will be on the catwalk for precisely 30 seconds. Not that this bothers her; as a model, it's just not her problem.
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HR 2.0 1st South Bay Event
Mitchellake Group and Sequoia Benefits
Wednesday, July 30, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Come join HR 2.0 on Wednesday July 30th for our first event in the South Bay! After six very successful events since the beginning of 2013 bringing together over 400 HR professionals from growing tech companies in the bay area, we are excited to announce our next event. Join Mitchellake Group, Sequoia Benefits, and other HR professionals from high growth tech companies for an evening of networking, great discussion, and best practice sharing.
The Format: We are hoping to keep this pretty informal to give everyone a chance to meet and chat. We will have 4 stations around the room where people can discuss topics like Leadership Development, Performance Management, Employee Engagement, and Onboarding. Also if you wear your company shirt we will put you into a raffle to win prizes, so make sure you come dressed up!
Where: Come join as at the Pure Storage offices at 650 Castro Street, Mountain View on the 3rd floor.
Appetizers and drinks will be provided and hosted by Mitchellake and Sequoia Benefits, so make sure you bring your appetite!
Thanks and hope to see you there!
Co-Founders Robby Peters and Claudia Fry
**NOTE: No Outside Service Providers. Refund will be issued.**
When & Where
Pure Storage
650 Castro St
3rd Floor
Mountain View,
Wednesday, July 30, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PDT)
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Michael Franti: Promoting positivity through music
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American singer-songwriter Michael Franti produces music that is simultaneously uplifting and politically engaged and in this interview with Richard Glover he discusses how his world view was influenced by his adoptive mother and growing up in a mixed family as well as other formative events in his life...
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Womens Back-tab mac jacket Gap Yellow
I love being noticed when I am legally crossing the street! Don't you hate it when you have to dodge cars because the crazy drivers are on their cell phone? Well this great bright yellow mac jacket from the Gap will help protect you on your daily street crossing ventures. And even if you don't cross the street on your daily commute the bright color will bring some sunshine into everyone's life.
I love yellow, but it makes me look sickly if it's up by my face. These jeans are the perfect solution to dreary rainy days!!
Spring has sprung! And although you can certainly find this jacket in a sedate pewter grey or a bland navy, I prefer the other colors. Bold yellow, bright pink, and vibrant green all scream, "It's spring! Get out and enjoy it!"


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Lady Bulldogs Host Lipscomb Tuesday Night
Dec. 16, 2013
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Lady Bulldogs Host Lipscomb
No. 16 Georgia wraps up the pre-holiday portion of its 2013-14 home slate on Tuesday evening when the Lady Bulldogs host Lipscomb at Stegeman Coliseum.
Georgia is 10-0 on the year, equaling the eighth-best start in the program's history and representing the Lady Bulldogs' 20th double-digit win streak all-time. UGA opened the year with a six-game homestand from before winning Georgia State's Thanksgiving Invitational. After an 11-day break from games during Finals, the Lady Bulldogs bested Belmont last Thursday and Kennesaw State on Sunday.
Tiaria Griffin leads a quartet of double-digit scoring averages for the Lady Bulldogs at 15.4 ppg. Khaalidah Miller (11.7 ppg), Shacobia Barbee (10.8 ppg) and Erika Ford (10.8 ppg) also chip in points at a double-figure pace. Barbee is Georgia's top rebounder at 8.8 rpg.
Lipscomb improved to 2-5 with an 86-76 win at Jacksonville State on Sunday.
Ashley Southern sports eye-popping averages of 15.6 ppg and 13.7 rpg. Former Florida Gator Chandler Cooper averages 16.2 ppg, while Sara Bliss chips in 13.1 ppg. Danay Fothergill scored 19 points in her first outing of the season against Jacksonville State.
Probable Starters
Keeping an eye on...entering today's game:
Khaalidah Miller is...
Quoting Coach Landers
On his team's performance against Kennesaw state... "We shared the ball on a night when anybody could have gotten shots. That's discipline and teamwork and caring about your teammates, I was really pleased with that. We defended from the beginning to the end; there wasn't any drop in defense as we got closer to the end of the game or at any other point. We continued to defend the way we needed to defend. (It was) an overall good game on a day when we could have lost our discipline and gone in the wrong direction. But we stayed the course and did what we needed to do and did it well."
On the challenges Lipscomb presents... "Lipscomb presents a different kind of challenge than most of the teams we have faced. They run a motion-oriented offense, set numerous screens and make a lot of cuts. They're not a team that you can easily prepare for from a defensive perspective. They have good shooters on the perimeter and have a '5' (Ashley Southern) who is playing lights out and who can play face up so she's a difficult match-up. They'll play a four-guard lineup most of the time, and they have just added a new player (Danay Fothergill) to the lineup who got 19 points on her first time out."
Series History against Lipscomb
The Last Meeting
December 16, 2012
Athens, Ga.
Georgia won its first-ever meeting with Lipscomb in impressive fashion 366 days ago. The Lady Bulldogs bested the Lady Bisons 93-42 in their most decisive victory of the season.
Georgia boasted an evenly distributed offense, as four Lady Bulldogs put up what were then season-high scoring efforts. Jasmine James and Tiaria Griffin both scored 18 points, while Anne Marie Armstrong notched 15 and Shacobia Barbee tallied 13.
James scored six points as Georgia sailed to a 14-0 lead and led by double figures the rest of the way. Layups on back-to-back Georgia possessions sparked a 17-1 run to end the opening half with Georgia up 49-22.
The Lady Bulldogs started the second stanza strong as well, with a 20-4 spurt that put them up 69-26.
Last Time out...
No. 16 Georgia used an early 16-2 burst and suffocating defense to pull clear of Kennesaw State early and never looked back en route a 91-32 win on Sunday.
Merritt Hempe led the Lady Bulldogs with a career-high 18 points, with Shacobia Barbee and Tiaria Griffin contributing 13 points each. Khaalidah Miller and Halle Washington added 12 points apiece.
Georgia opened the game with a Krista Donald lay-up to begin a 16-2 run in the first 8:19.
The Owls struggled to control Hempe in the low post early on. She collected 10 points by going 3-of-5 on field goals and 4-of-4 on free throws in the first 7:30 of the game. Hempe eventually outscored the Owls as a team, 14-11, in the first half.
After Kennesaw State closed the gap to 29 points, the Lady Bulldogs accelerated on a 25-0 run from the 15:30 to the 8:17 marks of the second half.
Barbee familiar with Lipscomb's Wild
Shacobia Barbee enjoyed a homecoming of sorts last Thursday when the Lady Bulldogs traveled to Belmont. Barbee is from Murfreesboro, Tenn., less than 30 minutes from the Bruins' campus in Nashville.
The staff of Lipscomb, another Nashville university, includes assistant coach John Wild, Barbee's coach at Riverdale High School during her junior and senior seasons.
Barbee starred at Riverdale from 2008-12, helping the Lady Warriors to the 2010 Tennessee Class AAA state title under coach Hillary Hodges. Wild then replaced Hodges as the Lady Warriors' head coach. Riverdale won another state championship in 2012 following a runner-up showing in 2011. The Lady Warriors finished ranked No. 5 nationally during Barbee's senior year and No. 27 during her junior season.
Barbee was tabbed Tennessee's Miss Basketball for Class AAA as both a junior and a senior and was named The Tennessean's Midstate Player of the Year as a sophomore, junior and senior. In 2012, she was named the all-sports Female Athlete of the Year by the Nashville Sports Council.
UGA equals eighth-best start
The Lady Bulldogs' 10-0 start equals the 1985-86 SEC Championship team for the eighth-best start in the program's history as outlined below.
Lady Bulldogs' Best Starts ever
Make it 20 double-digit streaks
Georgia's 10-0 start also has supplied the 20th 10-game winning streak in the history of Lady Bulldog Basketball.
Georgia's longest string of success covered 20 games by that same 1985-86 squad when Lady Bulldogs defeated No. 4 Long Beach State on New Year's Eve and didn't lose again until the NCAA "Sweet 16."
Lady Bulldogs hit "Magic Number"
Georgia scored 80 points against George Washington, 81 at Belmont and 91 versus Kennesaw State...and in the process improved perhaps the greatest statistical indicator other than wins and losses.
The Lady Bulldogs are now 428-6 when scoring 80 or more points during Andy Landers' 35 seasons in Athens. That equates to a winning percentage of 98.6175115.
Miller tops millennium, moves up more
Khaalidah Miller became Lady Bulldog Basketball's 35th 1,000-point scorer during the Nov. 19 victory over Furman.
The Atlanta native has since moved up to No. 32 among Georgia's career scoring leaders.
Miller used a 20-point performance against Georgia Tech to pass Anne Marie Armstrong at No. 34, supplanted 1996 National Player of the Year Saudia Roundtree at No. 33 during the George Washington game and inched past Megan Darrah to No. 32 versus Kennesaw State..
Miller now has 1075 points for Georgia and enters the Lipscomb contest 18 points away from No. 31 Kara Braxton.
Hempe outscores Owls In first half
Merritt Hempe bettered not only her career high with 14 first-half points against Kennesaw State, she also outscored the Owls as a team, 14-11, in the opening period.
Hempe collected 10 points in the first 7:30 of the game by going 3-of-5 on field goals and 4-of-4 on free throws. She bettered her previous career high - 13 points against both Mercer and Belmont this season - at the 1:42 mark of the first half and scored more points (14) than minutes played (13) in the half.
Hempe saw limited action in the second stanza and finished with 18 points in just 19 minutes of playing time.
Lady Bulldogs efficient on offense
Georgia entered the Belmont game shooting a respectable 40.3 percent from the field in its first eight games.
The Lady Bulldogs then connected on a season-best 58.2 percent against Belmont and followed that with a 48.6 percent effort versus Kennesaw State.
The combined 52.8 (67-of-127) field goal performances against the Bruins and the Owls raised Georgia's season percentage to 42.8.
Freshman Starter sorority grows
Andy Landers has continued his long-standing penchant of starting freshmen during the 2013-14 campaign.
Sydnei McCaskill got the nod against Presbyterian in the season opener to become the 73rd freshman to start for the Lady Bulldogs during Landers' 35 seasons in Athens and the 23rd to do so in her collegiate debut.
McCaskill not only started but played all 40 minutes. She and Coco Miller are the only two freshmen in Lady Bulldog history to start their debut and play all 40 minutes.
Halle Washington became No. 74 on the freshman starter ledger against S.C. State.
Now eight current Lady Bulldogs - senior Khaalidah Miller; juniors Erika Ford and Krista Donald; sophomores Shacobia Barbee, Tiaria Griffin and Merritt Hempe; and McCaskill and Washington - all started as freshmen. Barbee is one of the 23 to start an opener.
Now up to 506 weeks ranked
Since 1981-82, the Lady Bulldogs have been included in 506 of 582 weekly Associated Press polls, or 86.9 percent of those released.
Of those weeks, Georgia was featured in the top-10 of 268 polls, 46.0 percent of the rankings released during that span.
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All hunters, even the most experienced among us, get buck fever in varying forms. I think most hunters would agree that the excitement you feel when you spot a game animal is one of the most addicting aspects of hunting. The key is to control it long enough to focus and make a good shot. As you know, sometimes that's easier said than done. There are a few things you can do, however, to help you be as prepared as possible when the moment of truth arrives.
First, be ready for any situation you might face in the field by practicing it at the range. Removing any guesswork about judging distances, shot placement, wind judgment, etc., will go a long way toward reducing your anxiety about your shooting ability. When you start thinking about the shot and second-guessing yourself, you're only going to make things worse. If you're properly prepared, you'll be more relaxed and your instincts will take over.
Another simple trick is to try some relaxation breathing exercises. Slowly breathe in through your nose, hold it for a few seconds, and exhale through your mouth. Also, try to visualize the shot before you take it. Pick a spot on the animal's body and visualize your bullet going there. Don't look at the animal's antlers, face, or anything else except for that one spot. Visualizing and concentrating on one location will prevent your mind from wandering.
Most important is to not let your emotions get in the way of what should be a fun experience. Instead of worrying about whether you're going to make the shot, allow yourself to enjoy the moment. I think you'll find that the less pressure you put on yourself to succeed, the more success you'll have.


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The Colonial Estate Shiraz Blend Barossa Valley Exile 2008
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This full bodied blend is rich, luscious. Think of creme de cassis, dark fruits, and a tinge of chocolate. An outstanding wine for a special ocasion.Add winemaker's notes
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This full bodied blend is rich, luscious. Think of creme de cassis, dark fruits, and a tinge of chocolate. An outstanding wine for a special ocasion.
round fruty and full of depth a wonderful wine for a red meat, and even after dinner with some stilton, one of my favourite wines, and everyone i have given a bottle too agrees, currently on my 7th case,
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Opaque violet. Powerfully scented nose offers an exotic array of dark berries and spices, with smoky minerals and fresh flowers adding complexity. Deep, palate-staining blackberry and mulberry flavors are sharply focused and surprisingly lithe, picking up a hint of sweet tobacco with air. A strikingly complex and seductive wine that will no doubt age but offers immense appeal now. This kept changing in the glass as I followed it over two days.
The Colonial Estate's two flagship wines come from their own property. The 2006 Exile was sourced from a single 140-year-old vineyard with the blend consisting of 85% Shiraz, 10% Mourvedre, and 5% Grenache. Opaque purple/black in color, it exhibits a captivating perfume of toasty oak, smoke, black pepper, truffle, blueberry pie, and blackberry liqueur. Complex, silky-textured, and nicely balanced, this layered, lengthy wine will continue to improve over the next 4–6 years and have a drinking window extending from 2013 to 2026.
A blend of fruit from the northern end of the Barossa, this is dark and loamy, filled with earth, spice and tobacco, but also featuring hints of meat, black olive and blueberries. The mouthfeel is lush and soft, and despite some slightly cooked fruit there's surprising freshness on the dusty finish. Drink now-2015.
Inky violet. Rich, powerful aromas of dark cherry, licorice, espresso and printer's ink. A big, dense shiraz with a serious, brooding quality to the dark fruit. Substantial dusty tannins come up with aeration, further emphasizing the wine's masculine side. Finishes with notes of sweet dark berry liqueur and licorice.
There are 9,000 cases of the 2005 Explorateur Old Vines Shiraz (with 12% Cabernet Sauvignon in the blend). It was aged for 12 months in French oak and bottled unfiltered. Purple-colored, it displays reticent aromas of toast, scorched earth, tar, blueberry, and blackberry. Ripe and sweet, with some elegance, it has good depth, moderate tannin, and a medium-long finish. Give it 3-4 years in the cellar and drink it through 2020.
The blockbuster, inky/ruby/purple-hued 2005 L'Explorateur Shiraz offers sweet aromas of blackberries, white pepper, licorice, and graphite. While full-bodied, powerful, and rich, it also displays striking finesse and elegance, no doubt because of its aging in French oak. It should last for 15 or more years.
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On Friday, June 29th, fellows went on a field trip to the University of Chicago Archives; where we met with various staff members of the Special Collections Research Center (SCRC), including: Daniel Meyer, Director and University Archivist; Kathleen Feeney, Head of Archives Processing and Digital Access; Isabel Gonzalez, Archives and Manuscripts Accession Manager; Eileen Ielmini, Assistant University Archivist and Ashley Locke, Processing Archivist . Mr. Meyer provided fellows with an overview of the SCRC's institutional history, organizational structure, technology-equipped spaces, innovative processes, dynamic collections, enhanced services and state-of the-art exhibition gallery. I enjoyed listening to Mr. Meyer speak about the funding and financial support the SCRC received from donors in order to renovate and improve its facilities. I also enjoyed learning about the university's automated storage and retrieval system located underground in the Joe and Rika Mansueto Library-- which has a beautiful glass dome above it. Although, I wish there had been more time during our field trip to actually view the library from the inside. The Mansueto Library gets its name thanks to a $25 million gift from Morningstar CEO and alumni, Joe Mansueto and his wife. Construction on the building began in fall of 2008.
|Tour of the University of Chicago Archives
Following the introduction, fellows took a tour of the SCRC's exhibition gallery, classrooms, stacks, archives and processing facilities—led by Isabel Gonzalez, Eileen Ielmini and Ashley Locke. During the tour, Ms. Ielmini pointed out that the Joseph Regenstein Library used to have color coded carpeting on each floor to denote a particular discipline of study. Ms. Gonzales showed us her work station in the processing office and explained how she manages graduate students who assist her in accessioning new collections. Additionally, Ms. Locke discussed the archives' tiered processing program, which helps make available the broadest possible range of archival collections and manuscripts in all formats. After the tour, we returned the Marie Louise Seminar Room, where Ms. Feeney gave fellows a presentation on digital collections at the SCRC. We looked at items from the University of Chicago Photographic Archive and large scale digitization content from a mid-19th century paper dolls collection. Ms. Feeney also briefly touched upon the complexities of preparing born-digital collections for public access.
This week I added web clips into FileMaker Pro for my first two interviews and created an EAD/EAC-CPF for PoliticalMaker/EducationMaker, Crain Woods. I also completed interview evaluations for, television news anchor and former CBS newscaster, Russ Mitchell (MediaMaker) and EducationMaker/ArtMaker, Zenobia Washington. Washington was inspired to embark on a new phase of her life as an artist, after the death of her only brother in 1998. She began creating handmade dolls a way to heal herself from the intense pain and deep depression that the loss of her brother caused. Washington was raised in the port city of Georgetown, South Carolina and influenced by the Gullah culture; therefore, through the art of doll making, she is also able to reconnect with the wonder and beauty of her Gullah heritage.
On Tuesday, June 26th, fellows attended Dr. Celia Salvatore's archives seminar on archival selection and appraisal. We discussed readings by Frank Boles and Mark Greene, "Et Tu Schellenberg? Thoughts on the Dagger of American Archival Appraisal Theory"; Luciana Duranti,"The Concept of Appraisal and Archival Theory"; and Larry Hackman and Joan Warnow-Blewett, "The Documentation Strategy Process: A Model and a Case Study". During the seminar, Dr. Salvatore addressed the difficulties in applying theories and methods for archival appraisal to oral history collections (i.e., authenticity, reliability and preservation). Fellows also completed a documentation strategy exercise using their respective host institutions'archival collections. I enjoyed learning about documentation strategy, which was a new concept for me. What's more, now I know how to use the methodology in order to guide selection and assure retention of adequate information about a specific subject, geographic area, process or event documented in existing records.
At this week's African American history lecture, fellows listened as Dr. Christopher Reed, discussed the sectional tensions resulting from U.S. slavery during the 1850s and the historical importance of the Civil War. Dr. Reeds' mention of the archaeological dig taking place at 32nd Street and Rhodes Avenue— in order to find remnants from the Union Army prisoner-of-war camp, Camp Douglas, was particularly fascinating to me—because the historic site is located minutes from where I live. For further information about the excavation of this Civil War site, click on the following link to view an article from the Chicago Tribune: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-camp-douglas-20120701,0,5892510.story.
In archival news, the new summer issue of Metropolitan Archivist, with contributions highlighting the theme of trends and transitions, is now available on the Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York, Inc. (ART) website or for direct download here.
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LONDON -- The U.K. economy faces uncertainty as it negotiates its withdrawal from the European Union so the government must protect any gains but also invest in infrastructure so it is prepared for any opportunities or challenges once it has left the bloc, Treasury chief Philip Hammond said on Sunday.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer is due to unveil the Autumn Statement on Wednesday, the government's -- and Mr. Hammond's -- first major fiscal-policy announcement and economic update since Britons voted to leave the EU in June, a move that many predicted would damage Britain's economy.
The Treasury has said Mr. Hammond will set out a new fiscal framework to give the government flexibilityto respond to changing economic conditions and the need to invest in the economy's productive capacity.
In an interview with the British Broadcasting Corp., Mr. Hammond said forecasts were pointing to a slowing of economic growth next year and a "sharp challenge" for the public finances.
"We have got to make sure what we do is responsible -- that everything we do is compatible with building resilience in our economy -- as we go into a period when there will be some uncertainty around the negotiation over our exit from the EU, and focus on making sure our economy is match-fit for the opportunities and the challenges that will lie ahead," he said.
Earlier on Sunday the Treasury announced the government would be spending GBP1.3 billion on improving Britain's roads as part of a wider multibillion pound infrastructure investment plan to be unveiled by Mr. Hammond on Wednesday.
In an article published in the Financial Times late on Sunday, Prime Minister Theresa May said the government also planned to invest an extra GBP2 billion a year on research and development by the end of the parliamentary term in 2020 and set up a new fund to help commercialize new technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence.
She is due to outline those plans at the annual conference of the Confederation of British Industry on Monday, she said, and call on the business community to work with the government to mend their reputation which she said had been undermined by a small minority who "appear to game the system and work to a different set of rules."
That would involve establishing the best corporate governance of any major economy, ensuring the voices of employees and consumers are properly represented in board deliberations, and reforming executive pay, she said.
The Autumn Statement would also provide targeted help to ordinary working families who are struggling to get by, Mrs. May said without giving details.
Mr. Hammond said he understood the desire for more information about the process but said he wanted the prime minister to have maximum flexibility when she enters negotiations.
He also said European leaders were being commendably disciplined in their statements on free movement and European market access.
"We trade huge amounts together, and I'm confident that we will be able to agree an arrangement with our European partners that ensures that our companies will continue to trade in and have access to European marketplaces," Mr. Hammond said.
The Chancellor said maintaining European market access for the U.K.'s large financial sector would be a key demand in the negotiations but stressed it was also of deep value to Europe, adding that negotiations had to find a "win-win outcome."
On Sunday, in an article in The Telegraph newspaper, 60 lawmakers from Mrs. May'sConservative party, including seven former ministers, called for the government to pull out of the European single market and customs union when it leaves the EU.
"I would urge my colleagues to give the prime minister the flexibility she needs to get the best deal for Britain in what will be a very complex negotiation," Mr. Hammond said, adding that no decision had been taken on staying in the customs union.
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November 20, 2016 19:36 ET (00:36 GMT)
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IL High School Insider Joe Lombardi, the author of the "Lax with Joe" blog at LaxLessons.com, focuses on the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate region. Joe is also an analyst for the MSG Varsity television network and is the primary author of the new edition of "Lacrosse for Dummies," which was released in 2010. You can follow Joe Lombardi on Twitter @joe_lombardi. You can follow LaxLessons on Twitter @LaxLessons.
Yesterday was a busy day for Friday Night Lights high school football action.
But in the midst of all the tackles and touchdowns, came word on Twitter at Twitter.com/joe_lombardi that one of the nation's marquee prep programs, Chaminade (N.Y.), had its first Class of 2015 college commit.
He's two-way midfielder Thomas O'Connell, who verballed to the University of Maryland.
"As an athletic midfielder, I can play both offense and defense, with good field vision and the ability to find the open man," the 6-foot, 165-pound O'Connell told LaxLessons.com. "I also like fighting for ground balls and playing physical defense."
For more on O'Connell's commitment, including a look at the other colleges he considered, and his player profile, check the full LaxLessons.com story.
When it comes to high school football, New Jersey doesn't have to take a backseat to just about any state.
So with football/lacrosse standouts a longstanding tradition, it's not surprise that as the sport continues to boom, those athletes are becoming more and more prevalent in the Garden City.
The latest example is Rumson-Fair Haven senior running back Conor Walsh.
A midfielder in lax,Walsh is headed to Fairfield University.
"Some main factors in my decision to commit to Fairfield University would be the coach (Head coach Andy Copelan) being a young, energetic, positive guy who has changed the program drastically in the last few years he had been there," Walsh told LaxLessons.com. "They were just coming off one of their best seasons ever this year and I could see that the program had a lot of potential."
For more on Walsh's commitment, including a look at the other colleges he considered, and his player profile, check the full LaxLessons.com story.
Considering the Boston University men's lacrosse program did not get its start until this past February, the strides the Terriers have made on the recruiting scene have been impressive.
The Terriers just received a verbal from one of the most versatile midfielders in Connecticut, Cal Dearth of back-to-back Class L state finalist Ridgefield.
"My strengths are my speed, a hard shot and I think I see the field well," the 6-foot-3 senior told LaxLessons.com. "My style is a solid two-way middie. I like playing both defense and offense and I love the transition game."
For more on his commitment, including a look at the other colleges he considered, and his player profile, check the full LaxLessons.com story.
Ohio State has cracked into the Class of 2015.
It came from one of Long Island's leading attackmen, Michael Laviano of Holy Trinity.
"My strengths on the field are being able attack the cage and either score or distribute the ball," the righty told LaxLessons.com. "My style of play is quick and shifty, making it easy to beat my defender."
Laviano was an all-league selection this past spring, registering 21 goals and 36 assists.
For more on Laviano's commitment, including a look at the other colleges he considered, and his player profile, check the full LaxLessons.com story.
Two of the leading players in the Hudson Valley's Section 1 made their college choices and both have strong family ties in college athletics.
Mahopac attackman/midfielder Ross Thompson decided on Connecticut College.
Thompson's brother, Chase, is a midfielder at Franklin & Marshall.
John Jay-Cross River midfielder Andrew Duffy will become the fourth sibling in his family to play collegiate athletic. Duffy is headed to Cortland State.
If you're looking for 2010 Tewaaraton winner Ned Crotty, chances are you'll find him at his new home away from home.
It's the House of Sports, a brand-new $20 million indoor facility in Ardsley, N.Y., 20 miles north of midtown Manhattan.
Crotty, the former Duke University and Delbarton (N.J.) star, is the executive director of House of Sports' Lacrosse Academy.
For the latest list of confirmed commitments from members of the classes of 2013, '14 and '15 from the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate area, check the LaxLessons.com "Updated tristate recruiting review and commitment rundown."
For tristate recruiting news and info as it happens 24/7, be surfe to follow Twitter.com/joe_lombardi.
Also, don't forget to check LaxLessons.com's database of player profiles of current high school seniors, juniors, sophomore and freshmen and register for a lacrosse player profile of your own.


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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Erik Valladares of White Plains will watch the Baltimore Ravens take on the San Francisco 49ers at Dunne's Pub with his wife and friends, which, he said, has become a Super Bowl tradition.
Valladares is a New York Giants fan, but will root for the 49ers because he has lived in California. However, with his primary team not in contention, the big game is more about being with friends and family, not to mention all of the wings and beer.
"The people I watch the Super Bowl with take off that Monday," he said.
Jonathan Kaplan, who will watch the game at his brother's house, contemplated a world where the Monday after the Super Bowl was a national holiday while eating lunch at Buffalo Wild Wings Thursday with friends.
"It's like Christmas, it's a tradition," Kaplan said.
Dalia Magana of White Plains said she goes to a Super Bowl party at a friend's house every year. While she does watch the game, this year she is most looking forward to the half-time performance by Beyonce.
Unlike Magana, Aisha Farley of White Plain, only watches for the commercials, but will go to a Super Bowl party to be with friends and family.


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May 30, 2013
FRESNO, Calif. – The Fresno State football team will be unveiling special uniforms and helmets for select home games this year and is asking Bulldog fans to join in the excitement.
For the season opener against Rutgers on Aug. 29, the football team will be unveiling a unique white helmet, and wearing their full white uniform for the game. The Bulldog Shop will go on sale this summer with a special white t-shirt to commemorate the game. Fans are encouraged to turn Bulldog Stadium into a white wave.
While the Cal Poly game on Sept. 7 will feature tradition home uniforms, Fresno State will have some accented green wrist bands, socks and arm bands in a tribute to the San Joaquin Valley and it's agricultural history in an Ag Night celebration.
Homecoming will be against UNLV on Oct. 19 and will feature a throwback retro helmet, including the old script Bulldogs logo. Fresno State is also launching a throwback collection of hats, t-shirts and other apparel at the Bulldog Shop this summer. Fresno State last wore the script Bulldogs on their helmets in 1996.
For the first time in school history, the Bulldogs will wear a full black uniform, including a black helmet for the game against Nevada on Nov. 2. These special uniforms and helmets will also be sold following the game. The Bulldog Shop will commemorate the game by selling a special black t-shirt along with special items this summer. Fans are encouraged to transform Bulldog Stadium into a black wave against the Wolf Pack. The Nevada game will also be band day, with high schools from around the valley performing at halftime and during the game.
To wrap up the season on senior night against New Mexico on Nov. 23, Fresno State will hold its annual spirit day and youth day. The Bulldogs will also be collecting toys for tots in a holiday tradition at Bulldog Stadium.
The special uniforms and helmets will be displayed this summer with a conjoined launch of products and apparel at the Bulldog Shop. Stay tuned for more promotional materials and exciting upcoming events.
2013 Fresno State Football Schedule
Date Opponent Time TV Promotional Activity
8/29 Rutgers 7 p.m. TBD White Wave (Team wearing full white uniform)/Jim Sweeney Remembrance
9/7 Cal Poly 7 p.m. None Ag Night
9/20 Boise State 6 p.m. ESPN Red Wave takeover (Paint the stadium Red)
10/19 UNLV 7 p.m. None Retro Helmet (Wear your throwback gear)/Homecoming/Top Dog Ceremony
11/2 Nevada 4 p.m. ESPN Family Black Wave (Team wearing full black uniform)/Band Day
11/23 New Mexico 4 p.m. ESPN Family Senior Day/Spirit Day/Youth Day/Toys For Tots
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#2 Nov 6, 2013
I thought that was the Town of Deerfield where that happened? Maybe I'm wrong.
#3 Nov 6, 2013
Nope Utica, another lawsuit.
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#5 Nov 6, 2013
Reminder that Infowars is run by Alex Jones, who literally thinks that Obama is trying to replace humans with cyborgs.
Probably not the most reliable journalism.
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#6 Nov 6, 2013
Well between that, the Longo Lawsuit and Utica's yearly pension liabilities, may as well put the city up for sale on eBay.
#7 Nov 6, 2013
#8 Nov 6, 2013
Sorry if I struck a nerve, I didn't mean to bash your favorite insane conspiracy theorist.
#9 Nov 6, 2013
This is why uticas police force needs raises!!! Lol
#10 Nov 6, 2013
Please do not worry William Morehouse, the newly elected City of Utica Comptroller Will save us, HA HA HA HA HA.
City of Utica soon to go belly up.
#11 Nov 6, 2013
Life. Liberty. Pursuit of Happiness.
Kylie Ann Turczyn deserves justice.
The cult of public safety left her to die, just like Hillary and Obama left our people to die in Bengahzi.
Back in the day when men were men...
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#12 Nov 6, 2013
Ha Ha Ha as if Zecca would have done any better? Two idiot democrats. No loss let utica rot... the people who live there want it that way that's why they vote that way.
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#13 Nov 6, 2013
Embarrassed for the pathetic police and public safety failures there are ya 'Old Red? It's not the story is impossible to verify at any other source.
Typical uticans who live off the failed "officialdom" there: Thin skinned, DESPERATE to keep up appearances and will attack anyone pointing at the king's lack of clothes. Like children that never evolve.
#14 Nov 6, 2013
Its more reliable than the garbage basically filtered to you to make you form an opinion they want you to have.......... Fact of the matter is there is nothing conspiracy theorist behind it.....Alex Jones isnt trying to convince anyone cyborgs as replacing humans, he is just part of a movement that is gaining a ton of steam and that is the fact that our government has gotten to big for its brigges. Obama pisses on the constitution at every turn, uses the media to push anything that involves a gun into and control issue and inch by inch is trying to create a nanny state, and basically keep a watch full eye on us all.....In the meantime to put all of that on the back burner out of the public eye we have the Obama care disaster shoved down our throat on an hourly basis to keep our minds and eyes away from the real tyranical shit going on.......But that's OK by you because its a conspiracy theory right ? Police are basically being given more and more power to illegally search citizens at will, the government can listen to your phone calls read your emails basically be able to know your bowel movement schedule, but that's fine right ? Obama is great right ? Its citizens like you that stand by idlely just accepting this garbage because your government says its OK .......Your nothing more than a sheep in the herd...Let the government make all your choices for you and when you don't make the ones they want they will be right there watching.........
You are pathetic...... CNN , NBC, FOX all garbage, propaganda shoved down your throat by your government......... Lie down little sheep and go to sleep its past your bedtime according to Obama....
#16 Nov 7, 2013
Very much true and yes the military industrial complex under Obama is obsessed with unmanned drones that can kill using artificial human intelligence without actual human interaction. Stop and think. The world can't hAndle 7 billion people polluting it. UN Agenda 21 is the blue print. Don't think that once the power elite build cyborgs they will need the rest of us. It's hardly conspiracy it's reality. But meanwhile we blindly give up our protected rights and in single file we slowly head towards the slaughterhouse. What the heck do you people think is going on here? This has gone on for thousands of years yet you can't see this???
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#17 Nov 7, 2013
You're crazy. The simple fact that drones are among some of the most expensive and labor/time weapons systems kind of ruins your whole paranoid conspiracy. Far easier to let some supersekrit conspiracy virus out.
I'd have to ask you to go reassess your education and feeble understanding of how the military industrial complex works. I'm guessing you were educated in the NYS or MA educational systems. You rather obviously lack any critical thinking nor an understanding of what that is. If you did, you would have moved on to the reality of it. We make money killing either way, no big Alex Debunked Jones Sandyhook lunatic conspiracies needed. Now go pop in some doomsday movie DVD or watch SyFy some more. It seems to attract people who think like you. Or produce them.
#18 Nov 7, 2013
It was in Deerfield, approximately 1/2 mile or so from the border, but that part is irrelevant. Anderson should have been arrested for the harassment and the threats. Not likely that a restraining order, essentially a piece of paper, was going to protect her, it just gives police a reason to arrest him.
A very sad case, her father is a nice guy, my heart goes out to the whole family.
#19 Nov 7, 2013
No one is argueing a drones wartime value.....You seem to not grasp the bigger picture because you're so infactuated with the obamacare disaster you can't pull your head out of your ass... What's sandyhook got to do with anything ? Besides the fact all Jones show pointed out there were 10 conflicting stories on record all the way down to the gun the kid used... Its been proven the media purposely threw the assault weapon use out there because of the gun debate going on.... Fact of the matter is the only roffle four d at the scene was in the kids car trunk.... I guess it got up and walked out there on its own after he shot everyone with it..... Oh and and it wasn't an assault rifle... you see this is exactly what cooks like you do you run with what ever you read or hear 1st from your government so scored news outlets.... I'm not saying what the kid did wasnt wrong what I'm saying is how he did it was portrayed a lot different to gain favoritism in the public eye for a push towards out right gun bans......You can call it whatever you want... The facts are the facts...... The Obama administration is tyrannical, the us government is tyrannical and people gotta take a stand against it.....The 1st thing you have to do is think for yourself, do t let bill oriely etc etc etc etc etc make your mind up for you....Don't believe the 1st thing you hear....... This is the information age look up the facts for yourself....... Quit being a douchbag...
#20 Nov 7, 2013
We are right on track!
#22 Nov 7, 2013
Wow people are getting really upset about Alex Jones being revealed as a crazy person who thinks tornadoes were created by Obama.
Here are a few other Jones predictions that failed to materialize: At least 15 European nations will collapse in the next 16 months (prediction made on Feb. 28, 2010); staged terror attacks will occur April 15 or 19 to coincide with the release of anti-Tea Party documentaries on Fox, CNN, MSNBC, and HBO (March 3, 2010); and the U.S. dollar will be devalued by 50% within two years (May 23, 2010).
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Cell phones are becoming an integral part of day-to-day communications. With all the drama surrounding cell phones and the convergence of Rogers and TBayTel over the past few months, it seems a fitting time to bring up just one more issue regarding cell phones. Local MP Bruce Hyer and the NDP have called on major cellular phone carrier Rogers Communications to unlock cell phones, and hope that Telus and Bell will follow suit.
What most people don't know is that when you sign a contract with a cellular phone carrier, that device is locked into their system. This essentially means that the phone cannot be used with any other carrier. This "lock" is often referred to as a "network" or a "SIM" lock, and Canada is the only developed country where this is customary.
With your phone being locked to a network, you are unable to just switch carriers if you are unhappy with your plan, want to sell your used phone to someone who is not on that network, or switch SIM cards if you want to travel (thus forcing you to pay expensive roaming fees).
In short, this cell phone lock prevents consumer choice. Bell, Telus and Rogers control 95% of cell phones across our nation. In Thunder Bay we have, in essence, one choice: Tbaytel.
Because of these locks, Canadians pay among the highest rates for cell phones, have the least choice in carriers, and experience the worst service of all developed countries. In fact, Canadian cell phone companies were given "Fs" in customer service by the Better Business Bureau.
The NDP says that unlocking cell phones will level the playing field for carriers. They are proposing a bill that will increase competition and choice in the cell phone market in Canada. Bruce Hyer says the motives for the bill include lowering costs and increasing usage of cell phones in Canada, "ensuring that customers understand their options in advance and are not only being treated fairly but feeling that they are treated fairly."
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The Story: Like Dragon Age 2 which released earlier this year, The Witcher 2 kicks off with a bit of framed narrative. Geralt starts the game in prison, and its his own responses to being interrogated which direct the story and allow the player to chose the order of events during the prologue. Geralts interrogator, Vernon Roche, is determined to figure out Geralts part in the chaotic events surrounding the blood feud in Temeria, and has threatened the witcher with death should his answers be displeasing. With Geralt as his own narrator the story kicks off, and between dragons, sorceresses, political intrigue and a chance encounter with the Scoiatael, it looks like theres a lot to do to make the kingdom safe again.
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In its last outing, Manhattan dropped a 15-5 decision at Rutgers on Wednesday. Darby Nolan (Oak Ridge, NJ) had two goals in that game and is tied for the team lead with 11 tallies on the season. Molly Fitzpatrick (Yorktown, NY) has also scored 11 goals, and she also paces the Jaspers in points (16). Emma Kaishian (Yorktown, NY) has picked up 133 ground balls, while Caitlin Murphy's (Carmel, NY) 11 draw controls are the most on the squad. Hailey Siemek (Bel Air, MD), meanwhile, boasts a team-high 10 caused turnovers. In goal, Nikki Prestiano (Yorktown Heights, NY) has made 56 saves with an 11.62 goals against average.
LIU Brooklyn recorded a 22-11 victory last Friday at Gardner-Webb. Jenn Peters paces the Blackbirds with 14 goals and 20 points, while Mary McQueen has scored 12 goals this season. Sierra O'Connor leads the team in both ground balls (20) and caused turnovers (12), and Kathryn Harvey's 18 draw controls are the most on the squad. Virginia Gibbons has played every minute in goal. She's tallied 43 saves while putting together a 15.64 goals against average.Last season at Gaelic Park, the Blackbirds notched a 15-12 victory over the Jaspers. Manhattan's last win over LIU Brooklyn was a 10-6 triumph in Riverdale on March 6, 2013.


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