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In the accounts, it is stated the the characteristics and the signs of the emergence of the Hazrat Mahdi (as) are mentioned in the books revealed to the prophets. It means that information about the Hazrat Mahdi (as) are heralded in the Gospel, Torah, Psalm and the formerly revealed pages and the books.
It is pointed out in the books on Prophets that, "Hazrat Mahdi's (as) task is not cruelty and doing harm." (Ibn Hajar al-Haythami, Al-Qawl al-Mukhtasar fi `Alamat al-Mahdi al-Muntadhar, p. 47)
I find Hazrat Mahdi (as) in the books of the Prophets as follows: Neither cruelty nor shame does exist in Hazrat Mahdi's practices." (Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi Alamat al-Mahdi Akhir az-Zaman, p. 21)
In the Qur'an it is revealed thus:
We wrote down in the Zabur, after the Reminder came: "It is MY RIGHTEOUS SERVANTS WHO WILL INHERIT EARTH." (Surat al-Anbiya', 105)
Islamic scholars interpret this verse as follows:
It is reported from Imam Baqir and Sadik that "the RIGHTEOUS SERVANTS here are HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) AND HIS COMPANIONS." (Al-Hussayni al-Shirazi, p. 113)
In the Torah we find the following information:
A shoot will come up from the stump of Jesse; from his roots a Branch will bear fruit. The Spirit of the LORD will rest on him the Spirit of wisdom and of understanding, the Spirit of counsel and of power, the Spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord and he will delight in the fear of the Lord. He will not judge by what he sees with his eyes, or decide by what he hears with his ears; but with righteousness he will judge the needy, with justice he will give decisions for the poor of the earth. He will strike the earth with the rod of his mouth; with the breath of his lips he will slay the wicked. Righteousness will be his belt and faithfulness the sash around his waist. The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and the yearling [a] together; and a little child will lead them. The cow will feed with the bear, their young will lie down together, and the lion will eat straw like the ox. The infant will play near the hole of the cobra, and the young child put his hand into the viper's nest. They will neither harm nor destroy on all my holy mountain, for the earth will be full of the knowledge of the LORD as the waters cover the sea. (Isaiah, 11:1-9)
In love a throne will be established; in faithfulness a man will sit on it one from the house [a] of David one who in judging seeks justice and speeds the cause of righteousness. (Isaiah, 16: 5)


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With the 12% funding cut they have endured this past year, the Center relies heavily on volunteers and donations...Our NAPW members generously collected supplies and a box of much needed items...
Garden City, NY (PRWEB) October 10, 2012
Members and guests of the NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter gathered on September 25th for a professional networking meeting at Mimi's Café located at 4414 SW College Road (Hwy 200) in Ocala. President Lisa Wyatt kicked off the meeting by welcoming those in attendance, and handed out NAPW materials. In an effort to grow the Chapter membership, members and guests discussed how they each could ask a friend to attend the next meeting. The women could then participate in Chapter discussions and hopefully decide to join the NAPW Ocala, FL Chapter.
"As active members, they could see for themselves the great value of being a part of such a strong women's organization that allows us to network, explain, and promote our businesses to one another," said the Chapter President.
Lisa next introduced the monthly meeting's guest speaker, Wendy Wilson, from the Ocala
Domestic Violence Center. Wendy presented on behalf of Judy Wilson who was unable to attend the meeting. Wendy spoke about the 30-year history of the Center, which houses on average over 60 women and children who stay at the Center for a period of about 12 weeks at a time.
Wendy went on to say that Marion County is 14th in Florida counties for domestic violence. The Ocala Domestic Violence Center's mission is to empower the abused women and children through counseling and by offering a protective shelter so they can move on with their lives in a safe and healthy environment. The Center's 'Stop the Hurting' domestic violence/sexual assault hotline is 352-622-8495. Adults and children of all ages are served.
"With the 12% funding cut they have endured this past year, the Center relies heavily on volunteers and donations," said the President. "Our NAPW members generously collected supplies and a box of much needed items was given to Wendy to take back to the center."
Other supplies needed on an ongoing basis include:
● Food such as meat, cheese, butter, eggs, milk, and sugar.
● Cleaning supplies such as bleach, and washing powder.
● Personal hygiene items (a good idea is to always collect the motel soaps, lotions,
shampoos, and conditioners to donate to this needy cause).
For more information, call 352-351-4009. Any members wishing to donate any of these items are encouraged to bring their donations to future NAPW meetings, and they will be delivered to the Center.
On a lighter note, NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter member Barbara Brooks was the lucky winner of the door prize, a $100 gift certificate. Chapter President Lisa Wyatt offered her congratulations to Barbara and also took a moment to thank her and another member for their continued support.
"Congratulations, Barbara!" said Lisa. "Also, a huge thank you to you and Frances Garcia for being at every meeting we have had so far as we establish our presence in the Ocala area."
Members and guests in attendance all agreed that they hope to see more women become active members of the Ocala, FL Chapter who would benefit from the importance of face-to-face interaction with other strong, successful women at the monthly networking meetings. It was suggested that the President use evite.com for next month's meeting to reach out to see if more members will respond and attend.
"We all want to reach out to current NAPW members and future NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter members as we move forward in the community to let the business world know we exist, are very successful, and have valuable services and products in great demand," said Lisa.
The meeting adjourned at 1:40pm. The next NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter meeting is October 23rd at noon at the usual venue, Mimi's Café. Next month's community outreach speaker will be Chapter member Barbara Brooks of R.A.M.A.L. Barbara will speak about the organization's ongoing needs.
"We are all eager to meet more of our members at our next meeting!" said the Chapter President.
In attendance at the September NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter meeting were Chapter President Lisa Wyatt, Barbara Brooks, and Frances Garcia; potential new members Anna Leckel from Gainesville and Regis Boatwright (a guest of Barbara Brooks); and guest speaker Wendy Wilson from the Ocala Domestic Violence Center.
The National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) is the largest and most recognized network of female professionals. NAPW provides a forum where women can interact, exchange ideas, educate, network, and empower. NAPW Local Chapters allow members to maximize their experience through meetings, networking opportunities, and professional events.
For additional information regarding the NAPW Ocala, FL Local Chapter and/or NAPW, please visit http://www.napw.com.
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One of Charlotte's favorite traditions is returning to Founders Hall this holiday season.
Leonard's Bearstein Symphony Orchestra is ready to entertain crowds for the 13th year.
This orchestra of computerized bears, complete with singers, plays all the favorite holiday classics.
The production has become an institution, loved by everyone of any age.
And this year, the bears are more ready than ever for the holiday show.
"It's fabulous," said Programmer and designer Todd Alexander.
"The programming got better and the music got better."
During the bears' hibernation period, finishing touches were added to appeal to a wider audience.
"It's great for mom and dad as well as the kids," said Alexander.
"The banter between the character Leonard and the singers is written for adults and the songs are written for the kids."
With the upgrades and new music added three years ago this group of 18 animatronics bears are ready for seven performances a day seven days a week.
The Leonard Bearstein Symphony Orchestra show is free to everyone.
It runs Monday through Sunday until December 29th.
Copyright 2012 WBTV. All rights reserved.
For Hattiesburg's Noelle Carter and her family, the last six months have been tough, to say the least.


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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team hits the road for the second weekend in a row, this time making the Ivy League's New York swing. The Quakers are at Cornell Friday night for a 7 p.m. tipoff, before making the trip to the Big Apple to face Columbia Saturday night at 7 p.m.
GAME 25 - PENN (5-18, 2-4) at CORNELL (13-12, 5-3)
Friday, Feb. 22, 2013 * 7 p.m.
Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Radio: WXPN 88.5 FM (Matt Leon, Stan Pawlak)
GAME 26 - PENN (5-18, 2-4) at COLUMBIA (10-12, 2-6)
Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013 * 7 p.m.
Levien Gym (New York City, N.Y.)
TV: GoColumbiaLions.com (there is a charge for this service)
Radio: WNTP 990 AM (Matt Leon, Stan Pawlak)
Penn Game Notes (PDF) / Cornell Game Notes (PDF) / Columbia Game Notes (PDF)
The Cornell-Columbia Road Trip
The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team has made this New York road trip 53 times; the Quakers have swept this trip 22 times, split it 21 times, and been swept 10 times (including three of the last five years). Last year, Penn swept this trip (66-64 at Columbia, 64-52 at Cornell).
The Cornell Series
*The Quakers and the Big Red have met 217 times in men's basketball, with Penn holding a 143-74 lead in the series.
*Cornell won the first meeting this season, a 71-69 decision at The Palestra in Philadelphia as Galal Cancer hit a bucket in the final seconds. Errick Peck had 20 points to lead the Big Red, while Patrick Lucas-Perry scored 14 to lead Penn.
*Cornell has won four of the last six and eight of the last 11 meetings; prior to that, Penn had won 18 in a row over the Big Red.
The Columbia Series
*The Quakers and the Lions have met 222 times in men's basketball, with Penn holding a 137-85 lead in the series.
*Penn won the first meeting, 62-58 at The Palestra. Miles Cartwright had the Quakers' last eight points in the game, and finished with 22 for the night. Brian Barbour had 21 to lead Columbia.
*Seven of the last 10 games in this series have been decided by four points or less including two with a one-point margin and three with a two-point margin.
He'll Take The Charity
Junior Miles Cartwright started the season by going 12-of-19 at the foul line-unusual, given that he began the season at almost 80 percent for his career. Since then, however, he has returned to form-in fact, he has surpassed it. Cartwright enters the weekend having gone 91-of-101 (.901) over his last 21 games. He had made 26 in a row, dating back to Jan. 23 at Temple, before missing his first free throw last Friday at Harvard.
Closing in on 1,000
Cartwright enters the weekend with 987 career points, and needs 13 to become the 38th player in Penn history to reach the milestone. The last player to get there was Tyler Bernardini, who hit the mark at Yale on Feb. 19, 2011.
It's Worth Noting...
*Penn has had nine different players lead the team in scoring in a game this season, and eight different players have led the team in rebounding in a game.
*Eleven different players have had a double-figure scoring game for Penn this season.
*Penn is 6-0 in the Jerome Allen era when holding an opponent below 50 points, and 23-5 when holding its opponent below 60.
*Penn has matched or had fewer turnovers than its opponent five times in the last eight games, after doing so just five times in the first 16 contests.
*Penn has had more assists than turnovers four times in the last eight games, after accomplishing that feat just twice in the first 16 contests.
*Penn has outrebounded its opponent in three of the last five games and six times in the last 12, after doing it just twice in the first 12 contests this season.
*Four of Penn's last six opponents have shot below 36 percent from the field.
*Freshman Tony Hicks has gone 13-of-13 from the foul line over Penn's last three games, and has hit 15 in a row dating back to Columbia on February 1.
*Freshman Jamal Lewis scored 14 points last Saturday at Dartmouth, matching his point output from the last 11 games combined; he hit his first three-pointer since January 2 (at Butler) and made three free throws, one less than he had made for the entire season to that point.
*Freshman Darien Nelson-Henry has scored at least eight points in 10 of Penn's last 11 games, with eight double-figure scoring performances during that period.
*Nelson-Henry also has averaged 5.5 rebounds per game the last eight contests, after averaging 2.5 rpg in his first 14 appearances.
*Sophomore Camryn Crocker has a 2.85 assist/turnover ratio over the last 12 games (37/13).
*Junior Dau Jok entered this season with nine career points and seven rebounds; he entered the January 5 game at La Salle with 37 career points and 29 career boards; in the last 12 games, he has scored 58 points and snared 36 rebounds.
*Junior Cameron Gunter entered last weekend with 10 points and 10 rebounds for the season; he then recorded a combined 13 points and 12 boards against Harvard (10, 9) and Dartmouth (3, 3).
*Gunter made three free throws Saturday at Dartmouth; amazingly, they were his first made free throws in almost exactly a year, as the last time he made one was Feb. 17, 2012 against Cornell.
*After averaging 10.1 minutes through the first 16 games this season, sophomore Patrick-Lucas Perry has seen his court time rise to 22.4 mpg over the last seven contests and averaged 7.4 points per game in that time.
*Lucas-Perry has not missed a free throw since Dec. 1 at Penn State; that said, he has only taken nine in that time.


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Lakefront Brewery celebrates 25 years in business
On Dec. 2, 1987, brothers Russ and Jim Klisch opened a small microbrewery on Chambers Street in Riverwest. In 1998, the brewery moved to its current, much-larger location, 1872 N. Commerce St.
Over the years, the brewery, which will begin to celebrate 25 years in business next month, has achieved many firsts.
In 1992, Lakefront introduced a seasonal cherry lager and became the first brewery to bottle fruit beer since prohibition was repealed. In 1996, the brewery produced the first organic beer with Lakefront Organic E.S.B. (extra special bitter) which uses 100 percent organic malt and hops.
In 2007, Lakefront was the first brewery in the state and the first business in Milwaukee to receive the Travel Green Wisconsin certification which recognizes tourism-related businesses that work to reduce their environmental impact.
Earlier this year, Lakefront introduced Wisconsinite, the first beer in the United States to be made from 100 percent in-state-grown ingredients: barley, wheat, and hops, including a first-of-its-kind, never before fermented, indigenous Wisconsin yeast strain.
Now, Lakefront is one of the first Wisconsin microbreweries to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Sprecher Brewery, which opened in 1985, celebrated the milestone in 2010.
"We really wanted to celebrate with something special for the entire year," says Lakefront's Chris Johnson.
In recognition of the anniversary, Lakefront will brew a series of four different anniversary beers and will release one each quarter. The first edition, set for release around Christmas time, will be an imperial stout aged with cocoa nibs, Madagascar vanilla bean and cherry puree. Each beer will be available for a limited time on draft and in four-pack bottles.
The three celebratory batches after the imperial stout are yet to be determined.
"We have some ideas, but we haven't solidified anything yet," says Russ Klisch.
Today, there are 25 different Lakefront beers that are available in 36 states and distributed to Canada, Israel, Japan and Australia. Lakefront employs 35 full-time people on the brewery side and around 37 part-time employees in their tour department.
"We've added a lot of new equipment to keep up with all of the growth and demand as well. Visually, it's much different walking around the brewery than it was a year ago. Our tanks keep getting bigger and bigger," says Johnson.
The craft beer industry has changed and expanded greatly since the Klisch's started brewing more than two decades ago.
"Craft beer fans have never had so many choices of great beer from so many outstanding breweries as they have right now," says Johnson. "I read recently that there are almost 1,400 new breweries just in the planning stage."
Milwaukee will most likely welcome its newest brewery, Brenner Brewery, in the middle of 2013.
So far, Johnson says, the industry is very supportive of one another, but that each business strives for its signature offerings in hopes of appealing to customers.
"Each brewery has their own groove and style and we definitely have ours," says Johnson. "Unfortunately, there is only so much space on the store shelves and I'm not sure if the new breweries know how competitive that side of the business is. I'm excited to see how the industry will shake itself out in the next five years."
Johnson cites the innovation and quality of Lakefront products to be the driving forces behind the brewery's success, along with the brew team and the tour style.
Lakefront's popular tour is offered at multiple times every day except Sunday and the cost is $7. Reservations are required. Lakefront was one of the first, if not the first, to offer beer at the beginning of as well as during and after the tour instead of making visitors wait until the end.
According to Klisch, tours started in 1989, about two years after the brewery opened. Prior to that, he and Jim were too busy brewing to afford time for tours. Once they were able to hire help, they gave tours on Saturdays. They still give tours occasionally today.
"We encourage people on the tour to try a beer or two before the tour starts and we have sample stations set up in the middle of our tour, too," says Johnson.
"Milwaukee is the best beer city in the world! We can't say thank you enough to all our loyal customers and accounts that have supported us for the past 25 years."
buck | Nov. 24, 2012 at 10:36 a.m. (report)
Nice article except for the totally irrelevant and inappropriate shout out to Brenner. Why should people who worked their butts of for the last 25 years to build something great have to share an article about the anniversary of their business with some guy who has accomplished nothing? I'm sure there are plenty if breweries in the planning stages, why lavish so much attention on this one. I'll give Brenner this, he's good at drawing attention to himself. Though it clearly helps to be a friend of Onmilwaukee, then you get your fundraising pleas inserted into random articles. Maybe he should shave his head again. That will raise a few bucks.
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Cozy apartment in the heart of the city!
Size32 m²
Floor No.4
- Kitchen
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- Smoking allowed
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
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You can cook whatever you like in a fully equipped kitchen and eat or drink your coffee in the big balcony. The studio is recently refurbished in modern style and very clean
Enjoy Thessaloniki! To do this we offer :
• Apartment in the city center , with all kinds of tourist attractions.
• Air Conditioning and Heating
• Hand soap , toilet paper included.
• Bed linen , towels in the apartment
• TV , Wi -Fi.
• Fully equipped kitchen with everything you need.
• Washing machine, coffee maker , hair dryer, iron .
The apartment is located in the heart of the city center in a quiet and absolutely safe neighborhood.
You have everything you need for a short or a long stay.
The apartment is 35 square meters, fully furnished and equipped, it's on the 4th floor with no elevator.
You can also enjoy the various possibilities for fun and relaxation offered by the city, nestled in a neighborhood where you will find the best Greek, Mediterranean and international cuisine, buy fresh produce directly from the local market, just 2 minutes away from the apartment, local shops , bakeries, bars and grocery stores that will make you feel like a resident of the city.
We are always available to everything you need to make your stay in our city memorable!
We will provide you with many tips, maps and flyers of the city!
House rulesThe apartment is located in a residential area. Please be respectful to your neighbors.
Toilet paper must be thrown in the bin, not in the toilet.
We are flexible with check-in and check-out times! However, when we have same-day check-ins and check-outs, we ask that guests departing can leave by 11am and guests arriving, come after 1pm. This allows us to clean the apartment thoroughly in between.
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Very nice and friendly hosts. Stelios girlfriend made an extra effort to meet us earlier as discussed the day before to give us the key for the appartment.
The appartment was clean and cosy in the center.
Thanks for hosting us.
Stelios und Evgenia sind sehr gastfreundlich, hilfsbereit und es macht einfach auch Spaß sich mit ihnen zu unterhalten. DArüber hinaus gaben Sie uns auch viele Tips und Informationen.
Die Wohnung ist ordentlich und gemütlich. Ihre Lage erlaubt es fußläufig alle Orte des Zentrums zu erreichen.
The location of the apartment is excellent - it's central but still calm because it is in small street. The apartment is cozy, clean and fully furnished. We didn't miss anything. We loved the small balcony where we took our breakfast and where we relaxed during the siesta or in the evening.
Stelios was very helpful. We had a good communication by SMS before arriving. He was waiting for us as scheduled, explained everything in the apartment and gave us also a brief introduction what to do in Thessaloniki. He was a friendly and helpful host. Thank's a lot.
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I've had the GM release for a while now and all the programs seem to work just fine.
I'm getting it! That simple.
I have a job. $20 is nothing.
I'm so excited!! I haven't been able to be patient! But I can't help it.
the macbook pro composing this comment is less than two years old. long story short, my next computer will be windows based.
LOL..Oh wait..Windows 8 how much again over $150!!!!..laughable. When has Microsoft EVER made a OS that WASN'T affordable? how bout NEVER!!!!. That's one hat i give to Apple sure their computers cost alot..but software is fairly inexpensive on most common stuff.BUT..you can bet your Apple bottoms i'm upgrading in t-minus 20mins counting from my post.


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Hi there,
So I am trying to get BackTrack 2 to work on VMware player and everything seems to be working fine except I cannot connect to the internet. I have looked around on the forums and have tried doing dhcpcd and all that but whenever I try and enable the ethernet (and also when bt2 actually starts up) I get an error message: "VMnet0:Overlapped I/O operation is in progress. Failed to connect virtual device Ethernet0."
The internet works fine if I boot from a CD but ideally I'd like to use bt2 on VMware player while running XP. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!


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By Jake Landers
Published August 2011
Sensitive Briar and Fern Acacia are cousins that have similar looking leaves that behave very differently. The leaves of Sensitive Briar fold up when touched while those of Fern Acacia stay put. Few plants have movements as quick as Sensitive briar, and it's done without nerves as in animals. Botanists understand that these movements in plants come about by changes in water pressure, but they can't explain the reason why. Why one and not the other! Perhaps the leaf movements might surprise a grazing animal to make it move to another plant for a bite. It's a quirk in some plants that someday may entice a young scientist to find a good explanation.
Both plants are legumes and are first choice for grazing by goats, sheep, and deer because of their high nutrient content. For this reason both have become scarce even in pastures where moderate to light stocking has been practiced. They persist in much of central Texas in parks, roadsides, and rocky sites where plants are somewhat protected from heavy grazing.
The flower clusters are similar in construction, but quite different in size and color. Fern Acacia has marble-sized white puffballs too numerous to count on the multiple sprouts in a typical colony. Sensitive Briar has a few big pink ones at the ends of sprawling runners. Seed pods are quite distinct also, with those on Fern Acacia small and flat, and those of Sensitive Briar bean-like and covered with soft spines. I am having a hard time finding seeds to get either plant reestablished in my part of the ranch.
The scientific name of Fern Acacia is Acacia angustissima var. hirta. In plain language this translates to "Thorny plant with the narrowest leaves". Most of its other cousins are thorny, including Sensitive Briar, but Fern Acacia it is soft to the touch. Sensitive Briar is named Mimosa roemeriana, although long ago I learned it as Schrankia roemeriana. At least the name-changing experts kept half of the original which is in honor of Ferdinand Roemer, the German geologist who checked out the ruins of the old Spanish Presidio near Menard 150 years ago, and wrote a book about his adventures in Texas.
Whatever the reason for the sensitive leaf movements in one and not the other, they are fascinating to watch. Several years ago one of my colleagues who also enjoyed teaching kids about native plants had a fun technique when he found a Sensitive Briar. He told the kids it was a "Scream" plant. "If you screamed at it, it would fold its leaves, and you had to get close to it because it was hard of hearing." Soon all the kids would be on hands and knees screaming and watching the movement, not realizing at first it was their breath, not the sound that caused the movement. Kids and a few grown-ups like to be tricked, occasionally, so that they can pull the same trick on someone else. But you need to be smart enough to tell the difference between the two plant cousins.


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West Jordan • The man known as "Twisted," who police said methodically gunned down three people in a Midvale house last month, appeared in court Tuesday on charges of aggravated murder.
David Fresques, 25, has been charged in 3rd District Court three counts of first-degree felony aggravated murder in the deaths of Omar Paul Jarman, 35, Shontay Nichole Young, 34, and Danielle Beatrice Lucero, 26.
Fresques also is charged with one count of first-degree felony attempted aggravated murder for allegedly wounding 53-year-old Vickie Myers in the shoulder.
An ex-con with gang ties and a long history of criminal violence, Fresques was appointed a public defense attorney after being declared indigent by the court Tuesday.
According to court documents, Fresques on Feb. 12 went from room to room inside the home at 8286 S. Adams St. (450 West), firing at his victims. The shootings were methodical, and perhaps selective, police have said.
Fresques was arrested one day after the shootings and is now being held without bond in the Salt Lake County jail.
A motive for the murders has not been identified, though authorities said the home was a "known drug house." No weapon has been recovered.
Fresques was scheduled to make his first appearance Thursday, but the jail transported him two days ahead of time. He is due back in court for a scheduling conference before judge Mark Kouris on March 26.
His appearance came just days after a second man believed to have helped Fresques flee the scene was arrested.
Davis Romney Fotu, 33, was found in an East Millcreek condo on Sunday during an unrelated probation check.
After a Unified Police officer recognized him, Fotu reportedly resisted arrest and was shot multiple times with a Taser. Police later booked him into jail on suspicion of one count of obstruction of justice.
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Discussion in 'Members Zone' started by DEZBRYANT x88x, Oct 26, 2008.
anybody play COD4, Halo, Madden 09
let me get your gamertag...
online quite a bit with All Pro Football 2k8, Madden 09, NCAA 09, NBA 2k9, Forza 2
gamertag: ZB 512
if you need a win in any of the above games, look me up
yeah .. ill do that..thanks
I primarily play under HOOFBITE. Had dozens of secondary accounts. So many, I really can't remember.
Been mostly playing BF - Bad Company.
Used to play Halo exclusively. Anymore, I really can't stand what the makers of that game have done to it and I rarely play the game. Halo 2 was all I ever played. I got pretty burnt out on Halo 3 in about 6 months.
GT: Dolemite2k i play mostly Madden 09 but Gears of War 2 will get lots of play to when it comes out in a few weeks
yeah im not a big fan of gears something about that game dosent really catch my eye..
but ill tell you what that COD5 game aint too bad..
Tennione72- Halo, Madden 09, NBA2K9 hit me up anytime
well mine is Will40Chea...
guys look me up
mine is cornball25
BigBoy63 is cornball63
Mine is Shnagy. Mainly play Madden 09 though.
I play Madden....My name on there is the best name you could choose.....Skinssuck09 or is it SkinsSuck82, either way a great gamer tag!
fartsniffer 0
yeah i know :laugh2:
im always playing cod4 look me up
You guys playing these on PC or on XBOX? I play a lot of COD4 on PC. ACHILLES is my tag.
I'd tell you, but there's no longer any point, as my 360 has suffered a dreaded E 74 message, and no longer works.
Anyone no the best way to remedy this that doesn't involve throwing it out the window?
Play Madden 09, Tiger Woods 09, Saints Row2, Those 3 take up most of my time at moment. Got burned out on COD4, and never cared about Gears of War just couldn't get into that 1.
I forgot i posted this a while ago..
Any new gamertags out there??
I play (or played) COD 4 and 5, but on the PC. I've been playinf Open Arena lately. I'm Admrial***Hat.


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SAN BERNARDINO - Mediation between the city and its police and fire unions broke down after only one meeting, leading the City Council to call a special meeting for Monday.
The unions were scheduled to meet with a bankruptcy judge as part of the city's bankruptcy filing, but there was no agreement and the nonbinding mediation was called off, City Attorney James F. Penman said before the council voted to meet in closed session to discuss the development.
Four council members voted for the closed-session discussion, with Councilman Chas Kelley opposing it and Councilmen John Valdivia and Rikke Van Johnson absent. That met the two-thirds legal requirement to discuss something without previously informing the community, but after nearly an hour of discussion Mayor Pat Morris returned with Penman and City Clerk Gigi Hanna to announce that no agreement had been made and the council would meet again Monday at 3 p.m.
- Ryan Hagen, 909-386-3916, @sbcitynow


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Metallica's Lars Ulrich engaged!
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Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich hasn't given up on marriage. The "Las Vegas Informer" says the rocker was seen out earlier this week celebrating his engagement to model Jessica Miller.
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To Batherbate is when you are soaking in a nice warm bath to ease the worries of the day and you look over and see a bottle of hair conditioner. In your head you have an internal struggle to have nice soft manageable hair or to use this(at times expensive)fluid to stimulate ones penis to orgasm. Inevitably because you are in the bath to feel relaxed you choose to use the conditions to jerk off and complete you relaxation session. But then comes the realization that you have blown off a bunch of knuckle children into the water and now in an attempt to avoid them you just out of the bath...and so ends the relaxation.
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CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2005 Nissan Altima has two fairly significant problems with the floor pan rusting through & motor mounts breaking.
Altima owners report that up to a basketball-size hole develops under the floor mats where the floor pan metal rusts through. Average repair cost is over $1,000.
The broken motor mounts are less of a problem - they break at ~75,000 miles average & it's $400 to fix. Still, motor mounts should not break!
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The Allstate Sugar Bowl CYO Basketball Tournament tipped off on Wednesday night with eight boys' games at four different New Orleans high schools. Action continues tonight with eight more games at the same locations. The semifinals will be played at Jesuit High School on Friday evening at 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The finals will take place on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Brother Martin. This year marks the 60th year of the tournament as well as the sixth with the Allstate Sugar Bowl as the sponsor.


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Prematurity can be frightening
I have a premature son who is now 8 months. He still looks like a 3 or 4 month old and as a concerned Mum, I can't help but wonder if he is developing well. His paediatrician hasn't made any major comments other than the fact that he is smaller than most babies and needs to catch up. I breastfeed my son and he seems to eat well but it seems to me that he likes to snack. He doesn't normally eat until he is full and I don't know if there is anything I could do to help him with this problem to possibly increase his feeding intake. Also, is there any thing I can do to help make sure my son is reaching all of his milestones as a premature baby? I know he will need plenty of time to catch up to other children but I just want to make sure I am being the best Mum I can be.
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Helping a premie put on weight
Hi Jen,
I just read another of your posts where you mentioned your son had been born 2 months early.
Obviously, if he is only the size of a 3 or 4 month old, at 6 months of age (adjusted), then it makes perfect sense that you're concerned about his growth rate.
I believe you may be onto something with your concern about the fact that he seems to snack rather than take a full feed and fill his tummy.
There are a couple of things that come to mind that may help baby to put on weight.
The first is using compressions when you are breastfeeding so that your baby is getting more of the hind milk during a feed. The hind milk has more fat and calories and helps babies put on weight.
Here's a video by Dr. Jack Newman, that shows you how to do this (there are actually 3 videos that will play, one right after the other which will show how positioning and compressions can help baby to drink more during a feed).
Here's another video that shows the compressions even better, which helps baby get the extra hind milk he needs.
The other thing that we want to check is the quality of your breastmilk. Some women have very "watery" breastmilk and others have milk that is very high in fat. Most women will produce breastmilk that is somewhere in between that.
My guess is that you've been under stress for at least a couple of years. Your body naturally had extra stress during your pregnancy because it was creating new life and putting a lot of extra into creating bone, blood and critical organs for your baby.
Then your stress level likely went up when you had him early, and had to deal with a hospital stay.
Bringing a premie home was probably stressful in that you had to learn about caring for him and may have even had to learn how to use certain kinds of monitoring equipment to monitor his breathing. Then there were the extra doctor visits and all the worry that goes along with giving birth to such a young baby.
Stress can reduce the quality and quantity of breastmilk. Putting baby to the breast often is important, as is position so that he sucks in such a way that effectively stimulates milk production.
I'm going to create another post with more information on how to improve your breastmilk which will include a video for you. This system is set up to only allow 2 videos per post, so I need to do it this way.
Warm Regards,
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Diet is another thing that will affect the quality of milk. Be sure you are avoiding sugar and simple carbohydrates, and increasing your fruit and vegetable intake, focusing on getting lots of green leafy vegetables into your diet. Your goal should be anywhere from 1 to 3 heads of leafy greens per day.
Two of the easiest ways to get more greens into your diet are by juicing them and blending them into smoothies. Babies LOVE green smoothies so share some with him when you feel your baby is ready.
Here's a video showing you how to make a green smoothie. You can replace the milk with water if you'd like. I have a sensitivity to milk, so I don't use milk in my smoothies, but I will make my own almond milk and use that sometimes, or just use purified water. You can also replace the spinach with fresh kale. Kale is PACKED with calcium and lots of good nutrients, so I prefer to use kale anytime I can get it. Spinach can cause gas or digestive issues for some people, so give it a try and if it causes any kind of uncomfortableness, then try the kale or romaine lettuce or swiss chard or any other green until you can tolerate the spinach. And one thing to keep in mind... if you're body is not used to eating lots of fresh fruits and vegetables you may find that drinking a green juice or a green smoothie will cause some diarrhea. This is just fine, and it won't last. It's your body telling you that you need to cleanse out some toxins. If this happens, just back-off on the juices and then gradually add more in. But my guess is that you'll be just fine if you start with one or two green smoothies a day.
And as for helping your son reach his milestones... I would start with improving his breastmilk intake and improving your breastmilk while offering him some green smoothie each day. Right now you could be fully breastfeeding your son and giving him all the nutrients he needs. After he turns one he may need some other foods, but, remember, if he was born 2 months early, you'll be able to give him 2 months more of fully breastfeeding which I feel would greatly benefit him if you can get more of that hind milk into his system.
Once he's putting more weight on then he may be able to reach more milestones.
Hope this helps, and please leave a comment letting me know your thoughts.
Warm Regards,
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I have to say Kate. I am quite impressed with the responses I have received from you. I have gone to a few breastfeeding clinics and even my son's Paediatrician recommended that I supplement my son with Neosure, a higher calorie formula, but I never felt right about it. My son refused to drink out of a bottle after being home from the hospital for a month or two. I have even tried hiding the formula in his baby cereal, but as you read in my other post about feeding solids, he doesn't always go for that either.
I will try the green smoothies and the compressions and hopefully I will begin to see better results.
Thank you so much,
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I would definitely try improving your breast milk and trying to get him to stay on the breast longer, taking a full feed, before offering supplemental formula. You may find that your son will take a 20 minute feed on one breast (using compressions so you're sure he is full), and that you won't have to offer both breasts. The next feed would be a full feed on the opposite breast. I actually found that this was easier for me, especially at night, so I breastfed some of my children, offering only one side per feed.
Let me know if the compressions help to keep him on the breast longer (getting more hind milk) and if you're then able to go 2 to 3 hours between feeds. Ideally 2 hours between feeds is good if he's getting plenty of hind milk, and will keep the breast stimulated to continue to produce lots of milk. Oh - and be sure you are drinking plenty of water throughout the day because breastmilk is comprised of 88% water and 4.5% fat so make sure you are getting enough Essential Fatty Acids (found in Salmon and other fish or as a supplement) and that you're drinking plenty of water.
Here's a picture I found on Wikepedia that shows foremilk and hind milk. The white milk is the fatty hind milk that comes from an almost empty breast. Thought you would appreciate seeing this (click on it to see a larger image).
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Whatever your political persuasion and whichever part of the business community you come from, the overwhelming feeling upon reading Thursday's strategic review by NBN Co is disappointment and impotent frustration.
It is a depressing state of affairs that four and a half years after
It shouldn't be like this. We are supposedly a clever country, yet we can't seem to grasp the importance of not screwing around with vital infrastructure of a modern economy.
By now we should be seeing the first indications of economic and social benefits of high speed broadband in pockets around the country. Instead, we're back at the drawing board and drowning in a sea of excuses and political recriminations.
Presenting the findings of the strategic review to Parliament, Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared that it was time to end the spin and wishful thinking and embrace reality. Reality check
"Welcome to the real world moment for the NBN," he said.
Unfortunately, the reality is that, as a nation, we have blown it.
Unsurprisingly the review conducted by NBN Co mark 2 found the predicted price of the previous government's policy to be alarmingly under-estimated (by $28.8 billion) and the progress to be woefully behind even its latest pre-election estimates.
These claims are vehemently disputed by Labor, with Turnbull's opposite number, Jason Clare, who has his own new documents, provided from the previous NBN Co board, which appear to show we would be much better to continue with the previous government's policy.
The fact that the Coalition is now admitting that some of its own pre-election broadband costings and timings weren't worth the paper they were written on due to the extent of the projects' woes, should elicit nothing more than an angry sigh towards both sides. Mr Turnbull still deserves some leeway for being new to the job, but the fact that his own pre-election projections have already blown out in terms of time and money, leaves the feeling of just another spin of the merry-go-round.
As a nation, we're basically going to spend almost the same as we were going to spend before, but rather than having world-leading infrastructure to show for it, we will be wheezing along to keep pace with what everyone else is doing anyway.
It's a reality check alright. But not a happy one.Business wants less noise, more action
It shouldn't be news to either side that the business community doesn't care about either the strategic review, or Labor's contradictory report. It is just more noise around an issue that should have been bipartisan, and already be starting to form the backbone of a new era for potential growth.
Business leaders just want a new network built. They've heard enough about corporate plans, strategic reviews and feasibility studies and want to start figuring if there is any competitive advantage left to glean from upgraded infrastructure.
As the soul searching continues about just what kind of industries and workers should define Australia into the future, the most obvious option of technology and knowledge-based professionals is hamstrung by the continuing inability of governments to plan and build for a digital future.
If we haven't already missed the bus for reaping the potential benefits of high-speed broadband, we are probably running down the street after it.
We aren't going to get world beating infrastructure, we won't be blazing a trail ahead of rival nations, we will simply be spending truckloads of cash in the hope of being on par – if that –with other countries.
If there is anything positive to come from today's mess, it is that things can't get much worse.
Who knows how bad it was inside the old NBN Co? Who knows whether the fibre to the premises plan could have been pulled off? Who knows whether mythical new technologies will emerge to prove the Coalition right for holding back on FTTP?
It's time to stop arguing about it because of the harm we are doing to our future prospects of prosperity by engaging in circular debates.
We are where we are and – for better or worse – we have the government we elected. So let's stop the politicisation of basic modern infrastructure and try to make the best of a wretched situation.


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It was small, and her mother, as Musset would say, seemed to have made it so in order to make it with care.
She looks at her lover and dies, like the Simonne of Boccaccio and of Musset.
It is easy to believe that Musset may have tried the patience of a tranquil associate.
By the first, we take it, he meant what we have called Musset's passion.
The love affair, into which George Sand and Musset had put so much literature, was to serve literature.
But as we have said before, with his youth Musset's inspiration failed him.
We see this, as from henceforth it was she who implored Musset.
Musset supposed so himself, and took no trouble to encourage the experiment.
Musset was not disposed to play the part of the small drummer-boy inciting the romantic battalion to the double-quick.
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#man grep this will turn your terminal into a "e-book" all about the command grep. You can also type in google man grep and you will be presented with a list of sites to read the same basic things from.
A good reference for the man pages can be found here
As for more generic info about commands see also
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Our customers rock. When they develop code to start using Gnip, they often share their libraries with us so that they might be useful to future Gnip customers as well. Although Gnip doesn't currently officially support any client libraries for access to our social media API, we do like to highlight and bring attention to some of our customers who choose to share their work.
In particular, here are a few Gnip client libraries that happy customers have developed and shared with us. We'll be posting them in our Power Track documentation and you can also find them linked here:
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Not so long ago, Colin O'Keefe, a sophomore at Mount Saint Mary
College, worked through his own recovery process for injuries
sustained playing high school sports.
Now the Montgomery, NY native helps to bring relief to patients'
injuries and smiles to their faces at Hudson Valley Orthopedic
& Sports Physical Therapy in Fishkill, NY.
The psychology/physical therapy major works as a PT aide under
Dennis Lopez, who has owned and operated the practice for more than
20 years. O'Keefe supervises patient exercises, prepares warm
compresses, interacts with clientele, and observes Lopez in
"I love the atmosphere and the people I work with," O'Keefe
said. "You can build relationships with people in the community
while helping them to heal. Being there for people when they're
hurt is a good feeling."
Recovering from his own injury inspired O'Keefe to give back to
his community through becoming a physical therapist, and he began
volunteering at a practice in his hometown.
After less than a year in college, O'Keefe secured his current
job. He heard about the opportunity through the Mount's Career
O'Keefe said that Lopez is "very knowledgeable" and "always
willing to teach."
The benefit is mutual, Lopez revealed.
"Colin has been great so far, and I expect he will keep doing
well," Lopez explained. "He's been a real help. He's working, but
he's also learning."
Rae Fallon, psychology professor at the Mount, is one of the
driving forces in O'Keefe's college career. As his advisor, she has
helped him succeed in his first year of college. The student also
cited professor of biology Thomas Sarro as a major academic
"They both taught me a lot in their classes, and I'm applying it
in this job," he said. "For example, what I learned in my anatomy
class, I see here. This explains it even more."
O'Keefe is a student of the Mount's rigorous honors program. He
also hopes to join Psi Chi, the national honor society for
Mary Hinton, vice president for academic affairs at Mount Saint
Mary College, explained that the college has a long and significant
history of making contributions to the local community.
"This reflects not only our desire to support Newburgh and
beyond, but it also provides important learning opportunities for
our students," said Hinton. "By engaging in internships, service
learning, and community service, Mount students develop leadership
skills, garner first-hand knowledge of the importance of being
active in one's local community, and recognize that learning
happens both within and outside of the classroom. We are proud of
our students' service to the community and look forward to
continuing this tradition."
Successful Mount graduates in the physical therapy field include
Joseph Winther, employed at the Center for Physical Therapy in
Wappingers Falls, NY. Winther received a bachelor's in biology from
the Mount, and a doctorate in physical therapy from New York
Medical College.
The Mount's physical therapy/psychology 4:3 program offers
students the opportunity to complete their bachelor's degree at the
Mount while taking the prerequisite courses for entrance into the
physical therapy program at New York Medical College. Upon
completing requirements at NYMC, students are awarded a
At the Mount, about 37 percent of freshmen aim for health
professions. In addition to pre-veterinary and pre-dental, the
Mount offers a nursing program that boasts an NCLEX pass rate that
consistently outperforms the state average. An online RN to BS
program, launched in August, offers students quality instruction
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Steve Carell May Soon Say Goodbye to Michael Scott
Everyone's favorite (or least favorite) boss may be leaving TV land soon.
-Kathryn H. Cusimano
Steve Carell is most famous for his role as Michael Scott on The Office. Though the role made him a breakout star, he may be ready to say goodbye.
"That will probably be my last year," Carell said when a BBC interviewer mentioned that his contract will expire after the show's next season. However, writers at Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch blog think this could just be a bargaining move, and that Carell won't be going anywhere. After all, the show doesn't seem to do any damage to his film career.
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PHILADELPHIA - Mike Beamish was a workhorse for Penn in its 16-13 win over Mansfield last week in sprint football, carrying the ball 26 times as the rushing attack provided a decisive possession edge for the Quakers. On Thursday, he was named CSFL Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts.
Beamish carried the ball 26 times for 123 yards in the game, averaging 4.7 yards-per-carry. 24 of his yards came on Penn's final drive of the game -- a 77-yard drive which set up the game-winning field goal for the Quakers.
Earlier in the game, Beamish hauled in his only reception of the night,a 15-yard catch which produced Penn's first touchdown of the game.
Through three weeks of play, Beamish leads the CSFL in rushing with 396 yards, averaging 132 yards-per-game and 5.3 yards-per-rush over his 75 carries.
Beamish and the Quakers are home on Saturday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. against CSFL-leading Army.


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Call for Bids: 15th Meeting of the European Chapter of the ACL
The European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL) invites proposals to host the 2017 EACL conference, to be held in Europe, the Middle East or Africa (EMEA) in Spring (preferably April) 2017. From 2014 EACL takes place every 3 years. The 2017 conference will be the 15th meeting of the EACL.
We seek draft proposals from prospective bidders. Based on an evaluation of the draft proposals received, promising bidders will be asked to provide additional information for the final selection.


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Rawdon-based air conditioning company Airedale International has promoted key account manager Asim Ansari to lead its export sales team.
His appointment as export sales manager follows closely on the opening of a new office in Moscow last autumn, with a further base soon to be established in Dubai.
Asim, who joined Airedale in 1990, said: "The business has for a long time recognised the importance of the export arena in evolving the business. As a result, the export sales team is working closely with our marketing and new product development teams to refine products for the global marketplace, as well as strengthening existing and developing new routes to market."
Airedale International's Rawdon based was hit by a serious fire in September. It has temporarily relocated while rebuilding work is carried out.
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'The Sabres' goal is to make downtown a hockey destination. It's why they're purchasing the Webster Block and connecting two ice rinks to First Niagara Center. It's why they are embracing the inaugural All-American Prospects Game, a USA Hockey production that will take place Saturday in the arena.'
Archives for September 2012
Sabres see prospects game as opportunity
Sabres' Ennis is off to Switzerland to play
'"I wanted to play with a buddy, and my agent just went out and got me and Spurge a nice little spot in Langnau, so I'm pretty excited," Ennis said. "All I can say is that I hope ends as quick as possible, but for now I'm looking forward to trying to improve my game with the Langnau Tigers and try and improve at center."'
Sabres' Ennis heading to Switzerland for lockout
'"I have a good opportunity to stay in game shape," Ennis told the Gazette. "It's great hockey over there. I'm going to be playing with my best friend I grew up playing with my whole life. It's a pretty cool opportunity for us to play together, live together, experience Europe. So I'm really excited."'
Biron among locked-out players biding their time
'"Obviously, you want to be in camp," Biron said. "I'd much rather be heading to City right now, but you've got to continue working on the process and continue working with the league to get a CBA worked all out. That's what we're concerned about now."'
Amerks shift home game to Buffalo
'The date swap halts what would have been three games in three nights for the Amerks.'
Ryan Miller: 'It is hard to trust the owners'
'"I think the anger and frustration comes from knowing what the owners are capable of under the guidance of Gary Bettman," Miller said in an e-mail. "They are willing to let a season burn as shown in 2004-05, and it is a path that they are comfortable taking as their choice form of negotiating."'
Tyler Ennis (F) from Buffalo Sabres to Langnau
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Date: 09/21/2012
Player: Tyler Ennis (F)
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Union leadership puts players in Fehr fight
'"We've got the right man for the job," Sabres captain Jason Pominville said.'
Opportunities lost in NHL lockout
'I don't pretend to understand all the ins and outs of the NHL collective bargaining agreement and the mechanics of a lockout. This time, if not the last, I tend to come down more on the side of the players than the owners … but then I've always tended more toward the rank-and-file than the people-sitting-in-the-big-office sorts. But at the same time, neither can I truly relate with people who are ultimately getting paid more money than I'll ever see … to play a game.'
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Rochester Amerks to play a home game in Buffalo (Rochester D&C)
Ehrhoff before comeback in Krefeld: "Will be nervous"
'The unusual sight of a world star at the Krefeld ice is not: Although Ehrhoff after the sensational title win in 2003, the penguins left in the direction of North America, he returned every summer and stayed fit regularly with his old club. "He's one of us," said captain Herberts Vasiljevs. Ehrhoff has a house in Krefeld, the elder of his two daughters go to kindergarten. "Krefeld close to my heart," confesses the star.'
Christian Ehrhoff: A world star without airs
'He calculated per season in the U.S. earns as much as the entire Penguins team costs, including coaching staff, Ehrhoff not interfere, "This is just as in North America, one can not simply compare the situation."'
Regier turns attention to Rochester camp
'"We'll focus on the things we have control over, which is going to be the Rochester Americans," said Regier, the general manager for the parent club and its affiliate. "We'll spend a lot of time as a staff with the coaches and with the scouts, kind of doing some realignment or resetting of priorities. We'll continue to work and figure out ways to become better while we wait for the solution on the CBA side."'
Cody Hodgson among talented NHL players going to AHL
'Hodgson will join the Rochester Americans. He played all of last season in the NHL (63 games with the Vancouver Canucks, 20 for the Sabres after a deadline-day trade) and hasn't been in the AHL since 2010-11 with the Manitoba Moose.'
Sabres D Ehrhoff to play in native Germany
'Ehrhoff reached an agreement on Tuesday to play for his hometown team, the Krefeld Penguins, and was then introduced during a news conference. The deal was reached after the German Ice Hockey League team agreed to pay about $26,000 a month to insure the player in the event of injury.'


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Jets head coach Rex Ryan said Monday that he has yet to decide who will be the starting quarterback against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
The Jets improved to 5-7 this season with the win but still rank 29th in the league out of 32 teams in total offense. New York has scored 10 points or fewer in five games this season, which leads the league.


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China release date for Dark Knight still unconfirmed
While The Dark Knight Rises tears up the box office in other international territories, its release date in China remains uncertain, although the film has passed censorship and was originally scheduled for a late August release.
The film is listed on the summer release schedule of the partly state-owned China Film Stellar theatre circuit, issued today (July 20), but is listed as "release date to be confirmed".
According to previous schedules, Warner Bros' The Dark Knight Rises and Sony's The Amazing Spider-man were both set for release on August 30. Industry insiders say the US studios may have negotiated with China Film Group to avoid the clash between two of the summer's biggest films.
The Amazing Spider-Man is still scheduled to open on August 30, according to the most recent China Film Stellar schedule.
A source from the Chinese exhibition sector said The Dark Knight Rises will likely open in September, but that scheduling will be difficult, as it's a busy month for both local and imported releases. It's also a politically sensitive period during which the Chinese government hands over power to the next generation of leaders.
The schedule of the China Film Stellar theatre chain also implies that there won't be any US films released before August 30, apart from animations The Lorax and Ice Age : Continental Drift and a flat fee import from Lionsgate, The Lincoln Lawyer, which opens on August 15. The Lorax and Ice Age: Continental Drift are both scheduled to open on July 27.
The scheduling suggests that the on-going blackout, known as the "local film protection month", has been extended from July into late August. This is in contrast to last summer when films such as Transformers: Dark Of The Moon, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part II and The Smurfs dominated the mainland China film market in July and August.
This year the blackout started on June 20 when local fantasy blockbuster Painted Skin II was released. The blackout helped boost the film's box office to more than $95m (RMB600m), while other local films such as Gordon Chan's action drama The Four and Chen Kaige's social drama Caught In The Web have also performed well.
With the blackout extended to August, Chinese moviegoers will also have a longer wait for other Hollywood blockbusters such as Prometheus and The Bourne Legacy.
Local press reported that Chinese moviegoers are expressing their anger over the blackout on Chinese microblogging site Weibo. Some said they will boycott the protected Chinese films. "I will lie in my home the whole of August," said one netizen quoted by local press. "It will be the loss of movie theatres. They will let the golden movie season become trash season," another said.
If The Dark Knight Rises is pushed to September, it may go head to head with Prometheus, The Expendables 2 and local big-budget productions Tai Chi 0, Switch and Dangerous Liaisons.
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text: And one more point - if Sickles was worried about the eminence/high ground - he had one on his left - Little Round Top, which I believe was ignored by him. Regards, Tom B. -----Original Message----- From: Tom Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 12:09 PM To: GDG Subject: Re: GDG- Someone remind me Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: I believe Pleasanton was assigned the blame for that one, as it was his blessings to allow Buford to refit etc. at Westminster. But was also his responsibility to have cavalry on the flank of the 3rd Corps. IMHO, I really don't think it would have made a difference as to his movement to the Emmitsburg Road, as that was an eminence in his front that he felt was needed for an artillery platform (shades of Chancellorsville & Hazel Grove, when they moved him off the the same type of ground to a lower elevation, and CSA artillery moved to that same spot he vacated, and commenced to rain down cannon fire on his Corps - Sickles was getting a flashback to that.) A fantastic book by Jim Hessler (a LBG) titled Sickles At Gettysburg, goes into the subject thoroughly. Also, on Gettysburg Daily – the same Jim Hessler gives a video tour on the subject – quite extensively, and basically leaves it up to the reader/viewer whether Sickles was right or wrong. Hope this helps a bit. Regards, Tom B. -----Original Message----- From: keith mackenzie Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 11:07 AM To: GDG Subject: Re: GDG- Someone remind me Esteemed GDG Member Contributes: Thanks Tom. Now a follow up question. Buford was permitted to withdraw, but no other cavalry was asigned to the area as relief? Oversight or incompetence? I'm going with oversight, because whats the point of trying to asign blame at this late date. Unless, blame has already been asigned? do you think, in a "what if" vein, that if a relief unit had been asigned, it would have had an impact on Sickles' movements? Would he still have considered the Peach Orchard the more favorable posisiton and used the confederate troop movements as reason to move, regardless of wether he know how many troops were involved or not? K. "Hello! I'm The Doctor." (Dr. Who) ----------------http://www.arthes.com/mailman/listinfo/gettysburg_arthes.com -to unsubscribe http://arthes.com/pipermail/gettysburg_arthes.com/ for Archives


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Gisele & Tom: the annual MET couple
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I wait for them, I do. I remember the first time I covered the MET Gala with my friend Lara we lost our minds. And every year, during the MET Gala, we celebrate our anniversary. So maybe my feelings for Gisele and Tom are wrapped into my love for Lara. But there's also that weird relationship most of us have for these two – it's ridiculous to look at them and everything they are and have, and at the same time it's sickening, everything they are and have. Full Story
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It was Madonna who attracted many of the major players to her party on Sunday night after the Oscars. Why? No photographers is probably the best explanation. And no journalists. Vanity Fair invites a handful of reporters to their event. That's how they can get it out there that their party is the best…after Madonna. Full Story
5 years of Gisele & Tom
Gisele Bundchen posted this shot on Instagram today. She and Tom Brady are celebrating 5 years of marriage. It happened in Santa Monica after a short engagement. Like a month. Then they had another ceremony/reception in Costa Rica a few weeks later in April. Full Story
Family day before the big win
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The Patriots handed the Saints their first loss of the season yesterday because, well, because Tom Brady was Tom Brady at the end of the game. New England had no business walking away with a win. And then, as he does, Brady reads the coverage and steps up and fires a perfect pass and F-CK ME my Dolphins were on bye week and why couldn't they have stepped it up harder against the Ravens last week? But this is why I say that Jacek and most dudes I know, they would for Tom Brady. Full Story
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Yesterday it was Cameron Diaz's NYC apartment. Click here for a refresher. Next: Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady House Porn. Or should we call it Mansion Porn? Estate Porn? Yes, the Bundchen-Bradys, who prioritise privacy, opened up their home to Architectural Digest. Full Story
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Tom Brady was injured yesterday during Patriots practice. A subsequent MRI came back negative. It's a sprain. He'll be fine. They'll rest him until week 1 and it'll be fine. As Boston unclenches, a little. Losing Brady would be a monumental setback. Like, that's the season, you know? Don't come with your Tim Tebow either. Full Story
Brady Family portraits at training camp
Tom Brady was at practice yesterday with the Patriots in Foxborough. He was visited on the field by wife Gisele Bundchen and their son Benjamin. And then they proceeded to give up some ridiculously perfect family photos. There's QB1, as he always is, being tactile and openly loving with his boy, as the model mother watches affectionately, and joins in too. Full Story
Tom Brady's new business
Tom Brady is on the cover of the new issue of Men's Health in a grey t-shirt under a leather jacket and short tousled hair. Looks GREAT. Like really, really, REALLY hot. In addition to kicking off a new season, Brady will also be opening up a new business in September. According to the magazine, his TB12 Sports Therapy Centre will help athletes train smarter: "It's so frustrating for me to see athletes not being able to do what they really love to do. Full Story
Kisses for everyone
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It was family weekend in Boston for Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady. They were both at his sister's graduation. And then they went to the park where there were kisses for everyone -- Tom, Gisele, the babies, the dog. Vivian looks a lot like her brother Benjamin, non? I could never swing from a tree while slinging a baby. Full Story
Leo & Gisele on opposite sides of the room
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The Great Gatsby opens this weekend. I'll be in Vegas for work Friday to Sunday and have decided I'm going to see it alone on Saturday night and am more excited about this than I thought I'd be. Being by myself in Vegas watching Gatsby seems appropriate, in a super corny way. The reviews aren't great though. Full Story


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Can Chuck Todd Save 'Meet The Press'? Can Anyone?
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Chuck Todd claims he's nervous.
"You're just adding to my anxiety," he complains when I tell him that since the premiere of NBC's Meet the Press in November 1947, there have been fewer changes in the moderator's chair—the perch he'll occupy starting this Sunday—than inside the Oval Office (12 presidents compared with 11 MTP moderators, Todd included). "So basically you're saying that if I can't survive a term or two, I'm in trouble."
For someone who just landed his dream job—the same Inside-the-Beltway throne from which the late Tim Russert, his NBC News mentor, reigned supreme for nearly 16 years—the goatee-wearing Todd is doing a fair impression of angst, though somehow it's reminiscent of Br'er Rabbit's briar patch phobia.
"I have not gotten a lot of sleep for the last three weeks," Todd confides from NBC's Washington bureau. "It's driving my wife [political and corporate communications consultant Kristian Denny Todd] crazy, but I think I wake up every two hours with something I'm worried about or an idea that I have. Part of me is thinking it's such a cool honor that even if I totally fall on my face, they can't take away the honor that I got to do it."
It's unlikely that Todd—who, at 42, gave up the White House beat and his own MSNBC politics show, The Daily Rundown, to accept the new gig, but remains NBC's political director—could fall very far.
It's difficult to nose-dive out of a basement.
While MTP still makes news and gets some 2.4 million viewers, the audience is much-reduced from the glory days of Russert, and the iconic Sunday public-affairs program is a battered franchise in need of repair.
Todd—a history buff and political junkie who steeped himself in policy and substance as NBC's chief White House correspondent for the past 5 1/2 years—seems ready for the challenge. He's looking fitter than ever on camera, and has slimmed down in the past year—and managed to reduce his chronic bouts with kidney stones—by jogging for 20 minutes every morning on his treadmill at home in Arlington, Virginia.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:51 am
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Ive heard many different opinions. Heres my take...If you can trade down to pick 20-25 and gain another 3rd round pick in doing so i like it. That gives you a 1st, 2nd, and two 3rds. With 2 of those picks i go QB. Whichever two you rate the highest. The syracuse guy, Lynch, Wilson...all solid choices. That still leaves you two picks in the first 3 rounds to clean up holes. Ive seen many sources say that this years draft has lots of depth with NFL starters through the first 4. Take advantage of it with more picks. Who cares about drafting number 1 when theres not a number 1 to take. Now scouts are saying the OT from central michigan measures better than the A&M guy. I also think this article (http://boggsbeerbabes.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-chiefs-need-to-trade-for-timothy.html) is very smart. Why not have your back up QB's are running zone read stuff. Tebow won a playoff game doing it in Denver. Would be a cheap gamble. Good locker room guy.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 10:57 am
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Just take the QB.
Everyone wants to call this a weak class, or say there is no player worthy at #1.. it's crazy. If the whole top 15 is interchangeable... just take your guy.. take the QB.
Just take the QB!
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:23 am
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I like Tyler Wilson as a prospect more than previous 1st QB's taken Matt Ryan, Matt Stafford, and probly Sam Bradford too. They all have proved they are worth it, even Bradford IMO just needs better players around him.
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Your Denver hatred is borderline pathological. I don't think my girlfriend cheating on me would cause me as much hate as you have for Denver.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:35 am
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First off, Welcome to the Forums man. Stick around, we have alot off GREAT posters.
#1- If we trade down that far I would hope we got ALOT more.
#2- Tim Tebow is not a good locker room guy(maybe nice guy)but not a good locker room guy. The circus around him is something I want NO part of.
#3- If we like a guy at QB, just freaking take him. It is the only glaring hole on this team. I don't care if people say it's bad value, if we like him....GET HIM!
#4- We will most likely have 4 Picks in the first 3 rounds anyways.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:35 am
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We aren't trading down 20 spots and getting just a 3rd rounder in return...
Would MUCH rather stay at #1 and take the QB we have graded the highest instead of trading down and risk another team snatching him up.
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So we trade the #1 overall pick for a pick in the #20-25 range and get what amounts to be a low third round pick to do so?
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 11:51 pm
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I know I said this somewhere else but if we trade back, i'd trade our 2nd for a good qb like flynn or alex smith or somebody and then trade our 1st for someone elses first and their 2nd then draft a CB one and another QB in 2 or 3. But I really just want to draft Geno and get a decent veteran.
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 11:09 am
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I think I am slowly jumping on the draft Geno #1 bandwagon. We obviously need a QB and will take one with one of our first two picks. I believe trading down is another option that just picked up some steam.
On ESPN Insider, they acknowledged that Philly is moving to a 3-4 defense and is going to be looking for a 3-4 nose tackle. Star Lotulelei fits the bill. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Philly and KC talked about a trade so Philly gets their man.
Assuming he doesn't get picked by Jacksonville or Oakland, Geno at #4 is a better option, I think.
If not....what other options do you think we would have at that spot. Trading down again could be a possibility.
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Posted: Fri Jan 25, 2013 11:13 am
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It's gonna be Tyler Wilson and we won't be able to trade down....at all and assure that we get him. (same thing if Geno ends up being the top QB on the board).
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Take the QB (Whether it's Geno or Wilson). Acquire a veteran as a backup or something if they must, but they really should just take the QB. The Chiefs haven't taken a first round QB in 1983, and their best QBs they've had since then have been 30+ year old trades or FA pickups who stayed around at most for a handful of years. I think at this point KC needs to at least show they're willing to take a risk on taking a true franchise QB, rather than just taking the safer picks, picking up weak trade/FA acquisitions for their QBs, and having nothing to show for it in terms of playoffs wins because of neglect at their most important position. Geno and Wilson are risks, but so is picking up some FA/Trade QB and watching him become another Cassel. Andy Reid may have some reputation now for developing QBs, but the only Quarterback he won playoff games with was a #2 overall pick, and even once McNabb left his main QB he was working with was a former #1 overall.
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Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:14 pm
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Its easy to say take the QB but when they bust like jamarcus Russell everyone says y did you take a QB? I like Geno ability but he did have bad games and couldve shined at the seniorbowl. Ej Manuel is a sleeper and has great poise in the pocket, says that chip kelly wanted him in oregon that speaks alot to me on him. Troy Smith is still unproven after his possible start in baltimore. He has to get signed even as back up or smthng.
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Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:43 pm
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TheRedSea wrote:
Its easy to say take the QB but when they bust like jamarcus Russell everyone says y did you take a QB?
Geno (and Wilson) are safer picks than Russell were and the current coaching staff in KC are far better for developing a QB than the complete mess that was in Oakland in 07.
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Posted: Sun Jan 27, 2013 12:47 pm
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TheRedSea wrote:
Its easy to say take the QB but when they bust like jamarcus Russell everyone says y did you take a QB?
I like Geno ability but he did have bad games and couldve shined at the seniorbowl. Ej Manuel is a sleeper and has great poise in the pocket, says that chip kelly wanted him in oregon that speaks alot to me on him. Troy Smith is still unproven after his possible start in baltimore. He has to get signed even as back up or smthng.
Jamarcus Russell had MAJOR Red Flags coming out. Sure, like every draft pick there is a risk (remember Aaron Curry was considered the safest pick in the draft). But given the new CBA's rookie cap, it makes it much easier to take the risk. A team can afford to take a 2nd QB a year or two later if the first QB is a bust (see Blaine Gabbert).
Jamarcus red flags were that he had all of the phycial skills, he was just lazy and, for lack of a better term, stupid. Geno is smart and he isn't lazy.
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Well, at this point I'm trusting Andy jto put us in a position to win with whom ever he decides to put under center. I, too, like a couple of the new kids, but I don't want them taking a QB first pick JUST because the haven't taken one since Blacklege in '83.
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On the Alex Smith front, just speculation at this point but Smith could be planning on requesting to be released now as opposed to being dangled in a trade.
Its widely believed that the 49ers will trade quarterback Alex Smith. The former starter is due to earn $8.5 million in 2013, with $1 million guaranteed now and the balance guaranteed as of April 1. It makes him a luxury that the team cant afford.
But the player prefers not to afford the 49ers a chance to trade him. Instead, a source with knowledge of the situation tells PFT that Smith is expected to seek his release before the start of free agency.
Its a calculated risk for Smith. On one hand, hes be able to join any team he wants. On the other hand, hed be losing the $8.5 million that hed earn this year if his contract is traded.
Of course, that contract could make it harder to trade him. And the 49ers will have plenty of time to explore their options for trading Smith before the new league year (and the free-agency period) begins.
Unless they can send him to a team for which he really wants to play, the fair move would be to let him go. He has been a loyal member of the organization since he was the first pick in the 2005 draft, and he caused no trouble when he was benched during a very good season after suffering a concussion.
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