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Ubisoft has released a new video walkthrough for its upcoming Wii U platformer Rayman Legends.
In the video we are guided by Rayman, Globox, Murphy, Barbara and the Teensies through the lush green vines in a brand new level called "Toad Story".
Rayman Legends is set to release sometime during the Wii U "launch window" which is defined as anytime between November 18, 2012 and March 31, 2013.


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By David Krueger Herald Writer
FEDERAL WAY — There was very little Archbishop Murphy didn't win during Saturday's finals of the 2A swim and dive championship.
Wildcats' senior Alec Barnard won all four of his events — and set state meet records in all of them in the process — and was named the top swimmer of the meet, Archbishop Murphy head coach Mike McCloskey was given the 2A coach of the year award and the Wildcats were the state all-academic champions.
But all that was second for Archbishop Murphy, which had a fantastic showing from Barnard and Co. as the Wildcats defeated Sehome for the first time in five years to win the 2A state swim and dive team championship Saturday afternoon at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way.
"We knew what we had to do and we just went and did it," Barnard said. "That's where all the practice comes in. It pays off in meets like this."
Barnard set meet records in the 50 freestyle (21.45 seconds) and 100 butterfly (50.24). In the latter race, where he got an All-American consideration time, Barnard broke his own record set last year. His points moved the Wildcats to first place for the first time in the meet, 15 points ahead of Sehome (118-103).
Archbishop Murphy did not relinquish the lead.
"The secret for us was the training all season. These kids have done it since last year," McCloskey said. "A year ago at state they set a goal and they went home, they did the work and they came back."
Barnard was also on both relay teams that set state meet records, the 200 freestyle (1:28.50) and 400 freestyle (3:14.26).
The top individual honor is based on a point system with every time in each event having a corresponding number of points that goes toward a swimmer's overall total.
"That's a neat cherry on top of his high-school career," McCloskey said.
Barnard also got plenty of help from his teammates. Sophomore Stephen Boden won the 200 individual medley and 500 freestyle, which became a two-man race with Boden's teammate, and Barnard's younger brother, Austin Barnard.
Boden beat out Barnard in the 500, finishing in 4:36.26 — another new state meet record. Boden, who was also on the Wildcats' winning relay teams, thinks Archbishop Murphy won another, unofficial race.
"I think we were the first team here," Boden said. "Just sitting out there waiting for the pool to open. We were excited. We got up early. I bet a lot of us didn't get a lot of sleep last night thinking about today."
The younger Barnard was also on the 200 and 400 relay teams and got a pair of second place individual finishes in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle.
Senior Hunter Cosgrove got a pair of third-place individual finishes and was on the 400 relay team that clinched the win, helping fulfill somewhat of a prophecy from years ago.
"I remember four years ago after the state meet and (Alec Barnard) won the 200 freestyle his freshman year," McCloskey said. "We were graduating a good group of people and we didn't know who was coming back. His little brother was two years behind. I said, 'Alec, he'll be here when you're a junior. All we've got to do is find two more people.' And this kid standing next to him goes, 'I'm going to be there too! I can do breaststroke.' Well that was Stephen Boden, a two-time state champion individually today. And then Hunter Cosgrove, last year, showed up and that was the missing link."
Another big boost to the Wildcats' efforts came from their divers. Archbishop Murphy had three divers finish in the top eight to collect 39 points that proved to be vital in the final team standings.
"The key for us was the diving," McCloskey said. "I've got to hand it to the divers. That's a nerve-wracking event. … The divers came through, we got 39 points out of diving and for us that was the difference in the meet."
Elliott Forde led the Archbishop Murphy divers with a second place finish (342.25 points). Senior Steve Kane finished sixth with 307.25 points and Rory Krueger was eighth with 280.45 points.
"I feel great," Forde said. "I know that I played a part helping Archbishop Murphy get first in state."
After the diving a win in the 200 freestyle relay over Sehome (237 points) all but locked up the state title for the Wildcats. But it wasn't official until the final event, which Archbishop Murphy (267) won — even though all they had to do was not get disqualified — to officially clinch the team title.
McCloskey just told his kids to swim safely, with clean exchanges.
"We were told to do safe starts and not DQ," Boden said. "We were just trying to be safe on the starts but aggressive in the water."
"We had a lot of fun on our relays," Alec Barnard said. "That one was just play it safe. We all made sure to do that. We wanted to win. … I think once we got in there and Hunter led it off and we got it going we were all going for it."
When the Wildcats exited the pool afterwards, they knew they were state champions.
"A lot of hard work over the last year and it all paid off. We did what we set out to do," Boden said. "The divers did amazing. It was just a good all-around meet from everybody. It was just a perfect meet. We all swam well. It was a great meet from everyone and it was a lot of fun to be a part of."
Said McCloskey: "It's nice to have it done. We knew coming in we had the pieces in place but you still have to do it. They didn't just do it they topped anything I could have imagined."
At King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way
Team scores: 1. Archbishop Murphy 267, 2. Sehome 237, 3. Anacortes 197, 4. Steilacoom 179, 5. Hockinson 156, 6. Aberdeen 127, 7. Lake Washington 114, 8. Pullman 106, 9. West Valley 101, 10. Squalicum 79, Klahowya 77, 12. Selah 66, 12. Lynden 66, 14. Lindbergh 60, 15. Port Angeles 54, 16. Naches Valley 54, 17. Sammamish 49, 18. North Kitsap 44, 19. Capital 38, 19. Mark Morris 38, 21. Prosser 36, 22. Sumner 34, 23. Kingston 30, 23. Washington 30, 25. Bellingham 16, 26. River Ridge 12, 27. Woodland 11, 27. Sequim 11, 29. Olympic 10, 30. Burlington-Edison 9, 30. Cashmere 9, 32. Cheney 6.
2A State tournament local finishers
200 freestyle–2. Austin Barnard (Archbishop Murphy) 1:47.03; 200 IM–1. Stephen Boden (Archbishop Murphy) 1:56.38; 50 freestyle–1.Alec Barnard (Archbishop Murphy) 21.45; Diving–2. Elliott Forde (Archbishop Murphy) 342.25, 6. Steve Kane (Archbishop Murphy) 307.25, 8. Rory Krueger 280.45; 100 butterfly–1. Alec Barnard (Archbishop Murphy) 50.24; 100 freestyle–3. Hunter Cosgrove (Archbishop Murphy) 48.89; 500 freestyle–1. Stephen Boden (Archbishop Murphy) 4:36.26, 2. Austin Barnard (Archbishop Murphy) 4:41.88; 200 freestyle relay–1. Archbishop Murphy (Stephen Boden, Austin Barnard, Alec Barnard, Alex Walczak) 1:28.50; 100 backstroke–3. Hunter Cosgrove (Archbishop Murphy) 53.38; 400 freestyle relay–1. Archbishop Murphy (Hunter Cosgrove, Stephen Boden, Austin Barnard, Alec Barnard) 3:14.26.

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Conservative Media Attempt To Hide Obama Willingness To Compromise On The Deficit
Conservative media are falsely criticizing President Obama for taking an "absolutist line" on deficit reduction and refusing to compromise in order to reduce the deficit. In fact, Obama has proposed far more spending cuts than revenue increases, a position that is to the right of many deficit plans with more tax increases.
Conservative Media Claim Obama Is Taking "An Absolutist Line" On Budget And Taxes
WSJ: Obama Is "Taking An Absolutist Line" For The Sake Of His "Left Wing For Which Higher Tax Rates Are A Secular Religion." A Wall Street Journal editorial accused Obama of "taking an absolutist line" on deficit reduction and pandering to "his left wing for which higher tax rates are a secular religion":
By taking an absolutist line, he's basically gambling that Republicans will be more reasonable than he is and will blink. But if they don't blink and we go over the cliff, from his point of view so what? Mr. Obama then has an excuse to blame Republicans if there's another recession. Meanwhile, he pockets the higher tax rates that take effect on January 1 anyway, and he can then negotiate a budget deal next year without having to make any tax concessions.
He pleases his left wing for which higher tax rates are a secular religion, while pinning one more defeat on Republicans. Lest you think this is a conservative fantasy, it's more or less the tax cliff strategy that Democratic Senator Patty Murray of Washington advocated on Sunday on ABC's "This Week" and that labor leaders lobbied for at the White House on Tuesday. [The Wall Street Journal, 11/14/12 [1]]
Fox's Gutfeld: Obama Says He's "Open To Compromise Unless You Don't Agree With [Him] On Raising Taxes. That's Not A Compromise." On Fox's The Five, co-host Greg Gutfeld claimed "President Obama said he was open to compromise unless you don't agree with me on raising taxes. That's not a compromise. He cannot explain how raising taxes is good for the economy. He only can explain how it's good for the government. There is a difference." [Fox News, The Five, 11/9/12 [2]]
Fox Anchor MacCallum: "Why Does It Seem That Democrats Are So Unwilling To Entertain The Other Possibilities Of Raising Revenues Outside The Tax Hike?" On Fox News' America's Newsroom, co-host Martha MacCallum asked why "Democrats are so unwilling to entertain" ideas "outside the tax hike":
MARTHA MACCALLUM (anchor): Let's address the revenue side because Republicans are going to argue, Doug, that you can get increased revenues from rich people in other ways. You can take out loopholes and that will increase the revenues that come in. Why does it seem that Democrats are so unwilling to entertain the other possibilities of raising revenues outside the tax hike? [Fox News, America's Newsroom, 11/15/12 [3]]
Fox's Ingraham Predicts Second-Term Obama Will Be "My Way Or The Highway," That He "Doubles Down On All The Things He Really Wants To Do." On Fox Broadcasting Company's Fox News Sunday, Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham claimed that in a second term, Obama will not compromise, claiming "we heard talk of compromise before" but "in the end it was my way or the highway":
LAURA INGRAHAM (Fox contributor): I think the president is going to go full steam ahead with his agenda, which is a socially progressive and very liberal agenda. I think we heard talk of compromise before, Senator, we heard it during healthcare, and in the end it was my way or the highway. He got it the way he wanted it, with very little support. I think we are going to see that again.
EVAN BAYH (Fox contributor): He did extend the Bush tax cuts for a year. So there was some compromise on his part.
INGRAHAM: Well, he had to do that. Even Democrats were obviously urging him to do that this time. But now, in the second term without really any check, I think Obama doubles down on all the things he really wants to do. [Fox Broadcasting Company, Fox News Sunday, 11/11/12 [4]]
Obama's Deficit Plan Includes Far More Spending Cuts Than Other Proposals
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: $2 Trillion Of Deficit Reduction Is Enough To Stabilize The Debt Over The Next Decade. Richard Kogan of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) wrote that the $4 trillion figure for deficit reduction proposals "has assumed something of a life of its own," and that "there is no single magic number" for deficit reduction. He added that "there can be risks in policymakers setting their sights too high. If the political obstacles facing a much larger deficit-reduction package are too great, then insistence on a package that goes well beyond [$2 trillion in deficit reduction] could lead either to failure" or "to a package that provides false security because it is dominated by budget gimmicks that don't actually reduce our long-term deficits but merely appear to do so." [CBPP, 11/1/12 [5]]
Progressive Caucus Budget Includes More Revenue Proposals Without Cuts To Medicare Or Social Security Benefits. The Congressional Progressive Caucus released a budget for Fiscal Year 2013 that achieves $6.8 trillion in deficit reduction in a way that "makes no cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security benefits." The budget includes a variety of tax increases for high earners, including raising taxes on capital gains and dividends, eliminates fossil fuel subsidies, and invests trillions of dollars in jobs and infrastructure. [Congressional Progressive Caucus, accessed 11/15/12 [6]]
Senate Democrats Are Proposing One Dollar Of Spending Cuts For Every Dollar Of Revenue; Obama's Proposed $2.50 In Cuts For Every Dollar Of Revenue. Obama campaign advisor James Kvaal told CNN that the president wanted "a balanced plan that cuts the deficit by $4 trillion with $2.50 worth of spending cuts for every dollar in revenue. Senate Democrats, on the other hand, are circulating a letter which says that "the president should insist on $1 in revenue for each $1 in spending cuts." [CNN, 11/09/12 [7]; Politico, 11/14/12 [8]]
The American People Agree With Obama On High-Income Taxes
Pew Research Center: Sixty-Four Percent Of Americans Support A Plan To "Raise [The] Tax Rate On Income Over $250,000." Based on a poll taken in early October, the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press found that 64 percent of Americans support raising the tax rate for income above $250,000, with only 29 percent in opposition. Of the 12 policies they polled, raising the tax rate on income above $250,000 was the most popular option. [Pew Research Center, 10/12/12 [9]]
Politico: "Six In Ten Voters Nationwide Say They Think Taxes Should Be Increased." Politico reported on the results of exit polls taken on November 6 which found that "almost half of voters said taxes should be boosted on Americans making more than $250,000 per year, and one in seven voters said taxes should be increased on all Americans." They noted the fact that "six in 10 voters nationwide say they think taxes should be increased" is "a welcome stastistic for President Obama," who "stressed the issue of taxes in many campaign ads." [Politico, 11/6/12 [10]]
Obama Has Said He's Open To "Ideas From Everybody" On Deficit Reduction
Obama Has Said "With Respect To The Tax Rates" He's "Open To New Ideas." At a press conference, President Obama said "with respect to the tax rates I - I just want to emphasize: I am open to new ideas." He explained that "if the Republican counterparts or some Democrats have a great idea for us to raise revenue, maintain progressivity, make sure the middle class isn't getting hit, reduces our deficit, encourages growth, I'm not going to just slam the door in their face." Obama added "I want to hear ideas from everybody." [The New York Times, 11/14/12 [11]]
Obama: "I'm Not Wedded To Every Detail Of My Plan." In remarks made by Obama three days after the election, the president noted that he's "open to compromise" as long as it doesn't hurt middle-class families:
Now, already, I've put forward a detailed plan that allows us to make these investments while reducing our deficit by $4 trillion over the next decade. I want to be clear -- I'm not wedded to every detail of my plan. I'm open to compromise. I'm open to new ideas. I'm committed to solving our fiscal challenges. But I refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced. I am not going to ask students and seniors and middle-class families to pay down the entire deficit while people like me, making over $250,000, aren't asked to pay a dime more in taxes. I'm not going to do that.
And I just want to point out this was a central question during the election. It was debated over and over again. And on Tuesday night, we found out that the majority of Americans agree with my approach -- and that includes Democrats, independents, and a lot of Republicans across the country, as well as independent economists and budget experts. That's how you reduce the deficit -- with a balanced approach. [The White House, 11/09/12 [12]]
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Mother, infant sons killed in fire laid to rest
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On a gray Wednesday morning, friends and family of Roxanne Ordonez and her year-old sons, Orlin Jr. and Daniel, gathered to mourn the loss of the young mother and her twins. The three died in a fire at their Southwest Bexar County home Feb. 25. During the funeral at Beacon Hill Baptist Church, Pastor Sam Ortiz said Ordonez, 31, died with her twins when she tried to save them. "She had a choice. She didn't have to go into the fire to get her children out, but she exposed herself to go into the fire and grab her boys, her children," Ortiz said as he choked back tears. "When they found her, one was on one side, one was on the other side." After the service, mourners released dozens of purple balloons — Ordonez's favorite color — at San Jose Burial Park as a mariachi band played.
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Since Maimonides began offering support services, our program has expanded its scope which has allowed students with a diverse range of needs to attend our school. Together with learning specialists, teachers, parents and administrators, an education plan is developed for each student based upon the results of educational and psychological testing administered by outside providers. This team approach ensures that students receive the intervention and accommodations that they need. Our professional staff includes special educators in General and Judaic Studies including reading and math specialists, speech/language pathologists, occupational therapists and learning specialists from Gateways: Access to Jewish Education, an organization dedicated to helping students thrive in Jewish day schools by providing on-site special education support services. Students who previously would not have been able to attend Maimonides can now graduate with a Modern Orthodox Jewish education.
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LONG BEACH — A video of Republican congressional candidate Gary DeLong shows him appearing to question the existence of human-caused climate change.
The YouTube video of a recent Rossmoor Homeowners Association forum is posted on the DeLong campaign's YouTube page.
A man asks DeLong during a question and answer session for his views on climate change, including whether DeLong thinks it's real and manmade, and what steps the government should take on the issue.
"First of all, I would say it's questionable," DeLong responds, adding that "any additional regulations on the private sector are crazy at this time."
The man asks a follow-up question: "So, you do not have an opinion about whether or not there is manmade climate change?"
"No, you know there are scientists on both sides of it, but no, I don't immediately get there," DeLong says. "I don't see any scientific evidence."
DeLong campaign spokesman Noel Fritsch said Wednesday that DeLong was unavailable to answer questions due to meetings that would continue into the evening.
Instead, the campaign provided a statement from DeLong.
"The environment is society's most vital resource. There is no question that human behavior impacts the environment. Further, climate change is influenced by man and by natural conditions," DeLong said.
"That's why I've supported making our community more sustainable both as a member of the Long Beach City Council and in my personal life.
"As an elected official, I've led the effort to clean up our City's storm drains, identify funding for the cleanup of the recently reopened Colorado Lagoon and improved the water quality in Alamitos Bay from mostly `D's' and `F's' to mostly `A's' and `B's.' During my six years on the City Council, emissions related to the Port of Long Beach have been reduced more than at any time in its history.
"In my personal life we've had solar panels on our home for a number of years, have composted in our side yard and I drive a hybrid vehicle," notes DeLong.
"The role of government should be to incentivize environmentally sustainable behavior with the goal of promoting clean, sustainable communities in which we can all live, work and learn together. We owe it to the next generation of Americans to do whatever we can to protect the environment for their future."
State Sen. Alan Lowenthal, DeLong's Democratic opponent in the race for the Long Beach to western Orange County 47th Congressional District, has a long history of pushing environmentally friendly legislation and is endorsed by the Sierra Club and the League of Conservation Voters.
"Climate change is real - the facts are there," Lowenthal said in a statement.
"If Gary wants to continue denying it, then so be it; Californians such as myself will continue on a path of climate change mitigation, adaption, and cooperation with or without politicians like him."
A Pew Research Center study released Monday found that 67 percent of Americans say there is solid evidence that the earth's average temperature has been rising during the past few decades.
The number is up 4 points since last year and 10 points since 2009.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, last month matched a record for the hottest September, set in 2005.
Worldwide, September's average temperature was 60.2 degrees Fahrenheit, which is 1.2 degrees above normal.
It was the 331st consecutive month with global temperatures above the 20th century average.
Climate-change skeptics say the earth is going through a natural warming trend.
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The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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I consider waking up at 8:30 late, so yes I'm a morning person.
Give me release, let the waves of time and space surround me
I can get stuck in 2 patterns. Morning or Night. If I'm in morning pattern I get up at 5am and head to the gym, eat right, my day goes well. If I'm in night pattern I lack the energy/motivation to do as much and my sleep is terrible.
Nope xD
I mean i'm not grumpy and all but I just don't like getting up.
Though it might be because I sleep for 6 or less hours.. XD
♪♫ [Voice, shouting in the helpless world]。。
It's been 1 year since I've woken up before 9AM.
I am a night luver def. not a morning person, always have been. Not that I dislike mornings just dont wanna get up + the sun burns ^_^
Fate/Grand Order had been announced for June 25th. XD
i adore mornings, but i sometimes lack the willpower to actually get up and enjoy them. /sigh/
Yup. I jump right out of bed the second my alarm goes off. And I'm excited, happy, and ready to start a new day. If you talk to me, I will talk back to you.
Not really, I just go right back to sleep. LOL ._.
(っ◕‿◕)っ✏ Aᴅᴅ, Mᴇssᴀɢᴇ, Cᴏᴍᴍᴇɴᴛ! [Finally on winter break.]
Don't try to get me to do anything before 12 ~.~
Dont Judge me!! You Judger!! (╯°Д°)╯︵ ┻━┻
Oh god no. Mornings hurt my fragile little brain...
Here's a brief overview of how my morning goes:
Alarm clock doesn't wake me up, so I'm woken up by someone in the house either through water being thrown over my head, or being pulled out of bed (I'm a very heavy sleeper). As you can guess, this doesn't start things off well. I have a horrible morning shower, in which I get moaned at for spending too long in. I'm starting to think they think I... 'do things' in there, when in actual fact I'm just standing still in a pointless effort to try and get my tired little eyes to spring to life. I get out, sometimes fall back to sleep, in which case I'm violently woken up yet again... eat breakfast in the slowest manner possible, get dressed, leave the house, buy a mountain dew or two in the shops opposite my bus stop, and spring to life!
Yes, I rely and energy drinks... And I also forget to pack my bag most mornings, and am notoriously known by teachers as the one who forgets his books. My bag's usually always packed for a Monday since I rarely change it.
Nope. Hate mornings.
I need music to keep myself awake
Usually wake up with the sound of my alarm. Go to the bathroom wash my hands and face. Go back to the room change clothes, then grab my stuff for class. Walk to the Dining halls to get breakfast, eat very slowly until I have 20 minutes left to get to class. Go to the Humanities building, and go into the bathroom to brush my teeth, add antibacterial soap to my piercings. Then go to the computer lab to print stuff out that I might need. At 9:03ish go to class, and prepare myself to listen.
4/20/16 Blaze it....jk
I wonder. My favourite time to wake up is between 6-8pm.
if i am still drunk or buzzed from the night before i am a great morning person, if not then NO
its not that I hate mornings as much as I just cant seem to wake up right... haha
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The photo that Chris White took of his daughter Hazel in the Braehead shopping center
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UK citizen Chris White took his daughter, Hazel, to the Braehead shopping center near Glasgow on Friday and ran into trouble when photographing her within the mall
The U.S. has had its share of photo-related issues when police officers were
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while on duty. But a recent incident in the UK took the prohibition of photography to an entirely new level when a citizen was told he was not allowed to photograph his own daughter.
UK citizen Chris White took his daughter to the Braehead shopping center near Glasgow on Friday and ran into trouble when photographing her within the mall.
According to White, he had photographed his daughter eating an ice cream while "looking cute on the back of a Vespa seat at an ice cream bar." He had uploaded the photos to Facebook.
White was then approached by a security guard, who told him to delete the photos he had taken. The security guard also mentioned that there were signs within the establishment saying that photographs were not allowed. Apparently, employees at the ice cream bar had told security that they were suspicious of White for taking pictures at their counter, and had thought that he was also taking pictures of them.
White told the security guard that he had already sent the two photos to Facebook, and that's when the
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. They took White's information and noted that they could take the mobile phone as well under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. White was then allowed to leave.
A spokesman for the Braehead shopping center assured that the police were polite about dealing with the situation, and that the matter was handled correctly.
"Our priority is always to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all of our shoppers and retailers," said the Braehead spokesman. "The member of our security staff acted in good faith. We have a
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in the centre to protect the privacy of staff and shoppers and to have a legitimate opportunity to challenge suspicious behavior if required. However, it is not our intention to -- and we do not -- stop innocent family members taking pictures."
Superintendent George Nedley, of Renfrewshire and Inverclyde division, said a "full review" has been launched in regards to a complaint regarding White's photography incident.
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CLEVELAND -- Drew Stubbs hit a tiebreaking, two-out homer in the eighth inning and the Cleveland Indians overcame four errors to beat the Minnesota Twins 3-1 Sunday.
Stubbs homered to dead center on a 0-1 pitch from Jared Burton (2-7) to snap a 1-all tie and lift the Indians to a crucial win in their quest a spot in the American League playoffs. Joe Smith (5-1) pitched a scoreless eighth and Chris Perez worked the ninth for his 21st save.
The Indians entered the day trailing Oakland by 2½ games for the AL's second wild-card spot, but didn't look like a playoff contender for much of the day. In addition to the four errors, the Indians made several other mistakes, both in the field and on the bases but managed to survive before starting a crucial road trip to Atlanta and Detroit that begins Tuesday.
Nick Swisher added an RBI single in the eighth.
Pitchers Scott Kazmir and Cody Allen and shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera had throwing errors while second baseman Jason Kipnis dropped a soft line drive. The Twins failed to take advantage of the Indians' generosity. Minnesota stranded 13 runners and was 3 for 19 with runners in scoring position.
Stubbs is making a habit of late-game heroics. His two-run homer in the 14th inning on Wednesday was the key blow in a 4-1 win.
Burton retired the first two hitters in the eighth before before Stubbs hit his ninth home run of the season to the deepest part of the ballpark. Michael Bourn turned his routine hit to center by hustling into second for a double and scored on Swisher's single.
Neither starter was involved in the decision. Kazmir allowed one run and struck out eight in six innings while Mike Pelfrey walked six in five innnigs, but held Cleveland to one run and two hits.
The Indians, who stranded 12 baserunners, took a 1-0 lead in the third on Kipnis' RBI single.
Cleveland's shoddy defense helped Minnesota tie the game in the fifth. Clete Thomas led off with a single, took second on a sacrifice and moved to third on Brian Dozier's single. Thomas scored when Doug Bernier pushed a bunt to the right side of the mound. Swisher fielded the ball, but no one covered first and Bernier reached with a single.
Josh Willingham struck out, but Ryan Doumit walked to load the bases. The inning finally ended when Trevor Plouffe lined out to third baseman Lonnie Chisenhall.
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Friendly helpful staff, attention to detail and location Just the guy in the room next door - not your fault.
It was a place tom stay on a 5 week trip. The morning beeakfastarea was too small. Not enough room for a full house, I asked for another type of room. This one meant hard walking on hills for me with my walker.
Very nice ocean view Sheets hadn't been changed (hair in the sheets) and tub hadn't been cleaned. After arriving at the first room slotted to us we found the room still I cleaned, 2nd room looked fine but once we moved in realized it wasn't. It's a very tired and quite unfriendly hotel. We wouldn't go back.
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Location. Clean. Comfortable. Hotel is getting a little tired.
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It was in a great location, rooms clean and well equipped. Hot breakfast was very good, plenty of variation to choose from. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Great value for money. Nothing.
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Huseng wrote:I think what's really needed is actual monasteries. Not dharma centers. That means all monks or nuns having monastic quarters and communal living arrangements. Simple, spartan and poor. That means even if you have absolutely nothing but the robes on your back you'll still have a plank to sleep on and some rice and dal to eat.
You see this kind of arrangement in India. I don't see why it wouldn't work in western countries.
It might discourage some people, but on the other hand I think it would inspire a lot of people who are disillusioned with first world comforts.
As it stands signing up to be a monk isn't really a realistic option for most people where I come from. Tibetan Buddhists in the west could really open up new ground by having spartan monasteries that could accommodate people on a shoestring budget.
There are these opportunities now, but they are rarely taken up. I think we need more small communities of lay practitioners with communal land, sustainable agriculture and housing. I think this is a more effective model than monastic institutions at this point. I am surprised more have not sprung up. With techniques like earthships, straw bale building, permaculture, etc. we could build dharma communities that are self-reliant and focused on practice rather than the rat race. I think it's just a fact that dharma is more of a hobby for most people than a way of life.


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Cybersecurity: What Is the Proper Role of the Government? Cybersecurity, long a concern of tech industry insiders, has been in the news a lot lately. It's also been increasingly on the agenda of government agencies and policymakers. And that could be a cause for concern for those interested in preserving openness, innovation and freedom on the Internet. The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the Internet Society (SF Bay ISOC) is joining with the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) to sponsor a public discussion on the difficult challenges of crafting government policy to enhance private sector cybersecurity. Jim Dempsey, CDT's Vice President for Public Policy, will speak on the topic, with a question-and-answer session immediately following. THIS FORUM HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 15TH, 2013. Our featured speaker has been in DC working on the Cyber-Security Information Protection Act (CISPA) all last week, and will be at a hearing regarding location tracking and privacy this Thursday. While the postponement may be inconvenient for some, he will have much more information for us regarding the voting and potential impact of CISPA upon individual rights in the United States. The time for the event remains unchanged: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. A light meal will still be provided. Event location will be confirmed soon. Jim Dempsey has been with CDT for 15 years. He currently heads CDT West. He is quoted often in the media and has testified numerous times before congressional committees. Prior to joining CDT, Mr. Dempsey served for ten years on the House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights.


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they have the second best record in the nba now
i think they will be # soon after the cav's loose
hopefully soon
Boston fan in SD?
Who else is stoked for the Cavs@LAL game? Maaan, this is gonna be like the NBA Finals before the NBA Finals, amirite?
yeah next mon is gonna be insane. . i just hope pau toughens up like he did late in the fourth against boston. hope drew continues his nice play as of late as well.
Originally posted by Inactive Useryou rly think clev is gonna have their way with boston + advance if they meet up in the postseason?
no offense or anything to your celts but,, has perkins always had that permanent frown face ever since he was a rookie??
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Hi,well i had the same problem in BT2.Currently i am using BT3.Well while booting you just need to type this
hope ,it should work.Code:bt acpi=off
Hey everyone I have a burnt live cd of backtrack 2 that I used on my other laptop and booted fine everytime. Gave me a menu I chose the first option, (kde). I just picked up a new HP Pavillion 6714 and I popped in my disc all excited, got to that boot menu and chose the same thing. After watching a console load all the usual stuff after a minute or two, I get a black screen with the 'X' mouse pointer, then it changes to the arrow, then the screen flashes black with some diagonal lines and it starts back at the 'X' and repeats over and over. I had a problem booting ubuntu from a disc until I boot into 'safe graphics mode' then it boot just fine, and after I installed it it ran fine, but said there was no driver for my video card. So im figuring it may be my video card, or a driver issue? Maybe its trying to auto choose a graphics setting but cant seem to find one?
Anyone have this happen before? Any suggestions? Ive already tried the other boot options and none of the graphical ones work. And note that it is a good burn, I use the same disc on another laptop
Hi,well i had the same problem in BT2.Currently i am using BT3.Well while booting you just need to type this
hope ,it should work.Code:bt acpi=off
When do I type it in though? Like at the boot selector menu, or once the console is flying by or what?
Source = Backtrack wiki cheat codesBoot codes or Cheat codes are parameters you can add during boot to syslinux to alter the behavior of Backtrack. Boot codes must start with "bt" (e.g. bt nodhcp) at the boot prompt. Below you can find some of them.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Hmm ok theres a little more id like to add, when i just try to do the normal kde boot i hear the disc drive spinning up but then it stops and the screen just goes pure black. I tapped my power off button and instantly the screen popped up and console commands started whizzing by. So its getting hung on something and by tapping my power button just once it some how gives it life :?
After doing that and loading some more things i got the problem i told you before, when i hit tab to change the boot command and tack on bt acpi=off at the end the screen does a couple commands i think then just goes black....permanently, i tired my little tap trick and the power just shut off! What gives?
lol which laptop you have btw?
Im using an hp pavillion dv6714ca (ca is country code)
(i know im not supposed to post urls but its kinda needed and not spam)
hp doesnt really give much info but thats what im working with
I am also using an HP 6704 laptop and have the same problem.
Tapping the power button would occasionally work, well would it would bring the screen back. But usually would hang at floppy drive, although I don't have a floppy. I also get the X, then arrow, then flashing white horizontal lines. This continues to cycle every few seconds.
I finally got to the login screen after numerous attempts, using the "tap the power button, then the CD drive ejected the BT disk and laptop shutdown. I also tried the acpi=off cheat code, but it made no difference in my case. This seems to be related to HP comps.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Yep i tried every mode, the only one i could get to work was the simple just a console mode, aka no GUI, which is very inconvienient for what im using backtrack for


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Any suggestions on an automated static binary/malware analyzer? Kinda like automating basic IDAPro evaluations. On a basic level, dumping strings comparing blocks, etc. More advanced features could be i.e. evaluating program branches, comparing execution flow. Would there be an easy way/method to compare two binaries and be able to definatively say how much in common code both had?
I guess something like ZeroWine only using a static analysis would be good.
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I've not used it but many forensics guys seem to appreciate Responder, by HBGary. (Commercial and expensive stuff, field and pro versions).
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In addition to "Buster", you might also take a look at tools like PEiD, Quick Unpack, TitanEngine, or even better - Ether which are all featured at pentestit.com. Yes I am the owner.
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Rumor has it Adele could be moving stateside. "The Daily Mirror" is reporting that the British singer is considering buying a home in Los Angeles, after spending a month renting Paul McCartney's pad while she was in town to prepare for the Oscars last month. +
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VOL. NO. 10. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, JUNE 20, 1918. No. 1 m OF STATE TERSELY TOLD .ent Happenings In Minnesota Given In Brief Items For Busy Readers. irhani.—Martin Shea, narrowly ©s- -d serious injury at the depot en a hand car which he was push- ; was struck by the incoming No. train. St. Cloud.—While hunting for a lk in his private gas plant with the _f_a lantern, Theodore Van Tas- adly burned in the explosion _____-<!.. as was also his daugh- nfre public library was fojrced "T^pen one night recently and a door taken off from one of the book csjises which held a box with the "fine" money. Some 75 cents was t^ken. Biwabik.—Game Warden Wood arrested Matt Maki, a shacker near Dou- ikas river, charged with having venison out of season, and he was fined $50 and costB here by JuBtice Mill- brook. Little Falls.—The total gate receipts at the baseball game between Little Falls and Ironton was about $123. The full amount goe_ into the Red Cross chapter's funds. Ironton won 4 to 3. Red Wing.—Red Wing will reach the $190,000 mark In the campaign for war savings stamps pledges, Chair^ man P. H. Claydon announces. The salesmen have already secured $100,- 000 worth of pledges. Walker.—In the bait casting contest held here during the N. M. D. A., one of the entries was Mrs. D. S. Mitchell of Bemidji and she tied for first place. In the castoff she won second place and received a fine Heddon rod. Bemidji.—Abher Bonness, arrested at Redhy for conducting a gambling joint, entered a plea of guilty and was given a fine of $50 and a jail sentence of thirty days and another thirty days if he fails to pay the fine. Mahnomen.—Peter O, Johnson, one of the Mahnomen county selected men who left for Camp Lewis, Wash., two weeks ago, has returned after having worn a khaki uniform two days. He was rejected for physical defects. Hallock.—Builders from Minneapo lis are busy making extensive improvements about the Farmers' Elevator here. A foundation will be placed under the old structure, anjj an annex equal in capacity to the old house will be built. Montevideo.—Harry M. Case, for years engaged in the newspaper business in North Dakota, and who recently disposed of his interest in the McVille Journal, has located here and is publishing the Montevideo News. Mr. Case is engaged as manager of the news by the owner, Ludwig I. Roe, who has volunteered his services for the war. Montevideo.—The annual convention of the Minnesota State Fire- Jmen's association closed here after electing the following officers: Pres- [ident, F. L. Retischag, Red Wing; ' first vice president, N. P. Remley. Moorhead; second vice president, J. Berg, International Falls; secretary, Andrew Meyer, St. Paul, and treasurer, W. H. Anderson, Mankato." St. Paul.—More than 600 unlicensed hotels and restaurants are operating in Minnesota, W. A. Whittbecker, state hotel inspector said. Notices that licenses must be taken out and "*-.e $2 fee paid in each instance be- )re July 1, will be sent today, in- -pector Whittbeoker said, and on that date lists of those still in arrears will be certified to county attorneys for prosecution. Minneapolis.—Sir Pietertje Skylark Ormsby sold for $10,000 the highest price ever paid for a pure bred calf In Minnesota, at Woodlake Farm at Richfield, two miles south of Minneapolis. Sixty-nine Holsteins owned by John B. Irwin, proprietor of the farm, brought a total of $45,300, the sales averaging $640 a head. Breeders and stockmen from many points attended the sale. E. C. Schroeder, of Moorhead, Minn., bought Sir Piet- ertie Skylark Ormsby. St. Paul.—All signs point to the fact that there will be a shortage of sugar this summer and that it will be most acute about the time when fruits are plentiful and the preserving season under normal conditions would be at its height, the state food administrator says. "It is the wish of the food administration that every housewife do her part toward saving and preserving the fruit crop," said A. D. Wilson, federal food administrator for Mlivn<4sota. "To assure the houstwife a supply of sugar for canning purposes dealers are permitted to sell in 25 pound lots, the purchaser signing a certificate agreeing to use the sugar for canning purposes only. Advantage of this opportunity to purchase should be taken immediately." St. Cloud.—A convention of the prelates and priests of the diocese of St. Cloud will be held In the institute here this week, pursuant to the | call of Rt. Rev. Bishop Buscr. It is the usual annual meeting, and will bring to the city about 140 prelates and priests. Virginia.—Two hundred Serbians [ of the Minnesota iron range, most of them married men with families, have gone to France to join the Serbian army in fighting the Huns. The men will go to Canada for a short camp training and thence to the battle front. Interesting Correspondences Holstein Park News. Did you see our Third Liberty Loan Flag which floats on the pole at the schoolhouse? Richardson township earned that flag' by doubling1 the amount allotted and went over the top. Mrs. Pred Sorum and children and Mrs. Philip Anderson and Estella visited Mrs.Thompson Thursday. Alva Martin and Chas. Sanborn have been braking sod. Raymond Thompson has a pair of New Zealand Hares. Elroy Vaux went to Hillman Friday. Fred Sorum and Sam Martin went back to Little Falls Monday. Miss Nellie Martin helped her sister, Mrs. C. Sanborn a few days last week. Mrs. Meis went fishing at Long Lake with her brother Will Johnson and 7. ife Monday. They called at Sam Perkins. Mrs. J. A. Samborn and Mrs. Sorum and children visited Mrs. Chas. Sanborn Friday afternoon Philip Anderson helped A. Johnson of Peavy lake with some braking last week. Mrs. Perkins, Alice and Frank made a short visit at the Thomson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Thompson called at the Sam Perkins Sunday evening. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Sullivan News. Those Who Will Leave Next Week F. C. Brown was a Hillman caller Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bugbee accornpained Mr. Wolfenden on a trip to Delano last week. The town of Richardson has doubled their 3rd Liberty Loan and were presented with a flag which now floats over school- house No. 2. Jack Lewis and Mr. Bugbee of Peayy lake called at C. E. Look's Thursday evening. Geo- Dodge and family of Delano spent the week end at the lake. The D. K. Harting family spent a few hours at the lake Sunday. Dr. Healy, wife and baby, F. Gilbride and family and Mrs. M. Wermerskirchen of Pierz arrived at four o'clock at the lake Sunday morning and at eight o'clock had sixty-five tish--some luck. Mrs. Oliver Burnette and son Frank with a party from Pierz spent Sunday at the lake. A. Havanar and wife and Marshall Loop and wife picniced at the lake Sunday. Among those from Hillman who spent Sunday at the lake were: Wm. Drews and wife, A. Sell and wife and Geo. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith were guests at the Rilev Hoskins home Sunday. Andrew Thoen and son and Ed. Thoen of Dixville arrived at Camp Linnehan Saturdayand returned home Sunday. Mr. Hall and party from Foley arrived at Camp Linnehan and will spent a few days there J. A. Sanborn took dinner with the C. E. Look family last Tuesday. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— John Dahmen. aud Jos. H. Virnig left Tuesday morning for Alabama. They will be gone about a week. The Morrison county quota in the next draft is 105 men and they will be sent to campGrant, Rockford, 111., within the five day period of June 24th and June 29th. From this end of the county will go: Roy Talberg, Ramey. Wm. Bachman, Pierz, Frank Hayes, Pierz, . Ross E. Adkins, Hillman, Ben P. Bollig, Minneapolis, Harry Hayes, Pierz. John N. Altenhoven, Pierz, Conrad E. Altrichter, Genola, Arthur Hoskins, Hillman. Clarence M. Holmstrom, Pierz, Hubert Mueller, Pierz, Ignatz Keller, Pierz, John A. Weisbrick, Pierz, Reinhard Stoll, Pierz, Thad. E. Diedrich, Hillman, John N. Terhaar, Pierz, Peter J. Gau, Jr., Pierz, Markus P. Altenhoven, Pierz, Jacob J. Sypniewski, Pierz, Henry Kingen, Pierz, —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Langer Bros, have bought a Ford ton truck to use in the dray business. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Canadian Subjects May Be grafted by U. S. British and Canadian subjects have only 60 days in which to enter the service of their government voluntarily and after that date they are amenable to tlie draft laws of the United States. Those above the draft age will be drafted into the British and Canadian forces up to the the age of 44 years. The United States Senate is now deliberating on the articles of treaty, most of which has been agreed to bv all three governments and final signatures will be affixed shortly, it is said. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Platte News Election Results Burnquist's Majority Over Lindbergh in the State is About 40,000 With 3 small precincts missing Wednesday afternoon the total vote in the county is given below and indicates who will be the nominees for the fall elections: GOVERNOR Burnquist •. 1830 Linbergh 2003 CONGRESS McDonald 425 Woolley 1022 Knutson 2072 SENATE Brown 1796 Gardner 1257 Swanson 1091 LEGISLATURE i (at large) Bouck 1497 Jacobson 1852 Young 837 For County Hammerbeck 662 Metcalf 303 Perry 1534 Sheldon 1142 Wilson 548 SHERIFF Carson 340 Felix 2274 Larson 1715 JUDGE OF PROBATE Kemp.. .. ._ 1484 Lyon 1046 Shaw 1675 CLERK OF COURT Lakin 1184 Posch 1138 Stoll 2336 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Boehm 1681 Batzer 2395 Szperski 754 Zipoy 838 COMMISSIONER 5th DISTRICT Chock 252 Lundberg . .. 150 Vanselow 168 May Enlist in the Marine Corps Information has just reached this office from the Provost Marshall General to the effect that men registered at the last regristration date, June 5, 1918, can be accepted for voluntary enlistment in the Marine Corps without waiting for classification by the local boards. These men must bring their registration cards and a certificate from their local board stating that they have have the consent of the Board to enlist in the Marine Corps. We are informed that these recently registered men will be included in the early draft quotas immediatly after registration, from which it follows that they should apply for enlistment immediately unless they prefer to wait for the draft. A surprise party was given on-Mrs. C Reese last Saturday evening it being her 52nd birthday. The evening was spent very nicely after which a midnight lunch was served. We all wish to say that we all had a nice time. Mrs. Math Valentine visited her daughter' Mrs. Alex Johns last week. Those that called at C. Reese Sunday are: Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rychner and children, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wolff and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kainz and family, Mary Hoppe and Fred Everding and wife. Many people attended the circus at Little Falls Thursday. The Reese familv and Miss Mary Wolff motored to Swan River Tuesday evening to attend a dance there. Cecil Kelly has put a fine large house on his place. John Hennen is here visiting his relatives. A young drayman arrived at the John P. Langer home Tuesday. Louis Eich was here on Studebaker business Monday.- —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Two Automobiles in good mechanical condition for sale cheap. Inquire of John Harsch. Grenola, Minn. 51tf Chas. Saurer of Albany is now employed in the Borgerding Lumber Yard. He will remain here a few weeks. CROW WING COUNTY SENATE Brown 455 Gardner 724 Swanson 1088 REPRESENTATIVE Bouck 1053 J acobson 501 Young 677 —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Important The United States Food Administration has sent letters to all householders in Morrison county, enclosing a post card, calling for a report on wheat flour. These cards must be filled out immediately, signed and forwarded to the County Food Administrator, J. K. Martin. No postage is required in mail- ing'the cards as they bear the government frank. Failure to receive the letter or card will not excuse any household user of wheat flour from making the required report. If you have not received your copy of the letter, communicate with the County Food Adminstrator at once, so that you may obtain one. Similar reports will in all probability be called for from time to time, in order that the government may keep in close touch with the wheat situation. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Schroeder of Wesley, Iowa are here visiting their daughter Mrs. J. N. Terhaar, Tomorrow being the 21st of June will be the longest day of the year and the beginning of summer. The marines are the most select body of men in the national defense and are trained to fight both on land and sea. They must be almost physically perfect. -The marines, except under extraordinary conditions, are assigned to do guard duty. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Inspection ot All the Telephone Lines All the long distance telephone lines in Morrison county operated by the Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company have been inspected and a complete detailed inventory obtained by a crew of expert telephone men under the direction of the Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission. The crew which was at work in Morrison county was in charge of Mr. Thos. G. Seymour of Minneapolis, and covered every foot of pole line in the county, making a complete record of the condition of each unit, such as poles, wires, crossarms, anchors and pins. These reports will be forwarded to the office of "Mr. D. F. Jurgensen, Chief Engineer of the State Railroad and Warehouse Commission, for compilation, and will form the basis for making an appraisal of the physical value of the long distance lines in Minnesota. The records will become a part of the permanent archives of the Engineering Department. The valuation is desired by the Railroad and Warehouse Commission at this time mainly for the purpose of enabling it to determine the reasonableness of the telephone toll rates in the state, against which there has been more or less criticism. If competent telephone men will be available, Mr. Jurgensen hopes to complete the field work this year, but the task is an immense one, entailing as it does the inventorying of fully ten thousand miles of pole lines. —MAKE W.S.S. PLEDGES— Grain And Produce Market Report Choice No. 1 Northern $2.04 Wheat, No. 1, - $2.00 Wheat, No. 2 1.97 Wheat, No. 3.— 1.94 Wheat, No. 4 1.90 Flax, 4.00 Barley __. 1.55 Rye.___ 1.85 Oats 65 Ear Corn __ 1.40 Hay 10.00 Butter, Creamery —__-•• 45 " Dairy 37 Eggs 28 Flour, 5.65 Bran 2.10 Cracked Corn 80 pounds 2.75 Shorts 2.25 Ground Feed 2.40 Beans - 7.00 Onions. 2.50 Local Happenings OHhe Week John Kugler of Little Falls is here visiting relatives. Frank Hortsch of Morrill called on relatives here Saturday. Mrs. Frank Weiss of Brainerd is here visiting with relatives. Math Pitzel of New Munich was here Tuesday evening. Wm. (xinsberg of Duluth is here visiting his friend Leo Winer. Herbert and Eeinhard Hartmann who are attending the St. John's University are home for the summer vacation. R. M. Stoll and C. E. Gravel motore'd to Minneapolis yesterday morning. .Oept will attend the Millers' convention. Albert Kunza and family of Winnipeg left Monday for their home after a two weeks' visit here among relatives. Susan and Margaret Serva- ty of Albertsville, Minn., are visiting at the John L. Ross home this week. Pierz will again celebrate the Fourth of July, the great National Holiday. See the ad in this issue of the Journal. There will be a ball game between the Agram and Little Rock teams on the Pierz ground Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Peter Virnig took the train for Red Lake Falls this morning to visit her sister Mrs. Val. Kranz. Nick Thienes was one of the eight which left Saturday afternoon tCL, enter the auto school in Minneapolis, in the service of Uncle Sam. Irene Bentfeld had the honor of raising the flag Wednesday at Sullivan lake, which the mayor of St. Paul donated to the cottagers on the shores of Sullivan. J. S. Reding of south Pierz has sold his farm to a man from Buekman who will take possession at once. Mr. Reding has not yet formed plans for the future. Herman Wieland, formeriy of Buh, but now of Little Falls passed thru the village Saturday. His voice is as strong and his general makeup is as energetic and restless as ever. Adolf Vonderhaar, now visiting relatives here, will sell his household goods in Rock- ville at a public sale next Monday, and move to Rugby, N. D. where he will go into the Life Insurance business. It seems that landbuyers sometimes travel eastward in search of new homes. This is contary to an old established custom. Four farmers from near Minot, N. D. stayed here Monday night, in search oi improved fai'uis in tin's part of the state. They were headed for _•... ::iia and Milaca. SAYS AGE LIMIT MUST BE RAISED General Crowder Says Class 1 Will Be Exhausted Soon After Jan. 1. ARMY GROWS STEADILY Three Million Men Will Be Under; i Arms By Aug. 1—First Six Months of 1919 Are Expected to Wit. ness Heavy Draft Calls. Washington, June 17.—Provost Mar-! shai General Crowder told the Sen-] ate military committee that 3,000,000; Americans will be under arms Aug.; 1st next. | Extension of the age limits in the; army draft will be necessary, Gen-' eral Crowder said, if the present rate of draft calls continued. He estimated that all the men In Class 1 would be exhausted soon after next January. General Crowder said that 1,347,000 of the 2,428,000 men placed in Class 1 already had been called to the colors. He estimated that somt 400,000 additional men for the first class will be obtained from the men who registered June, 5, and that another 200,- 000 will be added by the reclassification of men In the re-examination of the questionnaires now being made. Heavy Calls in 1919 Intimated. Requisitions from the draft to complete the 3,000,000 total by Aug. 1, General Crowder said, have been made. Of these 2,000,000 will be draft registrants and the'other teers and national guardsmen. "Everybody things there will be heavy calls during the first six months of 1919,£was a significant statement made by&General Crowder. General Crowder approved the general principle of the bill introduced by Senator Prance of Maryland, extending the registration ages to from 18 to 45 years, thereby providing additional men for military and industrial service. Objects to Limits. He did not, however, approve, the age limits fixed In the bill. After outlining the plans of the war department for additional calls, General 'Crowder said that at the present rate class one will be exhausted by the end of the present year, and that unless the age limit_ are extended and another registration held, it will be necessary early next year to call men In class two and ■probably soon thereafter In class three. General Crowder submitted figures showing the progress of the draft this year. A total of 1,347,512 men, all from class 1, will have been called by the end of July divided by month_ as follows: January, 23,288; February', 83,779; March, 132,484; April, 174,377; May 360,230; June. 283,354'; July, 290,000. 8 AMERICAN SOLDIERS DIE Last Army Casualty List Carries Eighty-one Names. Washington, June 17.—The last army casualty list contained 81 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 8; died of wounds, 10; died of accident, 1; died of disease, 6; wounded severely, 52; wounded, degree undetermined, 4 Northwest names appear as follows: Sergt. Hasso Adolph Bruse, Rica, Minn.; Private Jens C. Anderson, Clear Lake, Iowa, killed in action; Corp. Clyde G. Sanborn, Butler, S. D., Private Kenneth L. Dougherty, Centerville, Iowa, Private Fra-nk Mohl, Marshfleld, Wis., -Private Clar. ence McEachern, Delano, Minn., Private Wralter M. Sorg, Coal Springs, S. D., severely wounded. A marine corps casualty list gave 63 names, divided as follows: Killed in action, 8; wounded severely, 55. On this list the following Northwest names appear: Corp. Michael F. Sicora, Minneapolis; Private Wil- bert A. Woodruff, Minneapolis; Private John Banks, Lynd, Minn., Private Holden E. Slegert, New Port, Minn., severely wounded. HAS DONE EXCELLENT WORK Twenty-eight Foe Dlver8 Sunk By U.j S. 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Kipnis, Kluber take home AL Player of the Week honors
(CLEVELAND) – The American League honored two players this week for MLB's annual Player of the Week Award and both of them play for the Indians. Tribe second baseman Jason Kipnis and right-hander Corey Kluber took home Co-AL Player of the Week Award honors.
Kipnis hit .524 last week going 11-for-21 with one home run, four RBIs and he also score five runs.
Kluber went 2-0 in two starts last week with an ERA of 0.56 striking out 11 hitters in 16 innings pitched. During Sunday's 2-0 win over the Washington Nationals, Kluber went eight shutout innings.
Earlier this season Indians utility man Ryan Raburn and right-hander Justin Masterson also took home American League Player of the Week honors.
The Indians open up a three-game weekday series Monday evening against the Kansas City Royals.
- Nick Camino