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Oct. 17, 2005
Fairfax County Approves $1 Surcharge for Taxis
The Board of Supervisors today approved a temporary $1 surcharge for taxicabs to offset rising gasoline prices over the past few months. The surcharge is effective Tuesday, Oct. 18, and expires on Monday, Nov. 21, when the Board of Supervisors will make a final decision following a public hearing on the issue.
The drop, distance and waiting time rates charged by Fairfax County were increased on July 20 to support the rising costs of providing quality taxicab services, the cost of living for taxicab drivers and gas prices. Since that time, gasoline prices have risen from an average of $2.20 per gallon to approximately $3 per gallon, which has caused hardship in the taxi industry. In order to maintain a fleet of cabs for residents' transportation, a balance is maintained between the price for the service and the public interest, as decided by the Board of Supervisors.
On Nov. 21, the board will consider whether to extend the emergency surcharge and increase the rate to $1.50 per ride. Residents are invited to provide input at a public hearing on that date and may sign up to speak by contacting the Office of the Clerk to the Board of Supervisors at 703-324-3151, TTY 703-324-3903, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The last temporary surcharge approved by the board was in July 2004, when a 50-cent surcharge was in effect from July 19, 2004, to Dec. 31, 2004.
For more information, visit the Consumer Protection Division Web page at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/consumer.htm, or call the Department of Cable Communications and Consumer Protection at 703-222-8435, TTY 711.


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Beltran over Bruce ain't even close, Beltran by a mile.
I personally think the Cardinals starting pitching has to come back to earth.
In 2012 Reds RF had OPS of .824 Cardinals RF had OPS of .837.
Have to imagine when it all ends up this season they will be in about the same range. Bruce slow start but will end up about there I am sure. Beltran had hot start last season but cooled off a bit. Better off looking at overall production from RF due to Beltran missing so much time.
Maybe I'm just cynical and grouchy today, but I have to roll my eyes at the remark Miller "Probably" wont end up with an ERA under 1.50.
I mean I use probably only because I can't see the future.
The torque gives him a few extra Mphs now. In the long run it's too much pressure on his forearm.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
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No racism here. I'm black thank you. And just because I think that detroit is a terrible city doesn't mean I'm doing anything wrong. I'm only pointing out what's going on. Be proud of your city, I certaintly wouldn't but that's on you.
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No racism here. I'm black thank you. And just because I think that detroit is a terrible city doesn't mean I'm doing anything wrong. I'm only pointing out what's going on. Be proud of your city, I certaintly wouldn't but that's on you.
By using "filth of the world" to describe Detroit not only talks about the city but her citizens as well.
You do not have to look for racism is it all around you. I am here to talk basketball and that is all, but sometimes other things happen and need to be called upon. This however was on of those times.
Remember that blacks were/are referred to by many as "filthy animals", now do you see the connection.
I apologize if I misunderstood your post, but I hope you can see my point and from where I was coming from.
Dude, you have some issues.
That is becuase as with many young people who are unaware of the past struggles and the current struggles would not see the connection.
I am done talking about becuase this is not a political discussion board, but just remember that racism and white priviliedge still exist and is prevelent in soceity today.
what the hell are you talking about? there are civil black folkes as well as rowdy ones. Same with white. This shouldn't even be a discussion. I just said the majority of detroit are a bunch of lowlifes. Or atleast the 19 plus thousand that chucked crap at our players. If you were one of our players, you would understand.
WOW unbelievable, you are the one who used racist terms on this forum. Absolutely sick and disgusting.
Just for the record, Detroit is not filled with blacks, it is filled with a lot of "white trash" which commit a lot of the crimes. It has nothing to do with not liking black people. It is not liking the city because of their lacking of civil behavior in not just basketball, but the Pistons fans have clearly shown their class all season long and it wasn't just toward the Pacers, Iverson got hit wit a quarter in the playoffs this season.
Let's just relax a little, people. k'ay? .
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Whisky Live is an interactive experience, offering a unique opportunity to discover more about this exciting spirit at first-hand whilst meeting other enthusiasts and leading whisky figures. For the seasoned whisky enthusiast you can taste rare and sought after whiskies and meet the celebrities. For the novice Whisky Live London is the chance to get a feel for the great variety of whiskies available.
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A varied programme of tasting masterclasses (up to 40 guests at each tasting) will also be running for those who would like a more in-depth whisky experience and a chance to learn from acknowledged experts in the field. Entry to each masterclass is £11 and tickets will be available on line from Monday, 10th January, 2005 at http://www.whiskylive.com.
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GTX 1060 or RX 480 for 1080p/1440p
Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment have released the official system requirements for the upcoming Titanfall 2 game.
Battlefield 1 Open Beta kicks off on August 31st
Gets an official Gamescom gameplay trailer
Electronic Arts has finally unveiled the starting date for Battlefield 1 Open Beta phase, which will kick off on August 31st.
EA releases first Battlefield 1 trailer
Release scheduled for October 21st
Couple a days ago at its official unveil, EA and DICE have unveiled its latest addition to the Battlefield franchise, putting the story back to World War I timeframe and announcing it as Battlefield 1.
Hardline servers at max for PS4 users
Matchmaking fails with no server to join
The beta for Battlefield Hardline is pretty popular on the PlayStation 4. How popular you might ask?
Hardline quality shows little improvement over BF4
Xbox One version still stuck with 720p rendering like last time
Now that the Hardline beta has been out, we have to watch everyone pick apart not the game, but the graphically presentation.
Hardline Beta is live on about everything
It finally here and old school Battlefield its not
The beta for Battlefield Hardline has finally arrived. It is an open beta and your chance to kick the tires prior to the release of Hardline in March.
No jets or tanks in Hardline
Maybe later in DLC if it makes sense
Battlefield Hardline is fast and different from previous Battlefield releases, so you will not be finding any tanks or jets in it according to the developers at Visceral.
New NFS coming in 2015
Battlefront on track to release with movie
When Electronic Arts told us that Ghost Games would be skipping its 2014 Need for Speed release, we didn't understand why.
Has EA delayed PGA Tour?
Not on Q4 release schedule
The new PGA Tour golf game that will be powered by the Frostbite 3 engine does not appear on EA's Q4 release schedule.
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Today: Research firms report that the personal computer industry suffered its worst decline in history during 2013, with Lenovo officially taking the PC throne from Silicon Valley giant Hewlett-Packard (HPQ). Also: Twitter's slide continues as stocks decline.
The Lead: A depressing year for PC industry likely the bottom, research firms report
The personal computer industry suffered through the worst decline in its history in 2013, research firms reported Thursday afternoon, as tablets' popularity in the holiday shopping season drove shipments down 10 percent and officially stripped Hewlett-Packard of its title of largest PC company in the world.
Personal computer shipments fell 6.9 percent year-over-year in the all-important holiday shopping quarter, Gartner reported Tuesday afternoon, the seventh consecutive quarter that the PC industry's performance declined from the previous year; IDC reported a slightly smaller decline of 5.6 percent. Overall, shipments dropped 10 percent in 2013, both research groups reported independently, which Gartner said matched the PC market's output in 2009 and represented the largest year-over-year decline in the industry's history.
"Holiday sales of technology products were strong in the U.S. market, but consumer spending during the holidays did not come back to PCs as tablets were one of the hottest holiday items," Gartner analyst Mikako Kitagawa noted in Thursday's announcement.
The one redeeming quality of Thursday's Gartner report for PC-focused companies is that the market seems to be turning in the United States, where the "PC market has bottomed out," Kitagawa said. New tablet-laptop hybrids — such as those included in Intel's (INTC) Ultrabook initiative — should begin to gain traction in 2014 as prices drop, with signs of that move appearing in the fourth quarter, Kitagawa reported.
IDC agreed, with Loren Loverde saying in Thursday's news release that "growth rates will continue to improve gradually during 2014 despite remaining in negative territory."
Silicon Valley's most prominent PC company, Hewlett-Packard, received some of the worst news in the report, as the two groups officially reported that HP lost the 2013 race to be the world's top PC company thanks to a "difficult quarter" to end the year, as IDC analyst Rajani Singh termed it. According to Gartner's report, HP shipped 13.6 million units worldwide in the fourth quarter, a 7.2 percent decline from 2012, to finish the year with total shipments of 51.3 million, 9.3 percent less than the previous year's total. IDC reported a similar performance, with an 8.5 percent decline in the holiday quarter completing an annual decline of 10.3 percent to 52.2 million units.
Chinese rival Lenovo, meanwhile, boosted its fourth-quarter shipments to finish the year with the highest total in the world, more than 53 million units, according to both reports.
Gartner first reported that Lenovo had moved ahead of HP in the third quarter of 2012, but research rival IDC still had HP in the lead, which the Palo Alto tech giant attributed to IDC's inclusion of the workstation segment, and HP ended 2012 as the top PC manufacturer in both group's tabulations. The storied Silicon Valley company was not as fortunate in 2013, however, admitting after both companies reported higher Lenovo sales in the second quarter that it had been beaten.
"As we do in all the categories we do business, we intend to be No. 1. We don't like being No. 2 and we don't plan to stay there. We are executing on our turnaround plan and have an aggressive market-segmentation strategy," an HP spokeswoman said Thursday in an email, noting recent releases similar to the hybrid devices Gartner believes will help in a 2014 turnaround.
The PC market has suffered as mobile devices overtake laptops as the computing device of choice worldwide — "In emerging markets, the first connected device for consumers is most likely a smartphone, and their first computing device is a tablet," Kitagawa wrote Thursday.
Much of that change can be attributed to Apple (AAPL), which has overtaken HP as the largest Silicon Valley tech company in terms of revenues on the strength of iPhone and iPad sales. The company also sells PCs, however, and Gartner tracked strong gains in the U.S. for the Cupertino tech giant in that segment during the fourth quarter: Apple's domestic sales increased 28.5 percent from the 2012 holiday shopping quarter to 2.2 million units, the report stated.
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Twitter rival Facebook also declined Thursday, losing 1.7 percent to $57.22 while planning the end of its "Sponsored Stories" initiative that led to a class-action lawsuit against the Menlo Park company. Google (GOOG) dropped 1 percent to $1,130.24 while opening up Gmail mailboxes to its Google+ social network, a move that could anger users of its popular webmail service; the Mountain View search giant's video service, YouTube, will receive a new feature in conjunction with Hollywood studio DreamWorks, Variety reported. Tesla Motors (TSLA) declined 2.5 percent to $147.53 as its next model of automobile, the Model X, is reportedly tested on short drives in Los Angeles. Nvidia fell 3.7 percent to $15.75 after the Santa Clara chipmaker suffered a downgrade from Canaccord Genuity analyst Bobby Burleson, who noted that other chip companies have a much lower price-to-earnings ratio. After Wednesday's big bounce following an acquisition offer, Riverbed Technology held steady, gaining a penny to $19.54 as bidder Elliott Management turned its attention to a similar gambit with Compuware.
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The SV150 index of Silicon Valley's largest tech companies: Down 9.02, or 0.6 percent, to 1,491.52
The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index: Down 9.42, or 0.23 percent, to 4,156.19
The blue chip Dow Jones industrial average: Down 17.98, or 0.11 percent, to 16,444.76
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New topic, similar question.
If the Pacers are able to retain only one of these two guys, who would you prefer to keep?
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New topic, similar question.
If the Pacers are able to retain only one of these two guys, who would you prefer to keep?
I'd keep Dale first. We need him more than we need James right now.
I'd keep Dale. Assuming the price is about the same
I'd keep James. While we don't really need more SF's, I see him as a very good future player and a good long term investment. (Admittedly, I thought the same about Bender... in 2002)!
But I'd rather drop one of our other players and keep both.
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Go for the top - I'm hungry for the win and I want to see the Pacers fitted for thier rings this year. Even at 10 minutes a game, Dale brings something in the here and now that JJ just can't.
Later, James. Thanks for everything and good luck spending all the cash from your big contract on another team. I hope we won't meet in the playoffs.
This is easy. Dale is old and his skills are declining, JJ is young and his skills are coming around very nicely.
This is a very hard choice. Keep Dale the vet,for what we need now, a big man to battle the Wallace's and such.
Or keep James Jones, the young forward who's skills are improving and will be good in a matter of years.
It's a case of Now vs Future.
I'm sick of hearing about the future or "wait 'till next year" .
So I choose to keep Dale.
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bye bye Gill..... but seeing as we still have Pollard I'll say Keep James, it's tough because i love Dale and he's a true pacer at heart but James is aaaaigghhhttt
if Harrison doesen't get 12-6 this year then bugga...
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I absolutely Love Dale, I always have, and I was really crushed when he was traded. I really want him to spend the rest of his career in Indy and get a proper send off and I think that he brings game with him. He is, however, getting older, and thats where I am at a crossroads.
I've said it before, and I still believe it, James Jones has amazing potential, he has such a Reggie-type glow around him.I think that it would be totally cold to just get rid of Dale, there is too much history there, too much of....something; however, if we get rid of JJ, I think that would be a HUGE mistake.
So for now, I say toss Bender, because Dale, though old, could play more than 72 games over 6 seasons,and he really really brings it and has more of a mind for the game.
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Given a choice I would keep both.
DD will likley command to much money from elsewhere for us to keep him and please despite all the love for DD he will likely bring spot minutes as last season made it clear that doing 20 mpg is something he no longer has in the tank certainly not with his way of playing.
He would be a great teacher to Hulk and ideal for spot minutes (share them with polly) but you have to wonder how much that is worth.
It is not a question of either but a matter of what does DD accept to stay, and he has a history of demanding slightly more then realistic or available.
DD has a great chance of playing for a real contender in a place he says he loves, if that means or 2 million less, then the choice is his, not ours.
JJ has far more upside, and I keep saying I see him slowly moving from the SF position to (either, depending on Rick) backup PF or, far more likely, backup SG.
I still see in JJ the future SG of this team, but I seem to be alone in that thought, so if we keep him we'll talk about that again in a year or two.
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Don't think JJ is gonna be cheap. As more and more FA's re-sign with their own teams, that leaves the space-heavy teams desperate for signings. Hell, if Miami loses Damon, they alone will throw a good deal of money at JJ.
Not to pull a Peck, but if JJ blows up, where exactly would we play him? He's still gonna be behind Jack, Ron, and (hopefully) Granger. Add in recently acquired 2-guard Cabbage, and the argument could be made there's no room for either of the Jones boys.
As for whom to pick, JJ's the better prospect, hell, he could be the better player this year. But signing him would be superfluous now. We need a big body, especially if we cut Cro or trade Pollard. I'd rather it be Dale Davis than John Edwards.
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As much as it pains me to say I'd keep JJ.
ok in which case: expect the MLE to be around 5.7 this year, therefore we have about 2 million left to sign DD, if that is to little, then sorry .
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FORMER Blackburn Rovers midfielder Barry Ferguson insists his crisis-torn Blackpool side will know exactly what is required in tomorrow's East Lancashire derby.
The freefalling Seasiders make the trip across the county to take on Rovers on the back of a shocking 12-game winless run which cost manager Paul Ince his job.
But Ferguson, who has been left to pick up the pieces since Ince's sacking, will have them fired-up for the match.
He captained Rangers in many an Old Firm derby before moving to Rovers in August 2003 for £7.5m.
While he was unable to replicate the success he enjoyed at Ibrox he recalls his days at Ewood Park with great affection.
"I enjoyed my time at Blackburn," said Ferguson, who moved back to Rangers in January 2005 after a 16-month spell at Rovers in which he suffered a fractured kneecap.
"I had a bad injury when I was there and people may look back and say I didn't do well there but I was captain.
"I have very fond memories. Everyone at the club was good to me and I still keep in touch with a few people there.
"But that's not my concern on Saturday – all I am interested in is getting three points with Blackpool.
"It's a derby game and I love derby games.
"The boys know what's expected on Saturday."
Ferguson, who turns 36 on Sunday, has been one of Blackpool's best players this season.
But since taking over as the club's stand-in manager earlier this month, he has made the decision not to select himself.
Ferguson is still waiting to see if he will be named as Ince's successor on a deal until the end of the campaign.
He said: "I'm not going to push the situation.
"I am not going to try to force their hand as the club have been good to give me this opportunity but on the other hand there's a need to know.
"The fans need to know too. That's the most important thing.
"The sooner it gets sorted the better."
Ferguson will not be able to pick on-loan Rovers striker David Goodwillie tomorrow as the Scottish striker is ineligible to play.
Ferguson will also once again be without star winger Tom Ince.
Ince – accompanied by his sacked father Paul Ince – has been speaking to a number of teams around the UK.
But last night he was on the verge of signing for Crystal Palace on loan.
Ferguson, who will be boosted by the return of centre-back Gary MacKenzie from an ankle injury, is expected to be busy before the transfer window closes at 11pm.
He wants to make three additions to his paper-thin squad in time for the clash with Rovers.
His counterpart Gary Bowyer was also working to bolster his ranks yesterday.
The Rovers manager is set to be without midfielders Lee Williamson and Ben Marshall for the visit of the Seasiders.
That may mean a debut for France U21s international Bryan Dabo, who completed his loan move from Montpellier on Tuesday.


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NEW College boss Rob Hopkins is already bracing himself for another postponement after this weekend's clash with Clanfield was called off.
Like the rest of the local non-league sides, College were again unable to kick a ball in anger this week due to the wet weather.
Hopkins saw his side's pitch on Friday and knew it would not be playable and is convinced next weekend's clash at Fairford should also be in doubt due to the levels of saturation in the area.
"When I went up there on Friday it was very wet and was probably the worst I have ever seen it," he said.
"The groundsman was there doing his best to try and fork it and make it playable but I would say 75 per cent of it had standing water on it so I always knew we were likely to be off.
"I know it's only the weekend and we aren't expecting more rain for a bit but, with more rain forecast for the end of the week, I would be surprised if we played next week either.
"That would be a pain because our under 18s haven't played since December and we've only played one Hellenic game in seven weeks, so there we go.
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SAN JUAN BAUTISTA, Calif. – Rival companies dropped their competitive guard momentarily to discuss food safety and changes in wash systems as Earthbound Farm opened its doors to them.
A group of about 15 attended a plant tour and meeting July 25 at the San Juan Bautista-based organic grower-shipper. They included representatives of SmartWash Solutions, Taylor Farms, Ready Pac Foods, Field Fresh Foods, Club Chef and Yum! Brands.
Will Daniels, senior vice president for operations at Earthbound Farm, announced plans for the meeting in May during the Food Safety Summit in Baltimore. Daniels and Larry Smith, senior manager of maintenance, led a discussion of wash technology at Earthbound.
Steven Swarts, director of business development for Salinas-based SmartWash Solutions, welcomed the meeting.
"Any time we can all come together, share best practices and work together to improve food safety, it's a benefit to all the companies involved," Swarts said.
Discussion revolved around controls on chlorine levels in produce washes.
"We're always looking to improve the specifications, reduce the upper and lower ranges of free chlorine and bring in tighter controls for the entire process," Swarts said. "A lot of us have had trouble with the upper ranges, where we have environmental issues with employees. Lower ranges would be the food safety concerns."
Earthbound Farm reduced deviations in chlorine levels with changes to its wash system that have been in place for about two years, Daniels and Smith said.
"Systems in the past would have a wide range of fluctuation from the set point," Daniels said. "If your set point is 20 parts per million free, you might have seen it drop down to five or go up to 35. With the system we've put in place, you see plus or minus two, so it can go from 18 to 22. If you can maintain that band tightly, you have more control of your system."


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The pending retirement of long-time Vallejo Housing Authority employee Melinda Nestlerode has set the city on the hunt for new management.
Nestlerode, who has filled the role of the city's Housing and Community Development manager since early 2008 and worked for the city since 1988, has announced her pending retirement in April.
"Melinda's been a very dedicated, valuable, talented employee for the city. She doesn't have an easy job," said Assistant City Manager Craig Whittom, her immediate supervisor. "She will be very much missed as a leader of her division and as just a real asset for the whole community."
The Fairfield resident will not go quietly into retirement, however.
Nestlerode said she plans to commit more time to her work as a founding board member of Rebuilding Together Solano County, and has already joined the California Master Gardener Program, through the University of California, Davis.
In exchange for the four-month intensive program, participants in the master Gardener program are expected to use their new-found information to perform community service -- like starting community gardens in economically depressed areas, Nestlerode said.
Not surprising in someone who chose the vocation of city government with a housing and community development focus, helping those in need is high on Nestlerode's list, she said.
"I've always liked housing. I've always wanted to give back, to give back to society, to people who are less fortunate than I am," Nestlerode said. "(The Master Gardener program was) something I've always wanted to do when I retired. (Gardening has) always been a stress reliever -- getting my hands dirty."
When it came to dealing with the ever-fluctuating federal funding source for the city's Housing and Community Development Division, however, getting into the bureaucratic muck was not quite as fun for Nestlerode. She described the professional challenge in having a housing-subsidy waiting list that spends years closed, and every time it reopens, "there are thousands and thousands of people who apply."
"Every day, every day, we have people who come in who are really in need," Nestlerode said. "The lack of stable housing is really an impact on the community."
In her 25 years in Vallejo, Nestlerode has found pride in several successful projects -- not the least of which was meeting the man who would become her husband, Franz Nestlerode, who runs the city's Water Division.
Besides a successful workplace romance, Nestlerode cites accomplishments like completing the Temple Art Lofts project, which will satisfy conditions of a 13-year-old lawsuit settlement requiring the city's creation of 425 affordable housing units, and establishing the city's crime-free multi-housing program last year.
A last task before she leaves Vallejo at the end of March, Nestlerode said she hopes to complete a reorganization of the Housing and Community Development Division, pared down in response to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development decreased funding for the city.
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Hibby's #7.
Great hustle and then the PG 3.
We are really not getting any foul calls
Time for a new sig.
These defensive lapses will kill the Pacers in the playoffs. Been harping about this for a while now. Mentally, they're just not consistent on that end of the floor.
I guess this game means more to them, but I don't like how they're simply out-running us.
Roy's 8th.
good to see some shots falling. gotta pick up the defense though. Philly is making us look tired.
It's a new day for Pacers Basketball.
WAY too much standing and watching Hibbert. No cuts.
That's what Barbosa does best
Man Barbosa is fast!
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the BLUR!
It's a new day for Pacers Basketball.
Man, I really like Leandrinho.
"And Tottenham do not know what hit them...well I can tell you, it's Theo Walcott!"
"And it's Tony Adams put through by Steve Bould, WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?! That...sums it all up."
Time for a new sig.
I'm trying to figure out why this game is boring even though it's close. I figured out its because this crowd is TERRIBLE. What is the deal? Aren't they fighting for a playoff spot!?
That was a Hibbert style play by Hansbrough
Time for a new sig.
Yeah, the Pacers are getting nowhere playing this kind of defense. This is the kind of stuff that concerns me heading into the playoffs.
There are many times when we have the ball in the post and the defense collapses on Granger/Hibbert/whoever, leaving at least one shooter open on the perimeter, and the ballhandler doesn't even appear to look for the open man.
That's starting to annoy me a bit. It happened right there.
"And Tottenham do not know what hit them...well I can tell you, it's Theo Walcott!"
"And it's Tony Adams put through by Steve Bould, WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?! That...sums it all up."
Hansbrough was fouled the first time. Absolute horseshit officiating.
Make up call no doubt ... UGH!
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I've got a bad feeling about this game. Hopefully we turn it up in the 4th.
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I throw somewhere between 250 and 300 (I think) with the wraith. I could probably trade my shark for either a dx archangel or a dx leopard. Should I do that? Also what other discs do I need for a more complete bag. I would like to stay with innova as much as I can because it is all that they sell near me and thus what all of my friends throw.


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The numbers, quite simply, are appalling.
There is Second Harvest, one of the largest food banks in Orange County. It serves 240,000 hungry people every month. Yes, every month.
Then, too, there is the Orange County Rescue Mission. It served 1,286,599 meals to hungry people over the past 12 months. Do the math. Any way you add it up, it is an embarrassingly huge amount of people in need for any community.
We are talking here not just of individuals, but of entire families – mothers, fathers and children, who live day-to-day in motels, in garages, in a friend's extra bedroom or camped out where they think no one can see or find them.
I bring this up only in the context of the so-called fiscal cliff that Congress appears prepared to send the country plunging over come Jan. 1.
And I know, it is all very complicated and, for most folks, completely indecipherable. My concern here today is but one little slice of it, which in reality will become unthinkably horrific, if or once the plunge is made.
Without a deal in Congress, Jan. 1 will mean the end of all federal unemployment benefits, which average $290 a week for the nearly two million people who receive it currently. Nearly a million more out-of-work Americans would be cut off in the first quarter of next year.
For simplicity's sake, let us leave it just at that. But think of the $290 a week average. Consider how far that sum might take you in your life, how well it could stock your refrigerator and pantry – if at $290 a week, you were lucky enough to still have either.
It is why I called Barbara Wartman, spokeswoman for Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County.
She is a very polite and soft-spoken woman, who simply refused in our conversation to sound even the slightest of alarm bells.
"I imagine there might be more people who will find themselves short and unable to afford to feed their families if legislation is not passed," is as far as she would go in our initial conversation. It was then that she provided me with the 240,000 people each month figure.
The thing is, Wartman then told me, is that Second Harvest is fortunate to have donors that in the past have been very responsive when they have been asked to increase donations when the need arises. I thanked her, and I moved on.
Yet minutes later, Barbara Wartman called me back. Perhaps she had longer to think. Donors, she said, in fact are already keeping their finances deep in their safest pockets. And why?
"It is because of the fiscal cliff business," she said.
And then, there was Jim Palmer.
He is president of the Orange County Rescue Mission, he of the 1.3 million meals served over the past year. If you are poor and unable to feed your family in Orange County, there is every chance you will find yourself at the Mission's door.
Palmer sounded every alarm available to him. If he could have found the right mountain top, he would be right now yelling from it.
"The demand, if Congress does not fix this, is going to go up dramatically," he said. "I expect our phones to go ringing off the hook, the hinges to come flying off our doors."
The rescue mission anticipates the demand for food to rise at least four-fold, he said.
The mission already prepares between 30,000 and 40,000 food boxes every year, he said. If the nation goes over the fiscal cliff, "that will increase significantly.
"When I think of what we will be facing," Palmer said, "it is just mind-boggling, to tell you the truth."
Yet what is a food box?
At TLC, an Anaheim food pantry, for example, a typical box this month, according to Leana Anderson, consisted of a bag of peas, tomato soup, tomato sauce, a can of mixed fruit, cranberries, peanut butter, spaghetti, egg noodles, frozen pork patties and five pounds of frozen chicken.
It is hardly gourmet fixings, Anderson acknowledges, but you should see the smiles it puts on people's faces.
An America at the bottom of the fiscal cliff, Jim Palmer said, will be a "human disaster.
"We are used to natural disasters," he said, "but this will be a disaster we created ourselves at the federal level. The real tragedy, once Jan. 1 gets here, is that whatever remedy they come up with will take a long time to get to the people here on the streets."
And it is all happening at perhaps the worst time of the year, Palmer said – holiday time. People are not available or even in the mood to respond to such a crisis, he said.
Most of the new people he expects to see will be those who don't know how to seek assistance because they never have had to. He expects those to come knocking will include some who use to volunteer at the mission or, in some cases, were once donors.
How he will be able to afford the influx, he simply does not know. It will depend, he believes, on how Orange County decides it wants to help.
"It will depend on churches, corporations and industry saying 'I want to help.' That will provide the answer," Palmer said.
"Our true hope," he added, "and really our only one is that the President and this Congress somehow get it together in the next few days and do something."
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text: Ripley freshman shuts out Capital By Ryan Pritt May 8, 2013 Story Share RIPLEY, W.Va. - Ripley coach Shane Casto chose to stick with a gut decision he made on Monday and was rewarded in a huge way on Wednesday.Vikings freshman Logan McCoy was a seventh-inning single away from a no-hitter and struck out six in a shutout as Ripley dispatched of Capital 7-0 in the first game of the Class AAA Region 3 Section 4 baseball tournament Wednesday evening.McCoy played his Little League ball in Charleston with many of the members of the Cougars' team before moving to Ripley before high school.The lefty was slated to get the ball during the sectional opener Monday because sophomore Isaac Koontz was dealing with some arm soreness.After play was delayed two days to Wednesday, Koontz's condition improved, but Casto chose to ride the freshman anyway and the youngster turned in an absolute gem in the biggest of spots, mixing his off-speed pitches and fastball while pounding the strike zone."He's thrown extremely well for us the last three outings he's had," Casto said. "We'd talked about, 'who are we going to go with, who are we going to go with.' [Koontz's] arm was really sore on Monday so we decided to go with McCoy. Today his arm was feeling better and I said 'You know what, we told [McCoy] he'd pitch,' and I stuck with the gut feeling. He did a heck of a job for us and I couldn't ask for anything more."Casto probably felt that way about his entire team after the Vikings (10-21) backed McCoy with flawless defense and pounded out 13 hits against a pair of Cougars pitchers. The offense really took off the second time through the lineup against Capital starter Kaleb Kinder.In the third inning, with two outs and no runners on, Ripley pounded out six straight hits, highlighted by a three-run home run from senior left fielder Tyler Pittenger.That inning resulted in a 4-0 Ripley lead, which was way more than McCoy needed. Pittenger went 4 for 4, fell a triple short of the cycle and drove in four runs."I just go out and do my job and whatever happens, happens," Pittenger said.The Vikings are riding a four-game win streak after not winning more than two in a row all season."The last four games [Pittenger's] been 3 for 4, 4 for 5, 3 for 4, and now four hits tonight," Casto said. "He's just unconscious right now at the plate and everything he's hitting he's hitting hard. He's an everyday starter we've had for three years and I'm glad he's going out toward the end of his career with a bang." The Vikings' streak started with a 16-8 win over Class AA No. 5 Poca and included an impressive 12-3 win over Class AA No. 1 Herbert Hoover on May 2, reversing a 14-0 loss to the Huskies just nine days prior."We're starting to play a lot better," Casto said. "Here lately we've beaten some pretty good teams. 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He's that good."I've told our guys all year that we just need to make routine plays, we didn't do that tonight - we've got to get guys on, we didn't do that either - you just can't win."The Vikings, who Casto bragged, "finally have five kids that can drive," are starting to dare to dream big. After entering the postseason basically playing with house money, why not?"We're starting to click at the right time," McCoy said. "I think we've got a good chance. We can go a long way this year." Pittenger wasn't so reserved with his prediction."I'm going to states," he said.Trevor Tucker went 3 for 4 and Chris Jordan added a pair of hits for Ripley. Koontz finished 2 for 2 with an RBI.The Vikings will play at Riverside at 6:30 p.m. on Friday.Reach Ryan Pritt at 304-348-7948, firstname.lastname@example.com, or follow him at twitter.com/RPritt. 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Twitterview: Melissa Joan Hart
By Saryn Chorney
We've been following actress Melissa Joan Hart's career for a long time, and now we follow her on Twitter, too. The former teen star of shows like "Clarissa Explains It All" and "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," is a mother of two and an audience favorite on "Dancing With the Stars." Melissa Joan (aka MellyJHart) took a break from practicing her jive to tweet with us about the show, her BTFs (Best Twitter Friends), a new TV pilot with Joey Lawrence and more. Check out the transcript here, then follow @MellyJHart and @WonderwallMSN for the full dialogue.
@WonderwallMSN: Hi there! Glad to make your tweet-quaintance. First question: Who are your BTFs [Best Twitter Friends]?
@MellyJHart: [Mark] Ballas, [Soleil] Moon Frye and Jaime Pressly.
@WonderwallMSN: Have you heard from other long lost friends/former co-stars who are now watching DWTS too?
@MellyJHart: @moonfrye, @reddonovan [Soleil Moon Frye and Elisa Donovan].
@WonderwallMSN: We see Mark Ballas is not only your partner, but your follower on Twitter. Do your children wonder why mommy is dancing with that guy who isn't daddy on TV?
@MellyJHart: The kids don't have the attention span to watch me dance, but they looove Mr. Mark and know he is my coach.
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@WonderwallMSN: You two seem to be audience favorites. How did you feel about your scores this week? Two sixes and a seven. Not too shabby.
@MellyJHart: Not happy with the scores, but our fans saved our bums!
@WonderwallMSN: What's your favorite dance move?
@MellyJHart: The sausage roll at the beginning of the jive when I go under [Mark's] legs.
@WonderwallMSN: What are your favorite songs to dance to?
@MellyJHart: Can't fight the power of the song "Jai Ho" and Shakira, but I am a rock girl! Course of Nature, Breaking Ben, Three Days Grace, etc.
@WonderwallMSN: If you had Sabrina's powers, would you rig "DWTS"?
@MellyJHart: Sabrina's powers couldn't help me here. I wouldn't if I could. I like to win because I deserve it. No point otherwise!
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@WonderwallMSN: We hear u have a new pilot with Joey Lawrence.
@MellyJHart: SO excited to get back on a sitcom. Joey and I have been friends since we were 5.
@WonderwallMSN: Whoa! LOL. Joey was also on DWTS. Has he given you any tips?
@MellyJHart: He said, "Don't do it unless you are in it to win it." So that's my plan. Joey and his sweet wife are going to come to a show soon and support me. Just talked to Joey and he says he has been voting for me... so sweet right?
@WonderwallMSN: Where are Ferguson [the little brother from "Clarissa Explains it All"] and Salem [the cat from "Sabrinam the Teenage Witch"] now?
@MellyJHart: Not sure about Ferg, but Salem is … at the puppetry museum in Atlanta!
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@WonderwallMSN: On "Clarissa Explains it All," how did you learn to write backwards for the opening credits?
@MellyJHart: Funny, everyone asks the backwards Clarissa question but I wrote it correct and then it spun around. Remember TV is backward.
@WonderwallMSN: Last question. You look awesome. What is your weightloss/fitness secret?
@MellyJHart: Thanks soooo much! Lovely to hear always! No secret, but protein shakes help and getting the "hart" moving.
@WonderwallMSN: Thanx 4 ur time. Good luck on the dance floor. Wonderwall is rooting for you!
@MellyJHart: Thanks! Vote team melarky- 1800-868-3410! Xoxo
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Out: August 19, 2011
If there's one thing Colin Farrell wants to make clear about Fright Night, a remake of the 1985 cult classic, it's that he didn't do any research for his role as ruthless vampire Jerry. "You can't exactly have your mouth on someone's neck," he says. "But I was seeped in the lore already. Playing a vampire was attractive to me as a fan."
Marti Noxon, who was executive producer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, wrote the remake script. "In the 25 years since the original was made, the world has changed a lot," she says. "The boys would be a lot more aware to the genre. So there were things we stayed true to and things we wanted to reinvent."
Director Craig Gillespie shot Fright Night in 3D, and he thinks it's the perfect format for horror films. "We've seen the spectacle of Avatar and Alice in Wonderland," he says. "But to see two guys talking in a kitchen with that tension, I feel like you'd want to look over his shoulder and see what's going on. Or just the intimacy of a horror movie where you go down hallways and have that thriller aspect. Having that depth was exciting."
Chris Sarandon, who played Jerry in the original Fright Night, agrees. "What you're looking for in 3D isn't spears and things coming at you," he says. "When I was a kid that's what I went to movies for. Essentially, what Craig was looking for was a sense of depth and texture. It wasn't used as a gimmick, but to enhance the experience."
Out: September 2, 2011
Forget Shark Weekóthis year's most terrifying Chondrichthye-themed entertainment is Shark Night 3D, directed by David R. Ellis. "It was a really good script," he says. "I've done a lot of these genre of films, like The Final Destination or Snakes on a Plane. They don't have a lot of character development. But this movie sets up the characters really well. You really care about them and want to root for them. And there's a great twist at the end that you don't see coming."
The shark attacks were written in the script, and as Ellis and writers developed the film, they decided they wanted to have seven species in all. "It's not just one badass shark that's attacking everybody!" he says. "One shark comes; all of a sudden the next one is totally different. So they become characters in the movie too, because they all look different, they all move different, they attack different." Star Katherine McPhee is attacked by cookie-cutter sharksósmall fish that attack in packs, like piranha. "They attach to your body, and then they spin 260 degrees and then tear your flesh out," Ellis says. "So instead of just getting one big bite, it's a slow death."
Ellis shot The Final Destination in 3D, where blood and gore seemed to fly out at the audience regularly. But he says the stereoscopic aim in Shark Night was completely different. "Our movie is more about the depth underwater, and the fact that we're meeting sharks underwater," he says. "The sharks are in the audience swimming. You're going to be able to almost touch them. So it's going to be cool."
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Neyland still rule the roost
12:02pm Wednesday 15th January 2014
12:02pm Wednesday 15th January 2014
NEYLAND A again showed why they are the top indoor league team in local cricket as they proved far too strong for Haverfordwest and smashed a makeshift Cresselly team by a massive 120 runs in the first week of this season's competition. Cresselly also lost by 96 runs to Haverfordwest to complete a day to forget for the south county village side.
Match One:
Haverfordwest (34 all out) lost to Neyland A (38 for 3)
HAVERFORDWEST were asked to bat first against Neyland A and were soon in deep trouble as the champions bowled and fielded well. Chris Phillips was run out by Sean Hannon and from then on only opener Ben Field ever looked likely to score runs until he was eventually out for 16 as he edged a Patrick Bellerby delivery to keeper Paul Murray.
Bellerby, drafted in as replacement for injured Neyland skipper Gregg Miller, showed his prowess with a 3 for 7 haul alongside Sean Hannon's 2 for 4 as Haverfordwest collapsed to a disappointing 34 all out in only 6.2 overs.
Neyland also lost early wickets as Bellerby top scored with 10 runs but with the Hannon twins running well and Sean striking a final four when the scores were level, Neyland strolled home in exactly the same number of balls faced as their opponents!
Match Two:
Haverfordwest (127 for 3) beat Cresselly (31 all out)
HAVERFORDWEST batted first again when they took on a very inexperienced Cresselly side for whom only Nick Davies, Tom Arthur and Luke Cole were regulars.
Ben Field and talented teenager Kieran O'Connor both rattled up 25 before having to retire, as did Dan Potter. Josh Hicks hit 19 before he was run out and with 25 extras to add on The Town finished on 127 for 3.
It was always going to be too big a target for Cresselly as Matthew and Johnny Palmer joined Tom Arthur in departing for a single, with Luke Cole contributing six runs before Ian Perridge (10) and Nick Davies (9) took their team to 31 and defeat by 96 runs.
Match Three:
Neyland A (150 for 2) beat Cresselly (30 all out)
NEYLAND'S powerful batting line-up had a field day against Cresselly as they rattled up a massive 150 for 2 in their allotted ten overs.
Nick Koomen and Patrick Bellerby scored 25 before retiring and opener Paul Murray not only did the same but still had time when other Neyland wickets fell to return to the crease. (Like Andrew Miller trying his own version of the Dilshan scoop shot and getting out to the battling Luke Cole!)
Murray smashed an undefeated 52 which contained six fours, a six and seven threes as the Hannon boys again chipped in with double figures to boost the total.
Luke Cole top scored for Cresselly with 13 runs but no-one else was able to manage anything like double figures and they were shot out for 30 in 6.3 overs
Nick Koomen topped the bowling with a 3 for 6 haul, supported by Bellerby, Sean and Patrick Hannon, leaving supporters to ponder over whether this was the biggest win in local indoor cricket.
Venue: The Meads Leisure Centre, Milford Haven
Umpires: Allan Hansen, assisted by John Sheppard
Scorer: Kirsty Hughes
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For the start of your work week, there's a small chance that you'll be singing the Carpenter's ''Rainy days and Monday's. Current projections have a very slight chance of rain (20 to 30%) for Monday. Here is your Monday weather outlook.
The weather is going to remain unsettled through the rest of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday before a late-season cold front sweeps through ushering back the return of winter in good 2014 fashion.
You certainly didn't think that one of the harshest winter's in years was going to give up that easy did you?
Expect your Monday to maintain cloudy skies with high temperatures reaching up into the lower 70s with a few splash and dash rain showers. The chance of rain will maintain for Tuesday and spike on Wednesday as another disturbance rolls through ahead of the cold front.
Patchy but dense morning fog will greet you the next few mornings as very damp ground and cool mornings will combine to condense that moisture near the ground. Dense fog advisories may be needed heading into Monday night.
Temperatures will then struggle to get out of the 50s on Wednesday and struggle to get out of the mid 50s by Thursday.
It was a Sunday soaker! One destroyed shed, four dead cows, tens of thousands of lightning bolts, numerous trees down and several inches of rain rounded out the weekend for many. It'll be a quieter start to Monday before winter returns by the end of the week!
An impressive storm system, which went overlooked by many of our numerical guidance models, produced quite a bit of damage across portions of southern Putnam county on Sunday afternoon along with a widespread soaking for everybody.
It is not known at this time whether a tornado actually touched down or not in Putnam and Flagler counties but a tornado warning was in effect by mid afternoon.
The picture above from @LuLuCornbread's twitter feed shows what appears to be either a funnel cloud or a tornado on the ground just west of the Daytona International Speedway which had to be evacuated at the height of the storm. There is no confirmation whether anything actually touched down.
Thankfully Sunday's weather should not repeat for your Monday.
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