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Jeffrey Campbell's Danza Bag is a Cock(apoo) Tease!
Eeks, I could not resist the opportunity to include a designer dog breed in a bad pun! Jeffrey Campbell's pup adorned fabric is no stranger to fans of the brand. The Danza Bag from their latest accessory drop rustles up all those excitable feelings from the first round of dog details.
Grace, Glory, Good Times: The Cult Gaia Manifesto (& Giveaway!)
Already a fixture on the festival circuit, Cult Gaia pieces are a carefree way to elevate your jazzy looks, giving whatever threads you wear an air of old-Hollywood glamor. Get intimate with the brand's manifesto, because we're giving you a chance to WIN a crown!
Would you pay $30 for a Dollar?
While killing time on the internet doing some blog research, we came across this Dollar Bird Brooch being sold on Vespoe.com for $30. What do you think? Would YOU pay $30 for something that is essentially worth a dollar?
This Or That: Red Velvet
Last year did you think velvet was just a fad? Well this crushed and burnt out shimmery fabric is sticking around for another rotation.
Jungle Gurl's Roots
Trendy? Check. Flattering silhouettes? Check. Eccentric fabrics for every taste? Check. Eco-concious? HUGE check. Jungle Gurl really has nailed the formula for a progressive up and coming brand. Close friend of Melody Ehsani, founder Natalie Golonka aimed to create a line from the various fabrics she collected during her international travels as a model and...


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SPOKANE-- Railroad police are ticketing drivers in east Spokane who are illegally crossing train tracks. Emphasis Patrols are focused around Sprague and Freya.
One of the crossings at Freya and Sprague is where authorities watch for drivers who passed through when they were not supposed to.
Authorities say this emphasis is all about public safety. Some people call it a nuisance.
If a driver passes over tracks while the warning bells ring, they could face a $124 traffic ticket.
KREM 2's Othello Richards watch as almost a dozen people crosses in less than one hour at the Freya and Sprague railroad crossing.
The Railroad Emphasis is being put on this week by Union Pacific, using the help of local law enforcement. Officials say last year alone, there were nearly 2000 railroad collisions across the nation; 265 of those crashes were fatal.
Trooper Christopher Hooper says he heard several excuses Thursday. "I didn't see the light, I didn't hear the horn, and everybody can hear that horn. If you stand here long enough you will leave because of the horn."
Several nearby businesses tell us that horn is driving away customers. Customers complain they can't get into the parking lot and that the light also backs up.
As part of the emphasis, a locomotive runs through several crossings about every 10 minutes.
Over the last three days Troopers have written more than 200 tickets for illegal crossing.


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"Phantasmic Creatures of Earthly Delight." That's the theme and title of this year's Halloween Lantern Parade in Patterson Park, which combines elements of the supernatural with the natural.
"It's celebrating the animals in the park, and the fact that it's a shared space between humans and animals," says Laure Drogoul, who is serving her second year as artistic director for the dozen-year-old Lantern Parade.
The animals are the "phantasmic creatures," and the park is the "earthly delight."
Families and individuals have been making their lanterns for weeks now, using as many recycled materials, especially plastic water bottles, as possible.
"There's this kind of green quality to it that's tying really well into the park," notes Drogoul.
There's also an element of shape-shifting to the theme—as Daphne became a tree, Bruce Wayne became Batman, or a caterpillar emerges from a cocoon a butterfly.
Each lantern-maker, says Drogoul, "basically shape-shifted the plastic bottle into an animal."
This year, the Parade Marshals are animals, too. Their squirrel costumes illuminate at the head and tail, making a clear beacon for all to follow.
The Lantern Parade, which is presented in collaboration by the Creative Alliance, Friends of Patterson Park and the Southeast Community Development Corp., kicks off on Saturday, Oct. 27, (rain date of Oct. 28) with a festival at 3:30 p.m. There will be food trucks, bands, people walking around on stilts, and an opportunity for procrastinators to build their lanterns. It happens at the Patterson Park Pulaski Monument, at the intersection on Linwood and Eastern Avenues.
Parade line-up is at 7 p.m., and at 7:30, marchers proceed from the tennis courts, around the Pulaski Monument, past the Boat Lake, past the Casino, and around the pool.
Expect to be exposed to the work of lots of local artists. Drogoul said that in addition to participating in the parade itself with special floats, artists would be making projections and bringing the ice rink alive with animation. Plus, there are great bands, such as the Barrage Band Orchestra, Raya Brass Band, and the Citywide Marching Band and many more. Participating artists include Emily CD, Dominique Zeltzman, Steve Koellmer, Dan Van Allen, Fluid Movement, and many more.
Doors open for an after party at the Patterson Theater at 8:30 p.m. Visit www.creativealliance.org for more information.
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BOSTON (CBS) – Bruins center Patrice Bergeron skated Saturday for the first time since suffering a mild concussion in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Bergeron was on the ice before his teammates Saturday morning before Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
"He just had a light skate this morning… on his own," Coach Claude Julien told reporters.
It is unlikely that the Bruins will set any timetable for Bergeron's return. He is expected to miss at least the first two games of the series.
Bergeron was arguably the Bruins best player over the first two rounds of the playoffs, with two goals and 10 assists in 11 games.
Chris Kelly is expected to take Bergeron's spot on the second line with rookie Tyler Seguin replacing Kelly on the third line.


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On Monday, June 11 at 1:27 p.m., a officer on patrol observed a motorcycle operating at a high rate of speed down Simpaug Turnpike. The officer turned around and headed back to West Redding only to find the motorcyclist had lost control of his bike and crashed between two parked cars.
Seth Taylor, 30, of Danbury was charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle, speeding, operating an unregistered motor vehicle and failure to carry insurance.
He was taken to Danbury Hospital where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.


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'Gonna getcha getcha'…A devastatingly potent mix of french house, soul, pop, hip-hop and R&B, scheduled for release in July, this track will stab you in the ears as it makes its way into your head. Starting life as Alan Braxe's instrumental 'Addicted', Killa Kela Snoop Dogg/ Neptunes/ Justin Timberlake ] and Fallon add vocals to sublimely fit this genre-warping track. Check out the new video for 'Nightwatcher ' by Alan Braxe featuring Killa Kela & Fallon.


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I believe I clarified as well:
"As for Epic gems, Blizzard has two choices:
1) Make them less than our Unique (3) Dragon's Eye gems
2) Make them equal or better
In case 1) the nerf becomes more bearable. I don't use them for the stat bonus, but at least they remain "best in slot."
In case 2), Dragon's Eye gems become worthless. We can only have 3 of them and they are now based on slot color. The epic gems would then become better and have no restrictions on how many you could have."
You have no way of knowing what the upcoming epics will be like.
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This was a good and tasty recipe, but it wasn't anything too special. I will make again and serve with an Asian meat dish, but I will try more fried recipes too.
Sweet Pea Fried Rice
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- Calories: 318
- Fat: 8g
- Saturated fat: 2g
- Protein: 13g
- Carbohydrate: 47g
- Fiber: 3g
- Cholesterol: 127mg
- Sodium: 944mg
- 8 ounces turkey bacon
- 8 scallions, white and light green parts, sliced
- 1 clove garlic, chopped
- 6 cups cooked rice
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1 10-oz. package frozen green peas, thawed
- 4 large eggs, beaten
- Salt and pepper
- Cook bacon in a skillet over medium-high heat until crisp, 5 minutes. Drain on paper towels and chop.
- Pour off all but 1 Tbsp. fat from skillet; add scallions and garlic. Reduce heat to medium and cook, stirring often, until softened, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Rub rice between clean hands to break up and loosen grains. Add to skillet and stir to blend in scallions and garlic. Cook for 2 minutes to warm rice. Stir in soy sauce and peas. Push mixture to one side and pour in eggs. Cook eggs until slightly set on bottom, about 2 minutes. Mix rice into eggs and stir until thoroughly blended, breaking up any clumps of cooked egg. Stir in bacon. Season with salt and pepper and remove from heat. Serve warm or at room temperature.
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Dear Readers: If there's one word to define this generation, it's "distracted." Smartphones, video games, online porn, surround-media blasting messages mostly making bad stuff look good. Magicians rely on distraction to perform their tricks. This helps explain how our national wealth was redistributed to the very rich with hardly any kickback from what are usually society's young warriors. The other defining word for this generation is "stressed." Electronically over-stimulated, insecurely-attached, nature-deprived, spiritually-bereft, always on display, never good enough — they didn't create this PTSD upbringing, they were given it.
Last week's gripes centered on media glorification of negative social roles, the so-named bisexual "fad," and the cult of self-harm. Today, this highly-perceptive generation talks mostly about the stressors and distractions they must navigate. — Lauren
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You could then gear alts on any realm by simply farming on a main and completely removing the need to put in any real effort on any of the others.
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iHub By Jessica Colaço / July 29, 2011
Introducing August as the Law Month
In this innovation space, there are many opportunities for creatives, programmers and developers to make their mark. The realities however, is that so many applications and/or works are being developed at such a fast pace that quite often, competing applications can appear almost alike. Most of the time this has leads to court battles.
If you're a developer, programmer, creative or endeavor to become one, you should be aware that the easiest way you can protect the products of your efforts is by copyrighting them. Just like literary works, software and creative work falls under the category of intellectual property, and must be protected in order to preserve the legal rights of the original author. A knowledgeable and qualified law practitioner knows exactly what papers need to be filled out and submitted in order for your work to be safeguarded, and in most cases, he or she can usually complete the job quickly and with minimal red tape.
Having this in Mind, we have reached out to a number of practitioners who are willing to come and run sessions on different topics at the iHub. We will have different workshops, talks and one on one's with the Lawyers at the iHub during the whole Month of August. Below are some of the topics that will be covering during this period.
o International patent systems
o The Kenyan patent system
o When to get a patent, and when not to get a patent
o How to get a patent – lawyers, patent agents, patent offices
o Patent infringement - Other ways of protecting inventive ideas
o Utility patents
o Industrial Design patents
o Trade secrets
o Contracts
Participants will have access to the Practitioners in-house and will engage them with whatever law questions they will have. We will share a weekly schedule of days that we will have the lawyers at the iHub and will send out direct emails to registered participants. If you would like to participate during these weekly sessions, register here to receive updates.
If you would also like to Participate as a Practitioner, we are looking for help and would love to talk to you. Email Tosh for further details on how to become a part of this exciting month.
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Dadi at 11:36:25AM Monday, August 1, 2011
This is a very crucial issue in the IT industry. Most of the young techies don't know what to do do when they come up with innovative stuff in the market. So, big up on taking up the initiative to educate and help them/us out. Keep up the good work ihub.Reply
Tosh at 11:50:58AM Monday, August 1, 2011
Dadi, Thanks alot for your comment. We are also very lucky to find the Lawyers who are willing to come on board for this. We will share the schedules in a short while. CheersReply
Rasoah at 14:14:57PM Tuesday, August 2, 2011
This in addition to the creative commons is really going to be of great help to us, knowing exactly what to do with the stuff I find on the net(legally) is really going to help guys share what they've been withholding due to legal matters. Does my white membership allow me to attend?Reply
Rob at 13:43:01PM Friday, August 5, 2011
I hope the focus wont only be on IP protection. How about legal advice on using social media to crowdsource venture capital for technology and digital media startups. Does this violate CMA laws?Reply
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Election Reform in Pakistan
Islamabad/Brussels | 16 Aug 2012
With fresh elections just months away, Pakistan's government and opposition must urgently implement key reforms to the electoral commission to cement the transition to democracy and stave off another indefinite period of unaccountable rule.
Election Reform in Pakistan, the latest policy briefing from the International Crisis Group, warns of the potentially destabilising fallout if the transfer of power does not take place through free, fair, transparent and democratic elections, either when the government completes a full five-year term in March 2013 or earlier. If the elections are to be credible and ensure a smooth transition from one elected government to another for the first time in the country's history, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) must be overhauled and made truly independent, fair and effective.
"Polls supervised by an independent and impartial electoral body are far more likely to be accepted as free and fair", says Samina Ahmed, Crisis Group's South Asia Project Director. "For change to come through the ballot box, and not through the military or the courts, ECP reform is vital".
Over the last two decades, Pakistan's elections have often been rigged by the military, using a subservient ECP that lacked autonomy and authority to do its bidding. In 2010, parliament amended the constitution, distorted by General Musharraf's military regime, to strengthen federal parliamentary democracy. The ECP, in an advanced state of institutional decay, acknowledged its shortcomings and came up with a strategic plan to reform itself. Some of its targets have been met, but many have not been and are unlikely ever to be unless parliament assumes political ownership of the plan and monitors its implementation.
An encouraging sign has been the appointment through unanimous parliamentary consensus of a chief election commissioner – a first in Pakistan's electoral history – but much more needs to be done. Flaws in the electoral process must now be removed. Voters have to be given time to identify errors and omissions on the electoral rolls; polling procedures should be improved; the code of conduct must be amended to ensure that it does not curb legitimate political activity and disenfranchise voters; and accountability mechanisms for candidates and parties must be strengthened. Dysfunctional election tribunals, responsible for excessive delays and even corruption, should be urgently reformed.
The international community should lend its support to the process by warning the military that it will not accept any postponement of the polls or other steps to derail the voting process. Pakistan's political parties, meanwhile, must all work together to ensure that the democratic transition continues and remains sustainable.
"The government and the opposition should put aside their political differences and urgently reach consensus on the neutral caretaker government that will be needed to remain in office in the crucial period between the end of the parliament's term through the 90 days before elections and the subsequent formation of the newly elected government", says Paul Quinn-Judge, Crisis Group's Acting Program Director for Asia. "Their failure to do so could disrupt the democratic process, giving the military, potentially with the support of the superior judiciary, the opportunity to disrupt the democratic process".


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Baking our Brown Rice Pasta
Soon, new packaging will be hitting shelves and each box will include a recipe that will change every few months for each variety. We have been busy developing, testing and photographing nearly 50 recipes and that means tasting a lot of jovial pasta, prepared in many ways. We found that our brown rice pasta bakes so nicely, holding its firmness and tasting so close to wheat pasta. Here is a simple recipe for you to try at home.
½ small onion, diced
2 cloves of garlic, minced
2 tbsp. olive oil
1 cup ricotta cheese
2 tbsp. parsley, minced
1 egg, beaten
¾ cup grated cheese
½ cup grated mozzarella
18 oz. organic crushed tomatoes
- In a large skillet, simmer garlic, onion, olive oil and tomatoes with salt to taste for 15 minutes.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat egg and whisk with ricotta and grated cheese. Add parsley and salt to taste.
- Cook pasta according to package directions, but drain at 7 minutes, adding a few tablespoons of cooking water to the ricotta mixture.
- Toss with sauce and cheese mixture. Add to 9 x 13 inch baking dish.
- Top with grated mozzarella.
- Bake at 350°F for 30 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes before serving.


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Here's a look at the attendance total for the games played so far in the NIT, CBI and CIT tournaments.
You'll notice that the Panthers had 1,509 fans at its game against Tennessee Tech on Tuesday. That's more than six schools in the CIT, four schools in the CBI and two schools in the NIT.
Georgia State wasn't given a chance to host Saturday's second-round game against Mercer. However, with a fee of $31,500 per game, that may not be a bad thing. Note: This was compiled by GSU sport's information office. I forgot to add the credit before and I apologize.
|Postseason Attendance Figures
|Mississippi State
|Seton Hall
|Stony Brook
|Savannah State
|Middle Tenn.
|Cleveland State
|St. Joseph's
|Northern Iowa
|Miami (Fla.)
|Oral Roberts
|Ole Miss
|Illinois State
|Utah State
|Cal State Bakersfield
|Bowling Green
|Old Dominion
|Coastal Carolina
|Loyola Marymount
|Cal State Fullerton
|USC Upstate
|Kent State
|McNeese State
|North Dakota
|Indiana State
|Robert Morris
|Santa Barbara
|Tennessee State
|Georgia State
|Tennessee Tech
|Weber State
|Utah Valley
|San Francisco
|Washington State
|Oregon State
|Western Illinois
|North Dakota State
March 15th, 2012
1:34 pm
Nice work Doug.
That's right Georgia State outdrew a PAC 12, a Big East and an ACC school in it's postseason game.
On to Macon!
March 15th, 2012
1:46 pm
Good work.
March 15th, 2012
2:00 pm
That comes at a loss of $10k not including all the fees to run the show at the GSU Sports Arena. I am looking forward to beating the Mercer Bears and bringing it back to the GSU Sports Arena for a sellout! Nice work Doug to break it down!
March 15th, 2012
4:44 pm
Go Panthers!
March 15th, 2012
5:40 pm
More than 40 games listed, 4 had attendance greater than 5K. Only one game outside of the NIT had attendance of more than 3K (3012). These games are for extended practice, laying the work for next season, but not something the fans overall really care to spend their money on.
GStateBen- you should be in PR; you are quite the spinmeister! Do you really think Stanford, Miami, et al care about these 2nd, 3rd, or 4th tier basketball tournaments? They are all sufferring from not having made "the Dance". Heck, Mercer, a much smaller private school (less than 1/2 of State's student body) in a moderatly populated city, outdrew State. In other words, real basketball schools don't have much interest in these lower tier tournaments, only the schools that rarely sniff post-season play create a modicum of interest. And those, of course, are usually the smaller schools. But a good PR man can take attendance of 1500 from a school of 30K+ and make it a positive. Good work!
March 15th, 2012
6:16 pm
@Mikey S Troll on somewhere else dude!
March 15th, 2012
6:48 pm
What matters is supporting our school, no matter which school is your school. If you cannot support your school mail your deploma back to your school and take it off our resume, no matter what school it is.
March 15th, 2012
6:49 pm
Wine time interferes with good grammar.
March 15th, 2012
8:18 pm
You can say these non-NCAA tournaments don't mean anything, but if you win the whole thing then of course it does.
March 15th, 2012
8:33 pm
GSUAlumBB- Dude…..how was that trolling?
March 15th, 2012
9:55 pm
Need a COST BREAKDOWN! We lost a ton of money on this game. Very dumb!
March 15th, 2012
10:07 pm
MIKEY you're obviously are not a GSU PANTHER are you? Maybe a GASO fan/alum? Who really cares anyway! Don't understand your concern with our CIT bid and this blog. Take your jealousy elsewhere…….
March 16th, 2012
2:16 am
I don't think the point is trying to make money. The administration knew that they weren't going to to make anything and in fact knew they would lose money. The point is to get the program into a winning tradition. There is nobody in the world who can currently say "Georgia State has a bad basketball team." A year ago, this wasn't the case. Participating in the CIT shows the world and the school that we have a good basketball team and we're going to show them off.
March 16th, 2012
10:02 am
Not everything can be based off the bottom line. The game was an investment in our basketball team. Well worth it in my opinion. It will pay off in experience for our team and more exposure. Very short sided to look only at the 10-15K financial "loss".
March 16th, 2012
10:04 am
I agree panther! Also, this builds our fanbase and I can bet anyone here that we will see an increase in attendance next season.
March 16th, 2012
10:32 am
I, very much care about this 4th tier basketball tournament. If you're going to participate, you might as well bring home the trophy at the end. So Macon here we come!
March 16th, 2012
12:19 pm
Not worried about the dollars nor the naysayers! Just check out the VCU headlines. No. 12-seed VCU brings NCAA tournament first upset. Are we surprised? No, because there could have been 3 to 4 teams from the CAA in the NCAA's doing the same thing!
March 16th, 2012
3:43 pm
Thanks for the figures… Gives me a new perspective
March 16th, 2012
6:25 pm
Macon is ready. Come on down, folks.
You're about to get your backsides kicked….
March 16th, 2012
7:05 pm
Go Bears. Kick the crap out of GaState.
March 16th, 2012
10:24 pm
Fire Ron Hunter!!
March 17th, 2012
3:01 am
I'm a Bear Backer so I'll be there tonight but let's be honest with ourselves: Both of these programs definitely need their profiles raised. Most people do not care about the basketball programs. But if games like this happen, a good showing means the two programs like Mercer and Georgia State may want to start a home and home series. Personally, I believe it is time to run a tourney featuring all of the state's Division I schools – that would at least make people more interested in basketball. Georgia is not a basketball crazy state but they do enjoy rivalries; an in-state tournament would draw interest because of that appeal.
March 17th, 2012
7:54 pm
I've got news for you folks.
Your coach is a loon. The game story neglects to note that Hunter went after the ref and would've bumped, hit or attacked the man based on how he tried to charge him. Thank your assistants for stopping him. Then Hunter wouldn't leave the court without staring down the ref. The police had to come out early on, it was so bad.
Hunter's behavior was reprehensible. Have his players back? Please. The play he went nuts on was one where the foul was called on Mercer! Game report doesn't mention that either.
At any rate, it was a great game. Best of the year for us in our place I thought.
But your coach? Good luck with him. Self- destructive.
March 17th, 2012
7:58 pm
And i should add that unlike your coach, your players represented State very well. Class acts.
March 17th, 2012
10:07 pm
phil, I think we'll keep him. You've got a good team down there and a great facility. Go in peace.
March 17th, 2012
10:32 pm
I am a GSU fan as of this year. The program and the players are to be congratulated. I don't think Coach Hunter should be fired but I do think his passion gets the best of him sometimes. I believe his low tolerance for kids making mistakes and inability to show his displeasure with officiating has cost GSU a few games this year. The truth is this team had an experienced group of seniors who wanted to win bad enough to deal with his constant substitutions and often uncalled for berating over a missed assignment or bad pass.I'm a former player and coach and was as tough as they come. At the same time, I know that no championship team has ever played being too scared to make mistakes or had a coach that did not exhibit the knowledge that he/she could not control officiating.
March 18th, 2012
1:06 am
Completely embarrassed to say I'm a Georgia State fan after the way we acted tonight. Coaches and cheerleaders getting ejected? Win with class, lose with class. We lost to a better team tonight, we don't need to be throwing tantrums.
March 18th, 2012
9:35 am
Say goodbye to that cheerleader. She's toast.
March 18th, 2012
10:14 am
Give me a break. We went from 12 wins to 12 loses in one year with the same team. Coach Hunter has done what he needed to get the most out of these guys. He very likely got thrown out as a way of giving the team a jolt. And, it worked. Let's see if his method changes next year when he's dealing with freshmen. I'll also be interested to see if anyone leaves the team because of his methods and how many transfers want to take a scholarship to be on his team.
March 18th, 2012
10:23 am
As for you fake GSU's posters and Bears could care less about your opinions. Tend to your own backyards. If you weren't at the game then you have nothing to say as you did not see what happened. As for the officiating it was terrible. Illegal screens all day by the Mercer big guys inside and calls were extremely one sided especially the muggings on our rebounders. Classless students using the F word to our fans from a Baptist instituition. Unbelievable! What CRH did was his business and the refereeing crew should be reprimanded for their lack of professionalism. Call the cheerleaders dismissal another refereeing classless action. All three of those referees have no business in the college ranks! As far as I'm concerned we were playing six guys most of the afternoon given the Refs one sided calls. Besdies the Refs the reason we lost is because we shot awful most of the day and we missed Micheaux's rebounding and assists. Additionally, Ali had been sick all week with the flu. Sounds like excuses but these are the facts. Great season PANTHERS and keep up the great work CRH we believe!!!
March 18th, 2012
11:50 am
Your coach was thrown out because he's out of control. There's a shelf life of about 3 seasons for guys like him.
As for the refs, yes, one in particular missed at least a dozen calls, 10 of which went our (mercer's) way. He's always bad and thankfully he was bad for us for a change.
If our student body was using the f word, report em to security and have em ejected. I know i could hear one GSU guy on row one calling the refs scum for tossing Hunter. What about him?
Lol about the mugging on GSU rebounders…hardly the case. You guys thought you would just waltz on down to little ole Macon and wipe the floor with us. You found out otherwise as I warned you several days ago.
As I said, your kids played with class and energy, but your coach was an embarassment to himself first and foremost, then his team and then your school. I was there. It wasn't pretty, nor was it defensible because his mom told him to act that way.
March 18th, 2012
4:05 pm
Phil, thanks for taking such an interest in our program that in multiple days you have posted on our blog. Also, thanks for pointing out and validating that "little ole Macon" is exactly that. A place that people really don't give a crap about. I have no problem with CRH coaching the way he does. Maybe he scares you too much as likely you were the type in school that pissed yourself anytime someone yelled your name. If Heater said what he did and told me that, getting kicked out would be the least of his worries. Society needs more people like Hunter holding kids accountable and with his style there is nothing wrong with that. Instead this world is filled with people like you that likely baby young people and are afraid to hold them accountable. Keep it up you pansy. I'm sure you are the type that is against gun control and when someone messes with your family you try to use your bare hands or a butter knife. You are such a winner. BTW, your Mom called. I can't wait to show her how I was raised.
March 18th, 2012
4:54 pm
Phil, 3 year shelf life…seriously?
Do you realize that Ron Hunter's technical foul was only the 7th in 20+ season of coaching college basketball and that it was also his first ejection ever?
You are really quick to judge based on what little you know about the situation and the fact that it is the only time you have ever seen the man coach. I suggest you looking up his post game press conference video from the loss to George Mason in the CAA tournament and the videos about the charity work he does with the Christian organization Samaratin's Feet…this shows what a great man he truly is.
I am proud that Ron Hunter is the coach of my alma mater and hope he continues to help guide these young men to be great players and citizens of the community.
March 18th, 2012
5:01 pm
Your security consisted of Mercer students who heard the incident and maybe something will come of it. Who knows? I found the whole experience quite disturbing and frankly the ejection situation quite comical. Let's send the Mercer campus police to protect the referees. As may I note one of refs called 22 Mercer home games in 2012!!! The other two have no business refereeing College Basketball! You won because we had a bad game and the Refs added to your advantage. Simple as that… but given Micheaux had been able to play and Ali had been well you would have seen a different GSU team. Hopefully when the 2013 schedule is released we will play each other and you will get to come to our house. Good luck in the CIT!
March 18th, 2012
5:42 pm
Good luck against Old Dominon you're going to need it!!! Hopefully you'll have your Refs on your side. lol
March 18th, 2012
6:33 pm
Sure Phil he stared at the ref. Why? Because the ref told Coach Hunter to shut the xxxx up just like your fans told that first row of GSU's fans to do. Your student body was told multiple times by Mercer staff and police to stop their behavior. Your AD stood next to your student body to prevent your fans from approaching GSU's fans.
March 18th, 2012
7:30 pm
Are we playing this Mercer that you're all talking about? Looking forward to destroying them the same way we destroy our new little brother GSU. But at least I can say with certainty that GSU is a male. Mercer may turn out to be a step-sister or third cousin, and you know what that means in your neck of the woods. Haha!
March 18th, 2012
8:01 pm
Can someone explain what was just written in the comment above?
March 18th, 2012
9:27 pm
Attended the game and was surprised to not see Micheaux starting. Not sure what happened there! The bottom line is the officiating was horrible and it reminded me of a bad movie. You could predict the outcome until CRH's ejection from the game and four free throws for the home team. Then it began apparent we were in for an exciting ending. All I can say is I hope CHR gets his point across to the GA State Legislature and we have a Georgia D1 tournament that gives fan the ability to watch each year a Georgia College Basketball tournament. Why not and play it at Philips Arena with KSU, UGA, GA Tech, Mercer, Oglethorpe, GSU, GASO, Savannah State. Hopefully I didn't miss anyone. Oh and by the way good luck Mercer against ODU. You're going to need it! By the way Mercer will not have there way in the future when this coaching staff gets three years of recruiting in the ATL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We will dominate the State of Georgia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 19th, 2012
6:53 am
The delusions continue, I see.
Keep kidding yourselves like so many of us do where Atlanta sports teams are concerned.
March 19th, 2012
8:58 am
Phil, way to change the subject from what you originally posted. Read my comment that is addressed to you and then please feel free to respond to what we are actually talking about, Ron Hunter.
March 19th, 2012
11:34 am
Bazemore will take care of you Phil….Don't you worry.
Try this again Phil in Virginia!!: http://mercercluster.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/basketball-crowd.jpg
March 19th, 2012
12:30 pm
1. Find a barstool
2. Turn it upside down
3. Sit on said barstool
4. Shout out loud: This is what we do in Macon for fun
5. Repeat
March 19th, 2012
1:26 pm
Howdy Doody:
1. Field a better basketball team
2. Come back to Macon
3. Lose again
March 19th, 2012
7:48 pm
The Mercer game was a joke, and ol' Phil up here is a joke as well.. it was one of the most one sided officiated games i've ever seen in my life and boy have there been a few. I don't blame Coach Hunter for being thrown out due to the situation and as for what the cheerleader said, if you only knew what she said to get thrown out… "What was that, and why are you staring at me instead of the game?" were the exact words, thats embarrassing and sad… the ref came to the game knowing what side the officiating would favor, if the ref actually opened his eyes and ears when he was near the student section they all should've been thrown out due to what was coming out of their mouths in comparison to a cheerleaders "harsh" words…
March 19th, 2012
8:12 pm
I just hear a lot of whining….
March 19th, 2012
8:16 pm
Hunter is guiding the team for sure. Where it ends up remains to be seen. What I see right now is a lot of whining and crying because it didn't go your way. He needs to calm down, period, or he won't last.
March 19th, 2012
10:31 pm
Phil, Your Pic was awesome although you might want to consider the weight room. lol
March 19th, 2012
11:30 pm
Phil, would you respond to my post that I addressed to you, or is that too much to ask for?
March 20th, 2012
9:38 pm
The crazed post about Hunter? Means nothing. His actions were reprehensible. He'll never last. Too volatile.


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Television ad that highlights recent press accounts that sound more like they are out of Iran than the U.S. But truth be told they are actually accounts of Barack Obama's (and his administration's) failures and poor policy decisions.
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OH HI GUYS REMEMBER THIS? I revived my temporary blog in an attempt to revive my actual blog which, I just noticed, has been fairly lame lately. Sorry! I can't promise anything good just yet, but in place of that, a disorganized list of thoughts and things I would like to accomplish in the near future.
I went to bed annoyed last night. I had to wait over an hour to see a speech about news I had already heard, and it ended with this:
But tonight, we are once again reminded that America can do whatever we set our mind to. That is the story of our history, whether it's the pursuit of prosperity for our people, or the struggle for equality for all our citizens; our commitment to stand up for our values abroad, and our sacrifices to make the world a safer place.
I remarked to a friend, "This is bullshit." And although I only read a few comments that made me mad (choose and hide your facebook friends wisely, I say), I knew that to say anything contrary would be seen as anti-American, unappreciative, callous. So I kept my thoughts (mostly) to myself and went to bed.
Americans Embarrassed By America Should Just Leave Our Kick-ass Country
People who don't like america suck. If you don't like it here just leave. Why not go off to some commi-loving-whimpy nation that would get its ass kicked by America. Maybe you could take a nice trip to France and never come back. Just as long as you aren't here polluting our melting pot we're happy.
Oh yeah, Canada sucks too.
I went to bed after hearing about crowds in various places and felt…what? What is the word for that feeling… something happened that is good, I guess, though it doesn't end any wars and it just feels weird to cheer on someone's death, no matter how horrible they are?
By the end of Obama's first term, we'll probably top 6,000 dead U.S. troops in those two wars, along with hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and Afghans. The cost for both wars is also now well over $1 trillion.
To love where you're from, from where you don't intend to leave (despite the copy of Getting Out sitting on your shelf (it was just a phase, really)): to love this place while seeing so many things that are just not right, and some that are flat out wrong, while trying to support the people who are doing their jobs, while continually being frustrated by your president's speeches that are supposed to inspire and make us proud? Well, it's not always easy.
The president says we can do anything we want because we can kill. We could not stop poverty rates from spiraling upward to a record-setting 14.3 percent of Americans in 2009, but we can kill so we are exceptional. One in four black and Latino families live below the poverty line now, and as a result America's child poverty rate—one in five kids—is the second worst among rich nations, behind Mexico. But we can kill, so we are great.
- The Ability to Kill Osama Bin Laden Does Not Make America Great
If I had a strained relationship with my parents I might say that it's like learning to love someone despite all their flaws, because they're connected to you in ways that can't be undone, and though you may try very hard to change them, at some point you realize that's just how they are. But yeah, I'm pretty cool with the 'rents. But I guess it's like that anyway?
To sum up: America! What's not to love? (Still the only thing that made me laugh today.)


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Turnover Battle Is Paramount, And Eagles Have The Advantage
The old cliche in football is if you don't turn the ball over you will win the game.
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By Merrill Reese: Where do they go from here? The Eagles have put their playoff intentions into a 3rd and long. The most disturbing part of the season is the patterns that began in week […]


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Basics of Levy processes
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Fontainebleau and Vaux le Vicomte Small-Group Day Trip from Paris
- Combined small group day trip to the chateaux of Fontainebleau and Vaux le Vicomte
- Audio-guided tours of Fontainebleau and Vaux le Vicomte chateaux
- Lunch at Vaux le Vicomte
- Free time to visit the gardens of Fontainebleau and Vaux le Vicomte
- Smaller number of tour members ensures a more personalized experience
- Illuminating commentary from your expert guide
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Your tour continues into the Fontainebleau Forest and through the village of Barbizon, famous since the 19th century thanks to artists such as Millet, Rousseau and Stevenson. There is no stop in the village of Barbizon but a chance to admire the landscapes on the drive through to the next stop, the Castle of Vaux le Vicomte.
This Chateau was Nicolas Fouquet's masterpiece which inspired Louis 14th to build the Palace of Versailles and launched the careers of landscape gardener Andre le Notre and decorator Charles le Brun. After lunch at Vaux le Vicomte (included) you'll take an audio-guided tour of the chateau's main rooms. Your small group full-day trip from Paris by minivan ends with time to stroll through the castle's gardens and visit the carriage museum.
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What can I say? This was the best day of our vacation! We had gone to Versailles the day before and were so disappointed. These 2 Chateaus and their gardens were so much better! The lunch was superb and the 4 other travelers we were with (2 from Australia, 2 from Wisconsin) were a lot of fun. Wish we could have spent a half hour more in Barbizon and a half hour less at Fontainebleau though. Then it would have been perfect! Our guide Natasha was wonderful too. She was very informative about the history of each Chateau. Would recommend to all my friends and family as a must do!


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In Which I Take Heart, Land is Within My Sights
I can't believe this semester is pretty much over, but at the same time it's fine by me because I'm finally at that point where everything's hilarious anyway.
This week (12/7) will be my last visit to St. Viator's to make sure my students' projects are completed to my satisfaction and then turned in to computer teacher. The end is so close at hand, I can almost taste it.
Last week (11/30), I suddenly encountered 9,032,745 roadblocks. Well I certainly exaggerate, but it did feel like that everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong for both the 3rd and 6th grade classes. There were technical issues with the school network, so some students' files were gone completely, amd they basically had to start from scratch because there really wasn't any hope of recovery. Other students just couldn't remember what they had named their files, so they needed to be found manually. I had thought at this point mostly everyone would have some semblance of a story completed, but it didn't really turn out that way, so I ended up sitting down with the teacher before class started and nailing out some Scratch commands I definitely wanted to see met:
- Movement
- Talking/Dialogue
- A background other than blank white
- Minimum of two characters
- Minimum of one sound effect
I figured those five things pretty much covered everything I've tried to teach them the last two weeks. This week is the last chance they'll have to wrap up what they have and submit it. After some thought, I also decided to nix having the students present their projects. They've pretty much demonstrated to me that they don't work well as a class, and that their time would be better spent finishing what they have and just turning it in.
The kindergartners were fortunately a little easier to handle. At some point before the holiday break the teacher found a few new educational apps centered around spelling and some basic mathematical operations, like addition and subtraction, and the students were definitely more excited to work on the iPads that week than they've been in the previous weeks.
Overall, I think I'm happy that this is my last week. This project is winding down to its natural demise, and I've done everything I can possibly do and then some for this Scratch project, and I can't really ask anymore of myself no matter the outcome.
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Brunei Darussalam is probably the least noticed independent country with a lot of exciting destinations for nature lovers. Brunei is a sovereign Sultanate governed by the Sultan. This country lies between Singapore and Malaysia.
Brunei Darussalam means 'Abode of Peace'. As the name suggests, its indeed a peaceful place. Its a small country with a handful of cities and population less than 3,50,000. You can see people from different parts of the world, with different culture, traditions and customs.
If you are looking for the interesting places to visit in Brunei, Read on…
1. Kampong Ayer / Water Village
Kampong Ayer is the traditional Brunei village built on Brunei River. There are about 30000 or more people living in houses built on stilts. The tourists can visit the water village with the help of water taxis or boats. It almost feels like the entire village is floating over the river. The residents of this village use boats and plank walkways for transport.
All the necessary amenities like schools, hospital, mosque, post office, power station, work shops have been provided for this village. You can see boats parked in the front yard of the houses and kids swimming playfully. Kampong Ayer was given the name 'Venice of the East' by the visitors earlier.
2. Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque
This impressive mosque is located at the capital city Bandar Seri Bagwan. It's built with an outstanding design and extravagant resources from all over the world. There is beautiful lagoon beside this mosque which adds beauty to the symbol of Royal Islamic faith. This is considered to be the largest mosque of South East Asia.
Non-Muslims are also allowed to enter the mosque on prescribed timings. You need to leave your foot ware outside and women will have to wear 'burkha', which is available right in front door of the mosque. The mosque maintains a register to track all the visitors and you need to enter your name and country in it. Photography is prohibited inside the mosque, but you are free to take snapshots of the picturesque view outside.
3. The Istana Nurul and Taman Persiaran Damuan – The Royal Palace of the Sultan
The Istana Nurul Iman is considered to be the largest residential palace in the world. The golden domes and vaulted roofs of this palace are built in Malay Muslim architecture. This huge palace claims to have more than 1700 rooms and more than 250 rest rooms. The palace is open to visitors and tourists during the Hari Raya festival which falls in the month of November.
Hari Raya is a Muslim festival of great importance. All throughout Brunei celebrations and decorations can be seen. If you happen to visit the Royal Palace during this season, then you will be greeted by the royal family and staff and goodies are given for kids as a token of love and affection.
4. Jame 'Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque
Jame 'Asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque is a magnificent one in the heart of the capity city of Brunei. It has got a sea-blue based roof designs with golden domes. This mosque is considered as the greatest monument of Islamic Values. The architecture and interior design of this mosque is indeed jaw-dropping. It's situated over a huge area of landscaped terrain with beautiful foundains and garden. Visitors are allowed to enter the mosque to get the feel of this breath-taking fine artistry.
5. Jerudong Park Playground
Jerudong Park is a huge playground which was built in early 90's over 1 billion dollar. The park is meant for amusement and there are quite number of rides for you to have. Carousel, race tracks, giant drop, dancing fountain, haunted house, kids bouncers, shooting centre, electric train and scooter, bumper cars, go-karts and boat riding are some of the exciting surprises here.
The Jerudong park playground was losing people's interest mainly because the rides were either shut down or closed for maintenance. But recently, there have been a total revamping for the whole of park and it's likely to bring back more visitors.
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Hollywood is an incorporated place (Class Code P1) located in Charleston County at latitude 32.7343 and longitude -80.2418. (Hollywood Panoramio Photos). The elevation is 30 feet. Hollywood appears on the Wadmalaw Island U.S. Geological Survey Map. Charleston County is in the Eastern time zone (GMT -5). Observes DST? Yes. Current Time. | Hollywood, SC ZIP Code Maps | Hollywood local area photos
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Oh yea fixed the link...I forgot he was in Prot gear :C Will have to fix that
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Oh yea fixed the link...I forgot he was in Prot gear :C Will have to fix that
I was doing ICC, and just using the rotation of Keeping rend up, MS, OP, HS and slam here and there I was only pulling 6.3k dps :/ There has go to be something Im doing wrong...
Ahh ok mate :) Thanks!
Whew, was pulling 16k dps on trash, and 7.4k on first boss at ICC10!! I is happy :) thanks for all the help you guys :)
Hay TGM, I noticed in your video you had a rage counter in the middle. Is it using MSBT? If so, how can I make one for myself? I tend to forget about my rage and get rage starved
Mmm I was afraid it might have something to my low dps. Only thing I can see myself doing wrong is, after the first rotation, I start screwing up :C But really, thanks for the help guys :)
Im kinda curious, for the rotations, its like WW > BT > GCD or Slam > Wait 1 sec > BT > Wait 1 sec > new rotation. What if I dont wait that one second...I assume that will lower my dps?
If so...i...
Ok! I got it!! HS is not a GCD! :)
Just got the boots made..just need to test on dummy now. Still messing up rotation sometimes >_> Since I can see my dps getting crappy again
Must be! Those boots are going for around 7k on my server :( So I think im gonna wait for the ICC25 ones. Would have gotten them last time...but I got Bryntroll instead ahaha.
I upgraded my rings!...
Hm, not sure about Rawr, I check buffs and all i check is BS and thats it...I must be doing something wrong! But I trust you :D
I will switch the rings today, at least try to haha. ICC one for...
Thanks for the input!!! I now some of my gear needs upgrading, but its hard to rack up frost badges for me haha. Im trying! :D
I'll just have to practice my rotation :( As I know gear isn't that...
I fail at rotation, still only doing 3.5k-3.8k -.- Following the WW, BT, Slam if up, BT, WW...do not understand what I am doing wrong :(
I guess im going to have to work at it T___T
Oh...so thats a GCD. So this GCD I dont necessary need to use than correct? I use Warrior Proc Alert, seems pretty accurate. Does Death Wish and Recklessness count as a GCD?
Ok, I do that rotation, WW, BT, Slam on proc (or HS). So I assume free GCD is an HS?
I guess I will have to keep on trying :( I guess it really is my rotation.
My guildies complain that my dps is rather low for the gear I have.
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The purpose of these scholarship programs is to help students prepare for careers in the p-h-c field. Scholarships are available to students who are enrolled in a full-time certificate or degree program with a major directly related to the p-h-c profession in: (1) a PHCC-approved plumbing or HVAC apprenticeship program; (2) an accredited two-year community college, technical college, or trade school; or (3) an accredited four-year college or university. Students enrolled in a PHCC-approved apprenticeship program must also be working full-time for a licensed plumbing or HVAC contractor who is a member of PHCC.
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Analyzing Transperancy and Translucency
Seth Godin (Brilliant Author, Strategist and Philanthropist) posted on his blog on February 18th, 2012:
"Transparent or translucent?
There's an argument for transparency. If you make it easy for people to see right through you, the thinking goes, you are easier to trust.
The market, though, often seeks out the translucent. Things that glow. We're drawn to the glow, to the illumination and warm feeling it brings.
We'd like our tools and our replaceable institutions to be transparent. We want the bank and the radiologist and the tax man to be totally clear and invisible, so they can get out of the way and we can focus on what's true.
But the brands and experiences and legends that lead to stories and affection and connection—it would be better if they glowed instead."
My rationale is that both concepts, while important, have separate utilities. Transparency eliminates doubt, translucency breeds admiration. Both are central to managing everyday situations and evolving our inner self awareness respectively. Both, due to their different utilities, maybe required in different situations, depending on how much information is available and what is necessary at that very moment.


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A day after their casino proposal was rebuffed by the town of Foxborough, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and casino mogul Steve Wynn expressed dismay at the setback, but showed no sign of backing down from their plan to build a casino near Gillette Stadium.
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