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Three Sentenced in Federal Court on Heroin Charges
It's a sobering statistic compared to last year's 21 heroin overdose deaths, and only one reported death in 2012.
Law enforcement agencies said the heroin epidemic is a problem that they "can't arrest their way out of," leaving rehab facilities scrambling to create and test prevention and treatment methods.
Even though hospitals, courts, jails and rehab facilities are inundated with heroin cases, some people are paying for their heroin-related crimes.
On Wednesday, Dwayne Fletcher and Megan Wooddell were sentenced in a federal district court for distributing heroin.
The statement of facts revealed Fletcher and Wooddell would drive to
Fletcher was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison, and Wooddell was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison.
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Roberson was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for distributing heroin that resulted in an overdose injury, and distribution of methamphetamine.

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Since We're Here
by Lumendea
Chapter One: A Little Bump
Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who, nor do I get paid for writing this.
"It's lovely here," Tegan Jovanka told the blond Doctor next to her as they walked through a calm marketplace. Her short brown hair was covered with a traditional purple wrap of the planet and matched her purple flight attendant uniform very nicely. "Peaceful for a change."
Nodding, the Doctor adjusted his cream-colored hat against the light of the two orange suns. He had a small pleased smile on his face and could feel the tension draining out of his shoulders. Things had been a bit rough for them all lately, they were overdue a nice calm trip to see something new.
"Not much happens here on Casimax. It is a trading world with ties to every nearby planet and it a vital part of the region economy," the Doctor explained, slipping into guid mode.
Turlough, who was following behind them sighed and looked at the Doctor. "It seems awfully dull here Doctor," he observed in a bored tone.
Glancing at the red head behind him, the Doctor gave him a warning look and said, "Things have been rather difficult lately and you know what happened the last time we went to the Eye of Orion."
Tegan shuddered at the memory of the strange events and glanced at the Doctor. "Are you sure there isn't going to be any trouble Doctor?" she questioned him with a worrying look.
"I doubt that there will be any trouble Tegan," the Doctor replied with a small reassuring smile. "Relax, enjoy being on a world that the rest of your people won't see for three-hundred and forty-two years."
Chuckling, Tegan shook her head and glanced at the various stores and shops along the metallic street. Everything was in a rich purple color that shined in the sunlight. She smiled and almost completely relaxed, but then heard a crash from down the street. Turning her head, she realized the Doctor was already moving towards the source of the noise. Sighing, she looked at Turlough and they raced after him.
A cloud of purple dust was pouring into the streets from a tall narrow building. Motioning the crowds back, the blond Doctor walked toward the door with a determined frown on his face. A moment later two small forms rushed out of the building and nearly collided with the Doctor. Jumping aside, he tried to grab the arms of the brown-haired boy who looked to be about nine years old. He missed the arm, but his fingers brushed the boy's skin and the Doctor felt for just a moment the mind of another Time Lord. The boy didn't stop and notice this contact. He and the brunette girl rushed past the crowds, ducking under arms and past Tegan and Turlough.
Blinking, the Doctor shook the encounter from his mind despite the rarity of meeting another Time Lord other than the Master or the Rani away from Gallifrey and such a young one. Another form appeared as the dust began to clear, this one large enough to be a humanoid adult. The Doctor reached over to help as a thin brown-haired man stepped into the street holding a sleeping toddler clutching a stuffed bear in his arms.
"Are you alright?" The blond Doctor questioned the man, reaching out his hand to offer support.
The brown haired man who was wearing a brown pinstripe suit with a long trench coat that looked familiar turned to him sharply. Surprised brown eyes met him that carried a hint of amusement and no small amount of worry.
"Did you see two children?" the man questioned the Doctor after a beat, "Brown hair, probably running?"
The Doctor nodded and pointed toward the East Market, unable to shake an odd feeling of dread at what was happening here. Time Lord children certainly did not belong off of Gallifrey. Such a thing was unheard of save for his own granddaughter Susan, but even she hadn't been nearly that young.
"They ran that way," the Doctor answered as he inspected the building for any clues. It had returned to normal, leaving him to wonder what had caused all the dust. "Seemed to be in a panic."
The brown haired man looked past the crowd and then down at the blond toddler in his arms. Just as the Doctor was about to demand some answers and go after the strange Time Lord children the man in front of him sighed.
"Tifegerian dust bomb," the brown haired man told the Doctor. "I need to find Alex and Abby before the effects where off."
"The children were hit?" the Doctor asked in alarm, disregarding the very human names for the time being.
"Just those two," the man said quickly with a touch of impatience and worry colouring his tone. "Sammy is fine. Once I get Alex and Abby back to the TARDIS med bay they'll be fine."
Knowing the children were Gallifreians meant that the word shouldn't surprise him so much, but it did. The Doctor studied the strange man, but couldn't feel his mind.
"What?" he asked with slight alarm and suspicion.
The brown-haired man turned back to him with a grin and gently shook the boy in his arms awake.
"Sammy," the man said gently with a wide grin, "I have to find Alex and Abby so behave yourself."
"What?" the Doctor asked again, this time more loudly.
Grinning wider, the brown-haired tenth Doctor set Sammy into the arms of his younger Fifth form.
"Since you're here or rather we're here you can help," he pulled out his sonic screwdriver and beamed widely. "Did I mention that I'm you?"
Before the Fifth Doctor could get a word out, the Tenth Doctor began to rush down the street. "We'll pick Sammy up later!" he shouted before vanishing around a corner.
Gaping, the Fifth Doctor looked down at the small boy that had been dropped in his arms. The blond child smiled up at him and blinked a pair of soft brown eyes. Swallowing nervously, the Doctor tried to shake off what he had just been told so rapidly and avoided thoughts of the problems of crossing his own time line. Instead he gave the boy a small smile.
"So your name is Sammy?" the Doctor questioned, wondering how things must have changed to give a child such a human name.
The child nodded and added, "I'm Samatmaha Tyler. I'm four." The boy grinned and proudly held up the bear for the Doctor to see. "This is Teddy of TARDIS."
Nodding, the Doctor moved away from the crowd and set the boy down. Kneeling in front of him, the Doctor kept smiling as he asked, "And who was that man you were with?"
The boy gave him an odd look and giggled in amusement. "That was my Daddy, the Doctor. You in the future, I've seen the pictures. He says he liked cricket in this body."
Despite the small suspicion that had been growing at the back of his mind the Doctor was stunned by the child's frank verification. Fortunately Tegan and Turlough had finished maneuvering through the crowd and joined him.
The Doctor was saved from having to think on the words too much or reply to the child's comment by Tegan and Turlough coming up to him.
"Doctor?" Turlough questioned as he studied the small child, "What happened?"
"I'm not entirely sure,: the Doctor muttered without looking at them. "It happened so fast."
Sammy giggled and Tegan knelt down next to him while giving the Doctor a concerned look. His face was slightly slack with shock as he stared at the child.
"Who is this Doctor?" she asked as her eyes darted between the Doctor and the small boy that had so stunned him.
The Doctor searched for words for a moment while Sammy blinked up at him with an adoring smile.
Finally, the Doctor replied with a small smile, "Tegan, how do you feel about babysitting?"


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By Jeffrey Jones
ST. ALBERT, Alberta (Reuters) - A judge found Syncrude Canada Ltd, Canada's largest oil sands producer, guilty on Friday in the deaths of 1,600 ducks that landed on a toxic Northern Alberta tailings pond in 2008, ruling the company should have had deterrents in place.
Syncrude faces maximum penalties of C$500,000 for provincial charges and C$300,000 under federal charges in the case, which crystallized international concern about the environmental impact of developing Canada's vast oil sands, the largest crude oil source outside the Middle East.
Alberta Provincial Court Judge Ken Tjosvold ruled the company failed to take necessary steps to keep the waterfowl away from the tailings pond at its Aurora mine in April 2008.
The company had said a spring snowstorm had prevented it from having sound cannons and scarecrows, used to keep birds from the ponds that are filled with wastewater and clay loaded with heavy metals and some residual oil.
It fought the charges in a nine-week trial, saying convictions would have implications on the oil sands mining industry.
"It could have set up its system to place deterrents sooner and more quickly regardless of the weather that arrived in April of 2008," Tjosvold said. "It was reasonable to take those precautions and Syncrude did not."
He will rule on August 20 whether the company can be convicted on both provincial and federal charges, given their similarity. Sentencing will follow.
Syncrude, a joint venture of several global oil companies, said it was disappointed with the verdict. It had argued that it could not be faulted for an act of God, which prevented it from keeping the ducks from its tailings pond. Continued...


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University of Louisville head coach Bobby Petrino met with the media on Monday afternoon to kick off game week preparations.
Here's a quick notebook from the press conference:
The depth chart will be released on Tuesday, the same day as Auburn, but don't expect much of a hint at who the will the quarterback behind center when the Cardinals offense takes the field on Saturday afternoon.
"There will be some 'ors' in there, obviously at the quarterback spot and a couple of the offensive line spots where there's still competition really," Petrino explained during his Monday afternoon press conference.
Petrino, who admitted that he "probably has a good idea" who the starting quarterback will be, also indicated that while the public may not know his decision until Saturday, the players will know before then.
He also made it clear that the chance of seeing multiple quarterbacks play in the opener against Auburn as high, saying, "there's a possibility we might play more than one, but you'd anticipate having one ready to go. But I wouldn't be surprised if we don't play more than one."
The report on the progress of the offensive line with just days before the opener against Auburn may leave room for concern, as the competition at nearly each spot continued through Friday night's scrimmage.
"There has really been great competition and we have rotated a bunch of guys in on Friday night so they all got looks with the 1's and worked hard with it," Petrino said. "One of our tackle spots, Khalil Hunter and Geron Christian have been competing to see who is going to be the guy there. Pedro (Sibiea) has been playing both guard and center so we have to figure out what the best combination for us there. Kioloa (Mahoni) and Kenny Thomas and Skylar Lacy have been working really hard at one of the other guard spots and getting a lot of work. Then both (Aaron) Epps and Kelby Johnson have been rotating at tackles too."
While the starting five have yet to be determined, Petrino is pleased with the depth.
"The thing I feel good about is overall our depth is much better, we just have to distinguish who is the best five and which spots."
A lot of video
The Cardinals have been watching a lot of video in preparation for Auburn's defense.
The Tigers hired former Florida head coach Will Muschamp during the off season to handle the program's defensive coordinator responsibilities. Muschamp, who's Gators lost to Louisville 33-23 in the 2013 Sugar Bowl, will certainly adjust a Tigers defense that gave up nearly 400 yards per outing last season. To help plan for what to expect, the coaches have brought in more than the usual amount of video.
"[We're] watching two types of video, one from what they did at Florida and schematically what we think they're going to do," said Petrino. "They're always going to do something different, so we're going to have to adjust quickly on the sideline during the game. And then watching the bowl game vs. Wisconsin, a couple other games from last year and their spring game working on how to understand their players, what their talent is on defense. So you have to watch twice as much video."
Chucky Impressive
After missing a few days during the early stages of fall camp, safety Chucky Williams has proven to be a future play-maker at safety. The sophomore, who appeared in nine games last year, turned in another solid scrimmage over the weekend.
"Chucky Williams had a really nice scrimmage the other night, really did a nice job of recognizing routes and playing the ball in the air and came up with a couple of picks which was great to see. That is the one thing, the production we had from Holliman a year ago you say where is that going to come from, how are we going to get those turnovers and create those types of big plays on defense and to do that you have to catch the ball and that is what he did a great job of, he had great hands and he could play the ball in the air."
With the exception of wide receiver Alphonso Carter, the Cardinals health report is positive.
"We're pretty healthy," said Petrino.
Carter continues to struggle overcoming a hamstring injury.
"He was out there for a couple of days," said Petrino. "He just has a hamstring issue he's been battling for years. We've been doing a lot of studies on it and trying to figure out, are his quads too strong, because he's a real physical guy. But he hasn't been able to get over that."
Louisville struggled a bit with the injury bug during spring practice and into the first few days of fall camp, but all are reported to have returned to practice.


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With comprehensive immigration reform bills stalled in Congress, President Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano have turned to administrative rule changes to reform the nation's immigration policy to allow for more highly skilled professionals to work in the United States.

Immigrants who are skilled in the so-called STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) have become a priority. They were even the impetus for the bipartisan Senate bill the Immigration Innovation Act of 2015. That's because for years, U.S. businesses have complained that they cannot find enough highly skilled workers in the technical fields. When companies do find such professionals, they are often foreign workers who are too often lost because of immigration restrictions and bureaucratic red tape. Many talented students in the STEM fields are forced to leave the United States after attending college, which deprives the country of their entrepreneurial and intellectual contributions.

The Obama administration has tried to solve this problem by changing rules that affect thousands of skilled immigrants. Below are seven rule changes immigration officials announced in 2012 to attract and retain immigrants in the STEM fields:

Expand the eligibility for optional practical training programs

The federal government will allow immigrants in the U.S. on student visas to obtain a 17-month extension for practical training after graduating with STEM degrees. Optional practical training (OPT) is a period during which foreign student with F-1 visa status may work in the U.S. in their given field without having to acquire an H-1B work visa. It is also a way for talented young students to get real experience in the U.S. workforce without having to worry about the red tape involved in visas and green cards.

The Homeland Security Department is open to reviewing emerging fields of study for possible inclusion in STEM degree programs.

Allow spouses of F-1 students more study options

This regulatory reform would permit the spouses of foreign students to take additional academic classes on a part-time basis while their spouses are studying full-time. Schools would also be allowed increased flexibility to staff their programs for foreign students and their spouses.

Authorize work for spouses of some H-1B visa holders

Specifically, employment is authorized for H-4 dependent spouses of H-1B visa holders who have begun the process of seeking lawful permanent residence status through their employment. The idea is to keep families with budding careers together and working in the United States.

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This amounts to a technical, administrative change that the government hopes will help more STEM-talented immigrants plant their careers in the United States.

Launch and develop the 'Entrepreneurs in Residence' initiative

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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings EditAmethyst dust can be looted various places beginning in the Prologue, or from the corpses of bruxae, drowners, wraiths, the draug, arachas, draugir, gargoyles, fire and earth elementals. It can also be purchased from the following merchants:
- Fioravanti in Flotsam's town square (also sells diagram)
- Vilmos Bartok in Flotsam (also sells the diagram)
- Myron in the Kaedweni camp (also sells the diagram)
- Relic peddler in the Kaedweni camp
- Mottle outside Vergen
- Felicia Cori in Vergen and Loc Muinne (also sells diagram)
- Polycarp of Rinde in the Order of the Flaming Rose camp (also sells diagram)
- The Incredible Lockhart in Loc Muinne (also sells diagram)
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- The leader: David Steinberg, CEO of Zeta Interactive
- Time in current position: 9 years
- David's philosophy: "Lead by listening, and focus on sustainable, rather than rapid, growth." (Click to tweet)
I realized early in my career that the sum of your team is greater than its parts — CEO included. It's impossible to single-handedly lead over 1,000 employees around the globe on your own, or know in-depth what each is doing.
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Srinagar, Oct 3: Militants in south Kashmir's Kulgam district on Monday snatched five service rifles from guards of a minority picket, police said.
According to the details, five SLRs, 10 magazines and 250 rounds of ammunition have been taken away form the guard room of a minority picket in Samboo D.H. Pora village.
"A manhunt has been launched to trace the militants and the guards posted at the minority picket are being questioned", a senior police officer said here.
Minority pickets are security pickets posted in villages in the Valley where members of the minority Kashmiri Pandits still continue to live.
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New Delhi, Sept 24: A united Karnataka legislative assembly on Friday resolved that Cauvery water in the four reservoirs of the state would be released only for drinking purposes.
It said that the water will be released for drinking purposes in the Cauvery basin and Bengaluru city.
The resolution was carefully worded and nowhere does it mention that Karnataka will not follow the Supreme Court's order or not release water to Tamil Nadu.
While there has been careful omission of the above mentioned, in reality it means at least for now that no water shall be released to TN and in effect the Supreme Court's directive will not be followed.
Read more: Karnataka resolves to release water only for Cauvery basin and Bengaluru
The Supreme Court in its last verdict had said that Karnataka should released 6,000 cusecs of water to Tami Nadu for the next seven days starting September 21.
The question now is whether the resolution itself is sufficient for the Supreme Court to hold the state of Karnataka in contempt?
Legal experts are of the view as of today it may not amount to contempt. Nowhere in the resolution does it say that the Supreme Court's order will not be followed. Neither does it say that no water shall be released to Tamil Nadu.
However the court can interpret the resolution to mean that the orders of the Supreme Court are not being followed.
Karnataka will tell the Supreme Court on Tuesday, 2 PM that it has passed a resolution. If the Supreme Court finds that the resolution amounts to willful disobedience of its order then it can hold Karnataka in contempt.
If held in contempt proceedings would be held against the Chief Secretary and the Irrigation Secretary in whose name the petitions in the Supreme Court is filed.
In their defence they could always tell the Court that they had advised the government against it. However this is a very unlikely scenario, legal experts point out.
A conviction in a contempt case could result in a jail term of 1 day to 6 months.
However the court would first need to declare the resolution as unconstitutional.
Karnataka has made its intention clear that no further release of water to TN is possible. However Karnataka also states that there would be no requirement of water for TN as the North Eastern monsoon is about to set in which would fulfill the needs of the state.
If Tamil Nadu does back down if it gets enough water from the monsoon, then Karnataka could expect a quietus on the issue.
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When your Plymouth Laser was born, it was destined for a driver who values a trusted name in their automobile. It's not a regular occurrence that you realize that you have to buy a replacement Alternator for your car or truck. Anyone who operates a Plymouth knows that when it comes to repairing their vehicle only the most superior replacement parts will do. The vehicle in your driveway is head and shoulders above the rest compared to all the other vehicles in today's marketplace.
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"Training horses is a 24-seven job that gives you little freedom to do your own thing. I'm hands-on to such an extent I've felt imprisoned in my own yard. At this stage in my life and now that I am single once again, I feel I want to have a go at something else," Hammond said.
Reflecting on his sporting achievements, the 38-year-old handler highlighted 24 February 1996 when he trained six winners in a day and his 1986 Scottish Grand National triumph riding Hardy Lad. "Even some of the very best trainers haven't achieved a sixtimer and Hardy Lad's win launched my career on the northern circuit," Hammond said.
Andy Crook, head man at Hammond's Oakwood Stables in Middleham since he started up in 1990, was yesterday granted a full training licence by the Jockey Club and assumes command as of next Monday.
He plans to lease the yard with a view to buying within the year. But first Hammond hopes to record one of the biggest training successes of his career in Saturday's National Hunt season finale. He has never before saddled a runner in the Whitbread, nor even rode in the race as a jockey.
"We're stepping into the unknown regarding the trip, but Heidi III stays three miles very well and handles all ground," he said.
"I'll be running four or five at Market Rasen the same day, so my stable jockey Brian Harding will go there. I'm hoping Dean Gallagher, who won the Great Yorkshire Chase on Heidi III, will ride him again at Sandown."
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Will another Football Championship Subdivision team upset Michigan at The Big House?
UMass defensive back Ke'Mon Bailey thinks so.
"We're about to shock the world," said Bailey.
The Minutemen arrived at Michigan Stadium Friday to take a look at where they would be playing the Wolverines on Saturday afternoon. Bailey wasn't impressed from the outset.
"It's actually not that big either. This should not be The Big House, this should be the Little House on the Prairie."
UMass is 2-0 on the season but Michigan is its lone Football Bowl Subdivision team on the schedule. That didn't detract from a confident Bailey.
"We talk junk, we look pretty and we hit hard," said Bailey. "That's the motive for today and tomorrow. Get this victory."
If the Minutemen should pull the stunner, they'd be the third FCS team to defeat a ranked FBS team. But first UMass may want to figure a way to stop Denard Robinson from running wild.
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We had our vacation planned for a year. We were headed to Sonoma, Calif. to visit the wine country. We left on Saturday morning for San Francisco. The plane that crashed out there was in front of us. We couldn't land. The airport was closed. We were diverted to Reno, Nev.
Before I go any further with our story, though, I want to make it clear that whatever initial hassles we had going on our vacation were nothing compared to what the crash victims suffered. Their problems go far beyond a slight vacation delay.
And, like everyone else, we're glad it wasn't any worse than it was. Our prayers are with all of them. It goes to show you that things can change in a minute, and in most cases you never see it coming.
So anyway, we're in Reno, but they won't give us our bags. We have to go to Los Angles for them. Then we find out that even when we get them we have to take an eight hour bus ride, then rent a car and drive two more hours to get where we wanted to go. That's not our idea of a vacation.
We checked around. I mean, there has to be someplace to go in Los Angeles, right? There is. It's called Malibu Beach. We'd never been there before, but like a lot of people, we'd heard about it. We decided to give it a try.
What a place! It really is about as pretty as it looks on TV. In a strange sort of way I have to say that things might have turned out for the better. They sure aren't any worse. After all, our vacation was about each other, not where we went. I just wish our change of plans hadn't been at the expense of plane crash victims. That takes some of the fun out of it.
Accidents like that make you think about life. It's best to take advantage of whatever time you have with your loved ones. You never know when it might end, or things might radically change. The older I get the more I think about things like that.
Later today we'll be heading to Las Vegas for ICAST. There's been a lot of preview coverage about it, so I'm not going into any particular details here. I will say, however, that it's the biggest tackle and equipment show in the country.
Make sure you pay attention to what's going on out there. The sport of fishing is constantly evolving. Take advantage of that. Learn about all the new things that are coming on the market that'll improve your fishing. I'll give you more of the details in future columns.
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There are some perks, though, as the Invitation Only group exhibition proves. Each of the nine artists who run five15 Arts chose one friend or relative to participate in the show, on display through Saturday, June 27, at the gallery. With a selection process like that, you might expect refrigerator-quality crayon crap; even the artists were a bit nervous about each others selections.
I think with any group show, you always worry a little about what the other person is bringing, says artist Takara Portis. Ultimately . . . we trust each other. For Portis and Laura Spalding Best, who selected her husband, Matthew Best, the decision about who to choose was a no-brainer. For others who are friendly with many artists, it was more difficult. But no friends or family members who werent chosen have complained. As far as I know personally, says Portis, there weren't any protests or ultimatums.
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You may have heard that Nintendo is discontinuing the NES Classic Edition so if you haven't got your hands on one yet I definitely suggest you start hunting! I managed to snag one from Amazon.ca on Sunday and it arrived on Tuesday. Before I get started, I am going to plug the site I used as it was the only reason I got one. If you are interested hit up http://www.nowinstock.net. Sign up and load the items you are looking for. You will get browser alerts and email alerts and keep on trying. Also if you are a Prime member Amazon apparently sets some aside for Prime members so you have better shot.
In my mailbox was a bubble envelope. First, I was disappointed as I assumed that it would be something else inside of it. I assumed the NES Classic would arrive in a box. Wrong! Second suprise was that the box itself was not shrink wrapped. I bought this new off of Amazon.ca (from Amazon.ca not a third party seller) so I was a little nervous about what I was going to find inside.
Okay, take a look at the picture at the very top. See that hand holding it. For some reason I never truly believed that picture. I had no reason not to, I just didn't think it could really be that small. I was wrong. The NES Classic is 5" (127mm) wide x 4" (102mm) deep x 1.75" (45mm) tall. I tried holding it in my hand like the picture and while that hand moodel must have larger hands than me it's pretty darn close.
Luckily everything was packed in and brand new. That was a relief! As I unpacked it I was amazed at how tiny yet exacting in detail the NES Classic is. There are a couple differences of course. Gone are the RCA output jacks for video and Mono audio. Instead we have HDMI. Also to power this console up all that is required is the industry standard Micro USB connector. In fact you can even power it off of the USB port on your TV or audio receiver if you were so inclined! The most disappointing change however is that the cartridge door doesn't open. The first thought that went through my mind is a total missed opportunity by Nintendo to sell SD cards or cartridges with NES game packs on them. However I know full well that this would lead to people hacking it and putting ROM's of NES games on cards so I get it why they didn't but man that would have been sweet!
Powering it up is the same as the original by pushing the power button. Once powered you are presented wiith a side scrolling list of retro gaming greatness! Is there games I think the NES Classic is missing...yes but this list will keep me happy for hours and hours, days and days. Some are great little 10 minute time wasters like Exciteabike while others, like Castlevania, demand a longer play time. Either way there is a lot of choice and variety here.
You have the ability to change the screen resolution for lack of a better word. Maybe 'emulation' would be a better word choice here. You can choose between CRT Emulator (don't do it!!!), a 4:3 version and a pixel perfect version. I played with all three and I will always leave it on Pixel Perfect. The CRT choice was awful on my little LCD screen. It added in the scan lines and besides scrambling some text made my head hurt and my eyes sting within about 5 minutes. The 4:3 version and the Pixel Perfect version were pretty similar but the latter was just a little cleaner and clearer.
You have probably heard this before but the one main detraction, besides utter lack of stock for this unit, is the length of the controller cable. The controller itself is an exact replica of the original but the original 8' cable is shrunk down to maybe 2.5'. You have got to be freaking kidding me Nintendo!? My guess is it was shrunk down by the same ratio as the console itself to keep everything in proportion but really that is just ridiculous. Looks like I will be buying an extender cable sometime soon.
Everything works like normal in the game with the exception of getting out of the game. Hitting reset on the original would bring you back to the games main menu. On the NES Classic it brings you back to the 30 game home screen. It also shows your current game in a little square window with wings around it. If you want to save your progress you have four save slots to choose from for each game. A nice little nod to the fact that the audience for this console is grown up and doesn't have an entire day to commit to Super Mario like they once did.
Overall, I couldn't be more pleased with what Nintendo created here and I can only hope that the success of the NES Classic bring us an SNES classic one day and maybe even an N64 version. If you are on the fence, for the price this is an amazing bit of gaming nostaglia and I suggest you hit up the website above and try and grab your own little piece of classic gaming.


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to think I should see this as the first warning sign in our relationship?(128 Posts)
I have been dating someone for just over a month, so obviously not been together long, but all going great and we have already said I love you etc.
I was bored tonight and on Facebook and starting browsing through his photos. When I saw a photo of his family - he only mentioned his brother and father to me and there was another man and woman in the photo (both tagged with the same surname as bf)
I clicked on the mans and realised it was bf's older brother and the woman is his SIL - again not friends on facebook. The odd part is they are not friends on facebook - even though they clearly were 2 years ago.
This couple have children, two girls who are his nieces and so he has clearly cut off contact with them too.
I know facebook isn't everything and you delete people all the time - but to delete a sibling?
I don't know whether to find this odd.
I don't think you're unreasonable to hope what you feel for each other is long term, I have a long lasting marriage which began a bit too quickly, but you would probably dismiss what I thought because you'd disapprove of me having members of my immediate family that I'd cross the road to avoid.
And it's pretty shit to bring in what you think of sqeakytoys other posts onto the thread, point scoring.
Yes I understand that you have worked out that he has a sibling but to assume he's cut him off just because 1) they are not FB friends and 2) he hasn't talked about him during your long meaningful relationship - just not a link that I would ever make myself.
When I was "dating" Facebook didn't even exist so we couldn't stalk our new boyfriends in those days. Perhaps that was a good thing
May I ask how old you are?
I think to cut family out of your life is a big thing.
It is. But you don't use Facebook, of all things, to draw any sort of valid conclusions about the family life of people you didn't previously know existed.
Don't judge your bf based on internet bollocks. Have a sensible conversation with him.
You can't even be sure it's a sibling without asking. It could be a cousin or even a friend with the same surname (unless the surname is very unusual).
Actually, for all you know, the 'brother' and his wife and kids could all have died in a bizarre gardening accident and that's why your new BF doesn't like to mention them to you.
But you do sound a bit of a drama llama. Are you 15?
SolidGoldBrass the OP already explained that they had listed the other brother as his brother and have the same mum - and same surname so probably have the same dad.
Brother and wife are most probably still alive if they both have Facebook too
My sister cut me off after she was annoyed because I requested a repayment of some money I loaned her daughter...does that make me someone to be wary of?
Don't let FB get in the way of real life.
I think you're reading way too much into this. They could have left FB, left then rejoined, one of them said something a bit dodge and decided to delete the other, one of them had a tantrum and unfriended in a fit of pique and never got round to refriending.
I'm not friends with my SIL on FB. I don't hate her or anything, I'm just not friends with her. Also my mum friended me, I accepted, she commented on a photo of me smoking, INSTANT defriend. It meant nothing, I just didn't want her commenting on every photo like that.
What makes you think he deleted them rather then they deleted him?
They might have chosen to stop using Facebook all together.
I would say you stalking online is a warning sign to him that you're a bit odd.
I still maintain you don't know that they were ever friends on Facebook! Why not ask him then come back and update us?
I think to cut family out of your life is a big thing.
And I for one am very glad you don't have the sort of family you need to cut off. You should have a look at the stately homes thread to give you some insight into what it's like for people who do.
Saying 'I love you' after a month? Is that supposed to mean something? See how the actions bear out over a longer time period OP, rather than putting too much store in played out verbal cliches....
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I have cut swathes of my family (including my father) out of my life and seriously limit contact with the rest. This is because they are a shower of difficult (and in some cases outright abusive) bastards for the most part. It's a good thing that I have done so.
An old friend and I had an argument recently - the crux of it was that she thought I didn't know anything about her life because I hadn't asked her; she thought she knew everything about my life because I post on Facebook quite a lot (but she hadn't asked me either).
FACEBOOK IS NOT REAL LIFE. It doesn't tell you anything very much at all about somebody's real life. They might put a joke or a photo up or make or break friends with people or be in a relationship or not in a relationship with someone. But this is just Facebook not real life.
The truth was I'd been quite depressed, but I was hardly going to update my status with 'just concentrating on getting through the day today' or 'managed to only cry 3 times today well done me' was I??
This shows that you cannot communicate with your new BF. Just say "who are these people?" instead of jumping to a hundred conclusions in your head and complicating everything.
FWIW, DH and I cut his brother out of our lives as he did some things that we were found utterly reprehensible. If I told you, you'd agree with me. It's no reflection on our characters that he is not a FB friend of ours.
I've deleted family from Facebook as they post those bloody annoying 'share if you are a massive dick' things- no falling out or anything, still close, but just hate their online presence I'm sure people have done it to me too.
I think the worst thing about FB is that it gives you the illusion of contact with people and, in doing so, can actually make you/them more isolated.
Haven't read whole thread only OPs responses.
'I think to cut family out of your life is a big thing.'
Yes, it is. IF that is what has happened. If it is what has happened he may decide to tell you about it once he's known you longer.
A month is nothing.
'i love you' is irrelevant.
I've deleted and blocked my db! We have not fallen out and see each other a lot but the reason I've done it is because of SIL, she is a fruit loop and even though we weren't friends on fb (or rl) she had access to his fb and anything I wrote on it.
She goes on db's fb and writes a status then goes onto her fb and answers "him".
I have a perfectly happy marriage.
I don't speak to my mother (very toxic) or my sister (supports mother).
I'm not convinced it's a red flag. In fact, for me, cutting out a very toxic relation was the healthiest thing I could do.
Just ask him. I don't understand the drama. We can all speculate any number of reasons why he hasn't mentioned them. Maybe they were all killed in a car crash and it's too painful to talk about it? Who knows? I don't know why you have a problem with being honest about this.
I cut my dad out of my life, it hasn't impacted on my ability to be a good partner.
saying I love you after only a month is one of the most reliable "warning signs" there is...
You do need to be very wary of this. Ignore the 'but it worked for us' posters, they hit the million-to-one jackpot.
You don't know this guy, not at all, he could be anything/anyone and you won't know.
By saying ILY in the first 5m of a relationship, you are committing yourself to stick around, no matter what. A VERY dangerous place to be.
Why not read the links above Relationships, the Domestic Violence links? That'll give you a list of red flags.
That's the other thing I meant to mention. Your instincts.
If they are telling you something, LISTEN.
Did you click with this guy more than anyone ever before? Some scientists say that's instinctual FEAR, and needs to be acted on, by leaving and regaining control over your feelings/emotion.
Also, can I ask what your previous relationships have been like? That'll help us to tell you what the odds are of this being similar.
Ultimately, it may be OK, but atm, the odds are stacked against that. You don't know this guy at all. So be careful. THINK, and ask (us) questions.
OP your BF might not of been the one to tag them it could of been the brother you were told about.
I have three siblings, one half, one full and one step. I'm very close to my sister (full) she is my friend on FB, the others aren't due to different interests having very different lives
not wanting them to see photos of me pissed it doesn't mean I have "cut them out of my life", when people ask me about my siblings I often only mention my sister as she is the one who is prominent in my life, and I don't always want to go into the ins and outs of my family dynamic.
Don't jump to conclusions, he might not have mentioned them due to a strained relationship there might be a huge backstory and you have NO IDEA what it might be.
Your BF will tell you when he is ready.
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2008 San Diego Torero Baseball
#21 Oklahoma State at #11 SAN DIEGO TOREROS
Mar 07, 2008 at San Diego, CA (Cunningham Stadium)
Oklahoma State 2 (8-2)
Player AB R H RBI BB SO PO A LOB
Davis, Toby dh........... 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Mercer, Jordy ss......... 4 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0
Hague, Matt 3b........... 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 1
Ridling, Rebel 1b........ 4 1 1 0 0 1 8 0 1
Webb, Donnie lf.......... 4 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 0
Flores, Luis c........... 2 0 0 1 1 1 6 0 0
Hambly, Tyrone 2b........ 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 2
Green, Dean ph.......... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Brown, Dylan rf.......... 3 0 1 0 0 2 3 0 1
Duren, Davis ph/rf...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Thomas, Rafael cf........ 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0
Medchill, Neil ph....... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
Lyons, Tyler p........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0
Starks, Jared p......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals................... 32 2 6 2 2 14 24 8 7
Player AB R H RBI BB SO PO A LOB
Muno, Kevin lf........... 4 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 2
Nicol, Sean ss........... 3 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 0
Romanski, Josh cf........ 3 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 1
Sanchez, Victor 3b....... 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0
Gelbrich, Logan dh....... 4 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1
Strazzara, Anthony 2b.... 3 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 0
Kaupang, Steve 1b........ 3 0 1 1 0 1 4 0 0
Valerio, Jose pr/1b..... 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0
Meador, James rf......... 4 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0
McCoy, Nick c............ 4 1 1 0 0 0 13 2 2
Matusz, Brian p.......... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Griffin, AJ p........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals................... 30 7 9 5 2 5 27 5 6
Score by Innings R H E
Oklahoma State...... 000 000 011 - 2 6 2
E - Mercer 2; SANCHEZ, V; MEADOR, J; McCOY, N. DP - San Diego 1. LOB - OSU
7; San Diego 6. 2B - Ridling; MUNO, K; NICOL, S; MEADOR, J. HBP - Thomas;
SANCHEZ, V. SH - Flores; MUNO, K; ROMANSKI, J; STRAZZARA, A. SF - SANCHEZ,
V. SB - Webb; Thomas; STRAZZARA, A. CS - Brown, Dy.; NICOL, S.
Oklahoma State IP H R ER BB SO AB BF
Lyons, Tyler........ 6.0 8 5 4 1 4 23 27
Starks, Jared....... 2.0 1 2 0 1 1 7 10
Matusz, Brian....... 8.0 4 1 0 2 12 27 30
Griffin, AJ......... 1.0 2 1 1 0 2 5 6
Win - MATUSZ, B (2-1). Loss - Lyons (2-1). Save - None.
WP - MATUSZ, B. HBP - by MATUSZ, B (Thomas); by Starks (SANCHEZ, V).
Umpires - HP: Rick Scarbery 1B: Chad McCardell 3B: Dave Yeast
Start: 2:05 M Time: 2:35 Attendance: 409
Game: USDBB12
2008 San Diego Torero Baseball
#21 Oklahoma State at #11 SAN DIEGO TOREROS - Play-by-Play
Mar 07, 2008 at San Diego, CA (Cunningham Stadium)
Score by Innings R H E
Oklahoma State...... 000 000 011 - 2 6 2
Oklahoma State starters: 19/dh Davis, T.; 9/ss Mercer; 26/3b Hague; 30/1b
Ridling; 11/lf Webb; 7/c Flores; 23/2b Hambly; 22/rf Brown, Dy.; 1/cf Thomas;
13/p Lyons;
SAN DIEGO TOREROS starters: 3/lf MUNO, K; 1/ss NICOL, S; 23/cf ROMANSKI, J;
9/3b SANCHEZ, V; 4/dh GELBRICH, L; 18/2b STRAZZARA, A; 28/1b KAUPANG, S; 29/rf
MEADOR, J; 12/c McCOY, N; 17/p MATUSZ, B;
Oklahoma State 1st - Davis, T. struck out swinging, out at first c to
1b. Mercer popped up to 3b. Hague reached on an error by 3b. Ridling grounded
out to 1b unassisted. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 1st - MUNO, K reached on an error by ss. NICOL, S
doubled to left field; MUNO, K advanced to third. ROMANSKI, J grounded out to
2b, RBI; NICOL, S advanced to third; MUNO, K scored, unearned. SANCHEZ, V
popped up to 2b. GELBRICH, L flied out to cf. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1
Oklahoma State 2nd - Webb struck out looking. Flores struck out looking.
Hambly grounded out to 3b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 2nd - STRAZZARA, A singled through the left side.
KAUPANG, S struck out swinging. STRAZZARA, A stole second. MEADOR, J flied out
to lf. McCOY, N popped up to rf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Oklahoma State 3rd - Brown, Dy. singled to right center. Brown, Dy. out
at second c to ss, caught stealing. Thomas hit by pitch. Davis, T. hit into
double play ss to 2b to 1b; Thomas out on the play. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 3rd - MUNO, K doubled down the lf line. NICOL, S
walked. ROMANSKI, J grounded out to p unassisted, SAC, bunt; NICOL, S advanced
to second; MUNO, K advanced to third. SANCHEZ, V flied out to rf, SAC, RBI;
NICOL, S advanced to third; MUNO, K scored. NICOL, S out at home p to c, caught
stealing. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Oklahoma State 4th - Mercer flied out to cf. Hague struck out swinging.
Ridling struck out looking. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 4th - GELBRICH, L struck out looking. STRAZZARA, A
struck out looking. KAUPANG, S grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors,
Oklahoma State 5th - Webb singled up the middle. Flores flied out to rf.
Webb stole second. Hambly struck out looking. Brown, Dy. struck out looking.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 5th - MEADOR, J grounded out to 3b. McCOY, N singled
to left field. MUNO, K grounded out to p, SAC, bunt; McCOY, N advanced to
second. NICOL, S singled up the middle, RBI; McCOY, N scored. ROMANSKI, J
struck out swinging. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Oklahoma State 6th - Thomas struck out swinging. Davis, T. flied out to
rf. Mercer struck out swinging. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 6th - SANCHEZ, V singled to left field. GELBRICH, L
flied out to lf. STRAZZARA, A grounded out to 3b; SANCHEZ, V advanced to
second. KAUPANG, S singled to second base, RBI; SANCHEZ, V scored. VALERIO, J
pinch ran for KAUPANG, S. MEADOR, J doubled to left center, RBI; VALERIO, J
scored. McCOY, N flied out to rf. 2 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Oklahoma State 7th - VALERIO, J to 1b. Hague singled to right field.
Ridling flied out to lf. Hague advanced to second on a wild pitch. Webb struck
out looking. Flores walked. Hambly fouled out to 1b. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0
errors, 2 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 7th - Starks to p for Lyons. MUNO, K struck out
swinging. NICOL, S flied out to lf. ROMANSKI, J grounded out to 1b unassisted.
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Oklahoma State 8th - Brown, Dy. struck out swinging. Thomas walked.
Davis, T. struck out swinging; Thomas stole second, advanced to third on an
error by c. Mercer singled through the left side, RBI; Thomas scored, unearned.
Hague lined out to 2b. 1 run, 1 hit, 1 error, 1 LOB.
SAN DIEGO TOREROS 8th - SANCHEZ, V hit by pitch. GELBRICH, L singled to
left field; SANCHEZ, V advanced to second. STRAZZARA, A grounded out to p, SAC,
bunt; GELBRICH, L advanced to second; SANCHEZ, V advanced to third. VALERIO, J
intentionally walked. MEADOR, J popped up to 2b. McCOY, N reached on an error
by ss; VALERIO, J advanced to second; GELBRICH, L scored, unearned; SANCHEZ, V
scored, unearned. MUNO, K grounded out to ss. 2 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 2
Oklahoma State 9th - GRIFFIN, A to p for MATUSZ, B. Ridling doubled to
right field. Webb singled through the right side; Ridling advanced to third.
Flores reached on an error by rf, SAC, RBI; Webb advanced to second; Ridling
scored. Green pinch hit for Hambly. Green struck out swinging. Duren pinch hit.
Duren to rf for Brown, Dy.. Duren flied out to cf. Medchill pinch hit for
Thomas. Medchill struck out swinging. 1 run, 2 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
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Sixth PFL Game Against Marist
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The Rise (1973-84)
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Men's Tennis 2016
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ITA All-American's Preview
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2015 Home Opener
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2015 WSOC Preview
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Much of the public's mistrust of big corporate bosses lies in the fact that they so often talk such utter management gibberish.
Today was the turn of Kingfisher's Véronique Laury.
Try and get your head around this tripe: "Of a total of 393,000(1) SKUs* sold across the company last year, only 7,000(1) were sold in at least two operating companies and around 193,000 SKUs related to non-ranged (delisted and ex-promotional) products which do not form part of existing retail planograms*."
Glad to hear it.
She goes on to announce a bold new set of mission statements, including "customer needs come first" and "create a unique and leading offer".
Radical stuff.
The most-annoying thing about this blend of cliché and jargon is that it masks the fact that Laury is doing rather well.
Screwfix, Kingfisher's brand for the building trade, is positively flying — to the extent that she's planning to open 200 new stores.
B&Q is on the up too, thanks to the improving housing market.
Meanwhile, she's making progress on what predecessors have failed to achieve — cutting the numbers of suppliers and ranges at its stores around the world in a move that bodes well for profit margins.
Perhaps her new "chief people officer" should hire someone to turn Kingfisher's native language into ordinary English.
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