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I don't pretend to be an economic or political expert. I'm just an average U.S. citizen who is worried about our economy and about my fellow citizens, including friends and family, who can't find jobs. I'm also a taxpayer, and I want the money I pay Uncle Sam each year to be spent judiciously and transparently. I want to know what I'm funding and just what I'm getting for my investment.
This week I was reminded that the astronomical stimulus package, which many of my fellow citizens and I thought was supposed to create thousands of jobs through funding infrastructure projects, hasn't quite lived up to its promise. Two surveys about the spending were eye openers regarding just how little has been spent on infrastructure. (more...)


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"A unique and fascinating tale of cultural connection, and the elemental nature of various human curiosities that bind us together." – Brent Simon, SHOCKYA.com
Based on the Memoir by Louis Sarno
Filmmaker Lavinia Currier's Critically-Acclaimed Drama
Starring Kris Marshall, Isaach De Bankole, Will Yun Lee
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Debuts on Digital, Blu-ray™ and DVD October 22nd
PLANO, TEXAS. (August 19, 2013) – Based on the true story of Louis Sarno, an American ethnomusicologist who finds himself trying to record and preserve the music of the Bayaka pygmies, the thoughtful drama OKA! debuts on Digital, Blu-ray™ and DVD October 22nd from Well Go USA Entertainment. 25 years ago, Sarno traveled from New Jersey to the forests of Central Africa to record the music of the Bayaka Pygmies. He fell in love with the people, their music, their lifestyle - and a local girl. Despite his failing health and the harsh realities of life in the village, he follows the Bayaka into the heart of the forest. Directed by Lavinia Currier (Passion in the Desert, Heart of the Garden), the film stars Kris Marshall (Love Actually, Easy Virtue), Isaach De Bankole (Casino Royale, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly), Will Yun Lee (The Wolverine, Total Recall) and the Bayaka of Yandombe.
25 years ago, ethnomusicologist Louis Sarno traveled from New Jersey to the forests of Central Africa to record the music of the Bayaka Pygmies. Falling in love with a Bayaka girl and her forest lifestyle, he decided to stay. "OKA!" tells the adventure of his life in Africa with his adopted family. The Bayaka pygmies maintain a tenuous balance between their traditional forest existence and their increasing dependence on the Bantu villagers. Through the eyes of Larry, the tall, ungainly white man from New Jersey, who in spite of his failing liver accompanies the Bayaka on a journey into the heart of the forest, OKA! offers a unique glimpse into the music, humor, and spirit of the Bayaka people.
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I was tickled pink to get my hands on the brand-new Burt's Bees Baby line, which is soft and cuddly and ridiculously cute! I've always loved Burt's Bees products for their philosophy of using nature's best beeswax and honey to make skincare and beauty products. Along the same vein, their baby and toddler clothing line is made from 100% organic cotton of the highest quality, so it's extremely soft and durable. Organic cotton is grown without pesticides, so when it's resting against your baby's fragile skin, there are no residues. I foresee many romps around the playground and dancing around to just about anything in these basics. There's a ton to look through on their new website, so I'll outline a couple of my favorites, perfect for fall weather!
1) Bee Essentials Striped Lap Shoulder Dress. I love that this is a onesie but has a pretty little dress attached to it, making it one of my favorite essentials. I know I'll be stocking up on these since my baby will be wanting to wear these every day, and it's quick to slip on. It's so comfortable that she'll be able to play and nap in it, and of course it's easy for diaper changes.
2) Knit Terry Hooded Robe. I actually squealed when I saw how cute and soft this robe is. The deliciously delicate terry lining cuddles baby's skin and keeps the cutie warm after a soothing bath. The pretty pastel colors on the outside are beautifully contrasted with the white terry inside. What a cute shower gift, or something to bring to a new mom! Fits 0-9 months, perfect for the petites.
3) Cozy Bee Sweater Set. This is so adorbs for winter, with the signature bee knit into the sweater. With a matching hat just putting it over the edge of cuteness, this will garner so many compliments. The organic cotton is so lofty, it actually gets softer after washing, if that's even possible. I'm picturing this with a little denim skirt and boots! The button detail on the shoulder is both sweet and functional.
4) Favorite Terry Play Dress. This might be the softest piece of them all- I want one in my size! The ragged finishes make it edgy (never too young to start!) and smart. The muffler pocket in front will keep those little hands tucked in and warm. Since it's a versatile grey, I can get creative and pair it with brightly colored tights and shoes to make it a statement piece!
Urban Remedy
A couple weeks before our "summer's last hurrah" trip to Miami, I finally faced the reality (with some panic) that I'd have to be in a swimsuit in public for a week. As I slowly floated back down to earth, I also realized that all that eating, drinking, and playing (ie. not going to the gym) I did over the summer was not simply going to disappear from my system. It was time to call in the pros at Urban Remedy, a company whose philosophy is that "food is medicine," and fuses traditional healing methods and a fresh approach to health. Their juice regimens use only 100% organic and sustainable ingredients, and are created by founder Neka Pasquale, a chef who has studied healing and various traditional therapies. I decided to go for the Super Green Cleanse, because as my hubby always says, go big or go home, right? I wanted maximal results with the most detox I could manage in a day, and it turned out to be quite an adventure, detailed below. (more…)
Intelligent Nutrients
"Everything that we put on our bodies must be nutritious and safe," says Horst M. Rechelbacher, the founder of Intelligent Nutrients, who is an active environmentalist changing world of beauty. I couldn't agree more–it makes total sense, doesn't it? I am a firm believer that the food you eat makes a huge difference in your health and appearance, so it follows that what seeps into our bodies from the outside should be carefully sourced as well. I sampled and fell in love with two products from Intelligent Nutrients, the Anti-Aging Serum and Organic Hair Shine.
My skin is fed and glowing with clarity as soon as I apply the oil-based Certified Organic Anti-Aging Serum, which combats dryness as it nourishes. With autumn's inevitable cool-down on the way, I now feel prepared! The unique blend of argan and acai oils protect skin from fall's drying wind gusts while boosting elasticity. The results are undeniable, and I can actually see my fine lines (crinkles!) fading. I'm currently using the serum at least once a day before bed, so the oils can work magic and literally create beauty sleep for me. Because of the hydrating properties, I don't even need a separate moisturizer since it acts as a barrier to seal nutrients and moisture in. I use a gentle cleanser, then just one pump of the serum covers my whole face, then one more pump for neck and decolletage. I massage it in using gentle, circular motions, and it's soothing and calming as it absorbs. My face actually looks younger in the morning, and any irritation or redness is happily absent. My mind is at ease knowing that night after night, the serum I'm generously applying is certified organic. The treatment also contains antioxidants to affect skin on a cellular level, restoring collagen and elastin production.
Kiss My Face Soap
I have to admit a bit of a clean freak, which may have something to do with being a mom, so I end up washing my hands (and everything I touch) a million times a day! Since I spend a lot of time with soap, I love exploring different scents and ingredients, and even packaging. I was thrilled to discover that one of my favorite brands, Kiss My Face, has come out with an all-purpose Peace Soap, which follows the same philosophy as their skincare line of using the finest and gentlest 100% natural ingredients. It's made with organic olive, coconut, and jojoba oils, so it takes care of your hands while eliminating germs. The simple formulation is biodegradable, environmentally friendly and good for cleaning just about anything! Grassy Mint is my favorite scent, which is simultaneously refreshing and a touch earthy and in the mornings, and it's the first thing that wakes me up (besides a crying baby!). The other soaps are delightful too, and remind me of scents you'd find at a wellness spa- Lemongrass Clary Sage, Lavender Mandarin, and Pomegranate Acai. I know the soap is good when hubby voluntarily pipes up about how much he likes that it cleans well and is concentrated and efficient! (more…)
Kiehl's, Alanis Morissette and Zachary Quinto Heart Recycling
Kiehl's kicked off Earth Day weekend this week by celebrating its Limited Edition Ultra Facial Cream — one of my favorite Kiehl's products — to benefit Recycle Across America. Which celebrities partnered for the cause? Alanis Morissette and Zachary Quinto, who designed cool limited-edition labels for the product. (Fans, shop the collection while you can!) One-hundred percent of the collection's proceeds will go toward Recycle Across America, and $50,000 will be used to create 65,000 recycling labels for select K-12 schools nationwide.
The benefit was held in Santa Monica, Calif., and as usual, a crop of stars came out to support the cause — including the lovely Anthony Mackie (The Hurt Locker), Amy Smart and The Misshapes. (Speaking of which, I am LOVING Leigh Lezark's short, blond hair.)
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What's a great way to test waterproof makeup? Jump in a pool, of course! That's exactly what the Aqualillies, the country's leading water ballet troupe, did at the Annenberg Beach House in Santa Monica, Calif., yesterday — each wearing a full face of new Aqualillies for Tarte makeup.
By the end of their 15-20 minute performance, they looked just as great as they did when they made their entrance.
A Little Candle, A Lot of Good!
It's so easy to forget how much we have to be thankful for, when we're rushing around in our metropolis with the daily grind and complaining about cold coffee (guilty!). Once in a while, a moment comes by and puts everything in perspective. This week, in anticipation of Earth Month, that moment came in the form of a simple candle, Aveda's Light the Way Candle. 100% of the purchase price is donated to the Global Greengrants Fund, which tackles pressing environmental problems. Aveda's partnership with Global Greengrants started over six years ago, and together they have funded clean-water projects which have affected communities worldwide. (more…)
Rosewood Mayakoba
The moment my husband and I stepped into the stunning open-air atrium of the Rosewood Mayakoba, we knew we had just entered not just a resort, but a fantasy. As we were greeted with a freshly blended green mojito welcome drink as we overlooked the lagoon and pool, I felt the stress of city life getting left far behind. The warm, breezy air invited us to shed layers both literally and figuratively (work projects begone!) as we took in the staff's warm welcome which would follow us throughout our visit. The contemporary luxe style of the resort complemented the natural surroundings so well and mirrored the property's attitude of respect for the local Mayan culture and traditions. (more…)
Adieu, Chanel. Bonjour, Lurk.
Once upon a time, I subjected myself to this harrowing 30-day beauty product fast, after which I discovered I was allergic to most of my beauty products — including my beloved Chanel perfumes. (Moment of silence, please.)
Reluctant to give up my beloved Mademoiselle, I remembered this New York Times article, which basically defended synthetic fragrances as misunderstood scapegoats. But the fact remained that every time I applied a synthetic fragrance (almost every big-name brand out there), I sneezed. And so — discussions about molecular structure aside — it was easier for me to believe I was allergic to all synthetic fragrances.
Fast forward several years to my meeting with Kristi Head, co-founder of Lurk — a solution for people like me. The N.Y.C.-based company recently launched their first line of natural fragrances, comprised of five perfume oils that almost anyone can wear without worrying about an allergic reaction. (more…)


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This line has never made any sense to me
*clears throat and pulls out binder labeled The Sound of Music Explained*
Captain von Trapp is used to calling the shots around his house. Now, Maria has come into his house and blatantly disobeyed his orders, taking authority for herself. He, seeing now that she has this authority, has subconsciously recognized it and blurts out the line in question because he's flustered and angry
and distracted by a soaking wet nun.That's why she makes that face. She knows she's gaining something here, she's got some serious respect from the man who was originally going to summon her via whistle. Now they both know that she knows that they are on a level playing field and that he is actually listening to what she is saying he just doesn't want to hear it.
*puts away binder and dusts hands* Thank you and good night.
Yo I don't even care if 97.3845% of the stories on here are made up y'all are creative as fuck and have me laughing more than anyone irl A+++ job keep on lying and doing your thing
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Headlines for the Week of MAY 30, 2013 – Northern Kittitas County Tribune
Easton Memorial Day Celebration-returns for Year 22 of fun-front page-photos
Honoring our Nation's Heros-in Roslyn-front page-photo
Ronald 'bevitched' by Croatian emissaries-Croatian Spotlight-Louise Petrich Iverson-page B1-photos
TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE-Reflections on Baghdad-page A3-photo
Gathering to Remember-with VFW Post 1373-photos
Govenor signs wolf management legislation-Compensation for livestock losses by new tax-front page
Seeking information on old landfill/dump sites-Kittitas County Public Health Department-front page
- Teanaway cattlemen move cautiously into Year Two of state's wolf management plan
- Compliance checks checkmate underage drinking
- WSP reports casualty-free holiday weekend
- Sunday Signage Can you get a ticket and towed?
- Scheduled power outage cycles without incident
- Sign-up for Senior property tax exemptions
- Teanaway Coyote
- Board Issues Initial Draft Recreational Marijuana Rules for Public Comment
- Cle Elum Ranger District offices closed next Wednesday
- Solar Farm consultant to deliver CWU commencement address
- Manweller appointed to pension policy committee
- Frankly Speaking-Time to plant the magic beans, Jack. They love the Upper County
- Letter-To the disrespectful one (ones) who stole the memorial flowers-Marcy Bogachus-Ronald, Roslyn Cle Elum Heritage Club
- Trib Fan Mail-Keep up the good work, Tribune-Carolyn Rottluff-Seattle
Sports & school:
- Congratulations Warriors on a Great 2013 Spring Season! Photo essay
- Thorp School District considers major tech upgrade
- Wersland and Adams selected for Feeder Games
- CERHS-Athlete of the Week-Ted Wolfe
- Pendleym Greenlaw place well in state track finals
- Andrus takes second in Javelin, Fraser places well
- CERHS-Student of the Week-Asia Rogers
- Easton Jaguars Class of 2013
- Spider silk, renewable energies and the talking belly button
- Students observe campus owls
- Rotary serves Easton students
- Flowers, bacon n' eggs scarves and French toast
- Kiwanis welcomes author
- New center sign
- More bricks laid at Flagpole Park
- Cle Elum Cemetery flag planting
- Ellensburg Rodeo selects poster
- Church breakfast
- Cruisin' for Hospice Car Show this Saturday
Headlines for the Week of MAY 23, 2013 – Northern Kittitas County Tribune
Memorial Day May 27-Monday service at Roslyn Vets Cemetery-front page
22nd Easton Celebration-BIGGER AND BETTER!- unique attraction is a 55 foot step trailer decorated as a tribute to our fighting forces
Thorp School History Club to honor fallen-at Thorp Cemetery club to honor WWII's fallen-front page-photo
City cop says Prop 2 dollars are critical-sunset clause expires this year.front page
Upper Kittitas County Preparedness Fair organizers lock agenda-26 booths in disaster relief fair at Wye Park-page A2-photo
Firsthand account of what happened to Douglas Munro-As told by someone who was there when Douglas A. Munro died for his country-page A9-photos
- Easton School District Refinances Bonds
- Most Cle Elum US Forest Ranger District campgrounds open for Memorial Day weekend
- Loggers working full bore on Table Mountain wasteland
- FIRE MORELS: What are they-why do they even exist?
- Filing week over, candidates locked in
- Nearly a ton of food collected by local letter carriers
- Firewise drumbeat heard at Pine loch Sun last week
- Special Tribute to Jovanovich Family
- Cle Elum Mayor declares May 'Senior Americans Month'
- Relay for Life team captains run for home stretch with $7,142
- Kiwanis pillar markers moved
- Boulet calls for auditions
- Roslyn Artwalk launches Saturday
- Drive your community with one Titleist golfball
- South Cle Elum gazebo in progress
- Frankly Speaking-Duck town lilacs bring this scent, doo dah, doo dah
- Letter-We're still planting the Cle Elum barrels-Hartwig and Mary Vatheuer-Cle Elum
- Letter-Garage/yard/estate sale hosts beware-thieves stole from my deceased mother-Valerie McCallum-Cle Elum
- Letter-Who and why?-Judy Lambe-Ellensburg
- Letter-Welcome to success!-B.M. Bly-Cle Elum
- Vote on next weeks question at www.nkctribune.com-look for gray sidebar
Sports & school:
- CERHS Athletic Director resigns
- Thorp School Athlete of the Week-Tess Loewen
- Memorial ballpark memory makers
- Golfers Garner Gold
- Easton School Student of the Week-Kaylin Aper
- WSMS students present at CWU SOURCE
- Jazz Cafe is a Ballroom Blast
- Bator and Sweigard take high road together
- 100 horses in town for rounds of training
- It's senior project time
- Roller Derby girls hit it hard
- Warrior Tracksters burn it up
- Thorp/Easton send two to state
- Medical Lake steals Round One win at State
- Lady Warriors struggle in districts
- Warrior tennis roundup
- CERHS advisor rides the technology wave penny-wise
Headlines for the Week of MAY 16, 2013 – Northern Kittitas County Tribune
CERHS christens new George Stimac Track-Sends nine to Districts-front page-photos
New chief named for Kittitas County Fire District 8-with the department for over 10 years-front page-photo
WA drivers by the numbers: Buckling up and testing-Enforcement patrols slated May 20-June 2-front page
Kittitas County celebrates National Public Works Week-May 19-25-front page
Compost facility sitting still on hold-Despite reports that Vantage siting process was abandoned-page A2
Court clears city cop-of violating and attempting to violate a restraining order-page A2
Locals rally for Stan the Man-with private dinner party and public concert featuring the Willies-page B3-photo
- Digging into rose shortage
- County fire Marshal issues burning limits
- Deputies arrest armed, barricaded probation violator
- Penalties pending for past due personal property tax returns
- Manweller's TV reception bill signed into law
- New visitor center officially opens
- Frankly Speaking-Plant a thought, plant a row, pick a tree
- Letter-Cle Elum Roslyn Chamber Alive and Well!-Gary Hammons-Cle Elum
- Letter-I had a lot of help, folks-John Del Gaizo-Cle Elum letter carrier
- Letter-Help for missing boy search?-River Melos-Cle Elum
- Firewise means people, too
- Hamsters raise expectations of tech billions
- Anne Zirk to turn 96
- Kasowski sworn in
- Senger earns green certificate
- Ye Olde County Faire in June
- Freewheelin' woman to glide through Cle Elum
Sports & school:
- CERHS Golf blasts to League Championships
- Exodus for high achievers has begun
- Middle School Sports season Wrap
- Stahl donates hair
- Warrior lady fastpitchers whup up on the competition
- Easton School Student of the Week-Janet Santiago
- Thorp Easton Track and Field roundup
- Young Warrior baseball team paves warpath to state
- CERHS Athlete of the Week-Quinton Peppin
- Celebration of Learning slated for May 22
- Dodgeball event to be held at Walter Strom Middle School
- Two sections of Yakima River to open for hatchery spring chinook fishing
- Three area girls play on Tacoma soccer team
Headlines for the Week of MAY 9, 2013 – Northern Kittitas County Tribune
Royal Court Rules the Night-CERHS Prom-front page-photos
Cle Elum Public Market Opens-Food & Fun-front page-photos
Roslyn gets new council member-City Budget Meets Projections-front page
Cle Elum community to receive Washington's 100th Firewise Communities/USA Award-Fire District 7 heightens awareness for early wildland fire season-front page
Honoring Elsie Parrish on Mother's Day-She took the case for working moms to Supreme Court-76 years ago-page A5-photos
Croatians celebrate heritage on May 25-The Jovanovich Story-page B1-Historical Photos
- Regional:
- NOAA releases April temperatures report
- Safety training for patrol teams
- George Stimac track dedication tomorrow at 3
- Thorp/Easton Track and Field complete Gold League meet
- New Sheriffs Deputies on Duty
- Voices:
- Frankly Speaking-It's time to 'Stamp Out Hunger' in the Upper County
- Letter-An unexpected windfall from a tough week-Terry Hamberg-Co-Publisher, NKC Tribune
- Letter-Fire District 7 training fire concerns-Russ Hobbs-Chief, KCFD 7
- Letter-Bucking the trend…and going rural-Elisha Smith-Center for Rural Affairs
- Letter-Local members celebrate Master Gardeners Week-Joe Massoni-Cle Elum
- Letter-We don't deserve the black mark from Emily's letter-Elizabeth Allen-Cle Elum
- Talking about building Stella' restaurant
- Osmonovich earns Eagle Scout Badge
- This honorable city matriarch has a story to tell
- Procession is a time of prayer
Sports & school:
- Mackinaw tourney ends good, bad and ugly
- CERHS hires new head football coach
- CERHS Student of the Week-Forrest Breyfogle
- Wersland stuns Warden:One more win to state
- Lady Warriors wield the Big Broom again
- CERHS Athlete of the Week-Ross Taklo
- Winebrenner competes at Suncadia Junior Open


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Fri, Nov 15, 2013 | 21:15 GMT
Endless Space: Disharmony free add-on The Search for Auriga now available
Endless Space players who own the Disharmony DLC can now pick of the free add-on The Search for Auriga. the fifth offering to be made available to players includes new heroes, a special wonder, a unique planet, and new features such as Rally Points and balancing improvements. You can read the update note over on Amplitude Studio's forum. Thanks, PC Gamer.
Fri, Nov 15, 2013 | 15:57 GMT
Blood Bowl 2 shots show off Warhammer-themed stadium
Blood Bowl 2, currently in the works at Cyanide Studios, has two screenshots available for you to gaze upon with wonder. It's looking pretty swish thanks to the firm's new engine. The game will contain not only League Mode and multiplayer, but a solo campaign as well. Have a look at the two shots below showing off the teams and the Warhammer-themed stadium. The game is development for PC and is currently without a release date.
Fri, Nov 15, 2013 | 10:23 GMT
SimCity: Cities of Tomorrow out now, watch the intro here
SimCity: Cities of Tomorrow has launched on Origin, courtesy of Maxis and EA. It's the game's first full expansion and you can watch the intro video here.
Thu, Nov 14, 2013 | 19:47 GMT
Rise of Nations: Tactics – completed Mac title found among 38 Studios' possessions
Rise of Nations: Tactics was a completed, unreleased game developed by 38 Studios which will go up on the auction block December 11, according to new details unearthed by Heritage Global Partners, which is handling the auction.
Thu, Nov 14, 2013 | 18:06 GMT
Blackguards developer diary features Daedalic team playing around with torture devices
Daedalic Entertainment has released a developer diary for Blackguards discussing the "Daedalic Dungeons" which features various team members trying out various torture devices. Doesn't appear than anyone was harmed in the making of the video, but you never know. Watch it below. The turn based strategy RPG is now available through Steam Early Access, and one chapter will be released every three weeks. Grab one of the two special early access editions which come loaded with extras through the link. Blackguards is based on the roleplaying property The Dark Eye, and is set for release in January.
Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 22:01 GMT
Company of Heroes 2 Turning Point update out now along with new DLC
Sega has released a hefty update for Company of Heroes 2, adding a map editor and two free maps alongside the release of a slew of new DLC.
Mon, Nov 11, 2013 | 14:36 GMT
XCOM: Enemy Within reviews begin, get all the scores here
XCOM: Enemy Within is the standalone expansion pack to the Firaxis strategy reboot. Does it stack up to the gruelling brilliance of its predecessor? Find out in our review round-up.
Mon, Nov 11, 2013 | 01:20 GMT
Warcraft, Warcraft 2 possibly coming to modern PCs
Classic RTS titles Warcraft and Warcraft 2 may get a new lease on life, making them playable on modern PCs.
Sat, Nov 09, 2013 | 14:42 GMT
Blackguards is now available through Steam Early Access
Daedalic's turn based strategy RPG Blackguards is now available through Steam Early Access, three months ahead of its official release. The game will have one chapter released every three weeks, and at present, the game is %10 off. Otherwise will run you $25/£19/€25, or you can grab one of the two special early access editions which come loaded with extras. Blackguards is based on the roleplaying property The Dark Eye, like Demonicon, Drakensang and Chains of Satinav. Teaser trailer is below.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 23:12 GMT
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft screenshots show cards, characters
During BlizzCon 2013, Blizzard's CCO Rob Pardo took the stage to discuss Hearthstone, the developer's strategy card battle game. The game will go into open-beta next month and the tablet version is playable at the show today.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 16:51 GMT
The Banner Saga will be released in January, Stoic has announced
The Banner Saga will be released in January, Stoic Studio has announced. The full game will have a single-story campaign where choices will impact the game, and characters can die permanently. The multiplayer version of the game, The Banner Saga: Factions, was released in February 2013. Expect it on January 14 on PC and Mac. A new video is below.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 10:19 GMT
Age of Empires 2 HD expansion 'The Forgotten' out now, contents inside
Age of Empires 2 HD has received its first expansion, dubbed 'The Forgotten.' It can be yours on Steam from today.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 11:20 GMT
Total War: Rome 2 confirmed for SteamOS release early 2014, Steam controller support
Total War: Rome 2 has been confirmed for release on Steams Linux-based operating system SteamOS.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 03:21 GMT
World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition running last chance open beta this weekend
World of Tanks: Xbox 360 Edition is opening its beta doors one last time this weekend, for free.
Fri, Nov 08, 2013 | 02:26 GMT
Stronghold Kingdoms update adds new AI castles and leaderboards
Firefly Studios has detailed the contents of the newest monthly update to medieval strategy game, Stronghold Kingdoms.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 23:50 GMT
Sins of a Solar Empire gets second DLC pack
The universe is expanding for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion, with the Stellar Phenomena DLC pack introducing new deep space hazards.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 22:27 GMT
Debut 6 Bundle from Indie Royale is live
The Debut 6 Bundle from Indie Royale is now live and features seven indie titles ranging from sports to music games. The titles included are: FootLOL: Epic Fail League, Reversion – The Meeting, Subject 9, Dualsus, ARKADIANAX, Champions of Chaos II: Ambassadors of the Arena and Rhythm Destruction. All the games are available for Desura and are in Greenlight seeking a place on Steam. FootLOL, Subject 9 and ARKADIANAX are also available for Mac. ARKADIANAX is also available for Linux. The current minimum is $2.99 and if you pay $5 or more, you will also net the chiptunes album Microsongs by YERZMYEY. Hit up the link for more information and have a look at the video below.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 17:25 GMT
Company of Heroes 2: Victory at Stalingrad mini-pack available for pre-order on Steam
Victory at Stalingrad, the premium content for Company of Heroes 2's Theater of War mode, is available for pre-order on Steam and is 10% off until Monday, November 11.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 16:32 GMT
2K bundles contain up to three games for $30
2K has announced four new game collections available through retailers Amazon, Best Buy, GameStop, and Walmart.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 10:11 GMT
Magic 2014 Deck Pack #1 DLC available now on all formats
Magic 2014: Duels of the Planeswalker has received its first deck pack expansion on PS3, Xbox 360, Android, iOS and PC.


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ESPN and ABC Set Records as X Games Audience Up Across Platforms
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Tanner Foust on Love Line
While chilling with Tanner Foust, Kenny Bartram, Chrissie Beavis, and Matthew Johnson at the Staples Center Athlete Lounge during X Games, we all found out from Sal Masekela that Tanner shook up LA on Love Line the Tuesday prior—the same day as ...
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Step UpUp Next!
Moto X Step Up is about to go down here in Staples Center and I just arrived and made it through LA's best security guards. I'm heading down to the arena floor right now, so hold tight and I'll be back A.S.A.P. with all the highlights. Want my predic...
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Best Trick is officially going down in T minus 20 minutes and Staples Center in Downtown Los Angeles is filling up to capacity in a hurry. Of course watching Best Trick practice and trying to determine who will be doing what is as impossible as watch...
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ESPN X Games 14 Tickets on Sale June 19
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X Games 14 Presale Tickets Available
Press ReleaseHere's your hint: The code FIRST4X is not going to unlock a secret song on Rock Band, but it may grant you a plush view of the mega ramp.
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X Games 14 Competition Schedule
Press ReleaseGet ready to tighten that math cap. This schedule is going to involve traffic on the 405, three venues and calculating your pace like you were orienteering. Oh, and event times, too.
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Scott Murray Double Backflips!
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Save The Date: X Games 14
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Progress At All Costs
Danny ParksThe BMX big air field checked their doubts at the door of the Staples Center and raised their sport well beyond the roof. But at what cost?
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Practice Prose: Women's Skate Vert
Melissa LarsenLyn-Z's back in contention and might have a 5 hidden in her ponytail. The rest of the ladies of skate vert won't be having any of that, though. It's on.
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Who is This Guy?
Mary BuckheitFrom the Staples Center to the far reaches of the Interweb, Scotty Murray is the new "That Guy"—the one everyone's heard of and no one's sure why. But rest assured, that is about to end. Meet The Walking Viral Video.
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Simon Says
Simon TabronXG 13 Preview: When it comes to BMX vert, Simon Tabron walks the walk. The guy's got more Gold then B.A. Baracus. Read who Simon thinks will be gunning for the gizzle.
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NAIROBI, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) -- Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta said on Tuesday that the task to defeat attackers at a shopping mall in Nairobi has been completed after four days of fighting which saw a death toll of 72 people, including five terrorists.
"We have ashamed and defeated our attackers," Kenyatta said in a televised address, noting "that part of task has been completed. " He said five terrorists have been killed and 11 suspects are in custody.
A total of 67 people were killed by the gunmen who stormed the upscale shopping mall on Saturday, including 61 civilians and six security officers, according to the president. The number of casualty is set to rise as, according to the president, there are still bodies trapped inside the building including those of terrorists as part of the mall collapsed. Kenyatta declared three days of national mourning starting Wednesday.
Somali militant group Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for attack, the bloodiest assault in Kenya since the U.S. Embassy was bombed in 1998.
Kenyatta's remarks came as the fate of the civilians who may still be hiding in the mall or held by hostage by terrorists remained unclear as the Kenya Red Cross Society said some 60 people remain unaccounted for.
A forensic team is still at the scene of the attack, Kenyatta said.
He vowed to intensify operation against terrorism in the region. "I promise that we shall have a full accountability for the mindless destruction, deaths, pain, loss and suffering we have all undergone as a national family. These cowards will meet justice, as will their accomplices and patrons, wherever they are," he said. The president lost a nephew in the bloodbath.
A group of masked gunmen numbering between 10 and 15 stormed the upscale Westgate shopping mall around Saturday noon, shooting ruthlessly at shoppers and hurling grenades, causing 240 casualties.
The militant group said later on its twitter feed that the attack was part of retaliation for Kenya's military intervention in Somalia in October 2011 and that it demanded Kenya withdraw troops from the country.
However, the demand was rejected by Kenyatta who said on Sunday that Kenya would not relent in its resolve to fight global terrorism.
The tense standoff between security forces and Al-Shabaab militants persisted for four days, featuring sporadic gunfight, explosions, fire and thick smoke billowing.
Kenyatta said forensic investigations are underway to ascertain the involvement of two or three Americans and one British woman in the attack.
Kenya's cabinet secretary for foreign affairs and international trade Amina Mohamed earlier told America's Public Broadcasting Service's NewsHour program that "two or three Americans and one Brit" were among the attackers who carried out the shooting spree. The Americans were 18 to 19 years old of Somali or Arab origin and lived "in Minnesota and one other place" in the U.S., she said.
Canadian, British, Chinese, Ghanian, French, South African are among the victims of the carnage.
The attack in Kenya has aroused wide condemnations from United Nations, African Union, Western powers, African peers and others that also sent condolences to the victims and offered support to combat terrorism.
Following the attack, Kenya has beefed up security along borders between Kenya and Ethiopia and between Kenya and Somalia to prevent insurgents from neighboring countries from passing to launch incursion, according to Cabinet Secretary in charge of Internal Security Joseph Ole Lenku.
He said the security apparatus in the regions has been ordered to scale up their security check and ensure that no one gets in or out of the country following the attack. All major hotels, restaurants, bars and public service vehicle (PSV) operators across the country have been directed to enhance their security by reviewing their security arrangements which include screening visitors.
Kenya has maintained its enviable reputation as an island of peace in a sea of turmoil since independence in 1963. However, the increased insurgency during recent years, particularly the Saturday attack on the mall with security guards at each entrance, pushes Kenya to review its counter-terrorism measures.
At a televised emergency session of the National Assembly on Tuesday to discuss the security situation of the weekend tragedy, lawmakers vented their outrage at the security lapse in the country and pushed for reforms in the security system.
Timothy Wanyonyi in whose constituency the terror attack happened lamented over huge intelligence gathering failure before the attack, according to local media Standard. Majority leader Adan Duale whose Garissa Township constituency has been engulfed in terror since Kenya sent troops into Somalia said the raid should be a wake-up call for the government to institute security reforms.
Werunga Simiyu, a regional security expert who spoke to Xinhua on Monday emphasized that the current counter-terrorism measures in Kenya have not adequately tackled this challenge.
As neighboring countries in the horn and central African region roiled in civil strife, Kenya remained peaceful and played host to millions of refugees fleeing bloodshed in Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Uganda.
"Instability in the region has obviously bred terrorism that has crossed our borders. There is no denying militias and rebel groups found a safe haven in Kenya where they could plot and execute their destructive schemes," Simiyu said.
He regretted that Kenya's vulnerability to terrorist activities has been worsened by lax security measures at border points while limited technology and resources undermine detection and early warning to foil major attacks.
"Our vigilance has not been adequate and should be strengthened through adoption of cutting edge technologies and retraining of an inter-agency unit charged with combating terrorism. Every loophole that allows terrorists to enter the country and set up base undetected should be sealed," Simiyu stressed.
"It is appropriate at this juncture for Kenya to revamp her security architecture to combat terrorism effectively," he said.
The multi-storey Westgate mall, consisting of more than 80 shops as well as a Nakumatt supermarket, used be a place for wealthy Kenyans, foreigners and tourists to shop and relax. Now, it reminds people of not only the bloody tragedy but also risks they might face when shopping in big malls and supermarkets.
Kephas, from security guard company Securex who works at the construction site about 500 meters from the mall, was deeply saddened as his colleague who was on duty at the mall was killed by the gunmen. He said Kenyan citizens and tourists must be shocked by the attack with a carry-over of fear. "We are afraid to shop in big malls," he said, adding the attack would hurt the country's economy.
A man named Paul who works for a Chinese restaurant for six years said the attack brought a "huge problem." People will become suspicious and too scared to go to shopping malls and supermarkets. " Because you will never know whether there are terrorists around you," he said.
Kenya's leading supermarket Nakumatt was among the most affected by the attack with the Westgate and Ukay branches remaining shut down.
Kenya Private Sector Alliance chief executive officer Carole Kariuki told Daily Nation newspaper that the business community has suffered a huge blow in the attack.
"Whereas it is too early to quantify losses, a lot is going on in there. From what is being destroyed to the general closure of the mall and other shopping outlets and the many employees that have lost their lives, it's going to be a big loss to this nation, " Ms Kariuki said.
The attack would also deal a further blow to the east African nation where tourism is a pillar industry, which is already dented by increased insurgency after Kenya launched cross-border incursion into Somalia to pursue the militants.
Kenyatta has urged wealthy governments not to issue warnings to their citizens against visiting Kenya as it would damage the country's tourism and economy.
Cabinet Secretary of East African Affairs, Commerce and Tourism Phyllis Jepkosgei Kandie assured Kenyans and foreigners that the government will continue to be on high alert to deal with and avert any security threats posed by terrorist elements in the country.
"We wish to assure tourists that Kenya is peaceful and our security agencies are doing everything possible to ensure that every one is safe," Kandie said, extending welcome to tourists to visit all tourist facilities across the country that are operating normally.
News Analysis: Attack on Kenya's Westgate inside mind of terrorist
NAIROBI, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) -- The siege of the Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi by a group of Al-Shabaab militants played out before the eyes of stunned Kenyans like a movie.
This is the deadliest act of terrorism since the 1998 U. S. Embassy bombings in Nairobi, which killed over 100 people, both Kenyans and Americans. Full story


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Developing games for the iPhone is one of the hottest trends in computing. If you've always wanted to create a game, but didn't know exactly where to start, this book will be your guide through the entire development process. Not only will you learn to create a game, but you will also learn how to draw the graphics for the game, create the sound effects and music, and put it all together into a final project that can be submitted to Apple's App Store. The process can seem a bit daunting, but if you follow the book through from beginning to end, you will have the ability to create games for the iPhone.
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At some other area banks: Total assets rose by nearly 1 percent at Fuquay-Varina-based Patriot State Bank; by 2.8 percent at Fuquay-Varina-based Fidelity Bank; and by 4 percent, to $225 million, at Raleigh's CapStone Bank.
Despite the overall growth, nonperforming assets, NPAs, many of them loans in the real estate arena, continue to vex. Expressed in terms as a percentage of total bank assets, the Triangle banking industry had an NPA ratio of 4.67 as of the first quarter. That compared to the statewide figure of 4.42 percent, according to Jeff Adams of Carson Medlin/Monroe Securities.
For two area banks, their NPA ratios were in double digits as of March 31 – Chapel Hill's Harrington Bank was 11.8 percent; and Smithfield's KS Bank was 10.09 percent, according to Carson.
Four area banks also had so-called Texas scores topping 75, generally an indicator that an institution is under increased asset stress. Atlanta-based Banks Street Partners looks at the Texas numbers of all southeastern banks on a quarterly basis.
"We divide each state into two categories: those banks with Texas ratios under 75 percent and those with Texas ratios over 75 percent," says Banks Street CEO Lee Burrows. In the Triangle region, banks with scores over 75, were KS Bank, 90; Four Oaks, 109.9; Harrington 113.8; and First Carolina State Bank of Rocky Mount, 225.
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In the hands of an adult, a medicine used appropriately can be a lifesaver. In the hands of a child that same medication can cause life-threatening damage.

The Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center at the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy urges Arizonans to take charge of medications and poisoning hazards in the home during National Poison Prevention Week, March 18-24.

The Poison Center answers more than 65,000 calls a year from the public and health care professionals regarding medication questions, household poisonings, bites and stings and more. Many of those calls come from parents of children under the age of 5 who are in stages of growth and development in which they are constantly exploring and investigating the world around them, said Jude McNally, managing director of the Poison Center.

"The average home or apartment holds dozens of medications, household cleaners, perfumes, soaps, chemicals, paints and many other products that can be lethal to young children," said McNally "Your home is the most important place to exercise the power of prevention to protect your children."

The College of Pharmacy web site and the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center web site both contain links to the Virtual House. The Virtual House is a research project designed by Doctor of Pharmacy candidate Susan A. Hatcher. After touring the Virtual House, participants should be able to identify which household products contain poisons, as well as recognizing symptoms of many household toxins.

In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, the Poison Center offers these basic tips for poison prevention at home:

Keep all household chemical products locked up and out of sight of youngsters.

When these products are in use, never let young children out of your sight.

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Avoid taking medicines in front of children, youngsters tend to imitate grown-ups.

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Love it or Loathe it, there is no denying that Halloween will soon be upon us. Celebrating this event is growing ever more in popularity and it can be an exciting fun time for children. Here are some suggestions we have found to promote a safe and enjoyable 31st October.
It is such a hot topic at the moment with so many articles currently about on how little today's youngsters play outside compared to their parents and grandparents. I have to admit it is a concern I personally share about my own children.
Well here is hoping that summer is on its way and for children that means more fun, lots of outdoor birthday parties, playing in the garden and trips out. Certainly a big part of that fun is being able to dress up.


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Mon Aug 16, 2010 7:40 pmThe Bears recently inquired about retired QB Trent Green, but Green intends to stay retired.
Fantasy Source Spin: Green, a veteran of the Mike Martz system, is 40 and now works for NFL Network and Westwood One Radio. "We had some conversations about it, but Trent's been engrossed in broadcasting," said agent Jim Steiner. "It's time to stay right where he is." The Bears will look elsewhere for a backup with Caleb Hanie injured. Dan LeFevour threw five picks in Monday's practice.
Source: Chicago Tribune
Mon Aug 16, 2010 5:45 pmSteelers OC Bruce Arians confirmed Monday that Ben Roethlisberger will play in the team's second preseason game.
Fantasy Source Spin: The Steelers visit New Meadowlands Stadium for a tilt with the Giants next Saturday night. Roethlisberger, scheduled for a 4-6 game suspension, sat out Pittsburgh's preseason opener so Byron Leftwich could get more work.
Source: Ken Laird on Twitter
Mon Aug 16, 2010 2:41 pmCoach Brad Childress disputes a report that the Vikings contacted free agent Jeff Garcia in case Brett Favre opts not to return.
Fantasy Source Spin: Chilly denied that the team has or ever had interest in the 40-year-old. Of course, he has to keep up a pretense of confidence in Tarvaris Jackson, so it's not surprising that he would deny reaching out to Garcia to gauge his interest.
Source: Tom Pelissero on Twitter
Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:33 pmCoach Tony Sparano is still not considering moving Pat White to another position other than quarterback.
Fantasy Source Spin: Sparano said he's seen "clear improvement" in White's passing ability over the past week. You wouldn't know it by his lack of participation in Saturday's preseason opener. It's hard to see how White fits in on this team right now.
Source: Palm Beach Post
Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:25 pmMRI results confirmed that Bears backup QB Caleb Hanie will not need surgery on his right shoulder.
Fantasy Source Spin: It sounds like Hanie does not expect to miss much time with the injury. "I am not worried about losing the No. 2 job," said Hanie on Monday. "What I have is not a season-ending injury, not half-season, not even beginning of the season."
Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:18 pmColt McCoy is expected to miss just "a day or two" with his sprained right thumb.
Fantasy Source Spin: McCoy should return to practice later this week. The early returns on the third-rounder are not promising. He was miserable before sustaining the injury to his throwing hand in the preseason opener.
Source: Mary Kay Cabot on Twitter
Mon Aug 16, 2010 11:09 amJoe Flacco made improvements in all the right categories in his second NFL season, leading many fantasy owners to tab him as this year's breakout quarterback. Add Boldin to the receiving corps, and Flacco seems like a lock to finish as a top-10 QB. One concern, however, is that the Ravens will remain a run-first team even with Boldin on board.
Fantasy Source Spin: While Flacco should take another step forward, it's unlikely to put him among the elite fantasy quarterbacks. Temper your expectations on draft day. (Brad Pinkerton/SN)
Source: Fantasy Source
Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:13 amThe Vikings contacted Jeff Garcia to see if he'd be ready to go in case Brett Favre does retire.
Fantasy Source Spin: Garcia essentially said "thanks, but no thanks" because just like everyone else, he believes Favre is going to play. Garcia decided to accept an offer from the Omaha Nighthawks of the UFL instead.
Source: The Gilroy Dispatch
Mon Aug 16, 2010 8:52 amCharlie Frye (right wrist) is headed to see a hand specialist.
Fantasy Source Spin: "I guess they just want to find out some more about what's going on in there because I can't throw a football," Frye said. Not being able to throw is usually a problem for a quarterback. This will seal Frye's fate as Bruce Gradkowski and Kyle Boller are Jason Campbell's likely backups.
Source: Contra Costa Times
Sun Aug 15, 2010 6:09 pmX-rays were negative on Colt McCoy's throwing hand injury, which is being described as a sprained right thumb.
Fantasy Source Spin: McCoy was injured when his hand struck the helmet of offensive tackle Casey Bender following an interception. The third-round rookie was downright awful Saturday night, averaging 2.5 yards per attempt with a pair of picks.
Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sun Aug 15, 2010 12:51 pmDolphins QB Pat White was given one snap during Saturday night's preseason opener against the Buccaneers.
Fantasy Source Spin: What was the scenario? White was asked to come in and kneel the ball to end the game. That should tell you all you need to know about White's prospects for the season.
Source: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Sun Aug 15, 2010 11:44 amTitans rookie QB Rusty Smith finished 7-of-14 for 71 yards with an interception in Saturday's preseason opener against the Seahawks.
Fantasy Source Spin: Rusty played up to his name, making some ill-advised throws, but all indications out of camp are that Smith and his rocket arm are the real deal. Offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger, "You have to throw him out there and watch him under fire when we are not in the huddle with him." Smith is competing with Chris Simms for the No. 3 QB job, but might be ticketed for the practice squad.
Source: Nashville Tennessean
Sun Aug 15, 2010 11:04 amQB John Skelton was impressive in Saturday's preseason opener against the Texans, going 5-of-6 for 84 yards and 1 touchdown.
Fantasy Source Spin: Skelton is in competition with Max Hall for the No.3 QB job, but he showed why he's been drawing such high praise. He probably won't see any time during the regular season, but dynasty owners should be pleased with his first performance.
Source: Arizona Republic
Sat Aug 14, 2010 11:25 pmBears backup QB Caleb Hanie left Saturday's preseason opener against the Chargers with a shoulder injury.
Fantasy Source Spin: Chargers LB Antwan Applewhite sacked Hanie, pushing his shoulder into the turf while causing a fumble. Halie was then escorted to the locker room by the Bears' medical staff. He was 10-of-17 for 147 yards, one touchdown, and one interception before the injury.
Source: Brad Biggs on Twitter
Sat Aug 14, 2010 7:20 pmBen Roethlisberger will not play in the Steelers' preseason opener Saturday night.
Fantasy Source Spin: Byron Leftwich will draw the start, just as he will in Week 1. Roethlisberger has nearly two months to get ready for his first start in mid-October.
Source: Chris Mortensen on Twitter
Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:06 pmThe Panthers believe Jimmy Clausen "can play in this league for a long time" after his performance in Thursday's preseason opener.
Fantasy Source Spin: Matt Moore will start, but the Panthers now have a high-quality insurance policy if he fails to move the offense or begins to regress this season. ESPN's Adam Schefter believes the team will turn to Clausen "at some point in the future, and it wouldn't surprise anybody [in Carolina's camp] if he turns out to be the Panthers' quarterback of the future."
Source: ESPN.com
Sat Aug 14, 2010 5:59 pmStar receiver Steve Smith strongly endorses Matt Moore as the Panthers quarterback now and for the future.
Fantasy Source Spin: "Matt Moore is good," Smith said. "He's going to be great." It's nice for Moore to have the de facto leader of the offense in his corner, but he's going to be looking over his shoulder at Jimmy Clausen throughout the season. Moore is in a contract year, so his future in Carolina remains up in the air.
Fri Aug 13, 2010 10:54 pmThe Minneapolis Star-Tribune suggests that Sage Rosenfels will be showcased for a trade in Saturday night's preseason opener.
Fantasy Source Spin: He could end up playing nearly three quarters with Tarvaris Jackson and the first unit only scheduled for one series. Rosenfels won't be dealt until Brett Favre returns, but the Vikings don't want to pay his $2.6 million salary to sit as a third-stringer. The Texans would be a good fit, as Rosenfels knows the offense and Dan Orlovsky continues to underwhelm the coaching staff.
Source: Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:39 pmBills QB Brian Brohm was a healthy scratch for the team's preseason opener on Friday night.
Fantasy Source Spin: Coach Chan Gailey indicated that he wants Ryan Fitzpatrick to get as many reps as possible, so Brohm is probably only sitting out for that reason. He should play extensively in the second preseason game. Trent Edwards started Friday night, as expected. Levi Brown should play the fourth quarter.
Source: Buffalo News
Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:13 pmCaleb Hanie is the number two quarterback behind Jay Cutler.
Fantasy Source Spin: If for some reason Cutler is out of the Bears' lineup, you'll want to make sure Hanie is nowhere close to yours. (Vinnie Iyer/SN)
Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:04 pmUnder the tutelage of Mike Martz, Cutler will get the opportunity to fire at will. He can keep his gunslinger mentality, looking to rack up yards through the air without worrying about repercussions.
Fantasy Source Spin: You can bank on more than 25 TDs and well above 4,000 yards. The question is, how much will turnovers dip into that value again? If he can keep turnovers down to an average of one game, he'll be a middle-round steal. (Vinnie Iyer/SN)
Fri Aug 13, 2010 1:56 pmStafford had an up-and-down rookie year that was ultimately derailed by injuries. He was originally slowed by a right knee injury in Week 4, then lost the final four games of the season because of a sore left shoulder. Stafford says the injuries are behind him, and he has reportedly been showing improvement in camp. However, it's important to remember that the Lions' offensive line -- which allowed Stafford to be sacked 24 times in 10 games last year -- is still suspect. Also, Stafford completed just 53.3 percent of his passes last year and threw 20 INTs against 12 TDs.
Fantasy Source Spin: Even significant improvement leaves Stafford as an average QB. (Matt Lutovsky/SN)
Fri Aug 13, 2010 1:07 pmJason Campbell reportedly looked "shaky at times" in Thursday's preseason opener.
Fantasy Source Spin: "He's clearly not totally comfortable yet and that's understandable," says ESPN.com's Bill Williamson. Campbell got little help from his offensive line. With Chaz Schilens (foot) being held out, Louis Murphy was the only receiver to show separation skills. Darrius Heyward-Bey, predictably, failed to come up with a reception.
Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:06 pm Palmer isn't the quarterback he once was, but he represents a tremendous upgrade for the Cardinals at the position. And in fairness to Palmer, the weapons he'll have in Arizona far outclass what he's worked with the past two years in Oakland.
Fantasy Source Spin: While age, questions about the Arizona o-line and a tough division limit Palmer's upside, he's a solid veteran that shouldn't be too expensive this season. He makes for a solid QB2 or backup.
Thu Aug 22, 2013 2:47 pm Bradford quietly finished as the No. 17 fantasy quarterback last year, just 12.1 points away from Eli Manning, who finished 14th. Bradford set career highs in almost every key category last season, including QB rating (82.6), yards per attempt (6.7), passing yards (3,702), TDs (22) and even rushing yards (127). Bradford should continue to improve in Schottenheimer's offense, and he has playmakers around him now who can turn short passes into big gains very easily. .
Fantasy Source Spin: The pieces are in place for Bradford to challenge for top-12 status among fantasy QBs, making him a high-upside value-pick as a QB2
Tue Aug 20, 2013 2:18 pm Wilson has earned the trust of the Seahawk's coaching staff. Given more leash over the second half of '013, Wilson produced a 120.3 passer rating and tossed 16 TDs compared to just two INTs. He also added four scores on the ground.
Fantasy Source Spin: Dual-threat QBs can be worth their weight in gold, and Wilson, somewhat overshadowed by fellow dual-threats Cam Newton, Robert Griffin III and Colin Kaepernick, appears ready to threaten the ranks of the elite -- in fantasy and reality. The loss of Percy Harvin should slow his ascent up draft boards a bit, but he'll be working with the same group of weapons that allowed him to achieve success in '12, so it's far from a crippling injury. With all of that said, quarterback is a deep position that has several options that have already reached elite status.
Tue Aug 20, 2013 1:32 pm Kaepernick averaged 20.9 fantasy points per game after replacing Alex Smith, and he performed even better in the playoffs. Kaepernick is an excellent fit in Harbaugh's offense, and threw just three interceptions in 218 passing attempts.
Fantasy Source Spin: Kaepernick is perhaps the only quarterback in the league who could lead the position in passer rating and rushing yards, but adjusting to life without Crabtree --- and with his new-found celebrity, will be the key. Kaepernick is a potential QB1 stud and a fourth-round bargain.
Mon Aug 19, 2013 4:22 pm Flacco might have won the Super Bowl, but he's not quite an elite fantasy quarterback; he ranked 15th among QBs in fantasy points in 2012. If there's a reason to believe, it's that Flacco's play picked up when Jim Caldwell took over as offensive coordinator in Week 15. In two regular-season starts (not counting Week 17) and the playoff run, Flacco averaged 283.8 passing yards per game with 15 TDs and one interception.
Fantasy Source Spin: That's big-time football, but until Flacco throws for both 4,000 yards and 30 TDs in a single season, he's not on the level of the elite at the position.
Thu Dec 12, 2013 2:07 pm With Jay Cutler (ankle) back to full health, Josh McCown has been benched.
Fantasy Source Spin: McCown has had an impossibly good run as Cutler's fill-in, averaging 352 yards over his past three games, but the Bears are remaining loyal to their starting quarterback. McCown is worth keeping around as a bench option in case Cutler goes down again against the Browns, but has quite possibly taken his last snap of 2013. McCown is not a must hold.
Thu Dec 12, 2013 2:01 pm Jay Cutler has been named the Bears' Week 15 starter.
Fantasy Source Spin: Josh McCown, who's averaged 352 yards over his past three starts, is heading back to the bench. Coach Marc Trestman made the decision after Cutler got in a full practice on Thursday, experiencing "no residual issue" from Wednesday's session. It's a risky decision to mess with McCown's success, but absolutely the right call if the Bears have any intention of bringing Cutler back for 2014. Cutler has played well this season, but attempted just 48 passes since October 10. With Trestman calling perhaps the best game in the NFL, Cutler will be a QB1 against the Browns, but he's not a slam-dunk play coming off such a long layoff.
Source: Jeff Dickerson on Twitter
Wed Dec 11, 2013 1:39 pm Jay Cutler (ankle) has been cleared to practice at full speed and will participate in Wednesday's practice.
Fantasy Source Spin: Coach Marc Trestman said he'll make a decision on who his Week 15 starter will be after Wednesday's walkthrough and publicize it Thursday. Cutler will go through that walkthrough and then throw to receivers and move around the pocket following it. Trestman says Cutler will go through a "thorough" workout. Following last Monday night's win, Trestman reiterated Cutler will be the starter once healthy. We'll get an answer within the next 24 hours. Unless Cutler experiences a setback this week, it sounds like he'll be under center against the Browns. Josh McCown will head back to the bench after going 3-2 in five starts.
Source: Rich Campbell on Twitter
Wed Dec 11, 2013 12:39 pm Matt Cassel will start Sunday's game against the Eagles.
Fantasy Source Spin: Christian Ponder (concussion) has been cleared, but he won't get his job back. The Vikings will instead stick with Cassel, who has gone 37-of-71 (52.1 percent) for 508 yards with three touchdowns and one interception over the last two weeks -- an overtime win against the Bears and a brutal late loss at Baltimore. Cassel isn't a fantasy option himself, but he improves the outlooks of Greg Jennings and Cordarrelle Patterson. Ponder was inept at getting that duo the ball.
Source: Ben Goessling on Twitter
Wed Dec 11, 2013 11:51 am A Redskins player says that "prevention of franchise quarterback getting hurt" was the explanation given in a team meeting regarding Robert Griffin III's benching.
Fantasy Source Spin: Coach Mike Shanahan allowed Griffin to play in snowy conditions on an awful field against the Chiefs' elite defense last week. This week, RG3 will be inactive when the Redskins play at Atlanta's dome. No matter how Shanny tries to rationalize it, his decision to sit Griffin out reeks of personal vendettas and a desire to be fired. He's scheduled to explain himself to the media later this afternoon.
Source: Jeff Darlington on Twitter


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The following individuals were booked into the Vigo County Jail by area law enforcement on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, based on jail records. Charges are recommended by arresting officers but are not final until the Vigo County prosecutor reviews the case and files official charges.
• Morgan E. Wilson, 23, 4300 block of Hidden Way, Terre Haute, booked 7:46 a.m. Driving while intoxicated.
• Brohney Wilkes, 35, 2100 block of South 231⁄2 Drive, Terre Haute, booked 3:49 p.m. Probation violation.
• Kirk N. Rowe, 24, 200 block of South Ninth Street, West Terre Haute, booked 5:50 p.m. Failure to appear.
• Miranda C. Mervyn, 20, 700 block of South Sixth Street, Terre Haute, booked 6:22 p.m. Court order.
• Jimm S. Nidlinger, 42, 7600 block of East Lakewood Drive, Terre Haute, booked 8:25 p.m. Driving while intoxicated.
• Clint C. Craig, 21, 500 block of South 14th Street, Terre Haute, booked 10:14 p.m. Public intoxication, criminal mischief.
• Ted S. Kirles, 21, 600 block of Holiday Lane, Indianapolis, booked 10:41 p.m. Theft, criminal mischief, public intoxication.
• Stephen R. Smith Jr., 34, 300 block of Jefferson Street, Martinsville, booked 12:22 a.m. Fraud.
• Damon Jackson, 35, 1500 block of Plum Street, Terre Haute, booked 12:59 a.m. Resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct, public intoxication.
• Christopher Carson, 32, 4400 block of Longear Road, Terre Haute, booked 2:22 a.m. Driving while suspended, failure to appear.
• Zachary Carson, 18, 2200 block of Second Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 5:44 a.m. Robbery, false reporting.
• Daniel J. McNeill, 23, 2300 block of Prairie Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 5:51 p.m. Failure to appear, driving while suspended.
• Kenneth Vester, 29, 6300 block of West Empire Drive, West Terre Haute, booked 6:14 p.m. Failure to appear, battery on police, criminal mischief, battery, battery by bodily waste.
• Toni A. Hiatt, 36, 400 block of South Seventh Street, Terre Haute, booked 6:43 p.m. Battery, criminal mischief.
• Gary S. Rogers, 22, 10000 block of South Sherfick Lane, Rosedale, booked 9:43 p.m. Possession of controlled substance.
• Thomas J. Welch, 18, Huntingtown, Md., booked 10:22 p.m. Criminal conversion.
• Nina C. Baker, 32, 200 block of Gilbert Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 11:05 p.m. Failure to appear.
• Stephen R. Gray, 23, 1900 block of Winslow Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 1:28 a.m. Resisting law enforcement.
• Jessica L. Ellis, 30, 600 block of Linden, Terre Haute, booked 2:08 a.m. Failure to appear.
• Gilbert E. McCarter, 49, 500 block of Gilbert Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 2:47 a.m. Domestic battery.
• Kristen Brossman, 24, 1800 block of South 12th Street, Terre Haute, booked 5:16 a.m. Battery, disorderly conduct, resisting law enforcement.
• Angela Baker, 26, 1800 block of South 12th Street, Terre Haute, booked 5:16 a.m. Battery, disorderly conduct, resisting law enforcement.
• Nathan W. Epple, 19, 9200 block of North Baldwin Street, Fontanet, booked 9:22 a.m. Court order, probation violation.
• Robert C. Hoopengarner, 50, 3400 block of East Woodsmall Drive, Terre Haute, booked 2:56 p.m. Burglary.
• Amy N. Walker, 36, 1800 block of North 10th Street, Terre Haute, booked 3:29 p.m. Burglary, false reporting.
• Shawn Strain, 25, 1900 block of Seventh Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 6:07 p.m. Domestic battery, criminal confinement, strangulation.
• Amber D. Moore, 32, 900 block of South Helen Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 6:16 p.m. Criminal conversion.
• Kimberly Thomas, 33, 1900 block of Fourth Avenue, Terre Haute, booked 8:58 p.m. Failure to appear.
• Jeremiah Jackson, 29, 300 block of South Meridian, Jasonville, booked 12:05 a.m. Failure to appear.
• Jerry D. Briley, 41, 5200 block of South Coxville Road, Montezuma, booked 1:44 a.m. Invasion of privacy.
Under the law, criminal charges are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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Vigo County Jail Log: Oct. 16, 2012
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UPDATE: Brazil woman dies in 4-vehicle crash near Seelyville
A four-vehicle crash in eastern Vigo County led to the death of a 51-year-old Brazil woman Thursday evening.
Former Sen. Richard Lugar receives Chapman S. Root award.
Former U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar, recently praised by President Barack Obama for making the world a safer place, visited Terre Haute Thursday to receive the Chapman S. Root award.
Wabash Valley prepares for today's snow and severe drop in temperatures
The weather outside was more frightful Thursday night than it was expected to be this morning, as an icy mixture of precipitation played out. But snowfall is expected to continue today to accumulate up to seven inches in the Terre Haute area, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
Lilly grants $5M to 3 Vigo colleges
Three Terre Haute colleges will benefit from a combined $5 million in Lilly Endowment grants intended to help students find "meaningful" employment after graduation.
Otter Creek Twp. moves forward on bond issue
Otter Creek Township officials Thursday unanimously voted to approve a lease agreement that moves the process forward on a proposed $1.8 million bond issue to construct a new seven-bay firehouse, which will replace a current building that sits in a flood zone in North Terre Haute.
Mayor asks for $5 million 'tax anticipation' loan
Mayor Duke Bennett asked the Terre Haute City Council Thursday night to approve a "tax anticipation" loan of up to $5 million that must be repaid in up to three years.
39 Indiana schools get Lilly grants
Indiana's 39 accredited colleges and universities will receive a significant boost in improving opportunities for their college graduates to find meaningful in-state employment as a result of $62.7 million in grants from Lilly Endowment Inc., the organization said in press release on Thursday.
Special admission, activities tonight at Children's Museum
The Terre Haute Children's Museum is joining in today's Miracle on 7th Street with discounted admission, an appearance by a live reindeer, holiday-themed stories and activities, music provided by the ISU Holiday Choir and an opportunity to write a letter to Santa.
United Day for United Way of Wabash Valley to be Jan. 17
United Way of the Wabash Valley is scheduled to make its final push to hit the $1.85 million campaign goal with its annual United Day for United Way on Jan. 17.
Poll of Hoosiers finds growing support for legalizing pot, opposition to marriage amendment
Legislators may balk at the idea of easing the penalties for marijuana, but a new poll shows a majority of Hoosiers support legalizing the drug and taxing it like alcohol and tobacco.
The same poll finds that a strong majority of Hoosiers oppose amending the state constitution to ban same-sex marriages and civil unions. -
INDOT to have I-70 lane restrictions in western Indiana
Construction crews are scheduled to finish several small road repair items on Interstate 70 now through Dec. 14.
Ivy Tech announces academic restructuring
Ivy Tech Community College will restructure its academic divisions to better align programs with potential career and transfer tracks for students and aid in retaining students, the school said Thursday in a press release.
Pence unveils legislative agenda
Gov. Mike Pence is calling on the Indiana General Assembly to increase spending on education, roads and job development while ending a $1 billion-a-year tax on business that funds local governments, schools and libraries.
PHOTO UPDATE: 'Our faith is strong': Fire claims main sanctuary of Prairie Creek Baptist Church
The stately white steeple standing atop a hill in the distance was always the first sign that you were nearing the town of Prairie Creek in southern Vigo County.
Lilly Endowment gift to help Indiana State boost graduates' career prospects
A $3 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. will allow Indiana State University to build job readiness skills into its curriculum and expand its Career Center.
The gift is part of a $62.7 million initiative by the endowment aimed at helping graduates of 39 accredited colleges and universities in the state find meaningful employment in Indiana. -
Vigo County Jail Log: Dec. 5, 2013
The following individuals were booked into the Vigo County Jail by area law enforcement on Wednesday and Thursday, based on jail records.
Vigo schools closings, cancellations
All Vigo County School Corp. buildings will close at 6 p.m. today, Dec. 5, due to winter storm warnings.
Lilly Endowment awards $1M to SMWC for nursing degree program
Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College a $1 million grant through its Initiative to Promote Opportunities through Educational Collaborations.
Indiana colleges bestowed Lilly Endowment grants totaling $62.7 million
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana's 39 accredited colleges and universities will receive a significant boost to their efforts to enhance and expand opportunities for their college graduates to find meaningful employment in Indiana as a result of $62.7 million in grants from Lilly Endowment Inc.
Indy developer interested in vacant ISU towers
The walls of Indiana State University's Statesman Towers won't be tumbling down anytime soon, despite a planned demolition that is now on hold.
Terre Haute gives out art grants
The City of Terre Haute backed its support of local arts organizations with funding on Wednesday, as grants totaling $21,500 were presented to seven nonprofit organizations.
The extra step: Feed company gets special certification
Graham Feed Co. in Terre Haute has attained a Safe Feed/Safe Food Certification from the American Feed Industry Association.
Otter Creek Twp. considering $1.5M bond
Otter Creek Township officials will conduct a public hearing today on a proposed $1.5 million bond issue to construct a new seven-bay firehouse to replace a current building in North Terre Haute that sits in a flood zone.
MARK BENNETT: Walk of Fame inductee would stand tall in any era
Unlike most of us, Amory Kinney didn't let the wall around his comfort zone grow taller as time passed.
Networking at Schmooza Palooza event
The Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce hosted its Schmooza Palooza, an annual Evening Networking Expo, on Wednesday at The Landing in Terre Haute. The event is part of Business After Hours and part Business Networking Expo.
Parks Dept. warns of heavy traffic
The Terre Haute Parks and Recreation Department is reminding residents of increased traffic during December in the area of Deming Park on the city's east side.
City Council considering synthetic drug ordinance
The Terre Haute City Council will be looking tonight at a proposal designed to curb synthetic drug sales and access for minors to tobacco and drug paraphernalia.
Two charges with child neglect released from jail
Two individuals arrested recently for child neglect have been released from the Vigo County Jail and ordered to have no contact with their children.
Police seek help in solving homicide as anniversary approaches
Tips in an unsolved homicide are still being sought, as the one-year anniversary approaches in the death of a Sullivan County man.
Area Plan proposes change to city building code
The Vigo County Area Plan Commission on Wednesday voted to recommend a proposed amendment to the Terre Haute City Code to clarify requirements for new buildings that would be built in downtown Terre Haute in the future.
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CHICORA, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with stealing money from cards brought to a wedding reception she was attending — and trying to hide the loot in her bra.
State police say 40-year-old Jennifer Ann Martz, of Chicora, attended Saturday's wedding with her boyfriend, who was an invited guest.
The Butler Eagle reports guests found 11 cards missing from a gift table and noticed Martz heading to the ladies room. Police say Martz ripped up the cards and tried to flush them down a toilet, while stuffing $475 in cash and $80 in checks into her bra. That's where other female guests told police they found the loot.
Martz doesn't have a listed phone, and online court records don't list an attorney for her.
The groom's brother, Jeremy Scherer, says Martz "ruined the whole time for everybody."
Information from: Butler Eagle, http://www.butlereagle.com
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Comments Off | Posted: August 26th, 2010 | Filed under: "Funny", Think About It Won't You | Tags: facebook, flickr, linkedin, social media, twitterTo: Sheridan, Tom
From: Brodavich, KyleTom:
I'm writing this with no small amount of egg on my face. It appears that you and the rest of the management team have become aware of some statements I made online that reflect poorly on our company.
Right off the bat, I'd like to say that I'm very, very sorry that I reviewed our workplace as "hell on Earth" on Foursquare. I should realize that while social media allows us to communicate with our friends more easily, a great deal of what we say is available to the world at large and that means that clients, coworkers and prospective hires are likely to see our statements without context. They wouldn't know that our air conditioning was on the fritz at exactly the same time that the Donelson lawsuit went down, so they might view my commentary as more than a bit of spur-of-the-moment venting that should have stayed under my breath.
It was highly unprofessional and you can rest assured that it won't happen again.
I'd also like to personally apologize for calling you and the rest of the executive staff "a clique of raging fucktard douchebags with delusions of Hitlerian grandeur" on Twitter, which was then automatically posted to my Facebook and LinkedIn accounts. It was an unforgivable slip of the tongue born out of my frustration with our current deadlines and how project management seems to be slipping across the board. It's a holistic issue that impacts every aspect of the company and I should have taken steps to address it before allowing my feelings to take over.
I should not have taken it out on you, Devin, Gary or Stephanie. You have all proven to be consistently good managers and executives, capable of guiding and inspiring our team even when beset with issues such as our continuing timeline slippage. I vented my feelings at you when you are not the problem – I am.
Finally, I should be much more careful about what photos I post to my Flickr account and the company's pool and how they are tagged. There is no reason at all that Sally in account services should be tagged with "fat," "chubby," "BBW," or "Blubbo the She-Whale." It was hurtful and I have taken steps to remove any personal insults from the many iPhone photos taken and uploaded directly from the summer picnic.
However, that thing about the Irish office? No way am I taking that shit back. Those potato-humping, bog-dwelling, indecipherable mick fucks know what they fucking did.