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The Life of a Boston Sports Fan in San Diego, CA
Dear San Diego fans,
I became a Boston Sports fan the day i took my first breath of fresh air on Dec. 25, 1989. The main reason: My mother was from Fall River, MA
Only problem was that I was born across the country in San Diego, CA.
And it's one of the worst places to be a Boston fan, believe it or not. You might disagree, but unless you have lived in San Diego, I don't want to hear it.
I remember the first time I wore a Patriot Jersey to school in the eighth grade. It was two years after the Patriots had won their first Super Bowl against the Rams. That day, I must have been called a bandwagoner at least 10 times, along with being called a traitor because I was a Patriot fan in Chargers territory.
And it didn't get better after their second Super Bowl win in three years. Again, the words traitor and bandwagoner filled the air as I walked down the halls of my high school.
"That's okay!", I would yell back. "Where are the Chargers right now? Oh yeah they aren't in the playoffs are they!" As much love as I have for the Chargers, I was going to get my point across whether it hurt or not.
I remember going to a Padres game at Petco, where they would be facing the dominant Red Sox. While on the Trolley to the game, I was surrounded by Padres fans. It seemed every set of eyes I looked at was staring at me with disbelief that I had a Red Sox hat on.
One lady even asked me if I was from Boston. I replied with no, because I wasn't from Boston. I was born in San Diego. I would then go on to explain to the lady how I became a Red Sox fan. After about 30 minutes of discussion she understood why.
I mean, come on, at least I'm not a Raider fan who has born in San Diego and has no relation to the city of Oakland.
The main reason I was hated for being a Boston fan was because the all the sports teams that belonged to that city are good and CHAMPIONS, something San Diego teams have never seen or knows what it feels like.
I also remember when the Patriots played the in San Diego in the playoffs two years ago. I walked in to Vons with a Patriots jacket. I got dirty looks from everyone, and I mean EVERYONE.
I even had someone tell me to take that piece of crap jacket off. I just laughed and told the man to have a good day.
So I have finally figured out what the main reason for all the hatred is. Jealousy! San Diego fan's are jealous of Boston fan's because we have championships, a LOT of them.
We win, rarely lose, always compete for championship, and most of all they make us proud to be Boston fans.
So San Diego fans, have a good time winning a championship in any sport.
Adam Heasley
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Simon Monjack, one of the writers behind the 2007 Edie Sedgwick biopic 'Factory Girl,' died in his home last night.
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There's a romance to food. It's one of life's great sensory and social pleasures. But a lot of us don't eat healthily, and a lot of us don't enjoy the process of preparing food, especially when we're eating alone. Furthermore, the way we eat today is incredibly wasteful throughout the entire production and consumption process, to the point where it actively damages our bodies and our planet. Enter Soylent: a food engineered to efficiently deliver 100 percent of the healthy body's needs with minimal waste, junk food-beating convenience and a very low cost, or, as the inventors put it, "creating an efficient form of fuel for humanity for the first time in history." Food has always been sexy, and this sounds about as exciting as artificial insemination. But when you check out the details, this ambitious plan actually makes a lot of sense. Read More
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We've recently been seeing a lot of wearable fitness devices aimed at monitoring our activity levels and diet – devices such as the Jawbone UP and eButton, for example. According to some new studies, however, Microsoft's "life-logging" SenseCam might be better-suited to the job. Read More
Researchers across a number of UK universities have developed a touchscreen computer system to help tackle the growing yet relatively unknown problem of malnutrition in older adults, and particularly those that live alone. The system combines specially-developed easy-to-use touchscreen software with the remote monitoring made possible by a simple webcam. Read More
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Have you had your daily serving of vegetables? This seemingly simple question is in fact very difficult to answer, for children and adults alike. Luckily, a new handheld laser scanner devised by researchers at Yale University and the University of Utah promises to put a swift end to veggie dodging, while also helping scientists to measure exactly how our diet affects our health. Read More
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Small Luxury Hotel Das Tyrol(4 stars)
Mariahilfer Straße 15 1060 Wien View on mapAt a glance
- Five star hotel (19) "Five star hotel" found in 19 reviews
- " ... clean equipment of the room. classic Furniture. Good, moderate mattress. Large flat screen. mini bar with a large selection. Nespresso machine with Kaffeepatronen and tea bags. Small desk. For a five star hotel rather small Room. Bathroom also new or like new. Ordinary Deduction. bath tub with glass Klapp ... "December 2011
- " It is a really beautiful hotel . It is classically decorated and has not ' spinnerte ' design elements or the shower in the ... "December 2011
- " Hotel is very recommendable "May 2012
- " Wonderful, very great renovated hotel , very a lot of attention to detail- worth seeing! With wonderful sauna and Turkish, as private ... "May 2012
- " nice hotel exactly at the right address! "December 2011
- " Great hotel for city breaks "May 2012
- " Have stayed in many city breaks but never in such a pleasant, quiet hotel used. Everything is true! If you're not 'Viennese' eat would like, is the small Italian ... "May 2012
- " We stayed from the 1.-3. January in Tyrol and we felt very comfortable . very well pleased us, that the rooms are individually decorated with art, pleasant, no ... "January 2012
- " We stayed from the 1.-3. January in Tyrol and we felt very comfortable. very well pleased us, that the rooms are individually decorated with art, pleasant, no standard hotel facilities. Nice decorated staircase and all in all a good eye for design. the service in the ... "January 2012
- " Very satisfied "March 2012
- " A perfect short break in Vienna. Great hotel in top location. Recommended for every Vienna visitors, great value for money ! Come gladly ... "March 2012
- " A perfect short break in Vienna. Great hotel in top location. Recommended for every Vienna visitors, great value for money ! Come gladly again anytime. The location in the mariahilferstrasse is brilliant, is also a ... "March 2012
- " A hotel for feeling good "May 2012
- " Hotel to the be comfortable. It is thought of everything, and everything is well thought out. Some of it is really 'small', but with whistle mastered. Very well situated for tourists. Excellent value for money . "May 2012
- " Ideal hotel for sightseeing, subway museum quarter is located a few minutes walk away. Bars, restaurants and shops of all kind are located directly on your doorstep. In the hotel very nice sauna and Turkish you can for 2 people reserve leave. Would the hotel at any time again. "April 2012
- Central location (6) "Central location" found in 6 reviews
- " Very central location . St. Stephen's Cathedral is about 15 minutes on foot. To subway 'Museum Quarter' a couple of ... "December 2011
- " ... drink after a nightly tour of Vienna are missing. Who a-also! -touristy used, This searches, the live music has, with the ' Stadtheurigen ' : twelve- Apostelkeller certainly not bad. It is very centrally located . Taxi is worthwhile often not: tram or subway are faster. "December 2011
- " ... a great super location. Staff is very helpful and very friendly. Breakfast - simply super. Will book the hotel again. Parking options is opposite in an underground garage. Easy to find and well situated . "May 2012
- " Hotel to the be comfortable. It is thought of everything, and everything is well thought out. Some of it is really 'small', but with whistle mastered. Very well situated for tourists. Excellent value for money. "May 2012
- " very good hotel in a very central location . Encrypted FreeWi-Fi in all rooms. I will the hotel on the next Vienna-visit again. The ... "January 2012
- " Central location meets wonderful ambience! "March 2012
- Hotel in the best location (4) "Hotel in the best location" found in 4 reviews
- " Top hotel in the best location "December 2011
- " Great location , right next to the museum quarter. "January 2012
- " ... It is located on the Mariahilfer street, wherein one of the Shoppingadressen of Vienna is, and is nevertheless very quiet this means there is no Lärmstörung during the day or at night. By the perfect location are museum quarter, the Hofburg, naschmarkt and CO easy to reach on foot and if the feet not ... "March 2012
- " Great downtown hotel great location -I am trying to book each time, when I am in Vienna. Small but fine hotel. Metro in two minutes ... "December 2011
- Small Room (1) "Small Room" found in 1 review
- " ... room. classic Furniture. Good, moderate mattress. Large flat screen. mini bar with a large selection. Nespresso machine with Kaffeepatronen and tea bags. Small desk. For a five star hotel rather small Room . Bathroom also new or like new. Ordinary Deduction. bath tub with glass Klapp -wall for the ... "December 2011
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For a city trip the right hotel - centrally located, but nevertheless quiet rooms! Very pleasant and helpful reception, the for the guest also a restaurant tip or the city tour organized. read hotel review
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Gladly again at any time! The location of the hotel is absolutely great, couldn't be better. Very professional and really friendly. Nespresso machine with ample capsules, sophisticatedly equipped, saunareservierung private! Can only be recommended! read hotel review
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We have during our stay we felt comfortable all around. Especially worth mentioning is the spa, the individual can be reserved. The staff was very polite and courteous. The location is also perfect: direct proximity to Mariahilfer Straße and the museum quarter. read hotel review
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Top-hotel in extravagant style!
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Das tyrol is a small hotel with 30 rooms on 5 floors. The entire hotel is in a very good state. Also the cleanliness there is nothing left to be desired. In the entire property are paintings and artwork by regional artists, which the hotel its special ambience. The guest structure is international and includes all age groups. read hotel review
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- LocationThis hotel enjoys an ideal location close to the natural history and art museums, the Hofburg imperial palace and the popular shopping street of Mariahilfer. It is just a few minutes walk to links to the public transport network.
- Housed in a building that dates back to 1879, this 5-storey hotel comprises a total of 30 rooms and features a reception desk, a bar and an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant.
- The tastefully decorated rooms each feature an en suite bathroom, a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, a minibar/ fridge and a hire safe.
- Leisure options include a sauna and a sun terrace.
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- What the hotel offersHotel "Das Tyrol" - Vienna Welcome to our exclusive boutique and art hotel in the heart of Vienna. Make yourself right at home, enjoy the lavish amenities in our rooms and the excellent service of our staff. Fine design combined with contemporary modern art creates a charming blend of tradition and modernity. We renovated our hotel during the summer of 2009: guest rooms, the breakfast lounge and wellness center, with its private sauna, steam bath and light-therapy shower, now exude a brand-new radiance for your delectation! Our hotel is in Vienna, in an outstanding, central location on the longest shopping street in the entire city, the Mariahilfer Strasse!
- LocationThe city's most beautiful sights are within convenient walking distance: - Museum Quarter incl. the Leopold Museum, MUMOK ... - Secession - Art History and Natural HistoryMuseums, Albertina - Hofburg Palace, Spanish Riding School - State Opera - Ringstrasse, Opernring Burgring, Burgtheater - Kärntner Strasse, Graben and Kohlmarkt - Naschmarkt, Spittelberg - City Parks: Burggarten, Volksgarten, Siebensternpark and Schillerpark
- AccommodationOur singles, doubles and studios provide a pleasant, home-style atmosphere. Exquisite, carefully selected fabrics and materials turn them into spaces of complete relaxation and comfort, ideal for your stay in our beautiful city of Vienna. Fascinating original works of art by contemporary artists breathe life into the rooms. Interior design by such traditional Viennese businesses as Wittmann, Backhausen and Thonet, leaves absolutely no wish unfulfilled. Hotel Tyrol embodies a harmony between history and modern design. All of our 30 deluxe rooms and studios were renovated in 2009; they are stylish, trendy and comfortable, located in the midst of Vienna's historic Old City. We have furnished all of our rooms for you with loving attention to every detail. Room Amenities are state of the art: Air conditioning, high-speed Internet via WLAN, satellite TV, radio, telephone, safe, mini bar, tea & coffee maker by Nespresso Bath amenities for your every whim: The bathrooms feature either a bathtub with a shower screen or a spacious shower, plush terry towels, WC, hairdryer, scales, slippers, bathrobes and guest supplies (first-class body-care products: hand soap, shower cap, shower gel, hair shampoo, hair conditioner, body lotion, mouthwash and nail file). Should you have any personal preferences, such as rooms with connecting doors, smoking or non-smoking rooms, or a studio with balcony, we would be more than happy to assist.
- Food and DrinkBreakfast A sumptuous Viennese buffet breakfast amidst magnificent flower arrangements welcomes you every morning, the perfect start to a successful and wonderful day. Our excellent breakfast buffet offers you an array of Viennese specialties, including - cake, Danish pastries, croissants, breakfast rolls and several different types of bread - breakfast coffee, cappuccino, espresso, latte, hot chocolate and Ronnefeldt teas from the samovar - delicious Viennese specialty preserves by Staud's, honey - breakfast cereals, nuts, dried fruits, whole-grain cereal, yoghurts - fruit, vegetables and fresh fruit salad - a mouth-watering selection of traditional Austrian cured sausage and hams, a selection of various types of cow, sheep and goat cheeses - on request, egg dishes and omelets prepared la minute ... as well as a cool glass of Prosecco to get your beautiful, successful day in Vienna off on the right foot!
- LeisureFeel well rested and on top of the world after a visit to our newly renovated Wellness Center! In our private sauna and steam bath, you will discover the energy and tranquility you seek amid stimulating chromotherapy lights. Then comes the ultimate in relaxation, in the form of our new light-therapy shower and as you gaze upon our enormous saltwater aquarium - an undersea world that takes the sauna experience to new heights ! You will find spa robes and terry slippers in your room. The steam bath and sauna - including a small, refreshing drink - are available for you to enjoy free of charge.
- Other facilities and servicesOur always-helpful and very friendly service staff, along with that famous Viennese charm, guarantee that you will be captivated by our establishment. It is our foremost goal to make you feel right at home. We look forward to seeing you here soon. Helena Ramsbacher and your Tyrol Team
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March 21st, 2012
5@5 is a daily, food-related list from chefs, writers, political pundits, musicians, actors, and all manner of opinionated people from around the globe. In their book, "The World in Skillet," authors Paul and Angela Knipple reveal that because America is a nation built by immigrants, traditions from Uganda, Liberia, Brazil and beyond can be traced to the food people think of as being "American" - or in this case, "Southern." "We were inspired to write the book because of the diversity we see in the South, but looking back to everyone we talked to, we realize that essentially everybody's the same no matter where you go," says the husband-and-wife team. Let's take a dip into America's melting pot without stepping north of the Mason-Dixon line. Five Old World Ingredients You Should Know and Use from the South: Paul and Angela Knipple While those sandwiches are admittedly not one of the cornerstones of Southern food, the combination of peanuts and bananas is a familiar flavor to most of us. But what most of us don't realize is that flavor combination comes from a culture a lot further away than Tupelo, Mississippi, or Memphis, Tennessee. Elizabeth Kizito, a cookie maker in Louisville, Kentucky, tells us that in her native Uganda, people eat peanuts and bananas every day, although the bananas she's referring to are starchier plantains instead of the sweet bananas we're used to eating here. The dish, mato ke nabinyebwa, is a staple food eaten almost daily by every family as a tasty way to get necessary nutrients. So, the Ugandans call them bananas? What's the difference between bananas and plantains? Bananas are edible raw and come to us from Central America, while their cousin plantains, even the ripe ones, originated in Africa and need to be cooked." 2. Okra The exact origin of the plant is uncertain, and it may have first been cultivated in either South Asia or West Africa. Historical documents show that it was eaten in Egypt as early as 1200. It arrived in the New World with the slave trade as early as 1658, the first time its presence was recorded in Brazil. Thomas Jefferson noted that it was well established in Virginia in his writing in 1781. But are southerners the only people who eat okra anymore? Not even close. Check your local Indian buffet for okra dishes like stir-fries, bhindi gosht or in sambar. You'll find okra in Malaysian food, Caribbean food, Brazilian food, African food, South American food, even modern Japanese food." 3. Paprika: The Boomerang Spice Columbus returned to Spain with peppers, which then made their way west and north to Hungary. In the milder European climate, the paprika pepper evolved to be milder in flavor and became a national treasure that allowed for the creation of what we think of today as Hungarian and Slavic cuisine. Although much of our paprika is grown in California now, the styles we use hearken back to the Old World: Hungarian hot, Hungarian sweet and Spanish smoked. Now, is that dusting all you should do with paprika? Absolutely not, unless you don't mind missing out on a world of subtle pepper flavors." 4. World Wide Greens And so did everyone else in the world. In Brazil, a traditional side to Elena Pereira of Richmond, Virginia's incredibly filling meat-and-bean feijoada is couve refogada, collard greens cut into long thin ribbons and sautéed with garlic. Father Vien Thé Nguyen of New Orleans, Louisiana, recalled using the juice from pickled mustard greens as a child in Vietnam to make a starvation meal of plain rice taste like something special. Saag or palak paneer in India? That's greens. Bok choy in China? Greens. And in Africa? Whole cookbooks could be written just on the variety of greens eaten and their different preparations. You may not see Europeans diving into a mess of greens with a hunk of cornbread, but they've got greens, too. Swiss chard, anyone?" 5. The Mother Dishes Jollof rice is one of those mother dishes. You'll find it served throughout West Africa, and, even as a mother dish, no two pots served are ever the same. Chef MaMusu, a restaurant owner in Richmond, Virginia, gave us a Liberian version of the recipe that has more traditionally Southern flavors because of the history of Liberia. To give a basic description, the dish is rice, meat, and vegetables, all seasoned with peppers, garlic, and onion. The vegetables you use can vary based on what you like or what's available based on the season. This is a recipe that left Africa with enslaved men and women. When they landed in the Caribbean, they had it with them. 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I have a HP photosmart 230 that i cant figger out how to take it apart. it has two screws on the bottom but cant find any others. i need to take it apart so i can put the paper feed roller back in. i have all the parts but cant figger out how to take it apart without breakin it. if any one knows of a place where i can get a schmatic on how to take it apart please let me know
December 7th, 2003, 04:22 PM #2
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Sam, there are two screws (black) on back of hp230 under rubber pad at bottom corners. Just peel out the corners. Torx type screwhead like bottom screws. Separate bottom and push down on top right and left of front part of case to release tabs that holds top part together. This prevents breaking these tabs. After rear case is removed take out a bright screw at right and a black screw left to remove the front cover.
Do you know where to get hp230 parts? I need the small timing belt that goes from the paper drive motor to the first pulley.
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The PPC...is it too good
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Youcan never have to much bacon!
Posted 14 February 2012 - 03:36 AM
everyone keeps talking about medium lasers...yeah they're fine. My argument holds that its a moot point if I've already been able to hit you with 40 dmg (2 salvos of 2 linked ppc's), odds are you wouldn't be able to get to me in time to use them. Also by the time you would a fair ammount would most likley be destroyed. Love the 90M rule. Like I said, I've just been finding that in the later versions of the game that it was easy to load up on PPC's and dominate.
**the older IS version seems perfect for proper balance. I guess it was more the later stuff and the Clan equipment that threw it outta wack...but I guess it is susposed to.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 06:03 AM
XGhostbearX, on 13 February 2012 - 06:55 AM, said:
Your analysis might be good in a 1v1 match where kill fast = kill first most of the time. But in team play? What good is it if you shut down after killing one of the enemy? The rest of his buddies are now going to concentrate fire on you and take you out and there won't be a single thing you can do while you are cooling your heels.
Essentially you have now removed one for them and yourself from the equation. Instead of 12v12 it becomes 11v11.
Implementing a multi-system weapons loadout allows you to be a little more effective. Mix PPCs with a Gauss or an LBX and you can still unleash Whoop-arse while avoiding shutdown; this in turns allows you to stick and move, maybe take out another enemy or two.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 06:12 AM
XGhostbearX, on 14 February 2012 - 03:36 AM, said:
It's true, in the previous games and, likely, in this one, a PPC boat could disable a 'Mech or two on its own before they even got into their respective maximum firing ranges, depending on what kind of armament they're mounting.
But in MechWarrior Online, scouts using magnification and sensors should be able to spot the boating 'Mech and alert their lancemates against the sniper.
In theory, this would allow them to seek cover behind natural or man-made terrain obstructions, and, using targeting information from the scout, to effectively approach the sniper while remaining behind cover to hit it with indirect fire weapons like LRMs.
I guess we'll see what happens.
It seems pretty balanced, to me, at least, and if the implementation of those features is done right, it should be.
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Lorcan Lladd, on 14 February 2012 - 06:12 AM, said:
It seems pretty balanced, to me, at least, and if the implementation of those features is done right, it should be.
I'm really looking forward to how the different roles may negate the easy "load up on X weapon" boats and other failings of previous 'mech games and really make each 'mech type and role into the fore as being incredibly important and something that has a good bit of depth with strategy and tactics.
Enemy favoring a bloated force of only one scout and a ton of heavy/assault and you've got a few fire support 'mechs? Make em pay with good use of Indirect Fire, etc. etc.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 10:06 AM
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Razed, on 14 February 2012 - 10:06 AM, said:
There's tons of things, like....'mech jumps over an edge and pops the PPC boat who doesn't have scout data or is being radar jammed then descends back down, etc etc.
It's not all one sided, but shows how power is nothing without proper application.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 11:30 AM
Another thing to bear in mind, is scouts mounting flamers, if they cause you heat problems (ie you're on fire) they could do a great job of tying down sniper boats while the rest of the lance closes.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 12:52 PM
Nevertheless, it is a great weapon, if you can handle the heat. It delivers a lot of damage over larger distance, but is rather heavy, heat inefficient, and has a minimum range. There are many ways to use the PPC... mostly to give the light or medium 'Mech on the opposite side a moment to think about engaging you in serious battle. You can scare the hell out of a 20t 'Mech even if you miss, cause the pilot will know what happens if he takes the hit
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So far the developers are implementing what used to be called "level 1 tech" which includes technology before the Clan invasion but after the Star League's collapse. Only the essentials are in level 1 tech. Small/Medium/Large Lasers. LRMs 5/10/15/20. SRMs 2/4/6. ACs 2/5/10/20. PPCs. Flamers. Machine Guns. Hatchets. The devs are added their own flavor to this with information and role warfare, but these basic weapons are what you can expect at launch.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 01:22 PM
Also it is a direct fire weapon. Good for punching holes. But considering most Assaults armor, you won't get the job done in a salvo or even two, whereas the venerable LRM and LB-X spreads the goodness around. You can often end a 'mech twice as fast with critical hits vs. coring the beast's engine.
Plus LRMs can shoot over hills for those pesky opponents who won't politely give your PPC LOS.
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Posted 14 February 2012 - 01:45 PM
All PPCs sounds good on paper, and you seem to be aboslutely stuck to the idea.
You go ahead and run in with your setup against a team. Even a two-man or three-man team.
For this scenario, let's assume you're running Active Radar (you DO want to see your enemies at range, in order to hit them first, after all) but a lancemate and I are both running Passive (which means you won't see us on your radar right away) and we have a third spotter running Active (you'll see him immediately).
You begin the chase. The spotter knows what you're running by now, and even if he doesn't, his job is simply to attract you. You chase him. Your radar shows only him, so you feel 'safe'. He uses dunes, trees, buildings, you name it, to avoid a direct LOS to you. You cannot fire on him, but you want that one-hit kill.
He relays your location to us every second he can. We don't NEED our radars active.
My lancemate crests a hill, rounds a building, whatever, and pegs you with a TAG Laser.
And while I'm sitting behind a dune, building, blabla in my Longbow, I let loose four racks of LRM20s, and two racks of LRM10s.
You haven't hit anyone, and you're already dead.
PPCs aren't overpowered at all. Teamwork is. This scenario is one match I've been in in MW4 myself against another PPC toting loony, only I'm retelling it to put your PPC into perspective. If you can use it WELL, then great. But you come off to me as someone who isn't thinking about the fact that there is a TEAM backing up that guy you want to shoot so badly.
I have a feeling that the MW:O Devs will certainly not overlook the importance of teamwork above all else.
Edited by Vergial, 14 February 2012 - 01:45 PM.
Posted 14 February 2012 - 01:55 PM
Strum Wealh, on 13 February 2012 - 04:35 PM, said:
Again, the Hellstar is a perfect example! X-)
Posted 14 February 2012 - 04:28 PM
Head capping posibility (Death by Marauder anyone?) I try to make all of my customs to have at least one 'mech killing' weapon that does atleast 10 pts of damage. Hitting my opponents mech in the head with a large laser or something else and hurting the pilot is good and all, but I want to kill that a-hole not just give him a stinger. A hit to the head from a PPC can strip all the armor off the head and could possibly vaporize the pilot. And even if that doesn't happen you leave the pilot feeling miraclously lucky but very vulnerable because a harsh fart in his general direction could prove fatal.
But it does have it's faults, min range and heat issiues, especially with old school mechs with only single heat sinks you have to be very picky when taking your shot, else you may be that guy overheated, helpless, while your enemies use you for target practice.
So all in all I think that if you're gonna be worrying about heat to stick with large lasers or something smaller. (med lasers FTW!!!)
But if you want to strike down your enemies with lightning like you are the Thunder God Himself use it. Just use it wisely.
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An artist's bird's eye view of the proposed garden village between Cowes and Gurnard off Place Road. The outskirts of Gurnard can be seen in the top left of the picture.
THE developer behind controversial plans for almost 100 homes on the outskirts of Gurnard and Cowes has outlined his vision for a garden village.
Isle of Wight-based Penwood Developments, the company behind housing schemes in Old Road, East Cowes, and Three Gates Road, Cowes, is seeking outline permission for 99 homes on a 14-acre field fronting Place Road.
Speaking to the Isle of Wight County Press this week, Mike Woodford, Penwood Developments managing director, said there was a clear demand in the area for general housing for families, first-time buyers and those wishing to downsize and retire.
The plans however, came under fire from members of Gurnard Parish Council's planning committee last night (Thursday), who said they flew in the face of a recent housing needs survey in the village that had concluded Gurnard only needed 19 new homes over the next five years.
Mr Woodford said it was a low-density scheme of seven homes per acre, featuring a mix of properties from one to four bedrooms, incorporating generous gardens and off-street parking.
The development, which includes 24 bungalows, would also include 35 affordable units which, if approved, would be among the first homes to be built and allocated to Isle of Wight residents.
Prices would range from around £70,000 to £120,000.He added the 'green gap' separating Gurnard and Cowes would be preserved with around 15 per cent of the development open space and parkland, excluding gardens.
He said: "This is the first development of its type to be built on the Island for many years and certainly the first in the Cowes/Gurnard area that concentrates on the housing needs of local people."
However, Cllr Paul Fuller, the Isle of Wight councillor for Gurnard and Cowes West, said there was opposition to the plans with much anger over the lack of pre-application consultation.
He said: "From the feedback I have received, the main concern is it's on a greenfield site between the three communities of Cowes, Gurnard and Northwood.
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by Bernice Gonzalez
6th November 2013, at 16:56:43
How about cohousing for community?We have found that cohousing allows developers to better tune in to homeowner needs. Cohousing is a unique form of housing development that is growing in popularity across North America. At its most basic level, cohousing is a sustainably built housing development that prioritizes the creation of a highly functional neighborhood. What's more, it is versatile enough to work as either infill or greenfield development, whether in downtowns or at the city edge. Committed future residents provide the advantage of a built-in financing guarantee, a development strategy to mitigate risk and secure project financing. With over 125 communities built in the US, cohousing is well established as a custom neighborhood that has a near perfect track record for entitlements and a near perfect financing record, by having the future residents' commitment, both emotionally and financially. For more information you can check out cohousingco.com, I felt inspired!
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3rd November 2013, at 14:23:59
Thanks Mr.Naylor, sadly i have noticed this, especially regards voting,i agree we do need another news outlet, an un-biased one, not owned by the Lib/Lab/CON/EU/PACT..regime
by alan naylor
3rd November 2013, at 14:11:37
Mr Clynch Sorry about your opinion it is certainly more healthy to have 2 newspapers like there use to be for the island but I dought if their would be enough support for 2 newspapers the ordinairy people on the island have been led by the nose since the victorian times and most wont get off their behinds to vote so they have them selves to blame
3rd November 2013, at 13:42:16
Mr.TELLER, THANK YOU! Yes Mr.Kay i do live on the Island, But as you can see the new DICTATORSHIP rules of Restrictions on a FREE PRESS has been quickly put in place by the Moderators of this Paper,as they have deleted my comment,, TRUTH hurts,especially if you are not saying what they want you to say, for truth, log onto Britain First on Face Book, or www.britainfirst.org. The Island is being given away to the moneymen and immigrants, fight this now
by david wright
3rd November 2013, at 01:39:08
Whats needed is balance from both sides. Unless those against developement are for population control they have to accept that the population is growing with the consequence of increased need for housing. Those against developement most likely live in a house/development that was protested against! It is no good having an 'Im all right jack' attitude without offering an acceptable alternative and yes brown field sites are an option but unfortunately not always a cost effective or attractive one for developers to invest in. Common sense says developers always put a ridiculous plan in first which causes an outcry and then reduce it to what is then seems a reasonable level and everyone see it as a victory despite it still being a large developement of say 40 houses!Ultimately You can stand on the beach and tell the tide not to come in if you wish but it wont change the fact it will, unless society changes and people stop seeing success as owning large houses and ground instead of sharing.
by neil jacks
2nd November 2013, at 20:07:55
what makes you say that Alan?
2nd November 2013, at 14:16:00
And to be honest i d ont think Gurnard seems to be a very nice place to live they d ont seem to be a very friendly community
2nd November 2013, at 14:11:49
One might own the home but one d ont own the view that belongs to everyone and its beauty is in the eye of the beholder
by Colin Russell
2nd November 2013, at 13:29:06
Does this Council have an Empty Homes Officer ,? anyone.He goes round to empty / rundowm homes to find out whats going with them , I do belive the Council can compulsory buy them do them up to sell them. And clear gardens and charge the owner for doing that, we have all seen some of these gardens dotted about.Maybe that would put a few homes on the market, and there are a few homes that are in need of that on this Island,
by Stephen Elliott
2nd November 2013, at 13:04:44
Work houses/flats for the poorDetached houses for the middle classesMansions for the rich
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UK. Heathrow Airport handled 5.4 million passengers in November, up by just +0.6% year-on-year. But there was encouraging momentum in traffic from the BRIC states.
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UK. The service, which will raise funds for the World Food Programme and Oxfam, will be available in December right up to Christmas Eve.
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GERMANY. The annual Winter Market features more than 50 stalls, and also offers Christmas discounts at Munich Airports retail outlets.
SWITZERLAND. Passengers will be able to sample fine caviar and seafood at the stylish, FAB-award winning Center Bar before they board.
Estée Lauder has created a pop-up event to promote its flagship Modern Muse fragrance at London Heathrow Terminal 5 and London Gatwick South.
UK. Gatwick Airport Ltd unveils strong first-half growth in net retail income per passenger amid its biggest-ever investment in commercial services.
SPAIN. The foreign exchange specialist has opened six branches in Terminal 4 after being awarded the concession by airport authority AENA last month.
FINLAND. The state-owned drinks company is searching for a new CEO, saying it has recently fallen behind its financial targets and lost market share.
UK. London Stansted Airport has issued a series of tenders for its major food & beverage concessions, amid a project to transform the main terminal building.
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If Tuesday's primary-election results are a preview of the Nov. 5 general election, the state Senate's mostly Republican ruling coalition will add to its one-vote majority.
Port Orchard Republican Rep. Jan Angel led by a comfortable margin in first-day results in the 26th District Senate race.
But both candidates will advance in the two-way race, and Gig Harbor Democratic Sen. Nathan Schlicher still hopes to keep the Senate seat he won in an appointment last winter that was previously held by Democratic Sen. Derek Kilmer, now a congressman.
Schlicher and his supporters insisted they were encouraged that Schlicher won as many supporters as he did after a short campaign.
The candidates and independent groups supported by the political parties and interest groups have spent more than $700,000 to win the seat, even with a campaign schedule cut short by this year's extended legislative sessions that ran until June 29.
Although voters are hearing plenty about both of them now, three-term House member Angel entered as the better-known candidate.
"We've been here. We've worked for people for a while now. And we work hard for them," she said in an interview Tuesday night. "When somebody calls or sends an email, we get back to them. And I think that builds up over time."
Schlicher's glass-half-full argument is that he is cutting into the support of Angel, who won by 18 percentage points in November against a different rival in a much lower-spending House race.
"We've closed half the distance in a month. We've got three months until the general," Schlicher, an emergency-room doctor, said in an interview. "This is so doable."
The 26th is a suburban swing district that runs from the west side of the Tacoma Narrows to Bremerton. Angel was winning in both of the district's counties. Both candidates said they were surprised to see Angel leading by so much in usually more Democratic territory in Kitsap County and by a smaller margin in a section of Pierce County they said tends more Republican.


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2:59pm Saturday 10th August 2013 in Basingstoke By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A BASINGSTOKE museum is officially among the country's top tourist attractions.
Milestones Museum, at the Basingstoke Leisure Park, has been named in the Visit England Quality Assurance Scheme, after passing a mystery inspection.
Attractions can only join the scheme if an experienced assessor feel they offer a "high-quality day out" which is measured against strict criteria.
Following a visit to Milestones, the inspector des-cribed the museum as "paradise for children".
Councillor Keith Chapman, Hampshire County Council's executive member for culture, recreation and countryside, said: "This is the first time that the museum has applied to join this prestigious scheme and I'm delighted that it has now been recognised as one of England's top attractions.
"We've always known that Milestones offers visitors a great day out."
Sheila Hennings, manager for Milestones Museum, added "We strive to ensure that every person who visits Milestones enjoys their day, and takes away great memories of this extraordinary place."
During the school holidays, Milestones is holding a Teddy Time event with children invited to bring their bears for teddy-related activities, including making accessories and riding in a hot air balloon.
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Obama Redefining 'Poverty'By David PaulinWhat does it mean to be poor in America today? For typical "poor" households -- as defined by the government -- it means cable television, two color television sets, and two or more cars. As for housing, it means living in air-conditioned comfort -- in decent accommodations with even more space than "average" Europeans have. (Not poor Europeans, to be sure, but "average" Europeans.) Moreover, most "poor" Americans get the medical care they need, and they eat enough -- in fact, they eat too much. In short, the lifestyles of most "poor" Americans are vastly at odds with dire government statistics about poverty in America -- statistics that invariably send liberals and media pundits into hand-wringing fits and moralistic outrage. Now comes an antidote to this absurdity -- a report released on Monday by the Heritage Foundation that is appropriately titled: "Air Conditioning, Cable TV, and an Xbox: What is Poverty in the United States Today?" According to the Census Bureau, more than 30 million Americans (one in seven) live in "poverty." Yet the Heritage Foundation's report underscores that being poor in America today actually has little to do with what most Americans regard as deprivation. Even so, the Obama administration is nevertheless poised to expand these absurdities -- making the definition of poverty even more divorced from reality than it already is, according to the Heritage Foundation's Robert Rector and Rachel Sheffield. Ultimately, they point out that the president will further sever the connection between poverty and "deprivation" -- by reclassifying poverty as being all about "inequality." As they explain: Ultimately, "[t]he new measure is a public relations Trojan Horse, smuggling in a 'spread-the-wealth' agenda under the ruse of fighting significant material deprivation -- a condition that is already rare in American society," they point out. Most troubling, they point out that "grossly exaggerating the extent and severity of material deprivation in the U.S. will benefit neither the poor, the economy, nor society as a whole." Of course, the Heritage Foundation's report is hardly news to many middle- and upper-middle-class Americans who have ever stood in line at the grocery store -- right behind a shopper using a food-stamp card to buy bottled water, junk food, and soft drinks -- a shopper who then loaded up an SUV with a basket full of groceries. Recently, an article in the Wall Street Journal seemed intended to cast sympathy on food-stamp recipients at a Walmart. But it inadvertently did the opposite -- suggesting some food-stamp recipients do not seem all that needy. If you want to see real poverty, don't go to Walmart. You should visit one of the shantytown slums surrounding Latin America's major cities. And while you're at it, visit a solidly middle-class neighborhood. By American standards, those neighborhoods would be poor -- and yet they are neat and orderly. Their residents are thrifty, hardworking, and well-mannered -- and they're determined to give their kids a good education. In those neighborhoods, people don't park their cars on their front lawns and young men don't walk around with pit bulls. There are no gangs or drug-dealing. Liberals are loath to admit it, but poverty is not about income "inequality." More often than not, it's about culture and values -- and that's especially the case with poverty that's handed down from one generation to the next in the same families. That said, American is unique in another way in respect to its "poverty." It's the only country in the world where poor people are fat -- another absurdity that liberals are loath to acknowledge. |
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Early on, CCC workers built Camp Waterloo on Maute Road to house the men who would be working on the project. The second undertaking was the development of the beach and day use area of Portage Lake. Early workers also created fish rearing ponds and roads through the future recreation area.
"Although some power equipment was available, the bulk of the work was done by hand," says Hodgson. "The primary tools were the axe, pick, and shovel. The primary vehicle for transporting materials such as sand and gravel was the wheelbarrow."
The site consisted of mostly open fields of farmland, dotted with fences and homesteads. The CCC and WPA workers "planted thousands of trees to help heal the land from erosion, and areas were allowed to go back to their natural state," says Hodgson. In the early years of the park, the NPS planted more than 350,000 trees covering 1,000 acres. Native shrubs and grasses were planted throughout the property as well. In all, the federal government spent more than $2 million in reclaiming land and repurposing it for recreational use and wildlife refuges.


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I have Windows 7 and basically when you play WA the colors are funkaY, so to fix that (to play online) you have to,according to FAQ), go to task manager (ctrl+alt+delete) and 'taskkill /F /IM explorer.exe' and then run WA. and after you're done playing you start explorer.exe. and it was great. it worked. it was awesome, but one day i left the game on overnight and when i exited out of worms, the screen was all messed up. there were lines everywhere (i'm typing this up on my mom's comp. btw) and i don't know what to do. i've restared it but the moment i turn it on the lines get weird. i cant explain it. it's like horizontal lines all across a dark screen and then they chnage colors purple, green, gold,blue, yellow, all rainbowly and flash. then it goes up and down. it's freakking trippy. then when the comp loads the lines all change cuz my background does. i know my comp is there cuz hwen i press the windows button i can see the white on the left corner, but cant do anything. i tried going in windows->run. and start explorer.exe but it didn't do anything. i can't really go in task manager because of all the lines i cant see ANYTHING,.
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We got off to an early start and everything was going good, but then we hit a bump in the road because our video had no sound and we had to re-do the interview. This was very frustrating at first because we had tried so hard to get the interview done early and then we ended up being one of the last groups to do the interview. What was also frustrating was that by having to reschedule the interview; it caused a lot of problems because of our group's schedule and Leah's. When we finally got the chance to re-do the interview Hayley, Leah's daughter, ended up having to be there this time because Leah did not have a babysitter. Now, this was not a big deal for us to have Hayley there; however we do feel that now she may be distracting to what Leah was saying. What was also harder about this interview was that her boyfriend was there as well and she may have not been as in-depth with what she was talking about as she was before. But this could also be because she had already gone into depth one time before and just knew what to say to get the point across the second time around.
After we completed the task of the interview, realizing that we could not all make it to the second one, we really worked hard as a group to break up the remainder of the project throughout the group members in order to get the project done and on time. We know that we have had a lot of struggles throughout this project, but we as a group truly worked well together to get everything done and make sure that everything looked great. As a group we feel like we have accomplished a great deal and feel that we have learned so much more about Leah and the life of someone who was a single child, with substance abuse, and who dealt with an abusive relationship. Now as we think back on this past interview we feel we have a sense of understanding about this life Leah lived and that maybe we can notice this more in others around us and help them.


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By Mayo Clinic staffFor most women, gestational diabetes doesn't cause noticeable signs or symptoms. Rarely, gestational diabetes may cause excessive thirst or increased urination.
When to see a doctor
If possible, seek health care early — when you first think about trying to get pregnant — so your doctor can evaluate your risk of gestational diabetes as part of your overall childbearing wellness plan. Once you become pregnant, your doctor will address gestational diabetes as part of your regular prenatal care. If you develop gestational diabetes, you may need more frequent checkups. These are most likely to occur during the last three months of pregnancy, when your doctor will carefully monitor your blood sugar level and your baby's health.
Your doctor may refer you to additional health professionals who specialize in diabetes management, such as an endocrinologist, a registered dietitian or a diabetes educator. They can help you learn to manage your blood sugar level during your pregnancy.
To make sure that your blood sugar level has returned to normal after your baby is born, your health care team will check your blood sugar right after delivery and again in six weeks. Once you've had gestational diabetes, it's a good idea to have your blood sugar level tested regularly. The frequency of blood sugar tests will in part depend on your test results soon after you deliver your baby.
- Cunningham FG, et al. Diabetes. In: Cunningham FG, et al. Williams Obstetrics. 23rd ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2010. http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=46. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Strehlow SL, et al. Diabetes mellitus & pregnancy. In: DeCherney AH, et al. Current Diagnosis & Treatment: Obstetrics & Gynecology. 10th ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2007. http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=9. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Reece EA, et al. Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy. In: Gibbs RS, et al. Danforth's Obstetrics and Gynecology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Wolters Kluwer Health Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2008. http://www.danforthsobgyn.com. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Caughey AB. Obstetrical management of pregnancies complicated by gestational diabetes mellitus. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Jovanovic L. Treatment and course of gestational diabetes mellitus. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Jovanovic L. Screening and diagnosis of diabetes mellitus during pregnancy. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 27, 2010.
- Paglia MJ, et al. Gestational diabetes: Evolving diagnostic criteria. Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology. In press. http://journals.lww.com/co-obgyn/Abstract/publishahead/Gestational_diabetes__evolving_diagnostic_criteria.99838.aspx. Accessed Feb.1, 2011.
- Kim C. Gestational diabetes: Risks, management, and treatment options. International Journal of Women's Health. 2010;2:339.
- Blatt AJ, et al. Gaps in diabetes screening during pregnancy and postpartum. Obstetrics & Gynecology. 2011;117:161.
- HAPO Study Cooperative Research Group. Hyperglycemia and adverse pregnancy outcomes. New England Journal of Medicine. 2008;358:1991.
- Metzger BE, et al. International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Groups Recommendations on the Diagnosis and Classification of Hyperglycemia in Pregnancy. Diabetes Care. 2010;33:676.
- Manning FA. The fetal biophysical profile. http://www.uptodate.com/home/index.html. Accessed Dec. 31, 2010.
- Standards of medical care in diabetes — 2011. Diabetes Care. 2011;34(suppl):11.
- Health care guideline: Routine prenatal Care. Bloomington, Minn.: Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement. 2010. http://www.icsi.org/prenatal_care_4/prenatal_care__routine__full_version__2.htm. Accessed Feb. 1, 2011.
- American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Practice Bulletin. Clinical management guidelines for obstetrician-gynecologists. Number 30, September 2001 (replaces Technical Bulletin Number 200, December 1994). Gestational diabetes. Obstetrics and gynecology. 2001;98:525.


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By Al Myatt Correspondent
The heroics of Eastern Alamance junior guard Lamont Robinson and Westover's struggles at the free-throw line combined to end the season for the host Wolverines on Friday night.
Robinson hit a runner from 40 feet at the overtime buzzer for three points and an 86-84 Eagles win in the third round of the NCHSAA boys 3-A playoffs.
His opportunity came after Westover (23-5) missed two free throws with 4 seconds left.
Robinson went up the right sideline and launched the decisive shot from just inside halfcourt.
The Wolverines had already been torched by Robinson in regulation.
With Westover leading 77-73 with 11.6 seconds left, he had tossed up a 3-pointer as he sensed contact. The shot went in and he made a free throw after a timeout to complete a four-point play. That tied the score at 77. The Wolverines missed on a short jumper and a tip to bring on the extra period.
Westover made just three of eight free throws in the last 61 seconds of regulation.
"We didn't help ourself," Wolverines coach George Stackhouse said. "We weren't very good at the free throw line. When you have opportunities to put good teams away at the free-throw line, you've got to do it.
"That's something we've worked on. We thought we had some of the right people shooting but we still didn't convert. We let them hang around and the kid - he's a really good player - hit a tough shot from really deep."
Robinson, who played bigger than his listing of 5-foot-7, finished with 36 points. The game-winner was his fifth 3-pointer. He had five points in the last four seconds of overtime as his two free throws with four seconds to go drew the Eagles (25-5) within 84-83. The visitors fouled Jaiquan Manning before the ball was inbounded. Manning, who had made two free throws with 34 seconds left for an 84-81 lead, missed two from the line to leave the door open for Robinson.
Khyrice Saylon, a 6-foot-4 senior, led Westover with 22 points.
The Wolverines got 15 points each from Manning and left-handed Titus Gary, who dropped four threes. Kendall Lindsey added nine points in the loss. Eddie Jackson and Alfonzo Josey scored eight each.
The Eagles will return to town next Friday to face J.F. Webb in the Eastern semifinals at the Crown complex.
"We knew they were a good team," Stackhouse said. "We thought we were good enough to win the game and we were. They just made a few more plays, some big plays."
Eastern Alamance 86, Westover 84 (OT)
Eastern Alamance
EASTERN ALAMANCE- Lanier 2, Lamont Robinson 36, Mann 8, Malcomb Summers 11, Sac'Quan Rogers 12, Kedar Sweezer 13, Lamont 4
WESTOVER- Jackson 8, Titus Gary 15, Lathan 5, Lindsey 9, Josey 8, Khyrice Saylon 22, Foxx 2, Jaiquan Manning 15
Fouled out: EA - Summers, Riley, Lamont
Technical fouls: None
3-point goals: EA - Robinson 5, Summers, Rogers 2. W - Gary 4, Manning
Records: Eastern Alamance 25-5, Westover 23-5
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This is a total slap in the face to those people who like love the dude… but honestly, its a slap in the face that they need.
Guess what…..
So what????
Yes he died…
Guess what, about a thousand other people or more died today too. Why aren't they getting spammed on tumblr and facebook?
OHHHH I DON'T KNOW…. maybe because PEOPLE ARE STUPID?????
I hate Apple anyway :P
Go Microsoft :D
but honestly that has nothing to do with him dying…
Like he died…. okay yes… sad…. horrible…
But guess what, he wasn't even running the company anymore. He was a figuredhead. Do you realize how many people DON'T realize that? Same with Bill Gates… Are you kidding me those guys are/were just sucking up their money now…
Not like he's the mastermind who brought you the Iphone 4G or the Ipad…
nope nope nope… that was some underpaid nerd in accounting for all we know…
He's just a man. We all are. (well some of us are women… but same deal :P) We sit here in shock when one person dies who we DON'T EVEN KNOW! Have a single one of you 197 followers EVER… I MEAN EVER MET Steve Jobs???
NO?!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!??!? I THOUGHT EVERYONE HAD!!!??! I mean come on, we're all sitting here with half a second sad faces like IDIOTS!!!! That must mean we know him right?
Nope… it just means we're stupid Americans who have nothing better to do than keep tabs on people who have more money than we do….
good job guys… real smart
He died. yes it sad. yes I sympathize.
But guess what… if I died tomorrow… none of you would know. I wouldn't be on the news, and I wouldn't be broadcasted on tumblr and facebook.
Same story same story same dance same song same shenanigans….
The guy died. Don't act like the sky is going to fall….


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Long Time, No See, Dallas Cowboys Fans
I have been on hiatus throughout the NFL lockout because, quite frankly, I just didn't feel like writing about a whole bunch of legalistic fluff.
What is prompting me to write today is the exciting start that the Cowboys have in the preseason.
I know, it's only preseason, but who didn't love seeing McGee under center or hearing about how Captain America lit into the team after losing to the Chargers?
I tell you, I can't wait until the regular season starts. I know the team is still a little rusty, but so is the rest of the NFL.
The game for us to watch is the Cowboys revenge game against the Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
The Pats are mopping the floor with their opponents in the preseason. The Cowboys had better work out their kinks fast, or they will be just another team that the Patriots manhandle.
A Packers fan I spoke to last night says he thinks that the Dallas defense will gel quickly under Ryan, once the regular season gets under way.
Let's pray the 'Boys D gels sooner than that.
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