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Uh, mack, golden valley is scedualed for hot lap tomorrow.
And if you post a track on the forums Mark usually tests it anyway.
on 02-03-2012 12:37 PM
Track name : WHALE polar circuit(https://community.modnation.com/en-us/players/tada
Creator name : tadaryou(http://community.modnation.com/en-us/players/tadar
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Track name: Aerial Garden
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Pictures here: http://community.eu.playstation.com/t5/ModNation-R
on 08-03-2012 02:00 AM
Track name: Shamar v1.5
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Pictures of v1.1 here: http://community.eu.playstation.com/t5/ModNation-R
Video of v1.1 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GE6a_8IetI&feature
The core track stayed the same. The width was changed at some places, track / dynamic props were added / removed.
Some scenery was added, but this video remains a good reference.
on 08-03-2012 11:28 AM
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This bridge over the Landwasser canyon(Swiss Confederation).
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It would be fair to say that designer Gwen Frempong Boadu's motto is, if the shoe doesn't fit, make a bigger and better one. Boadu is the designing woman behind Gwyneth Shoes, a line of designer footwear that never puts a woman's comfort second to style.
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If he was commercial thats 4 hours longer than legal!
I saw this thread earlier, and was ambivalent about it at the time.
But Yesterday, a guy worked our creek solo for at least 12 hours using an autodipper and clams for bait. All the while maneuvering a roughly 30 foot boat up and down his lines. The harvest at the end of the day was substantial, (though I didn't get close enough to ask).
I think the device allowed him to work the water much longer than he normally would be able to on a given day, and that reinforces the "effort" argument above.
I don't know the impact on the crab population in our creek though. I wish I could see through the water!
If he was commercial thats 4 hours longer than legal!
autodippers are what they are and if i was buyin your crabs you would be lookin for a new buyer and most with dippers dont tell their buyers from my experience and ive been comm crabbin since i was 18 / 24 years ago and thats my opinion anything that kills crabs quicker is senseless i could see an exception if you had a disability
Commercial Trotliners are limited to a 10 hr day starting at 1 hr before sunrise, not included in the 10 hr day is the time spent laying out & taking up gear
there ya go -that's about 12 hours, I suppose.
I'm sure some wont agree, i ve seen areas invaded by crabbers with auto dippers. they can run more line, and will run a circuit as the direction of the line isn't important. this keeps others away. the fact is crabs from an auto dipper are stressed more. When using a net, not every crab on the line makes it to the boat. I dont bother netting smalls and females. The dipper makes no distinction on crab quality, catch em all and sort it out later which induces more stress, ever seen a cull box without missing appendages? after a while , i believe the constant catching and releasing cant be good. in said area which i have pounded for years i've noticed smaller crabs , none with all their legs,claws
personally i'd like to see it gone or restricted to open bay
I have had an LCC license for over 30 years. I will be retiring from my job in 2 weeks and have been planning on turning to the water for my primary income when I retire. I have run trotlines from 1000 to 3500 feet over the years and have never used an autodipper. I can say that the idea has entered my mind though watching autodippers being used in the same general area that I crab. I plan on doing my crabbing to make a living but do enjoy netting them. I will start out dipping by hand but if I can't make a reasonable living I will switch to an autodipper. My feelings are if something is legal to use then who am I to bash the person using it. The law says it's legal so it's really none of my business if someone else wants to use it.
Someone brought up the rockfisherman using planner boards. It is legal so why bring it up. I do think that they need to come up with a maximum length of line the planner board can have attached to it though. Good lord some of those boards are hundreds of feet from the boat and with no flags attached are really hard to see. I see this as a safety issue and not an unfair advantage though.......Just my $.02
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Most of the action in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets occurs at Hogwarts during the years 1992 and 1993. The realism of the non-magical Muggle world, particularly the Dursleys' home, dramatically contrasts with the fantastical possibilities presented at Hogwarts where the medieval castle's structure is constantly changing to accommodate its inhabitants. While the stone walls symbolize strength, the castle's inner mazes and secret passages hint at complexities that are often hidden to casual observers. People and places are either mortal or magical, with both spheres intersecting along significant peripheral junctures such as King's Cross station and the Leaky Cauldron. Rowling's imaginary settings, whether boring Muggle houses or intriguing magical realms, are vividly depicted, making Harry Potter's environment seem plausible to readers. Rowling intersperses real geographical places with make-believe sites to increase the believability of her fantasy world.
Harry's movement between Muggle and magical settings signals the beginning and conclusion of his annual adventures. Harry loathes the Dursleys' Privet Drive house in the fictional town of Little Whinging which is located in the factual English county of Surrey. Harry's Muggle home is like a prison; the windows in his room are barred. Ironically, despite Harry's derision for his repulsive, parsimonious guardians, he is safer at their house than he is at Hogwarts, which serves a dual role...
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Rowling's intricate writing style incorporates a variety of techniques which add texture and layers to her characters and settings. By using symbolism, motifs, and puns, Rowling combines humor and the macabre to create storytelling that fulfills readers' desire for adventure and intrigue. She allegorically comments on modern society while alluding to universal concerns such as social acceptance. The Harry Potter saga is told by an omniscient narrator, in the form of an oral, tragic-comic ode to a hero. And although the stories are based on legends, mythology, and fairy tales, the heroes and villains have characteristics that cross cultures and time periods.
Rowling invented jargon unique to the Harry Potter novels such as "Quidditch" and bureaucratic names which blend the fantastical with the mundane, aiding readers' acceptance. Although the wizard realm is exclusive to those with magical talents, Rowling's literary style, using figurative words and descriptive passages which personifies objects and humanize characters, invites readers to become part of Harry's world. Her most effective stylistic device is names. Rowling realizes the power of names and chooses designations that hint of the personalities and traits of the characters. For example, Tom Marvalo Riddle's name represents Lord Voldemort rearranged, and Draco refers to the Latin word for serpent. Names are sometimes alliterative and often rhythmic, enhancing the literary tone, particularly when...
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Social Sensitivity
Although not blatantly didactic, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets delivers several moral messages to readers. Resisting racism is the most crucial social issue discussed in the book. Harry refuses to discriminate against other students because of factors, such as lineage, that they cannot control. Instead of encouraging inequality, Harry promotes cooperation through teamwork. He avoids controversial causes endorsed by dubious classmates and does not succumb to peer pressure. Rowling incorporates several moral themes in her novel, and she wants to show how character and integrity influences an individual's decision- making processes, noting that most people are innately good unless they have suffered extreme emotional or physical abuse. She stresses that her novels reveal the consequences of evil and how innocent people are often victimized unfairly. Harry has the courage to give voice to his concerns and distinguish right from wrong. He is a role model for his fictional cohorts as well as his readers and establishes acceptable standards for behavior. Keenly aware of what is fair and just, he is accountable for his actions, justifying when breaking rules is permissible for the greater good.
Harry tries to work within established guidelines without harming the Hogwarts community. He opposes favoritism among professors and students, disliking cliques that are a part of most school environments. The hierarchy of wizard castes at Hogwarts...
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1. Should Harry have used his friends' magic to escape from his room in Dursleys' house? Did he have any alternatives?
2. Why do some wizards consider themselves superior to Muggle-born students? In what ways could their elitism and snobbery initiate conflict at Hogwarts and within the larger magical community?
3. Why are people racist? Are only evil characters in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets bigoted?
4. Explain how the terms "mudblood" and "squid" reveal characters' prejudices and why each victim is petrified. What symbolic horrors does the Chamber of Secrets represent?
5. Discuss how Rowling uses caricatures, such as depicting unpleasant people like Dudley as grossly overweight, and how this might influence characters' and readers' prejudices regarding obese people. How could Rowling have achieved successful characterization without describing these people's physiques?
6. Is Harry's voice ever suppressed and by whom? Discuss how library restrictions and rules affected Harry, Ron, and Hermione in their attempt to solve the mystery. How does Harry learn about expected behavior and attitudes to express at Hogwarts and what does such expectations suggest about what people must do to be accepted in most societies? What are the penalties for not conforming? Discuss how individual differences strengthen group identity and efforts. Why is it ironic that this book about discrimination has been...
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1. Research the history of racism, comparing the sociological, cultural, and economic impact of prejudice at different points in history. Outline groups who have been targeted for racism and comment about how they were persecuted and what happened to their oppressors.
2. Write a report about the eugenics movement which sanctioned the reproduction only of wealthy, educated people with distinguished ancestors and the sterilization of impoverished people, often representing ethnic minorities or individuals of mixed-heritage. Could Slytherin, the Malfoys, and other elite wizards and witches be considered eugenicists?
3. Explain the scientific principles that cause petrification of organic materials and list the objects that are usually petrified. Locate geographical sites where petrified items can be located. Would it be possible for a human to be petrified and survive? Discuss what petrification symbolizes in science and literature.
4. Research the human discovery and exploration of caves and subterranean spaces, describing how caves have been used for such purposes as shelters in war and to hide smuggled goods. Locate the site of several caves on a world map and write a report about a major cave system such as the Mammoth Caves in Kentucky.
5. Locate information about a hate crime that occurred recently and compare that incident with an historic act of racial violence, such as a nineteenth-century lynching. Why was the...
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The sequel to Harry Potter and the Philosopher's/Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has been released in audio adaptations: the British version is read by Stephen Fry, and the American recording is told by Jim Dale. A movie based on the first Harry Potter book will be released in November 2001. Many Harry Potter resources recommend books by Roald Dahl, Philip Pullman, L. Frank Baum, C.S. Lewis, and J.R.R. Tolkien, but many books with similar themes, characters, and plots as the Harry Potter novels are often overlooked. These books include Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) in which the protagonist, like Harry in the Chamber, must figure out how to escape from a cave where he is trapped.
Racism is a recurring theme in Carolyn Meyer's books, including White Lilacs (1993), in which an early twentieth-century African-American neighborhood is forced to relocate. That story's sequel, Jubilee Journey (1997), examines how biracial characters confront discrimination and develop identities much like the "mudbloods." Drummers of Jericho (1995) depicts how a Jewish character is ostracized for refusing to form a cross and play hymns with the marching band. Mary, Bloody Mary (1999) explores attitudes toward illegitimacy and witchcraft as experienced by the aristocratic historical figures Mary Tudor and Anne Boleyn which result in those characters' banishment to servile roles much like...
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For Further Reference
Estes, Sally. Review of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Booklist (May 15, 1999). Declares that "Harry Potter's exploits during his second year at Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry completely live up to the bewitching measure of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, a Booklist Editors' Choice, 1998." Emphasizes that "The mystery, zany humor, sense of a traditional British school,... student rivalry, and eccentric faculty, all surrounded by the magical foundation so necessary in good fantasy, are as expertly crafted here as in the first book" and predicts that fans will not be disappointed."
Hainer, Cathy. "Second Time's Still a Charm for Spellbinding Saga." USA Today (May 27, 1999): 1-D. Review of Rowling's second book which states, "Those needing a hit of magic, morality and mystical worlds can do no better than opening Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
Jerome, Helen M. "Welcome Back Potter." Book: The Magazine for Reading Life (May/ June 2000): 40-45. A feature article which chronicles Rowling's rise to fame, including a time line of significant events in her life and discussing experiences which influenced her literary creation of the Harry Potter novels.
Jones, J. Sydney. "Rowling, J(oanne) K." Something about the Author, Detroit, MI: Gale, 2000, Volume 109, p. 199. Biographical sketch of Rowling with a list of resources.
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The indoor pool at Five Star Aquatics serves as a classroom for swimming lessons. In its 90-degree waters, certified instructors teach students to float, breathe rhythmically, and ultimately grow gills. Besides minting new swimmers, instructors lead classes for competitive and casual athletes, as well as individuals with limited mobility.
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In the summer, Captain Don Cartwright migrates from Florida to New Jersey to captain fishing trips off Sandy Hook and Raritan Bays aboard his 35-foot boat, the Bill Chaser. Cartwright, who has a US Coast Guard master's license and more than 20 years of fishing experience, helps groups hook everything from striped bass and bluefish to larger catches such as bluefin tuna and shark.
When you set foot inside Centercourt Athletic Club of Marlboro's players lounge and see its mahogany leather chairs set around flat-screen televisions showing major international tournaments, it's clear the club takes tennis seriously. Here, there are six indoor climate-controlled Rebound Ace courts—easily spotted thanks to indirect halogen lighting—where you can take lessons from USPTA pro and founder Clay Bibbee and his fellow expert instructors.
When tennis players aren't engaged in leagues, private instruction, or casual play, they can use the fitness center's Life Fitness machines, adding the strength to put extra zip on a serve or incite intimidation during pregame flexing. Thanks to each of these amenities, the club boasts certification as a Regional USTA Training Center.
Each year, MudManX issues runners the world's dirtiest challenge: a race across mud-slathered obstacles that test both agility and laundry skills. Designed with the assistance of US Special Forces and Mother Nature's cool sister who lets you play in puddles, the course features obstacles inspired the elements of earth, wind, fire, and water. While exploring the course, runners travel through mud pits, past fiery trails, and over icy water before securing the boon of beer and live music. The post-race after party welcomes a steady lineup of bands and DJs and includes a MiniX obstacle course so children can finally discover the joys of getting dirty.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the American Red Cross, whose volunteers often rush through harsh and dirty conditions to deliver food, clothing, shelter, and comfort to those in need.
Dance directors Christina Penatello and Ken Hansen have trained underneath champions such as Dancing With the Stars contestant Louis Van Amstel, whose new dance fitness classes, LaBlast, has become a staple of the studio's schedule. LaBlast classes share schedule space with instruction in cha cha, tango, swing, and other social dances. To sample the studio's wares, budding dancers can follow in instructors' rhythmic footsteps during 30-minute introductory sessions, which traverse various modalities with a speed-teaching method. As part of the renowned Fred Astaire franchise, instructors also host social dance parties and choreograph wedding dances for couples who want their first dance to look as effortless as tossing a flaming bouquet.
On June 19, 1946, a veritable herd of racing fans—18,724 of them, in fact—galloped through the turnstiles at Monmouth Park Race Track. It was a gathering fit for a historic return, and indeed it was: 53 years separated that moment from the last time the track had hosted a race. Originally opened in 1870 in an effort to increase summer trade and give horses something to do while not in school, Monmouth Park was immediately popular, earning the moniker "Newmarket of America," a reference to the famed course in England. Yet in 1894, the state of New Jersey banned wagering on horses, effectively ending the facility's operations. In the 1940s, though, a man named Amory M. Haskell lobbied to have that law reversed. Today, the track honors its legislative savior by hosting the annual Haskell Invitational, a 1 1/8-mile race limited to three-year-old horses who've just learned to race without their training hooves.


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just cheked the video, could be fun to play.
that drum looks hard !!!
guitar piano is nice also.
just cheked the video, could be fun to play.
that drum looks hard !!!
guitar piano is nice also.
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Bill... Bruford..?
Hell yeah, what an amazing drummer. I'll certainly be getting it. Hopefully this leads to Yes (even though he's their ex-drummer, but still).
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The singer was never actually in frame because of clever camera shots, but I wonder how the mouth animations would look.
Fantastic song, it's really awesome to see some Jazz finally come to Rock Band.
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this looks excellent... will definitely be making this purchase!
Nifty idea with the sax vocals. This could be a huge breakthrough to get other instruments into the game with songs that don't have singers. Very cool.
Looks great! Hope it makes the PS3 cut.
finally some jazz, thank you boys.
I expect many hilarious Vocal FCs of this
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meh, it isnt my kind of music, but still.
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In 1927, St. Petersburg College (then known as St. Petersburg Junior College) became Florida's first private, non-profit, two-year school of higher learning located in downtown St. Petersburg. Full accreditation followed in 1931 and in 1948 SPC became a public college.
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Most mathematical work on supersymmetric gauge theories has been through their topological twists. These lectures will be about partially-twisted supersymmetric gauge theories, which are closer to the full physical theory. These partial twists have natural interpretations in terms of derived moduli of bundles.
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Ideal for storing your baby's diapers, toys, layettes, booties, and more, this canvas Koala Baby Four-Pocket Organizer in pink features metal-reinforced pockets and metal hangers for easy over-the-door storage. This organizer is part of the Koala Baby collection featuring coordinating hangers, pocket organizers and storage bins. Wipe with damp cloth to clean; do not immerse in water. Assembly required. Weight: 1 lb. 4 oz.Koala Baby creates stylish clothing, shoes, nursery decor and beautiful gifts in colors and patterns that can be mixed and matched to blend in any nursery theme. Presented as an exclusive Toys'R'Us and Babies'R'Us value, Koala Baby offers a fashionable and economical answer for your baby's needs, yet are beautiful enough in their own right to be given out as baby shower gifts or timeless keepsakes for you and your child. Koala Baby nursery decor provides fashionable accents while letting you live within your means.Be sure to visit our Babies'R'Us Exclusive Brand Store for superior baby essentials, toys, nursery decor and more.
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love it ...i stack diapers in the 3 rows and the bottom the powder and wipes and i like how high it is because it cute enough to hang it on the outside of the door which i do and its so cute. the only downside is it looks a little big and long but it works out bc there enough storage and the baby cant reach it.
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Comments about Babies 'R' Us Koala Baby Four Pocket Organizer - Pink:
I gave this a 4 stars cause I purchas this item online and paid for shipping. I figured ups was delivering it but ups sent it to the local post office. If your paying for shipping it should be delivered to the door. Anyways my local po box couldn't deliver it to my box and sent it back. I called toys r us and they sent me a new one at 2day shipping. The color is a light pink and matched well. Overall the function of the organizer is what I was expecting. Great item.
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By bellamama
from NJ
The bedrooms in my 1920 house are small and closet space is almost non-existent! So I try to always find ways to store things without it being an eye-sore. This is PERFECT! I actually have 2 of them. One is inside the closet door & one is behind the door to my daughters bedroom. I store diapers, diaper bags, socks, bibs and any other small item that will stoe away easily in this organizer. The pink is a nice color too and matches nicely in my daughters room. I'd say the picture is pretty spot-on to the actual color and the fabric is not flimsy at all. It's a nice quality canvas fabric. Get this if you have limited space. You won't be disappointed!
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By MnKmama
from southern california
Our nursery is soooo small so I'm always looking for ways to organize better. This thing is great! I use it to store bows, headbands, tights, and caps. I could fit two over the door side by side if I need also.
Great for small rooms
By Mak's Mom
from Boston, MA
Perfect for that extra storage in my small nursery. I wish it was a little longer since its a little tough for me (5'4") to get into that top pocket. But overall, I love it.
perfect for storage
By babybean
from north miami beach, FL
[...] on my baby shower registry and I am very pleased. It hangs on the back of the door without having to make any holes which is very conveinent and handy. I will be using it for changing supplies since it is right next to our changing table. Overall its a great buy and can be used to store many things.
Works Great .....does have shallow pocke
By Abby
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Great for toy storage. The pockets are kind of shallow and slant outwards, but things seem to stay in it pretty well.
Nice, but smaller than it appears
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Storage a problem, so thought this item would allow more storage for diapers, clothing, etc..it is nice, however, it is much smaller than expected. Could be twice as long , and much wider. Disappointed in size so had to buy two.
Good extra storage
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from Hollywood, FL
This hanger offers extra storage and organization pockets in an easy to hang product. My only complaint is that I wish we had another hanging option other than on a full-size door. Some kind of closet or wall hanging option would be nice.
By Rabeena
from Bronx, NY
Cute, perfect and pink!It's Perfect for my daughter, I've been using this product since my daughter was born (she's now 15 Months) and it holds her pampers, wipes and A&D. I hang it on the side of her Crib.
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MID WILTS YOUTH & MINOR LEAGUE: Whites' road win (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)
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1:00pm Wednesday 10th October 2012 in Sport
U9 Orange Division
CASTLE Combe Colts Whites overcame a resolute Frome Town with a 2-0 away win.
Luke Smith broke the deadlock late in the first half with Tom Wallace doubling the advantage after the break.
U9 Red Division
LUCA Bailey grabbed a late leveller as Castle Combe Colts Blacks became the first team to take a point from leaders Warminster Highbury Reds. Brandon Mullins struck the battling Blacks' other goal in a 2-2 home draw.
Bishops Cannings lost a thrilling game to Colerne 5-4.
Cannings scorers were Aidan Hunt twice, Connor Ramsey and Tom Stenhouse.
U9 Yellow Division
AFC CORSHAM Leopards got off the mark this week, coming back from 2-1 down to take a point from their 2-2 draw against Trowbridge Wanderers Rovers. Thomas Rose and Thomas Raymond scored for the Rovers.
U10 Blue Division
HOME side Trowbridge Town Youth Lions took the lead against Chippenham White with a beautiful-headed goal from Tyler Gowie.
James Larvin pulled one backbut second-half goals from George Blagden and Devante Halladay sealed the 3-1 win for Trowbridge.
U10 Green Division
LARKHALL Athletic defeated Castle Combe Colts 3-0, Morgan Henry, Joseph Swat-Ridge and Liam Headen on target.
U10 Red Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth Tigers produced a fantastic performance, running out 5-2 winners against home side Bradford Town Youth Pumas.
Tigers goals came from a Mark Brimson double and a hat-trick for the second week running from Ollie Scott for the second week running.
Toby Piper, Ben Gilbert and Craig Price each scored twice for Bromham in their 6-2 home win against AFC Corsham Leopards.
Two goals from George York and a Nathan Robbins strike earned Trowbridge Town Pumas a 3-3 draw with Melksham Typhoons.
U10 Yellow Division
VISITORS FC Calne Blue ran out 5-3 winners against Bishops Cannings, George Green, Scammell and Jack Norbury scoring for Cannings.
Westbury Youth Spitfires were 2-0 victors over visitors Melksham United Harriers , Brandon Wheeler and Joe Cannings the scorers.
U12 Blue Division
WORTON & Cheverell put in a battling display, despite going down 5-1 to Trowbridge Wanderers.
William Smart scored a hat-trick, Joe Page and Stefan Aland also on target.
Leaders Melksham United Hurricanes secured a 3-1 win against Warminster Highbury Reds with goals from Dan Broom, Sam Townsend and Kieron Pearce.
U12 Green Division
MELKSHAM United Tornadoes secured their second win of the season, 4-1 at Westbury Youth Tigers, for whom Harrison Trevor scored.
U13 Blue Division
MELKSHAM United Hurricanes were 2-0 up with 15 minutes to go but visitors Devizes Town Youth Red drew level, Sam Tallis and Ben Wilkins on target for the Hurrincanes.
U13 Green Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth earned their first win of the season, running out 4-2 winners against Biddestone FCY. Goals came from Jack Knight, Alexander Dobbins, Daniel Townsend and Daniel Paxton with his first for the team.
U14 Blue Division
DEVIZES Town Youth moved to within a point of the leaders after a 4-2 win over Bath Arsenal. Jamie Walters and Matthew Purdy both scored twice.
U14 Red Division
COSMO Woods struck a hat-trick for Bradford Town Youth Reds in their 6-2 victory over Mere. Archie Sidwell and Chris Moore were also on target.
U15 Blue Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth remained a point behind the leaders after their 2-1 win at Warminster Highbury, for whom George Butler scored.
U15 Red Division
CASTLE Combe finally got three points under their belt with a 5-2 home win against Staverton Sports.
Will Billett and Alex Woodley both scored twice.
U16 Green Division
WORTON & Cheverell moved a point clear at the top following their 5-1 win at Trowbridge Town Youth, for whom Jordan Lawrence scored.
U17/18 Blue Division
TROWBRIDGE Town Youth celebrated their first win of the season after a 7-0 victory against Mere FC.
Goals came from Nick Vanderpump, Jake Samuel, Dan Plank, Kyal Matthews and a hat-trick from Elliott Hughes.
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He might be an outgoing congressmen but I'd -- when he moves around in this press -- behind me he attracts a crowd.
I'll probably because they news coming up with -- but I I somehow doubt that.
Outgoing Ohio -- -- -- -- -- do right now.
And then congress -- you're among those who says we shouldn't hide from us from our spending we didn't raise it because it's been money well spent -- that we should.
We should be doing more -- -- Well it all depends what you talk about spending money on spending money on wars -- spending money to going to Pakistan Yemen Somalia Iraq.
Afghanistan or Iran -- spending went and infrastructure yes making sure that America creates jobs yes spending money at tax cuts for people at the top.
Now spinning when and a trade deficit now so I'm not for spending money to -- anything I want to rebuild America I want it.
-- -- -- -- -- -- this idea rebuilding America congress and you and I and -- out on this issue before.
The clean the highway tolls -- taxes and excise taxes and and gasoline taxes you would think all roads would be they would go.
-- and yet it doesn't happen that way so maybe it's money well intended but I don't know whether we need our own little lockbox toolbox but it's not.
Apparently going -- the attention it's met.
For the private sector doesn't have the money to invest in the take 2.2 trillion dollars to bring our infrastructure -- let's say you're right didn't lose this thing this money in my.
It's not that did the money is being spent in a way that it shouldn't I don't Reagan I don't think it's going to the right noble.
We we need to have an investment in our infrastructure government.
Needs to spend money to rebuild.
Roads bridges water systems sources.
And in America.
And it creates millions of new job that's how we're gonna get America more billion dollars we have been created millions of -- -- if -- that money wasn't for infrastructure only a couple.
Not you know a few hundred billion.
Excuse me.
There there was money for infrastructure is only a fraction of the money that was in the stimulus -- -- for public employees who needed to keep on the payroll.
We need not just to prime the pump for the economy we need to bring America back what how it.
Building roads and bridges going to help laid off workers at -- you'd see our in the high tech community are those who had no.
Skills in this area.
Well actually a high tech is needed for design for engineering.
Of all these infrastructure products to 5000 dollar year -- the who got laid off.
-- what is he gonna do the rest of your room for that person in this economy yeah but it's not happening and you know what America has to regain the lead and high technology.
-- our trade laws have to be changed China is eating our lunch and I'm.
-- to -- you know the China.
In order for Boeing to get into the Chinese market.
Boeing had to give up some of its prototypes for newer aircraft it's -- are -- -- right broke don't you understand what part of we have -- -- to you know what -- -- understand you know well that we don't have any money.
I'll -- the part of broke I do understand.
Six trillion dollars.
Wasted on wars.
Either now or -- in the future for the -- to be present war.
I understand over trillion dollars in tax cuts -- to people -- -- cleaning up the money I understand -- 600 billion dollar trade deficit.
More than a third of which is with China and China doesn't have the same respect for democracy workers right human rights -- -- Do you think with the best habitats is that these people are -- up their own funerals.
I mean we're hearing clapping and singing and rejoicing about spending and doing more of it what when -- -- in this convention center.
That -- -- at a at a sync when Americans who wonder whether this spending has been worth it.
Are Americans too and -- and and there and they're -- -- think they're clueless and our no no no no no I think all Americans know that we are in an economic bind right now.
We have ten let's face we have ten million people I work so what's upset at senator -- surveyed say over spending was a waste of time.
Another 1052 asked him about what kind of spending we've got to go a little bit deeper and -- I don't know if you asked them was it worth it to go into Iran which affect Paul correct rather I think most Americans would say no way well.
-- Stipe let's award winning Nobel Prize winning economists say that what's gonna cost over three trillion dollars what are we doing with.
Our policy let's take care of things here at home if you started this asset of the American people should we take everything -- -- create jobs have health care for off.
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And I will say that and it's about our country and my name went over backwards Brandon what it was not returned -- favorite let's just want to know what.
With the -- -- this country are more important one congressman.
And I think come on really you have to admit that he left -- I don't even -- -- -- -- -- -- nailed you know what I don't look me.
He abandoned -- that.
Now high and self sufficient time and I'm proud to have served in the congress I have a job until January 2 -- and served aggressive liability we needed.
Ivan in the Democratic Party to keep pushing the curve to make sure.
That there's somebody who calls for jobs -- -- what was well thought you guys had a -- -- -- -- would never -- never wavered.
You've never done the politically expedient thing you've been an answer to your convictions.
Wrong convictions about -- But very dutifully agreed to a net profit up but not a -- congress to get fitted thank you.
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I only got this to someday give my Son who used one in Iraq.
I never really thought much of these, am primairily a Garand and black powder fan.
But this thing is really growing on me. Its a blast, and really accurate. I think I'm hooked on it.
Anyway, there was a fella there with some new fangled little portable computer / cell phone. He showed me a video on it for these Slide Fire Solutios, SSAR1,
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The Official Online RBS 6 Nations Store is open. The store has everything you need to get behind your team during the RBS 6 Nations, plus the store is now fully stocked with a much wider range of rugby merchandise.
Flanker Brown started every one of Scotland's matches during this year's RBS 6 Nations as they finished third in the table with two wins and three defeats.
Scotland face Ireland, who they beat 12-8 at home back in February, away first up next year before welcoming England to Murrayfield and then travelling to Rome to clash with Italy.
France then visit Murrayfield before Scotland round off the 2014 Championship with a trip to Wales and then go on the road to France for the start of the 2015 edition.
Scotland then face Wales and Italy at Murrayfield and England at Twickenham before closing with Ireland on home soil and Brown is already looking ahead to each Championship.
"Looking at the fixtures in their entirety every country has one Sunday match in each year. For us, both our home games next year will kick-off at 5pm on the Saturday," said Brown.
"We'll need to maximise our recovery time after our opening game in the 2014 Championship with a tight six-day turnaround but every country will face that scenario at some point over the two years, so that seems fair enough to me."


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Children are faced with numerous stressors. But why is coddling not the answer? A parent educator shows how we, as parents, can promote our youngsters' resiliency.
Self-Esteem, Resiliency Training, and Success
Parents, like Sandy's mom, often confuse resiliency training with the popular self-esteem movement. Although the two may appear to be similar on the surface, there are significant differences. Most self-esteem programs focus on getting children to feel good about themselves. They often encourage children to use positive affirmations ("I am graceful and strong") and self-awareness activities (such as looking into a mirror and identifying three things you like about yourself). The push for children to have high self-esteem is based on the belief that children who feel good about themselves will do well in life.
However, Reivich points out that self esteem and success don't necessarily go hand in hand. "Children won't succeed solely because they feel good about themselves," she says, adding that some people with very high self-esteem engage in antisocial, immoral and sometimes even criminal behavior. Resiliency research, on the other hand, supports the notion that children who do well in life will feel good about themselves. What parents should be doing is teaching children the skills they need to embrace life with all its bumps and hurdles.
"The goal," Reivich says, "is to identify and develop a child's unique strengths and skills. It is the mastery of skills and abilities that leads to positive feelings about oneself." When a child does well (works hard on a project; gets a good grade; is a good friend), he will feel good about himself. Reivich would rather parents focus their attention on helping children learn skills for doing well in life instead of supporting self-esteem slogans and activities.


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The Rainforest Alliance and Citi Foundation have hosted two Sustainable Value Chain Finance Workshops in order to establish a dialogue with agricultural value chain participants regarding ways to expand and improve the financing available for sustainable producers. In the second meeting of this group, held on January 30, 2012, the discussion was focused on risk mitigation in agricultural supply chains. Seventy-nine participants discussed the working hypothesis that adopting and certifying sustainable practices can reduce risk.
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The Chester High School boys' basketball team advanced to the Division V semifinals with two playoff wins last week over Weed and Modoc.
Chester, seeded fifth, opened with a 67-44 victory over 12th-seeded Modoc Feb. 23, and then went on the road to upset fourth-seeded Weed 64-57 in overtime last Saturday.
Last Saturday's game at Weed was postponed from Friday night due to the snowstorm.
Weed outscored Chester 16-14 in the first quarter, 13-11 in the second quarter and 11-10 in the third quarter, but then Chester outscored Weed 15-10 in the fourth quarter to tie the game at the end of regulation.
Chester coach Joe Gilmour said that prior to the fourth quarter, his players began settling on outside shots too much, so he encouraged them to take it to the hoop and attack the rim.
"The guys picked it up and were able to get to the basket," said Gilmour. "They started going right at them and made it happen."
Near the end of the game, a timekeeping error with the shot clock forced Chester to foul for possession, and Weed missed the first half of a 1-and-1.
Trailing by two points in the final seconds of the game, Chester missed a 3-pointer but captured the rebound, and Chad Durkin scored as time expired, putting the game into overtime.
In the extra period, Chester outplayed Weed 14-7 for the seven-point victory.
Durkin led the Volcanoes with 20 points, followed by Topher Taylor with 17, Cole Fanning with 13 and Jake Simms with 10.
Durkin also led with 22 rebounds and four blocks. Simms grabbed 10 rebounds, Fanning captured seven and Keith Wann caught six.
Taylor led with eight assists and Fanning nabbed three steals.
Three days earlier, the Volcanoes buried Modoc 67-44 in the opening round of the Northern Section playoffs.
After building a 35-23 lead at halftime, Chester was limited to six points in the third quarter, but then racked up 26 points through the final period.
As a team, the Volcanoes shot 60 percent from the floor. Durkin led the Volcanoes with 22 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks.
Fanning and Taylor totaled 12 and 10 points, respectively, while Simms scored eight and Harry Leseur drained seven.
Taylor distributed 18 assists, and Fanning and Taylor each claimed four steals.
The Chester Volcanoes go on the road today, March 2, to play top-seeded Trinity in the semifinals.
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On Jan. 17, the HC men's soccer team took another monumental step in the progression to establishing themselves as one of NAIA's most elite soccer programs.
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I've already checked that off my to-do list for 2012, as I do every year about 3 weeks before Jay follows suit.
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Zingerman's Mail Order has been nominated for a Luxist Award in the Best Online Gourmet Food category. The original Zingerman's Delicatessen was started in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1982 by Paul Saginaw and Ari Weinzweig. It offered a combination of specialty foods, traditional Jewish dishes, and a few sandwiches.
Over the years Zingerman's grew steadily, adding (among others) a bakery, a creamery, a couple of restaurants, and a mail order business to sell it all. Zingerman's Mail Order offers a little bit of everything, all wrapped up in personal touches like excellent customer service and a website that displays everything in charming artistic renditions of reality.
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Tiger Woods didn't like the way he warmed up on the range. What he produced on the golf course Friday left him with no complaints.
This Week in Golf -- Dec. 11-17
Steve Stricker, who is paired with Jerry Kelly, is the highest ranked player in the field at No.
Zach Johnson opens with 67 for lead at Sherwood
Zach Johnson is like most players at the World Challenge, not sure whether he's still playing in 2013 or if he's in the middle of the new wraparound season that officially started in October.
5 Things: Johnson bests Woods in playoff
After a season in which she made only five cuts in 14 events and finished 117th on the money list, Tiffany Joh regrouped to earn her LPGA card at Q-School; Yueer "Cindy" Feng misses by a shot; more news.
Tiger retains 2-stroke World Challenge lead
Tournament host Tiger Woods shot even- par 72 at blustery Sherwood Country Club on Saturday to retain his 2-stroke lead heading into the final round of the World Challenge.
Sport briefs | Semifinals set at Eddie Herr tournament
Egypt's Sandra Samir overcame a disappointing second set to roll past the United States' Sofia Kenin 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 in the Girls 18s division quarterfinals at the Eddie Herr International Junior Tennis Championships at IMG Academy.
Woods takes control with a 62 at Sherwood
Tiger Woods regained his putting touch at Sherwood Country Club as he fired a sizzling 10-under-par 62 to surge two strokes clear in Friday's second at the Northwestern Mutual World Challenge.
Sport Images of the Day: December 6, 2013
Each day, MailOnline's sports picture editor will select his favourite snaps from around the world in the past 24 hours.
Zach Johnson birdied four of the par 5s and shot a 5-under 67 to take a one-shot lead Thursday over Matt Kuchar in the World Challenge at Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Zach Johnson leads Northwestern Mutual World Challenge after Day 1
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. Zach Johnson birdied four of the par 5s and shot a 5-under 67 to take a one-shot lead Thursday over Matt Kuchar in the Northwestern Mutual World Challenge.
Frost delays World Challenge tee times one hour
The PGA Tour's new wraparound schedule hasn't thwarted the havoc that Mother Nature has wreaked on golf tournaments this year.
2013 Northwestern Mutual World Challenge
I wonder which is a greater achievement, winning a full field event like the Australian Open with a smattering of top players, or a small field event like this with only 18 players, albeit all top players? Tiger's tournament is back with a strong field that includes: Keegan Bradley, Jason Day, Jason Dufner, Jim Furyk, Bill Haas, Dustin Johnson, ... (more)
English replaces injured Snedeker in Shootout
Brandt Snedeker, the 2012 FedEx Cup Champion, has withdrawn from the Franklin Templeton Shootout due to injury and will be replaced by Harris English, a two-time winner on the Professional Golf Association Tour this year.
Hot Scott seeks to finish tour Down Under in style
World number two Adam Scott's victory lap of his home nation draws to a close this weekend, with the U.S. Masters champion bidding to win the Australian Open for a clean sweep of the country's three marquee tournaments.
Golf - Winning feeling revives Day's a
Australian Jason Day's drought-breaking win at the World Cup of Golf on Sunday has him knocking on the door of the world's top 10 and revived his goal of one day climbing to top spot.
Adam Scott says Jason Day is a big threat to his triple crown
With his ''Scotty Slam'' missing one piece, Adam Scott knows that completing the triple crown at this week's Australian Open is going to be far more difficult now that one of his main challengers, World Cup champion Jason Day, has made ''a very big move'' in his career.
Kiradech finishes fifth at World Cup of Golf - Indiatalkies.com
Melbourne, Nov 24: Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat cemented his growing reputation as a rising star by finishing equal fifth in the individual category of the $8 million World Cup of Golf here Sunday.
Jason Day Day leads World Cup by 1 stroke after 3 rounds
Australian Jason Day shot a 5-under 66 Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the World Cup at Royal Melbourne.
Day cards 66 to take lead at World Cup
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Amber Lyon, award-winning investigative journalist and filmmaker, joins Thom Hartmann. Something is happening in Anaheim, California – despite a complete blackout from the mainstreem media. Take a look at some of these pictures by award-winning investigative journalist Amber Lyons from Anaheim over the weekend. When we hear terms like militarized police – this is what comes to mind. Officers decked out in full military gear as though they're about to be deployed to Afghanistan. So what's behind this? Why are militarized police on patrol in Anaheim? Well – Sunday marked the ninth straight day that local citizens took to the streets to protest police brutality. Nine days after police shot an unarmed man – 25-year-old Manuel Diaz – in the back of the head killing him. Since that shooting…the streets of Anaheim have been the scene of mostly peaceful protests that have at times turned violent in response to heavy handed police crackdowns. Last week – this was the scene in Anaheim – as police in riot gear fired less lethal projectiles like bean bags and pepper balls indiscriminately into crowds of people. 24 people were arrested that night – storefront windows were smashed, and fires were started. And last night – as hundreds poured into the streets for a peaceful march and ceremony for Manuel Diaz – they were once again met with Anaheim police equipped with full military gear. Nine people were arrested on Sunday.


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text: Home Politics Is Eric Holder Really a Liability for Obama? When it comes to the attorney general, the definition of justice is in the eye of the beholder. By: David Swerdlick Posted: June 3 2013 3:54 PM 0 Attorney General Eric Holder (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) (The Root) -- Hypocrisy abounds when it comes to differing views of Attorney General Eric Holder. Liberals didn't seem to mind when Holder declined to prosecute New Black Panther Party members on charges that they'd menaced voters at a Philadelphia polling place in 2008 -- even though they'd surely have complained if the Justice Department had looked the other way while Tea Partiers dressed in tricorne hats had tried to do the same thing. Conservatives, meanwhile, recently joined the chorus of civil libertarians outraged over Holder's aggressive pursuit of reporters in leak investigations -- even though they'd have howled louder if they thought the Justice Department was leaving any stone unturned in its effort to ferret out national-security leaks in President Barack Obama's administration. When it comes to Holder, it seems, the definition of justice is in the eye of the beholder. But with tandem controversies still festering over Holder's top deputy casting too wide a net of subpoenas over the Associated Press's phone records -- and then Holder himself signing off on an affidavit that aggressively characterized a Fox News reporter as an "aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator" in a suspected State Department leak investigation -- I'd have to agree with The Root colleague Keli Goff's assessment that the media's increasing distrust of Holder bodes ill for President Barack Obama's administration. For instance, last week, as reported by Richard Prince in his Journal-isms column, three major organizations representing journalists of color have declined an invite to discuss the leak controversy with Holder, citing concerns that the First Amendment implications involved are too serious for an off-the-record discussion. And while some of the blame goes to the president's GOP opponents -- who never miss a chance to attack "whoever Barack Obama puts in there" -- this time it isn't all their fault. Holder's lack of dexterity when it comes to the politics of being a political appointee frequently seems to do his boss more harm than good. And the answer to the question of whether he's an asset or a liability in the administration -- asked with more frequency these days -- turns on what Obama, the media, the public and Holder himself see as his role. Consider the history: Back in Obama's first month in office, Holder immediately swerved out of his lane while giving a Black History Month speech, remarking that "in things racial we have always been and continue to be, in too many ways, essentially a nation of cowards." He had a valid point, but one that wasn't the brand-new attorney general's job to state -- especially since it stepped all over the conciliatory racial frame that his boss was trying to set. Page 1 of 4 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre