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Antarctic Ice Marathon Races
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Adventure marathoners and ultra athletes are always looking for the next big challenge. It could be a remote desert marathon, a high altitude mountain marathon or a jungle marathon. However, mainland Antarctica represents the last frontier, the final great wilderness to be conquered. And now adventure athletes like you can do it. Introducing the only footraces within the Antarctic Circle......
The Marathon
On November 20th, 2013, the ninth Antarctic Ice Marathon will take place at 80 Degrees South, just a few hundred miles from the South Pole at the foot of the Ellsworth Mountains.
This race presents a truly formidable and genuine Antarctic challenge with underfoot conditions comprising snow and ice throughout, an average windchill temperature of 20C, and the possibility of strong Katabatic winds to contend with. Furthermore, the event takes place at an altitude of 700 metres.
The Antarctic Ice Marathon is the only marathon run in the interior of the Antarctic and is organised by Polar Running Adventures, the organiser of the annual North Pole Marathon.
The five-day itinerary will see competitors fly by private jet from Punta Arenas, Chile, on November 19th to the marathon location at Union Glacier. A marked course of 42.2km (26.2 miles) will already have been prepared and snowmobile support, aid stations and medical personnel will be at hand for the duration of the race.
The Antarctic Ice Marathon is the southernmost marathon on earth and a unique opportunity to complete a marathon that is truly worthy of the seventh continent. Don't expect to run your quickest time, however, as winds can blow from the Pole at a steady 10-25 knots. Also, forget about penguins or crowds cheering you along the route - no penguins live this far south and you will have to rely upon yourself to push onward in the hushed, indomitable surroundings.
100Km Ultra Race
The Antarctic 100k ultra race will take place on November 22nd. Undoubtedly, the worlds coldest 100, this ultramarathon challenge is reserved for only the toughest of endurance athletes. The 100k (62.1 miles) distance will seem endless, run under a sun that never sets against the backdrop of hills, mountains and large expanses of ice. This race presents the only opportunity to complete a 100k event on the frozen continent and creates the prospect of a 100k Seven Continents Club for global ultra athletes.
Frozen Continent Half-Marathon
For those who prefer a half-marathon option, the White Continent Half-Marathon will also be run on the day of the Marathon race. This half-marathon is your opportunity to cover 21km (13.1 miles) on the 'white continent' and finish the southernmost half marathon on the planet.
Antarctic Mile
If you're a speedster, or simply don't want to run long distances, the Antarctic Mile is for you. This event is also ideal for partners, family or friends of marathon participants who want to travel to Antarctica but not run double digit miles! While the 4-minute barrier is unlikely to be broken, could 5 minutes be broken, or even 6 minutes, by the fastest competitor? The Antarctic Mile will take place on November 21st.
For the registration fee of 10,500, incredible value for the Antarctic, participants will be flown round-trip from Punta Arenas, Chile, to the Union Glacier camp in the interior of the Antarctic. Competitors will also receive accommodation and food for the entire five- day Antarctic trip and entry to their races of choice. Top class photos of each competitor in action will be distributed for personal use, as well as commemorative certificates, medals, t- shirts and patches.
Please note: Weather problems can result in flight re-scheduling and the expected five-day trip could be shortened or lengthened accordingly.
Mountain Climbing
It is also possible to combine your marathon trip with climbing Vinson Massif, the highest mountain in Antarctica. The Vinson climb would involve an additional two weeks in Antarctica, immediately after the marathon. There is a very substantial discount in combining these trips compared to registering for them as separate expeditions.
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Gamescom 2010: Hunted: The Demon's Forge Hands-On Preview - Co-Op Adventuring Written Sunday, August 29, 2010 By Dan Webb View author's profile | |
Last March, inXile's CEO, Brian Fargo, told us that the developer was looking to create one of the true great dungeon-crawlers with their early 2011 title, Hunted: Demon's Forge. After inexplicably slipping through our fingers at E3 this year, we managed to finally get some hands-on time with the title at this year's Gamescom to see whether it really had the legs to be a truly great dungeon-crawler. With little to no competition in this specific genre on consoles, inXile should be primed with a great opportunity. We kicked off our hands-on taking control of the meatier of the two main characters, Caddoc, as we played through the opening moments of the game with a co-op buddy who took hold of the spritely E'lara. After stopping for a moment to take in the sights of the epic vistas that surround our two on the surface of the planet Dyfed, we work our way through the basic controls before we enter our first arena. Incidentally, the game is designed in that way, with arena after arena standing between the pair and their road to victory. Not only do you learn how to aim, attack and recharge your mana - which simply requires you hit a batch of the blue crystals that litter the surface of Dyfed - in the opening moments, but after a short investigation of a key item of interest - the Death Stone - the two main characters can now speak to the dead, which becomes a source of various side quests along the way. The first arena looked to show off the strength of the battle charge, as a skeleton warrior sat on a turreted weapon that began to overwhelm us with fire, making it abundantly clear that ranged weapons were the way forward here. The battle charge is Hunted's way of keeping the co-op gameplay at the forefront of the proceedings, as it allows you to make one another's attacks a lot more powerful, adding all kinds of magic effects to them. A quick charge of E'lara later, with Caddoc keeping guard, and the barrage of electrically charged arrows was enough to clear the first stage of the arena, leaving just a frantic finish to be had. It was Caddoc's turn to shine here and taking up the reigns of the turret, we obliterate the undead skeleton army that starts to swarm out of a few of the arena's portals. A few carefully placed shots later with the large turret though and the portal spawning endless waves of foes were closed and it was time to move on. Moving into the swamp area, the players are greeted with the chance to partake in a side quest by talking to a sprit who offers clues to find a lost weapon that was lost in the area many years ago. After scouring the swamp area and seeing off the various beasts that attacked us, we came across the Axe of Delaine, a powerful unique weapon that's only usable by Cadddoc. It's clear from the opening moments of Hunted: Demon's Forge's combat scenarios that the game has been designed as a co-op experience from the ground up. From the off, if you don't work together and play to your character's strengths, you may come unstuck, after all, there is a reason why Caddoc and E'lara are a brawler and a ranged specialist respectively. "Co-op at a distance" was a line that inXile were keen to push back on its first showing way back in March and it definitely excelled on that front here, with both of us reviving one another from the other side of the level should we get downed and using a battle charge to add special abilities to one another's attacks - charging E'lara for instance means her ranged attacks will provide shock damage as well as normal damage. As long as you can see one another, then you can assist one another; that's the general mantra. Something that other co-op developers should really take note of. On the face of it, Hunted is your traditionally developed third-person Unreal driven game, but this time, you're trading bullets for arrows and Caddoc trades chainsaw-Lancers for a whole host of monstrous melee weapons. The melee combat unfortunately isn't very complex and so those controlling the testosterone fuelled Caddoc may find themselves button mashing in no time, which is hardly an enthralling experience. After you've mashed the light and heavy attack buttons a few times, you start to realise how shallow it really is. E'lara on the other hand, is a little more entertaining to get hold of, using the cover, plenty of magic and her bow - which locks on ever so slightly, when you use the iron-sight - to dispatch the undead armies. Being able to seamlessly switch characters with your partner at various intervals though will come as a welcome change, especially for those controlling Caddoc. I find it interesting that inXile are keen to label it a dungeon-crawler, when I was under the assumption that looting was a key ingredient of said genre. The inXile rep on hand did state that there were indeed many unique character specific items to collect along the way, but only being able to hold 2 of each weapon type makes it seem like it doesn't know what it wants to be. According to the rep on hand, there is now more character customisation woven into the game, which is fantastic news considering that a few months back it wasn't looking good for this aspect, so let's hope they truly assess the looting aspect and revamp that further. At present time, there isn't anything truly awe-inspiring about Hunted's combat, which inXile puts so much emphasis on, but we're still intrigued to see more of the exploration and puzzle aspects, something which is said to make up 30% of the overall game. That for us is still the title's unique selling point. The Gamescom 2010 demo gave us a brief look at the combat, but I fear on that alone, the title will be nothing more than a generic hack-n-slash title with a very rudimentary combo system. With huge sprawling environments though and plenty of puzzling, it could well be enough to make Hunted: Demon's Forge an essential purchase for early next year. With the competition it will have though during that release period, it's really got to deliver on those fronts or it could be destined to fall by the wayside. Hunted: Demon's Forge is scheduled for an early 2011 release. |


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One change was predictable: a proposal to allow patients who qualify for the program to grow their own marijuana. A home-grow provision would give immediate relief to patients suffering from the effects of chemotherapy and to people who are chronically or terminally ill, said the proposed bill's sponsor, Rep. Donald Wright, R-Moultonborough. He was also a co-sponsor of House Bill 573, which was signed into law by Gov. Maggie Hassan on July 23.
As it stands, patients will have to wait for a year or more for four regional dispensaries to be established before marijuana will be available.
Matt Simon of the Marijuana Policy Project said he hopes the department has a good start on rule making, and he expects a report when the Therapeutic Use of Cannabis Advisory Council holds its first meeting, Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Legislative Office Building.
"Certainly that became a controversial part of the bill this year, and no one wanted to sacrifice the entire bill and risk not passing anything," Simon said. "It made sense to bring it back as a stand-alone bill and see if it passes."
"I've had some conversations with law enforcement, and one thing was the bill allowed someone to purchase 2 ounces of marijuana every 10 days," Wright said. "That seems like it could be excessive, so we would draw that out to 30 days, like most other states."
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First Filed: Two weeks ago, House members were able to begin filing requests to draft bills, which signals the start of the 2014 session.
Rep. Renny Cushing, D-Hampton, filed the bill request. Cushing has long advocated eliminating the death penalty.
The death penalty statute was expanded to include murder committed during a home invasion after Kimberly Cates of Mont Vernon was murdered and her daughter badly injured by four teenagers who picked their home at random to kill whoever was inside.
Cushing opposes the death penalty even though his father, Robert Cushing, was gunned down by off-duty Hampton Police Officer Robert McLaughlin Jr. on June 1, 1988, when Cushing opened the door to his home.
About a decade ago, a bill to repeal the death penalty passed both the House and the Senate, but then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen vetoed it, and lawmakers failed to override the veto.
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Guertin told Lasky there are hospitals within 20 miles that are in the network that do offer full reproductive services for women. That would have to be Elliot Hospital in Manchester because the for-profit Parkland Medical Center in Derry is not in the network, and Catholic Medical Center in Manchester, which is of course Catholic and opposed to abortions, but is in the Pathway program.
He noted the North Country was able to have two hospitals originally outside the network included after political pressure was brought to bear.
"I hope you hear how frustrated as a group all senators are in this," said Sen. Andy Sandborn, R-Bedford. "We're all extremely disappointed."
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By Jamie Dupree
If Republicans are going to defund the Obama health law as part of a stop gap budget plan, they will have to find some Democrats to support that idea in the Senate; but a review of Democratic Senators finds few who might be inclined to join that GOP cause.
Think of it this way - only two of 200 broke ranks last Friday in the House to join Republicans in voting for a stop gap budget that targets the Obama health reform law.
That's only 1% of Democrats in the House; in the Senate, Republicans would need about 10% of the 54 Democrats to preserve provisions that block money for the health law.
That seems like an almost impossible task.
GOP lawmakers have focused mainly on Democrats in Red states who are up for re-election in 2014, but it's hard to see those numbers translating into votes against the signature legislative achievement of President Obama.
One name Republicans often float is that of Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana. But her words provide a much different conclusion.
"If I had to vote for the bill again, I would vote for it tomorrow," Landrieu said of the health law in an August appearance in her home state.
Other Republicans say Sen. Mark Begich of Alaska would be a prime candidate to go against the Obama health law. He laughed at that suggestion from reporters last week.
"If you think it's going to get repealed, whoever tells you that isn't giving you the truth," Begich said at a town hall meeting in Anchorage in August.
Both Landrieu and Begich are up for re-election in 2014. But their knees are not getting wobbly on the issue of Obamacare.
Frankly, it's hard to find any Democrat who might be open to voting to defund the Obama health law in the Senate, even when you look at the list of seats open in 2014.
Yes, polling shows the law is not popular, especially with Republicans and Independents.
But those same polls also routinely show that Democrats remain in favor of the plan.
One of the biggest GOP election targets next year is Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas - but his statements back in his home state show no hint of him backing away from the Obama health law.
"It actually is working in a lot of ways," Pryor said in an August interview with KARK-TV.
So, as the Senate begins debate on the health law on Monday, it may well be that Democrats will strip out the provisions blocking money for the Obama health law, and send the funding bill back to the House.
And even some stalwart opponents know the GOP is going uphill right now on the issue.
"I'm acknowledging we can't probably defeat or get rid of Obamacare," Sen Rand Paul (R-KY) said on Sunday at a meeting of Republicans in Michigan. "But by starting with our position of not funding it, maybe we get to a position where we make it less bad."
Stay tuned.
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-- -- that I defected tip of the day just about three weeks before Christmas and here's my tip for you this evening.
Take your calendar.
Right and every day of the Christmas season right down a nice thing that you're gonna do.
Could be volunteering donating giving an unexpected gift mentoring a child.
Anything right now be nice.
Money to charity.
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-- -- all the folks come -- and now you can do it ten of those things if you write it down.
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The Consensus Model is a broad-based model for regulation of advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) throughout the United States. The Model was developed by the APRN Consensus Work Group and the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) APRN Advisory Committee, with extensive input from APRN stakeholders. The Consensus Model addresses:
The Consensus Model defines four APRN roles:
Yes; the full name of the work is the Consensus Model for APRN Regulation: Licensure, Accreditation, Certification and Education.
The Consensus Model was created to establish standards for uniform APRN regulation across the country that:
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The target date for full implementation of the recommendations of the Consensus Model is by 2015.
AACN Certification Corporation has completed a study of practice and is in the process of developing new clinical nurse specialist exams that are in alignment with the population foci defined in the Consensus Model.
AACN Certification Corporation will launch three new clinical nurse specialist certification programs:
These new credentials will be awarded to those meeting the population-specific eligibility requirements and passing the corresponding exam.
Candidates must apply for the CCNS initial exam by December 31, 2014. Current CCNS certificants have three renewal options:
If you allow your CCNS certification to expire, you will need to meet the eligibility requirements for one of the new CNS exams (ACCNS-AG, ACCNS-N or ACCNS-P).
Eligible candidates for the ACCNS-AG exam must be educated in an adult-gerontology clinical nurse specialist graduate program that includes in-depth content and competencies to care for the entire adult population (young adults, older adults and the frail elderly) across the continuum from wellness through acute care. Education may be in a master's, postgraduate or doctorate program.
Eligible candidates for the ACCNS-N or ACCNS-P exams must be educated in a neonatal CNS or pediatric CNS graduate program that includes competencies across the continuum from wellness through acute care. Education may be in a master's, postgraduate or doctorate program.
Most states accept the CCNS credential for advanced practice licensure or designation. For a list of approved states, visit www.certcorp.org > CCNS Introduction. States that accept CCNS certification for advanced practice licensure are expected to also accept ACCNS-AG, ACCNS-N and ACCNS-P certification. We are actively communicating with those states that have not yet approved the CCNS certification program and expect to gain approval from all states prior to implementation of the Consensus Model.
States that currently recognize CCNS certification for advanced practice licensure should continue to do so; however, this will be a state-by-state decision. CNSs are encouraged to contact their board of nursing to find out what is being done to ensure continuation of their practice under the Consensus Model. The Consensus Model document states that, "Boards of nursing will institute a grandfathering* clause that will exempt those APRNs already practicing in the state from new eligibility requirements." *Grandfathering is a provision in a new law exempting those already in or a part of the existing system that is being regulated. When states adopt new eligibility requirements, currently practicing APRNs will be permitted to continue practicing within the state(s) of their current licensure.
No. While individual states may grandfather nurses currently working in the role making them exempt from new requirements, accreditation standards prohibit AACN Certification Corporation from grandfathering current certificants into the new credentials. Additional postgraduate education will most likely be required to become eligible to sit for one of the new ACCNS exams.
If you practice in a state that does not currently recognize the CNS role, we strongly urge you to contact the board of nursing to inquire as to their plans for implementation of the Consensus Model, which recognizes the CNS as an APRN role. To contact your state board, visit www.ncsbn.org/contactbon.htm.
The Consensus Model does not require or exclude the DNP as an entry-level degree option for APRNs.
CNSs will be required to be educated, and their competencies assessed via national certification exams, across the continuum from wellness through acute care in one of six population foci:
Adult-gerontology CNSs will be required to be educated to care for the entire adult population (young adults, older adults and the frail elderly). With the Consensus Model, education, certification, licensure and practice of an individual nurse must be congruent in terms of both role and population foci.
We recommend that you get certified as soon as possible. APRN certification eligibility requirements are based exclusively on educational preparation. You are more likely to be eligible to test under current criteria as opposed to the criteria defined under the Consensus Model. Identify the certification program that best aligns with your educational preparation and determine if you meet the exam eligibility requirements. If you do not meet current educational eligibility requirements, makeup coursework must be completed in a postgraduate or doctorate program.
"Acute care" was retained in the exam titles and credentials in order to help ensure protection of the most medically fragile patients by making it explicitly clear to employers, regulators and others that the credential-holder is qualified to care for both acutely ill and less-acute patients.
Yes. In 1999, AACN launched an acute and critical care advanced practice certification, the CCNS. The acronym CCNS was, in some cases, misinterpreted and approved by state boards of nursing as a critical care credential. However, CCNS has always been an acute and critical care certification program. The Consensus Model encompasses acute care, requiring that CNSs be educated, and their competencies assessed via national certification exams, across the continuum from wellness through acute care.
While it is not specifically called out in the Consensus Model, critical care falls under the larger umbrella of acute care. Acute care refers to the care provided to acutely ill patients. The term acute care, while sometimes misunderstood, does not apply to all hospitalized patients.
No. The umbrella of acute care, under which critical care falls, includes any environment in which patients have care requirements that include complex monitoring and therapies, high-intensity advanced practice nursing intervention and continuous vigilance within the full range of high-acuity care. Acutely ill patients may be found in areas such as emergency departments, progressive care units, critical care units, heart failure clinics — those at the higher end of the continuum of wellness to acute care. The term acutely ill refers more to the acuity of the patient, not a specific geographical area.
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A charioteer drives high across the sky on winter evenings, with a mother goat perched on his shoulder and her kids on his wrist -- the constellation Auriga. It's a bizarre bit of stellar imagery that's pretty much impossible to pick out -- the stars just don't seem to link up to make such a fanciful pattern. But the constellation is easy to find because it contains one of the brightest stars in the night sky -- a star with an interesting history of its own.
The star is Capella, the she-goat. The yellow-white star is in the northeast at nightfall, and high overhead around midnight. It's the sixth-brightest star system in the night sky, so it's hard to miss.
Its brightness and position in the night sky have made Capella an important star in many cultures.
An example is the ancient Mexican city of Monte Alban.
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The temple was built more than 2,000 years ago, and some of its structures align with the point on the horizon where Capella made its first dawn appearance. That appearance happened on one of the two days of the year when the Sun passed directly overhead -- dates that were vital to the city's ritual life. So Capella might have acted like a warning flag, alerting the city's leaders that the time for the year's most important ceremonies was at hand.
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Leatherhead booked their place in the FA Cup second qualifying round with a 2-1 win over Ryman Premier visitors Carshalton Athletic on Saturday.
Tanners fell behind to a goal scored midway through the first half but they bounced back with an equaliser from Tom Bradbrook, before Adam Burchell stabbed home a second half winner.
The visitors dominated the opening half hour with their quickfire interplay as they pushed forward.
Pelayo Pico Gomez, Luke Pigden and Mark Goodman all had shots just wide of the goal before Leatherhead could settle.
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Goalscorer: Carshalton Athletic's Steve Butterworth got the opening goal for the Robins, but it would eventually count for nothing SP79013
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-- -- columnist for the Washington Post has just filed a column echoing questions raised last week.
In the week.
I'll be exclusive reporting by -- Jennifer Griffin.
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius writes that the White House owes the American people some answers about the terror attack that killed four Americans in Ben Ghazi.
And why and and says that POs doesn't bail those answers before.
Tuesday's election.
-- now Michael Mukasey he served as that -- -- attorney general during the George W Bush Administration he's co chair of the Romney campaigns of law enforcement advisory group.
You're on the Casey welcome back to the program which is -- Good to be a million.
So this is this is interesting to see from David Ignatius saying that they need to answer this minivans are now couple of questions including why eight.
Why it.
We have folks who were who were there saying that request for back up.
Were denied.
By the CIA which the CIA denies and saying we also need to ask why the United States didn't send armed drones or other assistance.
To aid those who are under attack and -- Ghazi immediately your thoughts.
Negative we've got election coming up and there are two things the American people are entitled -- One is confidence and the other is honesty and so far we haven't we don't seem to have gotten you the one in connection with this horrible -- in the lead up to it.
They denied requests for protection that was testified to before congress instead of adding protection to our.
To our embassy and and and and to and to Libyan general it was denied notwithstanding that the British had been attacked the Red Cross have been attacked.
And then in the event itself.
They were requests for assistance.
When people were told to stand down.
And the CIA has said specifically that they never told anybody to stand down.
Secretary Panetta has said that he.
-- that he gave an order.
Directing the the armed forces not to not to enter the -- And yet the president has said that source claimed that as soon as the White House found out about it.
They directed that everything that could be done be done we saw.
Copies of messages that went to the White House while this was ongoing.
That made it clear that the the consulate was under attack that was organized attack.
And yet.
All we got.
In the in the in the aftermath.
Was this ridiculous cock and bull story about.
The video having had something to do it.
It was it was cynical to the point of of two.
Of of of insanity that even as that the president and the secretary of state stood there in the presence of the bodies of those four people she was talking about that video.
When everybody knew at the time that had nothing to do what.
Today we've got news some of this.
Tunisian man he he was arrested we knew that in connection with these attacks on our consulate in Libya.
And now we hear that he and another have been detained -- were detained at an airport in Turkey in the days after the attack.
And transferred it to Tunisian custody.
And US interrogators have not been able to interrogate the -- so we've made arrests.
They've been detained.
They haven't been interrogated and it does appear that we are now going to treat this as a law enforcement problem.
And not not necessarily as a terrorist attack -- terrorist problem where we would.
Responded bit differently as the former attorney general your thoughts on that.
Well this is a case of people who warm blinded by ideology.
Looking through an ideological lens and seeing a crime where everybody else sees terrorism a war.
The -- we've been told repeatedly that wars are over and the only people who don't know that other people who are fighting us.
For -- the war still on and so we continue to treat this as a law enforcement issue well when they treated as a war.
How will have a message you think it -- to those -- Who would like to attack us the -- that this -- -- -- from soup to nuts.
I think that.
The message it sends is that -- It is not -- -- dangerous to be an enemy at the United States.
That if you attack the United States United States will turned a blind guy and pretend that it hasn't happened.
And if it has happened we'll pretend that it is simply a crime -- not a war that's.
That's what's being done here.
-- -- The -- the lead up to this move the event itself.
And the stories afterwards.
-- show.
A lack of both competence and honesty.
And he obviously you know as a as a criminal lawyer that and a trial.
A defendant has a right not to testify and the jury can't -- any inference against it.
But we don't have a Fifth Amendment in politics.
And it's shocking to think that the administration.
Is willing to have that the jury which in this case is the American public.
-- all the negative references in the world.
-- and yet and yet not speak the truth.
-- you can only imagine what the truth must be like if they're willing to keep silent.
The fact that -- the facts are known the facts are simple.
They're known they're available the only thing that remains is to disclose them.
Final question they say the fog of war they say conflicting information they say General David Petraeus gave them.
Information and so today DNI the Director of National Intelligence.
That they relied on in speaking out the American people about a video initially why shouldn't we believe that say we've got some Intel problems.
But not an honesty problem from the administration.
That's nonsense on stilts.
There's no evidence whatsoever.
In fact the intelligence community gave that kind of information and it would have been no basis for it.
There -- cameras outside that consulate those cameras showed an attack there was never -- demonstration.
There was never anybody saying anything about a video.
That was a fabrication from the start.
General Casey thank you for being here we appreciate your perspective.
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The Brewster Summer Arts and Craft Festival will be held at Drummer Boy Park on Route 6A, in Brewster , MA on July 26, 27 & 28, 2013. Over 100 Juried Craftsmen and women will display and sell their American made works including Fine Jewelry, Original Watercolors, Fleece, Embroidery, Steam Punk Accessories, Fiber Arts, Blown Glass, Quilting, Oil Paintings, Wearable Art, Shell Craft, Ceramics, Tile,
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{sigh} Well, YES I can really do this. Said goodbye to Mz MM yesterday. The event was HARD....making the choice was HARDER....the days leading up to the actual event were the HARDEST. As it was when I had to put down my dearly beloved horse, after-the-fact was not as bad. It's done. God reminded me of several reasons to be glad in this choice. She truly was a character and lovable but...she surely WAS high-maintenance. And that's not good for me.
When Roan finally got the idea of what was going on, MM was in the trailer. She snorted and whinnnnnney and clomped around. Most active I've seen her in a while. After about a half hour, I let her go out into the pasture at large. She rushed to the south and didn't see her long-eared roomie. THAT got to me.
Oddly tho, she settled down OK. I was worried cuz there were no horses in the next door pasture at this time either. But... she's ok too. We're both ok. I'm still spreading the word that there is a free older horse to a good home. It will be very weird not to have SOMEONE out in that pasture!!! But, I'll get thru it.
Thanks for you're support in that hardest time...the days leading up to really doing this. Now it's done. Felt good to take down the barricades I'd put up to keep the donkey out from beneath the porch. Life will be easier, I think. That's the point.... But...I'll miss her anyway.
Oooooooooh, can I realllly do this?
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Posted 31 October 2011 - 04:44 PM
I thought about you so often yesterday! I checked in a few times but didn't want to say anything until you did. Throughout this difficult time, that I know you are having, I hope when things settle down, your life will become easier.
Giving out my first kissy right on your jaw.
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Posted 31 October 2011 - 08:05 PM
I'm glad it is one but so sorry you had to do it at all!!!!!! These are surely strange times we are living in!!!!!! I will pray for comfort for you both, my friend!
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i wanna buy a superslim ps3. can it be modified so i can play backup games?
i wanna buy a superslim ps3. can it be modified so i can play backup games?
I believe you would need a dongle to downgrade newer firmware consoles, but I'm not 100%, I'm sure somebody else will verify of correct me.
Newbie here, just trying to get some info on how to mod my PS3 to play my backup games...
I have the first original PS3 that came out, would anyone be able to tell me if i could mod it?... appreciate any help...
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Sinister - the old ps3 consoles are pretty easy to mod of all i know
1 You need to be on ofw 3.55 if you are lower u need to upgrade and if higher you need to downgrade
2 now from that ofw you can install a cfw 4.21 for ex witch allows you to install backup games managers (like multiman)
For both downgrade and then cfw you find tutorials on this site
Azrial - so there is no way to downgrade a superslim ps3 without a dongle, just with a .PUP?
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