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The rise of 'digital storefronts', giant touchscreen store windows where customers can browse through a retailer's items with a single swipe of the arm.
Mars One says it is moving along with its plan to send four lucky Earthlings to colonize the Red Planet. The catch: They won't ever come back.
The Curiosity rover gives scientists the strongest evidence to date the environment on Mars could have supported life billions of years ago.
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CNN humor columnist Jarrett Bellini introduces us to this one dog in Charleston.
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NASA's Cassini spacecraft has provided your space distraction of the day: images of a swirling, six-sided weather feature on the surface of Saturn.
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A SpaceX rocket with a 7,000-pound communications satellite lifted off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, Tuesday after two earlier launch dates were scrubbed.
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Cyber Monday, the fake online-shopping holiday begun eight years ago, has many retailers offering discounts.
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Helen Marriage and her company, Artichoke, stage large-scale public art spectacles throughout the UK.
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In theory, Origami is simple: Take a sheet of paper, follow the dotted lines and without the use of scissors or glue, you've got a paper crane. It stands to reason that if you're good at following instructions, you're good at origami.
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tee hee! gold
What a game, and what a shirt!
pretty fucking great. your colour usage is flawless.
I can't tell you how much I love this. No Christmas, as a kid, was complete without me and the Buckeroo ad tag teaming my dads wallet.
'No akki, you can't have one...it's just plastic shit. Now play with your doll'
'but daaaaaaaad, I've been really good'
where was I?
oh yeah. 5$
geez, where do you come up with this stuff. Priceless
it looks great, but i have never heard of the game before, so its too obscure for my tastes. great for people who actually know what it is though.
looks good but no idea about the game although it looks like it could be fun
So, do I get anything for find that photo for you?? if it wins that is.
i dont know that game but sweet illo
even though i've never played this game (or even heard of it), i can still apreciate quality $5
but i can't spell appreciate
im the one that told u to put the game on the submission which means if it prints i get at least half
nice stuff
This is $5 stuff. I never had the game as a kid but I was very jealous of any of my friends who did.
$5 good stuff, unfamiliar with the game, but good:)
oh memories.... great games, great design
Hehhee...Funny. $5
Love it - takes me back to my childhood!!! $5
haha, good times!
Great deign, great drawing skills, great colour shceme. That's all I can say. Great.
this is not getting the attention it deserved. time for a pop up pirate fatheed
oooo pop up pirate would be good!
i would like this a lot more if i ever heard of this game.
i like it! 5$
dude! another 5!
sadly never heard of it too. still a sweet illo.
I love this game. And this sub.
Great style, clean lines and idea, never heard of the game and would never wear it, hence a 3. Sorry man, but great shirt im sure if it was for something like the oregon trail.
Haha - thanks FA. And thanks everyone else for your comments. I knew when I posted this that not too many people would be familiar with the game but you've said nice things about the illustration and that's important to me. Ta!
Don't know the game and I know many others don't either, but I'm sure it could sell out without a problem regardless. Nicely done.
Come On People! VOTE!!!!! $$$ FIVE DOLLARS $$$
Quality. Now I would wear this.
looks so good on the shirt. great design $5
Its a great illustration, but an even better concept. Such a shame it's not an international game.5.
I've heard of the game, but never played it...still great art, 5
Lol! $5
i've never heard of the game, but this shirt is amazing! now i want the shirt & game for christmas :)
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Jury hears interviews, calls Heckel suspect madeA man charged with killing a Hutchinson woman last year told investigators he had given them "85 percent of the truth," and if he told them anything more, it could implicate him.
Reno County jurors listened Monday to three interviews from August and September 2011 between investigators and 33-year-old Charles Christopher Logsdon, who is charged with first-degree murder in the June 14, 2011, shooting death of 27-year-old Jennifer Heckel. Monday was 10th day of Logsdon's trial before District Judge Trish Rose, who told jurors she expected the state would rest its case today. The state's final witness could be Logsdon's co-defendant, Billy Joe Craig Jr., who also is charged with first-degree murder. Earlier during the trial, prosecutors indicated Craig would testify, although he hasn't been called yet. Prosecutors contend the killing is a case of mistaken identity, alleging Logsdon, Craig, and a third, unidentified male were targeting 25-year-old methamphetamine dealer Kayla Salyer Rodriguez but instead killed Heckel when they entered the wrong home. Heckel's husband was working out of town at the time. Her 5-year-old son, who was in another room, alerted neighbors his mom was hurt. On Monday, jurors also saw text messages between Logsdon and Craig, and listened to about a half-dozen of the more than 400 phone calls Logsdon made from jail that were monitored by law enforcement. Officers testified some of Logsdon's statements in the phone calls contradict what he told investigators and others. And Jeff Newsum, senior special agent with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, testified Logsdon revealed more information about the crime each time investigators interviewed him. Logsdon interviews In an Aug. 31, 2011, interview with Newsum and Hutchinson Police Detective Dean Harcrow, Logsdon is informed Hutchinson residents Kylie Hartman, Matthew Barnes and Jason Casanova were charged with conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery. Newsum indicates it's "just a matter of time" before murder charges are filed. "The problem is, everyone is trying to implicate you in this," Newsum says in the interview. "I did not do this murder, man," Logsdon says. "None of you guys would normally do any of this," says Newsum, adding that he doesn't believe Logsdon was the "trigger person." "You're not a bad person. "You said whoever did this was a monster. That shows me you have a heart and soul." Newsum testified he wanted to earn Logsdon's trust and acknowledged investigators were trying to learn the other "15 percent" Logsdon had not disclosed. Logsdon repeatedly tells investigators he won't have anything to gain by revealing what Craig told him and says he doesn't want to "go to prison like that." He eventually gives investigators more details after Harcrow reminds him Craig "threw you under the bus." Logsdon told investigators Craig had counterfeit money he wanted him to give to local methamphetamine dealer Kayla Salyer Rodriguez. In the Aug. 31, 2011, interview and in a subsequent interview on Sept. 14, 2011, Logsdon tells investigators Craig said he was the driver, and it was a paid hit involving a $27,000 debt. Craig also told him Hartman, Casanova and Barnes were involved, Logsdon said. "That's how Billy cleared his debt - he was supposed to knock her," Logsdon said in the Sept. 14, 2011, interview. The life of Craig's daughter was threatened, so Craig "went in (the house) to make sure it was done because he didn't want to lose his daughter's life," Logsdon said. "(Craig) said it was his daughter's life or someone else's, and he chose someone else's," Logsdon told investigators. Logsdon acknowledged seeing Rodriguez before at Craig's residence with a large amount of ice meth and cash, and asks investigators why they didn't take anything from her then if they wanted to rob her. He also acknowledged getting angry at Karra "Kylie" Branton for having someone warn Rodriguez about a plan to rob her. He said he heard Barnes was the shooter, and Hartman and Casanova tore up the gun. Throughout the interviews, Logsdon maintains he wasn't involved in the murder. He tells investigators their case is based on "dopeheads trying to put something off on me" and Craig blaming him instead of owning up to what he did. He laughs when asking investigators how all of them - Craig, Casanova, Barnes, Hartman and himself - would've fit into Craig's Cadillac, which he said Craig used for the crime. "I can't take a fall for a crime I didn't commit," he told investigators in the August 2011 interview, adding that everyone implicating him was lying. "I'm scared for my life, man." Under cross-examination from Logsdon's attorney, Michael Brown, Newsum acknowledged that investigators never found anyone with a $27,000 debt, as Logsdon indicated. The conspiracy-to-commit-robbery charges against Hartman, Barnes and Casanova were dropped, as murder charges were filed against Logsdon and Craig in September 2011. Phone calls, messages In an Aug. 29, 2011, phone call from the Ford County jail, Logsdon mentioned the name of Heckel's son, which had not been released in the media or court documents, Hutchinson Police Lt. Martin Robertson testified Monday. Amid his Aug. 31, 2011, interview with investigators, Logsdon took a break and made a phone call to his then-girlfriend Ashley Sterns, Robertson said. "Billy keeps putting my name in this (expletive)," Logsdon tells Sterns in the call, which was played Monday in court. He also says he can't believe Sterns didn't tell investigators they were together on June 14, 2011. She says she told investigators they were together most of the time but couldn't remember that day, specifically. "Tell them again," Logsdon says. Sterns asks him in subsequent calls on Aug. 31, 2011, if he told investigators what Craig told him. She questions whether Barnes' fingerprints were found on evidence in the case. Logsdon says Craig admitted being the driver, and Craig said Hartman and Casanova "went in." Lt. Robertson testified Sterns told Logsdon, "Maybe you could say you didn't know what was going to happen," and Logsdon replied by saying he'd still be charged as an accessory. In a June 23, 2012, phone call to the mother of his children, Logsdon is asked why he was seen on a Ford County jail videotape on his knees - his cellmates have testified he was demonstrating how Heckel was shot. Logsdon replied by saying that's how he was arrested in Hastings, Neb. According to Lt. Robertson, Logsdon previously told others he was praying or didn't remember doing it. Jurors reviewed text messages Monday from a phone seized at Craig's residence and a phone seized from the room Logsdon and Sterns shared in Hastings, Neb. After 9 p.m. on the night of the murder, Craig received a message, allegedly from Logsdon, saying, "You ain't (expletive) but a liar," and adding that Craig is always coming up with new stories. Craig received a text message July 1, 2011, allegedly from Logsdon, informing him Logsdon already left town. A subsequent message that starts with, "This is Chris," tells Craig to take care and watch out for haters. "I'm never coming back to Hutch again," Logsdon tells Craig. *** On the Web ... Stay with hutchnews.com for daily updates on the trial. 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so did u take it warm, room temp, or chilled
It was on a dare. They bet I wouldn't do it. Bitches need to be put in their places and reminded who the fuck's their goddamn Commander.
so did u take it warm, room temp, or chilled
Not impressive you should have given yourself an enema with it
Warm since I did it within 15 seconds of it leaving my body. By the way, I'm not drinking diarhhea.
Well shit. Literally.
Also drinking piss on a dare is just a manipulation of either your pride or you need to be accepted. You might have seen it as an act that gained you respect, but nobody respects people that drink piss. Actually, the list of good that drinking piss can bring you is pretty short. If I dared somebody to drink piss I'd not only assume they had self-esteem issues, but I'd also know that they were pliable and easy to coerce.
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Salute to the man behind Chippenham's John Coles park (From The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald)
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THE legacy of former mayor and benefactor John Coles was commemorated on Thursday when a blue plaque saluting him was unveiled in the Chippenham park that bears his name.
Present mayor David Powell unveiled the plaque at a ceremony in the park, and he said he was delighted to be a part of the proceedings.
"It is absolutely wonderful to see the park honoured in this way," he said.
"When I started my year in office I was keen to make sure that alderman and former mayor John Coles was duly recognised for his service to the town and particularly for his legacy which allowed the borough council in 1921 to acquire land for the park. It gives me great pleasure to be involved in the unveiling of this blue plaque in conjunction with the Chippenham Civic Society, which recognises his great efforts and keeps John Coles' memory alive."
John Coles was born in 1842 and died in 1916 at his home, 25 Market Place, Chippenham.
He is buried at the London Road Cemetery.
Coles was a chemist, businessman and benefactor whose legacy enabled the purchase of 14 acres of land to create John Coles Park which first opened on May 23, 1923.
He was also an initiator and financier of the technical college in Cocklebury Road and for 21 years chairman of the governing body from its inception until his death.
Coles was also a county magistrate, councillor, alderman and three times mayor of Chippenham.
Roger Backway of the Chippenham Civic Society said: "The plaque is the latest in the continuing series of blue plaques in Chippenham erected by the society to commemorate important events, people and buildings in the history of the town."
Other blue plaques in the town include one on the front door of the Jubilee Building in the Market Place, as the building was erected to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887, and adjacent to the front door of the Angel Hotel, which was an important 18th century coaching inn on the busy London to Bristol route.
Adrian Jones, head of service delivery at the town council, said: "I am sure John Coles would appreciate the park as it is today, as we appreciate his legacy which enabled the park to be provided for the people of Chippen-ham.
"The plaque is in recognition of this."
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- India's economic growth over the last decade has been quite remarkable: real GDP growth was approximately 8% annually over that period, driven by a combination of rising investment as well as consumption demand and greater productivity growth.
- India will play an increasing role in the global economy as demand from a growing working-age population will continue to drive consumption demand. We estimate that over the next decade as this population earns, consumes and saves more, these factors could contribute about 4% annually to India's GDP.
- The country's demographic dividend will be substantial over the next couple of decades. India will add about 110 million workers to its labor force over that time, which is more than the U.S., China, Russia and Japan will add combined.
- Governance is going to be a critical challenge and has been over the past few years, and the way India resolves it would also affect its potential growth rates. A lot is being done, but it remains to be seen whether these changes will have a material impact on the economy's growth over time.


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text: The Gallery News The New Carrie 02 April 2012 Lauren Milligan Updated Thursday March 29, 9.07am: Another Monday, another weekend's worth of pictures of AnnaSophia Robb - the actress playing a young Carrie Bradshaw - from the set of The Carrie Diaries. This time, a typically Carrie look of sequinned dress and bright shoes was the highlight. SEE THE PICTURES HEREUpdated Monday March 26, 10.12am: The new Carrie Bradshaw, AnnaSophia Robb, has been filming in New York again this weekend - showing off an array of outfits that are precisely what we imagine Carrie would wear in the Eighties: her usual feminine colourful creations, turned up a notch. SEE THE LATEST PICTURES FROM THE SETUpdated Thursday March 22, 8.17am: Sarah Jessica Parker has written to AnnaSophia Robb - the young actress who will play her most famous character Carrie Bradshaw in The Carrie Diaries, a prequel to the Sex And The City franchise, set to be released later this year. SEE SJP'S STYLE IN PICTURES"She sent me a letter! I wrote her one back, too," Robb told Us Weekly earlier this week. "She was just very encouraging about it all. It was really cool!"Robb was pictured on set yesterday for the first time since being revealed as the new Carrie, filming with fellow actresses Ellen Wong, who plays Carrie's best friend Jill 'The Mouse' Thompson; and Stefania Owen, who plays Carrie's rebellious younger sister Dorrit.SEE THE FASHION ON THE SATC2 SETUpdated Tuesday February 28, 12.02pm: AnnaSophia Robb has been confirmed as the actress who will play the young Carrie Bradshaw in the highly-anticipated The Carrie Diaries - the prequel to Sex and the City - according to The Hollywood Reporter. The 18-year-old is best known for taking on the role of Violet Beauregarde in Tim Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and was recently cast as Wendy in a new film spin-off of Peter Pan, alongside Terence Stamp and Sean Bean. The new SATC-related television show will focus on Bradshaw's coming of age as a 16 and 17-year-old, from finding her first love to how she originally met Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda."So excited for #carriediaries!" Robb tweeted last night. "It was online before I even knew hahahaha oh technology." SEE SJP'S STYLE IN PICTURESUpdated Friday January 20, 3.16pm: Following months of speculation, The CW Network has confirmed that it is bringing Carrie Bradshaw back to television screens in a Sex and the City prequel series. Based on SATC creator Candace Bushnell's novel, The Carrie Diaries, the new show will go back to the Eighties to span Bradshaw's teenage high school years. Casting is yet to be confirmed, although Blake Lively, Miley Cyrus and Glee's Dianna Agron have all been linked to the role made famous by Sarah Jessica Parker. Amy B. Harris, who worked on the original HBO series, has been confirmed as the writer.SEE THE FASHION ON THE SATC2 SETUpdated Monday August 15, 9.28am:Is Sex And The City returning to our television screens? Rumours suggest that rather than another film, a return to the small screen is on the cards."Ultimately, Darren Star - the man who created the hit series - will have the overall say, but everyone is agreed a TV show is the direction they want to take the franchise in," a source told the Daily Mail. "Sarah Jessica Parker will be producing. She was worried about doing another film after the bad reaction to the SATC2 movie, but a TV show is definitely something she wants to happen."Plans were reportedly already at an advanced stage for a film about the early lives of Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha and Miranda - rumoured to be starring Blake Lively in the lead role - but it seems that will now be put on hold in favour of a SATC television return. Related Gallery Sex And The City Premiere


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text: Spotlight Events Director of Education, John Kostoff, was recently recognized by the University of Toronto, Mississauga for his service as a member of the Principal's Advisory Council. This council was responsible for post-secondary education in our community. John's role on the Council was to advance concerns regarding the transition from secondary school to university and for the need for a strong vibrant university in our community.At the annual Organizational Meeting of the Board, trustees re-acclaimed Mario Pascucci (R) as chair and elected Sharon Hobin (L) as vice chair.At the November 26 Board meeting, trustees unanimously approved the naming of the new athletic field at Cardinal Leger Secondary School in Brampton after former Premier William G. (Bill) Davis. Mr. Davis is seen above with Chair Mario Pascucci (L) and Director of Education John Kostoff accepting the Board's Catholic Award of Merit in 2009.On November 21, Iona Catholic Secondary School's bullying awareness committee known as S.T.O.P. (Students Against Prejudice Everywhere) invited their peers to show their commitment to stamping out bullying by adding their handprint to a red banner that will hang in the main foyer for the remainder of the school year.On November 14, students at St. Monica School participated in a Speed Stacking competition – helping to set the Guinness World Record of "Most People Sport Stacking at Multiple Locations in One Day"! All over the world schools took part in this event. This year over 500,000 people took part in breaking the record.The St. Marguerite d'Youville Secondary School community raised $15,000 this year through their Feast Day celebration which included a pilgrimage to the d'Youville parish, followed by a barbeque.On November 1, the St. Martin Secondary School Drumline team was invited to be a part of the opening ceremonies at the 2013 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto. To add to such an exciting day, Premier, Kathleen Wynne invited the St. Martin Drumline to take part in the debut of the "aMAZEing Food Journey" exhibit.On November 8, St. Angela Merici School was honoured to sing O'Canada at one of the inaugural hockey games for the Brampton Beasts. Over two hundred parents, students and staff, enthusiastically came out to the POWERADE Centre to cheer on Brampton's first professional hockey team.On November 8, WWII Veteran, Andrew Irvin, a member of the Royal Canadian Navy, spoke to students at St. Catherine of Siena School in Mississauga.The St. Marcellinus Secondary School Drumline, under the guidance of teacher Alexandra Zullo, performed as part of the Toronto Raptors' opening ceremonies at the Air Canada Centre on October 30.On October 30, Dufferin-Peel Catholic schools celebrated Child Care Workers and Early Childhood Educators Appreciation Day. Principal Fred Albi (left) from St. Josephine Bakhita School in Brampton recognized his six Designated Early Childhood Educators for their dedication and hard work in the school's Full-Day Kindergarten classrooms.On October 22, Dufferin-Peel graduate and newly ordained priest, Father Joshua Roldan (right), joined Priest in Residence Father Jim Roth (left), as guest presider for the weekly mass at the Catholic Education Centre. Father Roldan graduated from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Secondary School and was ordained last May. He is currently stationed at St. Francis Xavier parish.On October 17, a group of students from Cardinal Leger Secondary School took part in a virtual chat with the Premier of Ontario. The focus of the 'chat' was to discuss their career paths and the new Youth Jobs Strategy.On October 16, DPCDSB graduate and actress Mishael Morgan visited her alma mater St. Edmund Elementary School in Mississauga. Mishael reminisced with former St. Edmund principal Steve Palmateer and current principal Anna Maltby about catching the acting bug in the school's production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat". Mishael went on to graduate from St. Paul Secondary School and is currently playing the role of Hilary on the soap opera The Young and the Restless.On September 26, students and staff at St. Andrew School in Orangeville had an opportunity to remember Terry Fox and his courageous fight against cancer by participating in a walk/run/rollerblade and donating a 'Toonie for Terry'.On September 29, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board launched its 2013 United Way Campaign with one of its most popular United Way fundraisers, the annual Wilf Hartzenberg Walk/Run/Roll event. Over 300 Dufferin-Peel staff, family members and friends participated in the event.At the September 24 Board Meeting, trustees and staff participated in a Smudging Ceremony conducted by Larry McLeod, Anishinabe Elder, North Bay and Nancy Rowe-Henry, Traditional Practitioner, Mississaugas of the New Credit.At its September 9 Administration and Finance Committee Meeting, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board officially swore in its two new student trustees for the 2013-14 school year. Matthew MacNeil, a Grade 12 student at St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School in Brampton will represent students in the northern region of our district. Natasha Lizzi, a Grade 12 student at Iona Catholic Secondary School in Mississauga will represent students in the southern region.One of the ways that the school community at St. Elizabeth Seton School in Mississauga recognizes World Teachers' Day (Oct. 5) is through the presentation of embroidered cloths and wash basins to teachers during their annual Teacher Commissioning ceremony, as part of the school's Opening Mass.On September 19, Number 1 NBA Draft Pick and Brampton native Anthony Bennett (Cleveland Cavaliers forward) visited St. Josphine Bakhita School in Brampton. Addressing students in Grades 2-8, Bennett highlighted the importance of showing commitment and following your dreams.On September 3, Dufferin-Peel opened the doors to two new elementary schools in Brampton. Students and parents participated in the official ribbon cutting ceremony at St. Andre Bessette Elementary School located at 25 Riverstone Drive in Brampton. Trustees Select Chair and Vice Chair 04/12/2013 Incumbent Mario Pascucci was re-acclaimed as chair of the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board at the board's annual organizational meeting held on December 3. Sharon Hobin was elected vice-chair. Read More Naming of Leger Athletic Field 28/11/2013 At the November 26 meeting of the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, trustees unanimously approved the naming of the new athletic playing field to be built at Brampton's Cardinal Leger Secondary School, after the Honourable William G. (Bill) Davis. Read More Audit Committee Volunteer 11/11/2013 The Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board is seeking one volunteer community member with financial expertise and business knowledge to serve on its Audit Committee for a three (3) year term effective Feb. 3, 2014. Read More More News Events 11/11/2013 Calendar of Events in the Dufferin-Peel Catholic Community. Read More 2013 Christmas Concerts 25/11/2013 Read More


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Maddox is a 6-month-old male black Labrador retriever available for adoption through Animal Allies Humane Society in Duluth. He's an outgoing, happy-go-lucky puppy with lots of energy. Maddox is friendly and loves to play with tennis balls. He's reported to be house trained and used to being left in a crate while his humans are away from home. It's also said that he gets along well with kids and other dogs.
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Dec 10, 2013; 5:50 PM ET After a cold and tranquil next couple of days across Midwest and Northeast, snow will return this weekend. Bernie Rayno discusses the ingredients for another snowstorm.
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