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Suns send rookie Kendall Marshall to D-League
When the Phoenix Suns selected Kendall Marshall with the 13th pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, the hope was his pass-first mentality and basketball smarts would make an impact on the team.
They still might, but it's not going to be anytime soon.
The Suns have assigned the former North Carolina star to the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League. He'll be accompanied there by Suns Player Development Coordinator Lindsey Hunter.
The move was announced Thursday afternoon.
Marshall appeared in six games for the Suns and averaged 1.2 points to go along with 0.8 assists.
He saw his most significant action of the season in Wednesday's loss to the Pistons, where he played 16 minutes and scored seven points.
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SIAC announces 2010 Basketball Tournament Seedings
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The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference is proud to announce the men's and women's seedings for the 77th SIAC Basketball Tournament. The Clark Atlanta Panthers take the top seed in the men's pool after finishing with an overall record of 22-5 (19-5 in conference play). The Panthers are led by leading scorer Najee Lane (13.0 ppg) and sharp shooter David Brown, who leads the team in 3 point field goals made. Lane, who was a preseason All-SIAC selection, is the only returning starter from last year's team. The Panthers, who have a bye in the opening round, will be looking to win their first SIAC tournament title since 1965. Other teams receiving a bye in the men's bracket include the Tuskegee Golden Tigers, Claflin Panthers, and the Benedict Tigers.
In the women's field the Fort Valley State Lady Wildcats take the top seed with an impressive record of 26-1 (21-1 in conference play). The Lady Wildcats, who finished the regular season with 11 straight wins, currently rank number one in the NCAA South region and number eight in the nation according to the USA Today/ESPN coaches' poll. They are led by preseason conference player of the year Takesha Riggs, who leads the SIAC in steals (3.2/game), ranks third in assist (3.8/game), and sixth in scoring (15.5 ppg) as well as preseason All-SIAC selection Kendra Evans. As the top seed the Lady Wildcats will receive a bye in the opening round along with the Kentucky State Lady Thorobrettes, Benedict Lady Tigers, Tuskegee Lady Golden Tigers and LeMoyne-Owen Lady Magicians.
The 77th SIAC Basketball Tournament takes place March 2nd -6th in Atlanta, GA at Frank L. Forbes arena, located on the campus of Morehouse College. In addition to the games, this year's tournament will feature additional events throughout the week including a college fair, cheerleading/dance competition, and a post-game concert featuring recording artists Travis Porter on Friday night. Additional events include a sports business symposium featuring sports columnist William C. Rhoden and others as well as a live simulcast with V103's Greg Street and DJ Infamous during Saturday's championship games.
Below is a preview of the opening round games taking place Tuesday, March 2nd:
9 a.m. - #8 Stillman vs. #9 Paine (season series tied 1-1): The Lady Tigers have won 2 straight heading into tournament play led by Alicia Young, who leads the team in scoring. Paine will be led by Areyal Leadette, the team's leader in scoring (10.5 ppg) and rebounding (8.5 rpg). Winner will face top seed Fort Valley State in the quarterfinal round.
11 a.m. - #7 Albany State vs. #10 Claflin (season series tied 1-1): The Lady Panthers will look to upset the Lady Rams behind the SIAC's third leading scorer Ashley Sorrell-Gibson (15.5 ppg) and second leading rebounder Lashaundra Barron (9.0 rpg). Albany State comes in as one of the better defensive teams in the conference (4th in scoring defense). Winner will face #2 seed Kentucky State in quarterfinal round.
1 p.m. - #6 Lane vs. #11 Clark Atlanta (season series tied 1-1): The Lady Panthers will look to draw inspiration from playing in their own backyard in an effort to make their second consecutive appearance in the tournament championship game. SIAC leading scorer Veronica Jackson (19.7 ppg), who scored 25 points in the last meeting against CAU, has put up big numbers all year and should be a legit candidate for conference player of the year. Winner will face #3 seed Benedict in the quarterfinal round.
3 p.m. - #8 LeMoyne-Owen vs. #9 Kentucky State (season series tied 1-1): The Magicians feature three of the top 20 scorers in the SIAC in LaDarius Johnson (4th, 16.2 ppg), Maurice Mickens (9th, 13.8 ppg), and Taurean Moy (17th, 13.0 ppg). Kentucky State, winners of three straight, look to carry that momentum into postseason play. Winner will face top seed Clark Atlanta in the quarterfinal round.
5 p.m. - #5 Stillman vs. #12 Morehouse (SC leads season series 2-0): This will be a battle of the conference's top two scorers in Lajay Sears (Stillman) and Jelani Figures (Morehouse). The Maroon Tigers hope that playing on their home floor will help in their efforts to pull off an upset. Winner will face #4 seed Claflin in the quarterfinal round.
7 p.m. - #6 Lane vs. #11 Fort Valley State (LC leads season series 2-0): The Dragons come in looking to make a second consecutive appearance in the championship game. Fort Valley State will be looking for an upset bid behind sharp shooters Randy Graham and Jeremy Sledge. Winner will face #3 seed Tuskegee in the quarterfinal round.
9 p.m. - #7 Albany State vs. #10 Paine (ASU leads season series 2-0): Geno Green, one of the top scorers in the conference, will look to lead the Lions to their first victory over the Rams this season. Albany State, behind Coach Chris Cameron, will look to make some noise playing in their home state. Winner will face #2 seed Benedict in the quarterfinal round.
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Almost fifty short films were made from Dickensian sources before feature-length productions became the norm. This selection from those which still exist includes the first version of the oft-filmed A Christmas Carol, notable for its dissolves and early use of captions. Though D.W. Griffith continually expressed his debt to Dickens, the impressive version of The Cricket on the Hearth featured here is his only direct adaptation, though Brutality shows the reforming effect of Dickens' works.
Scrooge; or Marley's Ghost (Walter Booth and R.W. Paul \ UK 1901 \ 3 min.)
Oliver Twist (J. Stuart Blackton \ USA 1909 \ 9 min.)
Brutality (D.W. Griffith \ USA 1912 \ 15 min.)
A Christmas Carol (dir. unknown \ USA 1910 \ 10-17 min.)
The Old Curiosity Shop (Barry O'Neill \ USA 1911 \ 10 min.)
A Tale of Two Cities (William Humphrey \ USA 1911 \ 30 min.)
Nicholas Nickleby (George Nicholas \ USA 1912 \ 20 min.) Please note that the short film "Dotheboys Hall", scheduled to screen as a part of our Dickens Silent Shorts programme on Monday December 31 at 12:00 PM has been cancelled due to print availability.
William O'Meara has accompanied films for the Toronto International Film Festival, the Ottawa International Silent Film Festival, the National Gallery of Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum, the Goethe Institute, the Picolo Spoleto Festival (Charleston, South Carolina), Toronto Film Society, Cobourg Vintage Film Festival, Pacific Cinematheque (Vancouver), the Elora Festival, the Toronto Theatre Organ Society, and for the world's largest festival of silent films: Le Giornate del Cinema Muto (Pordenone, Italy). He was also the piano accompanist for Cinematheque Ontario screenings at Jackman Hall. William is also accompanist for many choirs in Toronto including Toronto Choral Society, Victoria Scholars and the choirs of St. Michael's Choir School.


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Leading Wireless, Voice and Data Provider Leverages Hedgehog Database Activity Monitoring and End User Accountability Software to Secure and Protect Sensitive Customer Data
SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 5, 2010 - Sentrigo, Inc., the innovator in database security software, today announced that Pelephone Communications, a leading mobile operator and telecommunications provider in Israel has deployed its Hedgehog Enterprise and Hedgehog IDentifier software solutions to protect and secure the sensitive information stored in its databases. Sentrigo's comprehensive database security technology protects the high volume of sensitive data stored in Pelephone's database, ensuring that the personal data of its customer base is safe from unauthorized access and exposure. The transaction was facilitated by One1, Sentrigo's exclusive distributor in Israel, including evaluation support, implementation consulting, procurement and deployment at Pelephone.
Sentrigo's Hedgehog Enterprise detects potential malicious activity in real-time and terminates sessions of any "suspicious" users accessing the databases. In addition, Hedgehog IDentifier provides complete end-user accountability on all databases, even if a pooled connection has been used or the activity originated from a privileged user. The system also provides comprehensive reporting, allowing auditing of any unusual activity in the databases for compliance purposes.
"The importance and sensitivity of the data stored in our databases led us to conduct a thorough review of the leading security tools currently available on the market," said Sharon Alalouf, director of software development and infrastructure department in Pelephone's Engineering Division. "Sentrigo solutions best met our needs by providing maximum security and consistent protection for our databases and seamlessly integrated with our existing security products and other infrastructure systems. We have been particularly impressed with how quickly we were able to implement the technology, its ease of use, and the flexible implementation of our security policies. I believe that this solution will provide us with the most effective and appropriate security against the threats that enterprises are facing today."
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- Release Date: Mar 5, 2013
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Apr 25, 2013Pros: 1) Combat animation & style. 2) Great graphics on PC 3) Really good stealth! 4) Story is satisfying, could have been better! 5) Interesting puzzles!
Cons: 1) Storytelling is not great!
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May 24, 2013Amazing game! Epic story, good graphics, perfect cinematics.... The only problem is the game is too short, but i belive they start right the new lara croft.
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Mar 22, 2013Absolutely amazing! This game is so engaging and I could not put down my controller for hours and hours. Interesting story, fine combat mechanics, exciting adventures! The game has much to do even after the main story. Revisiting areas with new gears and find collectibles. Watching how Lara change and grow throughout the game is also very intriguing. Buy it.
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Apr 21, 2013I came here to give Tomb Raider 2013 a score of 10. I've done this. Tomb Raider has great voice acting, great graphics, great environments, great story, great characters, great multiplayer. great gameplay. I've been playing games all my life. I know games. Trust me. Buy this. You will not regret it.
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Mar 9, 2013The graphics are un-god-damn-believable. It's fully decked out for PC and then ported to console, not the other way around. Every frame of this game is a work of art. It's an adventure and not a blood fest. Open world. Love it.
Mar 5, 2013This is one of those games where you get so involved with the character and with the visuals surrounding it. The story line is amazing the sound effect are awesome. The multiplayer is even not that bad I actually enjoyed playing a litle bit of it. I think this is one of my favorite so far this year.
Jun 18, 2013I really enjoyed this game. It is a true come back of Lara Croft. And it is better than recently productions. I always wanted Tomb Raider to be like this. More realistic, more dramatic. Gameplay is really good. Plot is someway good and crazy. Collectibles are nice and graphics and music are amazing. I had a good time with this game and every Lara fan will like it too.
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Mar 5, 2013Looks like GOTY just got sown up.. this is art.. this is movie and game become one. This is what we wanted and NEEDED after a lackluster and disappointing start to 2013. I love it. and cannot get enough. Awesome.
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Oct 6, 2013A well needed reboot, this game delivers a fantastic story and great game play with some amazing visuals thrown in. One of my favorite games of 2013.
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Mar 20, 2013This game is frankly amazing. Don't even bother with Uncharted. This game is Uncharted with a fresh new take. I was skeptical at first but found out how much I loved it within the first couple hours. Finally a reboot done right.
Mar 6, 2013The game is fantastic. I feel really sorry for Lara! I love TR Legend, Anniversary and Underworld and i Love this Lara! It shows her fragile part! I give it a perfect 10!
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Jun 21, 2013A reboot that's done right. It's an emotional experience that has already taught me some lessons through this heroic tale of a brave, young woman. It's gore is a little too over-done for my personal tastes and the game doesn't go quite smoothly especially at the Quick Time Events. The controls are excellent though but you still might want to use a controller.
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Jul 3, 2013Thanks Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix for this. Amazing pc version with stunning directx 11 and good optimization. Ambient and voice actors are amazing. Played this for 6 hours, story and that island are really interesting. Lara is so nice of course. Happy to play such games.
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May 2, 2013It's highly recommended that you find all relics, hidden tombs and special challenge items before the last big fight, as it will make your character stronger! Definitely a great game, take your time with it.
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Sep 13, 2013This game evolved Lara Croft in a way I never imagined. gone are the big boobs and ass but in its place Is something much more mature and intriguing. In a world where developers are dumbing down games for the average casual gamer, crystal dynamics have gone above and beyond and its really paid off...big time! congratulations on a truly epic game!
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Nov 8, 2013This is the Tomb Raider that fans expected to see.The extraordinary graphics and the wonderful,intense and captivating gameplay are just a part of the features which makes this thing "A must buy game".
Mar 6, 2013I enjoyed this game immensely. I am a long time Tomb Raider fan and I thought this game was a well needed breath of fresh air. I think Lara has earned back her treasure hunting crown from Nathan Drake (not bashing uncharted, love those games too) as there is plenty to see and explore in Tomb Raider, even after the story ends. Looks amazing on PC, excellent port by nixxes.
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Mar 22, 2013This is the best game out in 2013 so far, graphics, story, combat, sound everything is AAA quality and the new TressFx was just lovely and i didn't have any performance issues(on ultra settings-on a amd build pc). I went all out woke up in the morning and i just couldn't leave until the game finished.
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Mar 15, 2013Welcome back Tomb Raider, it looks amazing and the story is really good. Ever expanding no doubt with DLC but will be worth it. They have put a lot of effort into the game and it shows, a very fun and expansive story.
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Apr 28, 2013Great platforming and action sequences and an ok story. Very polished game, pc version has some of the best graphics to date. Took a point off for some annoying overuse of quick time events and some awkward cutscenes of lara getting beaten up too frequently
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May 14, 2013Great graphics (especially for a port) and engaging gameplay. The campaign is memorable but the multiplayer is more-of-the-same. In any case, it's worth every penny for the campaign alone (I played it 3 times, 40h+ in total). You shouldn't pass 2 thumbs up!
May 26, 2013Tomb Raider is just as epic as we expected it to be. And adventure filled with endless fun, it is an incredibly well made reboot that has easily managed to leave Uncharted in the past.
Apr 21, 2013Tomb Raider is a superb action adventure! I never expected to be this impressed by it but it is a very well made and balanced 3rd person action title. I really think i prefer this to Uncharted as well it has a more serious and dramatic tone to it. The atmosphere the game creates really sucks you in and leaves you in awe at every cut scene especially on PC. Well worth everyone's money.
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May 2, 2013Could have been a better game without the awful QTEs and the out-of-place regenerative health system. But the great plot, breath-taking scenarios, and the outstanding acting of Camilla Luddington can make this game worth your money.
May 10, 2013Modernized Tomb Raider is almost flawless gem, it has great visuals and gameplay, only thing that bothered me was the predictiveness of the story at some points. Ultimately it is one of the best games of the year.
Apr 26, 2013Easily the best game of 2013 so far.
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Apr 6, 2013Awesome game and plots. Real challenges. Love the gameplay and graphics and found that I soon got very immersed in the game and really felt I was being hunted. My Game of the year. Beats Bioshock Infinite hands down and is the quality of Far Cry 3. This is a game worth the money whatever you pay for it.
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Mar 8, 2013I have no words that could describe the epic of new Tomb Raider. It cannot also be presents on any of the films or screens. You have to play it yourself! In my opinion, there is no team wchich is able to achieve that what Crystal Dynamics achieved. Yes, I have to say it loud the new Tomb Raider is the best game I've ever played
Mar 10, 2013I'm gonna keep it short and sweet, this game is fun, beautiful and a delight to play. I wasn't much of a Lara Croft fan in the past but this version has got a new fan. The developers should be rewarded for giving us a very good game. Go out and buy this game. Best thing is you can play it when you want not when the severs are working. Hint Hint Ea and Maxis
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Mar 5, 2013It is a very good game with likable characters in game like sam or new tomb. I have console version and pc if you have nvidia card mine is 550 ti) you can get high settings and good frame rate when turning of tessellation,high precise, normal for ssao and depth of field. Overal you should buy Tomb raider on both platform
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Apr 16, 2013I didn't expect much to be honest, with the quick time events and the awkward story. But it surprised me in every way. The quick time events just fitted perfect, even when it was in-combat events. The story was interesting and made you carry on for hours just to complete the whole story.
Apr 22, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
May 11, 2013We all know that Lara Croft is one of the most iconic characters in video games. And truth be told, Tomb Raide has always been my favorite gaming franchise of all time. However, now Crystal Dynamics has injected a more stellar energy to its veins. Tomb Raider is much bigger, better, more intense and spectacular. It is the Tomb Raider like you' have never seen before!
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Apr 11, 2013The Game gives Everything you could want from an archeological adventure game. The Story was nice. The Gameplay and it is also graphically stunning... The ending was a bit weak but still it is worth the journey.... Great job Crystal dynamics Go on making good games..
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Jun 10, 2013The new incarnation of the iconic Lara Craft might very well be one of the best games out there right now. [April 2013]
Mar 30, 2013Everything you could want from an archeological adventure, except having to press six keys to mantle. [Apr 2013, p.80]
Mar 19, 2013While not every promising idea Tomb Raider has is pulled off successfully, it nevertheless turns in a tense and memorable ride that combines modern game design with its forebears' adventurous spirit in some exciting ways. Some of its missteps may well come at the cost of your enjoyment, but most can't hope to hurt the adventure in the long run. Although it never fully finds its identity, this is a game and a story worth seeing through.


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LAKE DON PEDRO Guide Rick Frisk of the Fishermen's Friend in Lodi reported that trollers working close to the shoreline are finding a good bite for planter trout using ExCels, Needlefish or Speedy Shiners. The fish are oriented toward both the surface, but fast-trolling lead core at depths to 6 colors is a option. Frisk said Middle Bay and near the dam are the top areas. Look for birds as sign there are trout below the surface. Bass fishing is slow, and the top techniques remain working ½- to ¾-ounce Berserk Junior Special or Purple Hornet jigs in tandem with a Yamamoto cinnamon/purple flake twin-tailed Huli Grub at 70 feet. A slow presentation is necessary with all baits. A few quality fish are landed on umbrella rigs dragged slowly across the bottom. Live minnows are working for both bass and crappie. Call: Monte Smith (209) 581-4734; Danny Layne (209) 586-2383; Gary Vella (209) 652-7550; Bait Barn (209) 874-3011
McCLURE RESERVOIR With the extended cold spell, trout fishing is the best thing going; trollers are finding limits of rainbows at 20 to 40 feet on night crawlers behind flashers or Wedding Rings tipped with a night crawler behind a dodger in Temperance Creek or around the dam. Bank fishing is steady with night crawlers or Power Bait near McClure Point and Barrett's Cove. Warm water species have slowed significantly with the best action found in the deep water with jigs such Berserk Bait's Purple Hornet or Junior Special with a Yamamoto twin-tailed trailer in cinnamon/purple or umbrella rigs such as the Berserk with Mad Shad Light Holographic swimbaits or the ABT Multi-Rig with K-Tech rainbow trout swimbaits. An absolute "dead stick" presentation is necessary. Call: A-1 Bait (209) 563-6505; Bub Tosh (209) 404-0053
McSWAIN RESERVOIR Trout fishing is the only game in town, and bank anglers are picking up a few planted rainbows from the handicapped docks, the brush pile, or the points near the marina with Power Eggs, Power Baits or night crawlers. Trollers are scoring a few fish per rod with night crawlers behind a dodger or Wedding Rings tipped with a night crawler behind a dodger from the floating restrooms to the second fence line. Trout are planted every other week. Call: McSwain Marina (209) 378-2534
NEW MELONES RESERVOIR/ TULLOCH Guide Gary Burns put in limits of rainbows to 14 inches with the best action in Carson Cove with small night crawlers to 10 inches behind a Glitter Bug Teardrop Chrome Blade with a ¼-ounce weight. Burns said he had to "look around for the rainbows, so don't give up." Melanie Lewis of Glory Hole Sporting Goods in Angels Camp said recommended trolling the top 10 feet with shad-patterned Rapalas, Speed Traps, No. 3 Needlefish, ExCels, Kastmasters or Speedy Shiners. Rick Frisk of the Fishermen's Friend in Lodi confirmed good trout fishing in Carson Cove, Mormon Cove, the spillway, Glory Hole Cove and up the river arm. He said a variety of lures are working for fish hugging the shore. Bank fishermen are also scoring with rainbow or chartreuse/garlic Power Bait or Gulp! Eggs at Angels Cove, Glory Hole Cove, Black Bart or Tuttletown launch ramp. The bass bite is "fairly tough," but the Sonora Bass Anglers had a club tournament Saturday. Justin Rose and Josh Paris won it with a limit of 17.68 pounds, including a 10.2-pound largemouth taken on a jig. The swim bait bite is improving. Catfishing remains is fair on live minnows, frozen shad, mackerel and anchovies. Crappie fishing remains slow. Call: Glory Hole Sports (209) 736-4333; Monte Smith (209) 581-4734; Danny Layne (209) 586-2383; Sierra Sport Fishing (209) 599-2023
SAN LUIS RESERVOIR / O'NEILL FOREBAY Mickey Clements of Coyote Bait in Morgan Hill said the striper action is decent, especially in the shallows in Portuguese Cove. He recommended rip baits or lipless crankbaits. The bass are chasing shad into the shallows in the inlets. At the trash racks, anglers are dropping jumbo minnows or 1¾- to 2-ounce spoons in black/white or chartreuse/white at 80 to 100 feet for a few quality linesides. Trollers are pulling P-Line Predators, broken back Rebels, RatLTraps, swimbaits or Lucky Craft Pointer 128s near the trash racks. The cold weather has kept a lot of anglers off the lake. Guide Roger George fished the big lake on a tough bite for 10 fish, all released, in the usual 19- to 23-inch range. The bite is "definitely tougher" in the 52-degree water, he said. The Forebay is also slow, except around Check 12 when the water is pumping. Most anglers, standing shoulder to shoulder, are tossing blood worms, pile worms or jumbo minnows. Patrick Movey at the Fishermen's Warehouse in Fresno said RatLTraps or swimbaits are also good options. Call:; Coyote Bait and Tackle (408) 463-0711; Roger George's Guide service (559) 905-2954
DELTA Sturgeon and striper fishing has slowed to a crawl with freezing temperatures. The fish have not acclimated to the lower water temperatures during this record cold spell. There are two large sturgeon derbies in the coming weeks with the 7th Diamond Classic Catch and Release Sturgeon Derby out of Martinez is Jan. 26, and anglers should reserve their favorite bait. The Original Sturgeon Derby, aka "Super Bowl Sturgeon Derby," is Feb. 2-3. Go to www.foundationsportsmansclub.org for information. Call: Randy Pringle (209) 543-6260; Vella's Fishing Adventures (209) 521-0164; Mark Wilson (916) 682-1630; Intimidator Sport Fishing (916) 806-3030.
MONTEREY/SANTA CRUZ Chris Arcoleo of Chris's Landing in Monterey said his boats are coming back with 5-gallon buckets of dabs for each angler to go with 14 limits of crab both Saturday and Sunday. Anglers have been averaging 40 sand dabs each, and they are planning combination trips Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Call: Chris' Landing (831) 375-5951; Bayside Marine (831) 475-2173
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Appanoose County received at least 6.5 inches of snow and as much as 16 inches from the latest storm, depending on who you ask.
WeatherStreet.com reports as of Feb. 28 Appanoose County received anywhere from eight to 16 inches of snow. The same web site is predicting a 40 percent chance of rain or snow for this area for Monday and Monday night and 30 percent for Tuesday.
Iowa Weather Blog web site reports snow fall totals from Feb. 26-27 for cities in this area: Albia, 6.5 inches; Allerton, 8.8 inches; Centerville, 11 inches; Cincinnati, 6.5 inches; Corydon, 8 inches; Humeston, 6 inches; and Mystic, 8 inches.
The National Weather Service reports Appanoose County received between eight to more than 12 inches of snow for the period ending Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 1 p.m.
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Come work on Amazon S3 if you want to solve hard problems, work with smart people, and have fun.
Are you a tenacious, ambitious, self-starter with a passion for the cloud storage market? Amazon S3 is looking for people who excel in fast-paced, small-team environments. The Amazon Web Services business requires innovative thinking balanced with a strong customer and quality focus.
As an Amazon S3 Software Engineer you will be evolving the implementation of the dominant cloud storage platform on the Internet. We are solving challenging problems to allow our customers to easily and reliably access petabytes of durable storage. We're looking for rock-star developers to work on AJAX-based web applications that let customers access and manage their Amazon S3 storage with a point-and-click, web-based user interface. We're looking for experienced, senior engineers with experience with large, distributed systems to provide technical leadership across Amazon S3, from the API to the Storage subsystems. To apply, please email your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com or apply online.
As an Amazon S3 Technical Program Manager you will drive the next stage of growth for the service. Are you passionate about how cloud services are reshaping the technology industry? You will be working with the leadership team to define strategy and requirements, and leading development teams from design through delivery. This position involves regular communication with senior management on design decisions, status and risks. Cross-team coordination, project management and great communication skills are essential. To apply, please email your resume to email@example.com or apply online.
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Our preschool curriculum is designed for childern 1½ to 5 years old with different classes for every age group. There are no prerequisite skills for any of the preschool classes, class placement is based on your child's age.
The MEGA Tots, Tikes I and Tikes II classes are designed to improve dexterity, balance and agility using age appropriate activities and gymnastics skills on preschool sized equipment and mats.
Our Tots, Tike I and Tikes II curriculum is unique for each session during the year which not only taps into our childs imagination with themed lesson plans but also stresses different fundamental gymnastics basics throughout the year.
For your kindergarten age child, we have MEGA Kid Girls and Kid Boys which starts your gymnast using the full size equipment and teaches the gymnastics skills appropriate for their age group.
For all classes, children should wear athletic shorts and a t-shirt with no shoes/socks; girls may wear leotards.
MEGA Tots – 1½ to 2 years w/parent
This class is a wonderful bonding experience for you and your child! Parents help their toddlers along as they roll, jump and learn exercises that improve their coordination through basic gymnastic attivities. This class is a great way to introduce physical fitness in an entertaining setting.
Is your little one ready to attend class on their own just like the "big kids"? This class is the perfect solution for children who are always on the move. Your little tike will enjoy using our preschool sized balance beam, bars, rings and tumbling mats that are just the right size for young children. They will have fun exercising while improving their physical fitness and coordination.
MEGA Tikes II – 4 years
This class is the next step for the older Tike who is a "big kid" now. Tikes II classes continue teaching tumbling as well as basics to the bars, rings and beam on the preschool equipment while introducing skills that are suitable challenges for children 4 years old. Give your little boy or girl an excellent opportunity to develop coordination as well as beginning gymnastics skills in a fun, safe environment.
MEGA Kids Boys & Girls – 5 to 6 years
Does your child want to learn tumbling such as forward & backward rolls, handstands and cartwheels? Kindergarten aged gymnasts start using the full size equipment in this great introduction to gymnastics. MEGA Kid Girls classes learn Vault, Bars, Beam and Floor. MEGA Kid Boys classes learn Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings, Vault, P-Bars and Hi-Bars.
Gymnastics Classes – 6 years & up
Our Girls & Boys Gymnastics Classes are designed to provide children with an excellent opportunity to develop Basic through Advance gymnastics. Girls are taught skills on floor, beam, bars and vault. Boys are taught skills on floor, pommel horse, vault, rings, parallel bars and high bar. For class, boys should wear athletic shorts and a t-shirt with no shoes/socks; girls wear leotards.
The Basic & Introduction classes are designed for anyone new to gymnastics. Children then progress to the following classes at their own pace. Every session coaches evaluate when a gymnast is ready to move to the next class and notify the parents. Our staff and coaches will help parents decide which of the following classes new students should enroll:
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Does your son or daughter want to learn tumbling such as forward & backward rolls, handstands and cartwheels? This class will introduce your child to basic tumbling skills utilizing our spring floor and trampoline.
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Can your child do a back handspring? Our Flip Flop class teaches boys and girls who want to learn a standing back handspring. This is the perfect class to develop advanced gymnastics tumbling skills.
Can you do a round-off back handspring? Our Power Tumbling class teaches the next step for those who are ready for advanced tumbling. Students will work on tumbling connections such as round-off, back handspring, back tuck and front handspring, punch front. Students must be able to perform a connected round-off, back handspring before enrolling in this class.


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La Llorona (The Weeping Woman)
La Llorona is a prominent figure in Latin American story-telling traditions. There are many variations. An indigenous woman takes a Spaniard as her husband. She bears his children only to be jilted when he decides, for social reasons, to marry a newly-arrived Spanish woman. La Llorona is filled with such grief and rage that she drowns their children in the river. When she realizes what she has done, she drowns herself. La Llorona haunts the country-side (and sometimes urban areas) of Latin America, weeping and crying out for her children. Adults often tell this story to children in order to caution them from being out late at night lest she mistakes them for one of her own missing children. Many adults also fear for their own safety if she should come upon them alone at night.
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Sirena II
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Visitation (Vision Among Ruins)
Kok (Turtle)
Sirena III
Sirena IV
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Arboleda (Green Cathedral)
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Las Tres Hermanas
Bird Lady
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Deep Woods
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Thu, Apr 23, 2009 | 09:23 BST
BioShock 2 impressions swamp internet
The US bods have all gone live with their BioShock 2 previews, having been made to follow Gamespot, who's piece when live over the weekend.
Obviously, don't be retarded if you want to avoid spoilers. Hint: there are some in these articles.
- IGN video preview (after the break)
- IGN preview
- Kotaku preview
- Joystiq preview
- Destructoid preview
- Shacknews preview
Thanks, Johnny Cullen.
Fri, Dec 12, 2008 | 16:38 GMT
Home charges are "schoolboy error," says Eurogamer
Eurogamer's impressions of Home have gone live, and they're less than complimentary. Did you know you have to pay to create a "club" (guild)? We didn't. Snip:
You can probably forget about Clubs to be honest, since Sony is charging GBP 3.99 for the privilege of forming one. Not only that, but in the future – some time after 31st March 2009, according to the blurb – you'll be charged a monthly fee to keep your Club running. That's before you even consider the costs of setting up a club house and furnishing it with cool stuff.
We appreciate that Home is a completely free release, and that Sony needs to make money from it somehow. But charging for social features – especially charging fees on top of one-off payments – is a schoolboy error.
Read the full thing through the link. If you dare.
Wed, Apr 16, 2008 | 07:30 BST
VG247: New Playstation Store impressions
Impressions of the new PS Store now Firmware 2.30′s been released.
The first thing you notice is how lightning quick it is to log on to the new Store. No sooner has one of your five thumbs depressed the X button, the new interface appears with a huge banner on the left of the screen and 20 squares on the right detailing type of content, genre, and so on.
However, in stark contrast to the initial log-in, the squares themselves do take some time to fill up with little diagrams of a sportsman running which symbolises, you guessed it, sports games, a chequered flag for racing and so forth.
Just in case you don't know what an action or shooter game is, after you select an image the left half of the screen gives you some detailed information, such as the fact an FPS game means you shoot stuff and a Racer means you drive a car.
If waiting isn't your thing then don't click on one these symbols, as the list of games takes ages to arrive. And we mean ages. When we started writing this article we clicked on 'Latest' and the full list of icons still isn't in although we've now almost finished.
The top menu is split up into eight subsections listing everything from PSP games (nice addition) to Game Add-ons (another good idea) to We Recommend – which at the moment is just about every game on the Store you can buy.
Although the interface is a lot more user-friendly we still miss being able to search for stuff by name. The ability to search by title instead of trawling through three or four sub-menus and waiting around ten minutes to see if it appears would have been great.
Also, for those of you who couldn't wait to try out the Super Stardust HD add-on, although the Solo Game Pack was ready to download early this morning, the patch for SSHD needed to make the Game Pack work wasn't ready. However, the internet has just informed us that all is now well: you should be prompted for an update when you fire up the game, and it'll do the rest for you.
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Volunteers are at the very heart of Children's providing crucial support services that are vital to the hospital and the well-being of its patients. Each year, more than 500 Children's volunteers, ranging in ages from 13 to more than 90, donate their time and energy to support our mission to provide high quality comprehensive health care to children regardless of their ability to pay.
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This course introduces the structure, composition, and physical processes governing the terrestrial planets, including their formation and basic orbital properties. Topics include plate tectonics, earthquakes, seismic waves, rheology, impact cratering, gravity and magnetic fields, heat flux, thermal structure, mantle convection, deep interiors, planetary magnetism, and core dynamics. Suitable for majors and non-majors seeking general background in geophysics and planetary structure.
RES.12-000 Evolution of Physical Oceanography (MIT)
Evolution of Physical Oceanography was created to mark the career of Henry M. Stommel, the leading physical oceanographer of the 20th Century and a longtime MIT faculty member. The authors of the different chapters were asked to describe the evolution of their subject over the history of physical oceanography, and to provide a survey of the state-of-the-art of their subject as of 1980. Many of the chapters in this textbook are still up-to-date descriptions of active scientific fields, and all of
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In this Holiday Foods video clip, we learn about what people traditionally eat on Easter Sunday. One major food that is associated with Easter is eggs. Famous Fat Dave talks about the history of the egg and its connection to Easter. (3:47)
Haiti Poem: Ganthier by Kwame Dawes
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This is the last week of activity before the winter meetings begin on the ninth. GM's are seeing if they can get something done before the meetings or if it will have to wait.
Today, Monday, is the non-tender deadline whereby teams have to decide if they are willing to offer arbitration to their eligible players. Some players will be non-tendered but there may not be many decent starting pitchers or catchers among the non-tendered. The Jays biggest decision is whether to offer arbitration to JP Arencibia, I assume they will.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Covered California
Many families On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act. The law puts in place comprehensive health insurance reforms that will roll out over the next few years. The Affordable Care Act will protect consumers, make coverage more affordable, and expand health care access. Starting January 2014, most Americans will be required to have health insurance or pay a penalty.
California was the first state in the nation to enact legislation to start implementing the Affordable Care Act. It created Covered California, a marketplace where Californians can buy health coverage that cannot be denied or canceled if they are sick or have pre-existing health conditions. Starting January 2014, Californians will have access to quality health coverage through Covered California, with pre-enrollment commencing in October 2013.
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The Golden State's version of the federal Affordable Care Act has hit the ground running. Covered California has officially started open enrollment to provide affordable, high quality health care coverage to its citizens in an open marketplace. Californians who sign up in 2012, will start their health care coverage on January 1, 2013, although residents can sign up through March 31, 2014. Covered California is aimed at uninsured Californians, but anyone who is eligible can sign up. You can't be denied or penalized for a pre-existing condition. In addition, you could be eligible for federal subsidies to help pay premiums if your family qualifies for financial assistance. A majority of Californians who are happy with their current health insurance can keep the coverage they already have. Watch this Assembly Access video for more details. To enroll visit www.CoveredCA.com or call
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Speaker Pérez: California Assembly Wraps-Up Productive Legislative Year, Focused on Fiscal Responsibility and Increasing Prosperity
(Sacramento) – As the 2013 session of the California Legislature adjourned, Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) called the session a productive year where the Assembly remained focused on the values and priorities of the people of California. "We passed major bills on a variety of important topics this year, including the Middle Class Scholarship, health care expansion, and affordable housing for veterans," Speaker Pérez said. "The record shows that we were clearly focused on maintaining fiscal responsibility, increasing prosperity and opportunity, delivering effective, efficient services and investing in California's future." Here's more in this Assembly Access video.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Speaker John A. Pérez Statement on Passing On-Time, Balanced California Budget
(Sacramento) – Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on passing a balanced and on-time state budget:
"For the third year in a row, the Assembly has approved a balanced, on-time budget. Over the past three years, the work we have done has eliminated our structural deficit, balanced our books and increased our credit rating. The budget we have adopted today builds on that tremendous progress using the principles we outlined in the Blueprint for a Responsible budget: maintaining fiscal responsibility, strengthening the middle class and making government services more efficient and effective. We make crucial investments in the middle class, namely by repaying schools $2 billion in deferrals from previous years and by establishing the middle class scholarship to cut student fees by up to 40 percent at UCs and CSUs. And we take action to remove significant barriers to small business expansion and hiring.We expand healthcare coverage for more than one million Californians, and approve a new funding formula to put more money in the schools that need it most. This is a budget that reflects our principles of fiscal responsibility and opportunity for the middle class. It reflects the values of the people of California and the urgent challenges facing our state. I am grateful to my colleagues--especially Budget Chair Blumenfield, the Budget Sub Committee Chairs and our Assembly Conferees for their hard work in crafting a budget worthy of the people of California."
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Medi-Cal Expansion Bill by Speaker Pérez Approved
(Sacramento) - The California Legislature has approved a measure by Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) that will expand Medi-Cal coverage to more than 1 million low-income and uninsured Californians, a key element of implementing the Affordable Care Act. "With this bill we will help ensure California remains the nation's leader in health care reform, and provide more Californians with access to affordable, quality health care," Speaker Pérez said. AB 1X-1 now goes to Governor Jerry Brown for his signature.
Wednesday, 11 December 2013 12:25
Speaker John A. Pérez, Budget Chair Nancy Skinner Unveil Assembly Democrats' 2014-15 Blueprint for a Responsible BudgetSACRAMENTO – To ensure stability and expand opportunity in California, Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) and Assembly Budget Committee Chair Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) released the 2014 Blueprint for a…
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Thursday, 05 December 2013 15:06
Speaker John A. Pérez Statement on the Death of Nelson MandelaSACRMENTO – Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on the death of Nelson Mandela: "The world has lost one of the greatest crusaders for justice it…
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Speaker John A. Pérez Statement on Covered California Board's Decision Regarding Health Plan Policy RenewalsSACRAMENTO—Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on the decision by the board of Covered California today to maintain the current board policy for health plan renewals.…
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Speaker John A. Pérez Statement on Legislative Analyst's Office Report on California's Fiscal OutlookSACRAMENTO—Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on the Legislative Analyst's Office report published today on California's Fiscal Outlook for the 2014-2015 budget: "The numbers released today…
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Speaker John A. Pérez Statement on U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Opening in Silicon ValleySACRAMENTO – Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on the U.S Commerce Department announcing a new permanent location for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)…
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Speaker Pérez Statement on Attorney General Harris Shutting Down Imitation Covered California WebsitesSACRAMENTO—Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) released the following statement on California Attorney General Kamala Harris shutting down 10 websites that were imitating the state's health benefit exchange website, Covered…
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Assemblymember Bonta, Speaker Pérez & Senate President Pro Tempore Steinberg Encourage Californians to Support Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda Relief EffortsSACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Rob Bonta (D-Oakland), the first Filipino American elected to the California Legislature, held a joint press conference today with Senate President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) and…
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Speaker John A. Pérez Reflects on This Year's Legislative Victories for Veterans in Honor of Veterans DayLOS ANGELES - Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) will be speaking at the Cinco Puntos All Wars Memorial in Boyle Heights on Veterans Day, where he will honor the…
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Thursday, 10 October 2013 09:57
Governor Brown Signs Bill by Speaker Pérez Letting Voters Repurpose Existing Housing Bonds to Better Help VeteransSACRAMENTO – Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. today signed the Veterans Housing and Homeless Prevention Bond Act of 2014 by Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles), giving California voters in…
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Speaker Pérez Announces Select Committee on Justice Reinvestment to Find Solutions to California's Criminal Justice and Prison ChallengesSACRAMENTO—Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) today announced that the new Assembly Select Committee on Justice Reinvestment will hold the first in a series of hearings on Monday, October…
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Assemblymember Isadore Hall, III – AD 64
"Today's approval by the California Legislature to name the western span of the Bay Bridge the Willie L. Brown, Jr. Bridge is a fitting and worthy tribute to one of California's greatest public servants… Willie Brown personifies the California Dream: that with hard work, fearless determination and faith, anything can be accomplished. This designation is only a small token of respect and gratitude to one of California's greatest sons." -
Assemblymember Roger Dickinson – AD 7
"AB 169 will keep non-rostered, unsafe handguns out of the hands of people who don't have a legitimate and lawful reason to own them. By limiting the guns available for sale we can further protect our families and our communities from gun violence." -
Assemblymember Kevin Mullin – AD 22
"California is home to over one quarter of the immigrants who live in the United States. We have a civic obligation to ensure our laws adequately protect all people from exploitation and workplace retaliation based on immigration status." -
Assemblymember Luis Alejo – AD 30
"This year in his State of the Union address, President Obama called for a raise in the minimum wage as one way to build new ladders of opportunity into the middle class, but even with widespread support, Congress has not raised the minimum wage. Once again, California is leading the effort to rebuild our middle class." -
Assemblymember Cheryl R. Brown – AD 47
"Starting next month, millions of uninsured Californians will have access to affordable, quality healthcare through Covered California. Our state has worked very hard to implement the Affordable Care Act, and I'm looking forward to the 47th Assembly District taking advantage of this valuable opportunity because our District is in desperate need of affordable healthcare services." -
Assemblywoman Susan A. Bonilla – AD 14
"We can't delay our students' progress and their workforce readiness, just because we are not up to the challenge of facing a difficult obstacle." -
Assemblymember Adam Gray – AD 21
"I want to thank the Governor for his prudent spending decisions contained within his budget revision. I find it refreshing that the Governor is taking a long-term view of our budget and reducing debt." -
Assemblymember Marc Levine - AD 10
"The May Revision provides reason for cautious optimism. Revenues are up in the short term, but growth is not as fast as any of us would like. It is important that this budget continue to reflect our priorities… There is a lot of work ahead of us, but I believe this Budget will come to be seen as the light at the end of the economic tunnel." -
Assemblymember Nancy Skinner – AD 15
"The Governor's May Revise affirms that our state is out of deficit and on the way to economic recovery. With much healthier revenues, California is beginning to restore funding to our schools and community colleges."


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The Wilson College Athletic Department is proud to announce the "Athlete of the Week". Senior, Leigh Roche (Hanover, Pa./ New Oxford) was chosen as the Athlete of the Week based on her outstanding performance on the mound for the Wilson softball team. The senior earned her second NEAC pitcher of the week nod after turning in an outstanding performance for the Phoenix in their 3-0 victory over NEAC rival Penn State Harrisburg on Friday, April 27th. In seven innings, Roche struck out 11 batters, allowing only two hits. The win puts Roche at 13-1 for the season. She has helped the Phoenix finish the regular season undefeated at 20-0 in the NEAC South Division. For the season, Roche leads the NEAC with 124 strikeouts.
Congratulations, Leigh!