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NYPD Blue: Love Hurts
Investigating the claims of a fellow cop who insists he was moonlighting when shot during a carjacking, Andy (Dennis Franz) and Danny (Rick Schroder) quickly learn that the victim was carrying on a high-maintenance double life. A holdup in a bodega run by a friend of Greg Medavoy (Gordon Clapp) leads to a potential crisis for Greg when he tries to cover up the existence of an unregistered gun. Later, Andy has his first serious run-in with new precinct skipper, Rodriguez (Esai Morales). And Diane (Kim Delaney) makes a date with the doctor who treated her late husband, Bobby Simone. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Muhammad Ali: King of the World
It is just possible that the made-for-TV biopic Muhammad Ali: King of the World was hastily pieced together to capitalize on the popular theatrical documentary When We Were Kings and the publicity attending the upcoming Will Smith movie vehicle Ali. Actually, the title of the TV film was something of a misnomer, since the story covers the formative days of Ali's career and fame, when he was still fighting under his given name Cassius Clay. Played by Terrence DaShon Howard, the young Clay slugs his way from poverty-stricken obscurity to the 1960 Olympics, garners both positive and negative publicity with his incessant self-worship and improvised rhymes, and proves that he is more than just talk when he defeats Sonny Liston (Steve Harris) in 1964. It is in fact at this point that the film draws to a close, with a few hints of what is to come manifested in an early meeting between the impressionable Clay and Islamic activist Malcolm X (Gary Dourdan). Based on the bestselling 1998 biography by David Renwick, Muhammad Ali: King of the World debuted January 10, 2000, on ABC. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Frequent Flyer
Jack Wagner stars in this made-for-TV drama as Nick Rawlings, a Dallas-based commercial airline pilot with (to say the very least) a well-populated private life. But bluntly, Nick is a serial bigamist, with one wife named Jobeth (Shelley Hack) in Dallas and another named Alison (Joan Severance) in Chicago--and a young fiancée named Miriam (Nicole Eggert) in Hawaii. Though he has managed to keep the various women in his life from finding out about one another via a sophisticated system of high-tech subterfuge, Nick's chickens start coming home to roost when Jobeth begins wondering about a bill for a $9000 anniversary present which she has never received. Though based on a true story, the film ends on a note of comic irony that would not be out of place in a Billy Wilder picture! Frequent Flyer first aired March 10, 1996 on ABC. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In the Line of Duty: Ambush in Waco
This made-for-television drama first aired on NBC and was made shortly after the tragic stand-off in Waco, Texas when a conflict between the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and a group of cultist led by charismatic leader and self-proclaimed messiah David Koresh turned into a bloody battle that left the believers' compound burned and many dead. Soon after the dust settled, investigations revealed that the bloodshed may have been unnecessary. Filmed on location, near Tulsa, Oklahoma, the film recounts events before, during and after the catastrophe. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The Anarchist Cookbook
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A so-called anarchist gets an unexpected crash-course in living on the edge in this independent comedy drama. Puck (Devon Gummersall) is a college dropout and self-styled political radical who lives with a handful of friends in an anarchist commune near Plano, TX. Puck's roommates and fellow semi-revolutionaries include aging hippie Johnny Red (John Savage), man-crazy feminist Karla (Gina Philips), DJ and ladies' man Sweeney (Johnny Whitworth), and cheerful mischief maker Double Dee (Steve Van Wormer). While Puck and his pals enjoy engaging in occasional acts of creative vandalism, their sense of anarchy is more a matter of personal choice than a genuine threat against the larger standing order. That begins to change when the mysterious Johnny Black (Dylan Bruno) ingratiates himself into the commune. Johnny Black's political agenda is significantly more aggressive than that of Puck and his friends, and his willingness to use violence to achieve his ends disturbs Puck, as Black not only takes control of the group, but adds guns, explosives, and sabotage to their formula. Puck also finds himself torn between his commitment to his ideals and his infatuation with Jody (Katherine Towne), whose sexual appetites run counter to her public reputation as a Christian and Young Republican organizer. Taking its title from William Powell's infamous book of the same name (which the author has since come to repudiate), The Anarchist Cookbook was the first feature film from writer and director Jordan Susman. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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road movie, a computer expert embezzles half a million dollars and races off to Reno to start anew. Unfortunately, en route, he picks up a pair of hitchers and ends up entangled with a crazed couple who commandeer his car and leave him alone in the desert to die. As soon as he can, he hits the road to get revenge and to find his money before they do. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The November 22, 1963, assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy shocked the nation and the world. The brisk investigation of that murder conducted under the guidance of Supreme Court Justice Earl Warren distressed many observers, even though subsequent careful investigations have been unable to find much fault with the conclusions his commission drew, the central one of which was that the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, acted alone. Instead of satisfying the public, one result of the Warren Commission Report was that an unimaginable number of plausible conspiracy theories were bruited about, and these have supported a sizeable publishing mini-industry ever since. In making this movie, director Oliver Stone had his pick of supposed or real investigative flaws to draw from and has constructed what some reviewers felt was one of the most compelling (and controversial) political detective thrillers ever to emerge from American cinema. Long before filming was completed, Stone was fending off heated accusations of artistic and historical irresponsibility, and these only intensified after the film was released. In the story, New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison (Kevin Costner) is convinced that there are some big flaws in the investigation of Oswald (Gary Oldman), and he sets out to recreate the events leading up to the assassination. Along the way, he stumbles across evidence that a great many people had reason to want to see the president killed, and he is convinced that some of them worked in concert to frame Oswald as the killer. Among the suspects are Lyndon Baines Johnson (the next president), the CIA, J. Edgar Hoover, and the Mafia. Over the course of gathering what he believes to be evidence of a conspiracy, Garrison unveils some of the grittier aspects of New Orleans society, focusing on the shady activities of local businessman Clay Shaw (Tommy Lee Jones). Garrison's investigations culminate in his conducting a show trial that he knows he will lose and which he is sure will ruin his career in order to get his evidence into the public record where it can't be buried again. This movie won two of the many Academy Awards for which it was nominated: one for Best Photography (Robert Richardson) and the other for Editing (Joe Hutshing). ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Paul Verhoeven's American breakthrough film, Robocop, is an exceedingly violent blend of black comedy, science fiction, and crime thriller. Set in Detroit sometime in the near future, the film is about a policeman (Peter Weller) killed in the line of duty whom the department decides to resurrect as a half-human, half-robot supercop. The RoboCop is indestructible, and within a matter of weeks he has removed crime from the streets of Detroit. However, his human side is tortured by his past, and he wants revenge on the thugs who killed him. The film was later followed by two feature-length sequels and a live-action television series, neither of which were as successful as the original film. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Witness to the Execution
Like the feature film Network (1976), this made-for-television drama scathingly satirizes an amoral, avaricious media. The story is set in 1999, a time the pay-per-view television industry is in a tailspin. It seems with over 500 available channels, audiences have become jaded with movies and sports. Enter up-and-coming executive Jessica Traynor (Sean Young) a member of the Tycom network team. It is her brilliant idea that her company can attract new customers by offering them a chance to witness a real execution on live television. Once her company approves and she untangles all the government red-tape, Jessica is left with the task of choosing an appropriately photogenic and charismatic death-row inmate. Trouble brews when Jessica begins suspecting that the man she selected may be innocent. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Clint Eastwood, hot off of his Academy Award win for Unforgiven, directed this small character study, appearing in the guise of a cops-and-robbers action picture. The film takes place during the fall of 1963. Eight-year old Phillip Perry (T.J. Lowther), the son of a devout Jehovah's Witness mother, is staying home while all the other children are out trick-or-treating. But then prison escapee Butch Haynes (Kevin Costner) appears in his kitchen. Needing a hostage to aid him in his escape from jail, he grabs Phillip. Phillip curiously looks up to Butch and willingly accompanies him. Butch gets rid of his fellow escapee after he tries to molest the child, and Butch and Phillip take to the Texas highway, on the run from the cops. The cop in pursuit in this instance is Police Chief Red Garnett (Clint Eastwood), riding in his sleek Populux Airglide trailer -- his "mobile command headquarters." On the road with Garnett is Sally Gerber (Laura Dern), a pushy pre-feminist criminologist, along with a creepy federal agent who is an expert sharpshooter. Butch is not particularly anxious to make it to the Texas borderline, and neither is Garnett in any particular hurry to catch Butch. As Butch and Phillip form a father-son attachment, the paths of Butch and Garnett gradually come together, in time for a final confrontation, after which Garnett confesses, "I don't know nothing. I don't know a damn thing." ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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After a recruitment scandal, a struggling college football team is forced to turn to a rag-tag group of misfits in this sports comedy. It seems that Texas State University's football team has relied on some rather unorthodox -- and illegal -- methods to gain players, resulting in the disqualification of most of the team's stars. The desperate coach (Hector Elizondo) must rely on the school's actual students, a motley crew of unlikely characters that includes a female place kicker and a quarterback in his thirties. Unexpectedly, however, the coach discovers that the passer still has a heck of an arm, and suddenly the team again has a chance. The expected comic complications and obvious bits of slapstick follow as this band of eccentrics struggles to find a way to victory, resulting in a familiar reprise of a well-worn storyline. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Radio One, Inc. (NASDAQ: ROIAK; ROIA) announced today that effective November 1, Christopher Wegmann will become President of the Radio Division, reporting to Alfred C. Liggins, III, who will continue as Chief Executive Officer.
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Alfred C. Liggins, III, Radio One's CEO stated, "I am pleased to announce that Chris Wegmann has been named President of the Radio Division effective November 1. Chris has been with Radio One for four years and has steadily assumed more and more responsibility for the radio stations in our portfolio. Chris is a seasoned radio broadcaster with a track record of excellence in managing teams and delivering revenue and cash-flow growth during his 35 year career in broadcasting and we are fortunate to be able to have someone with his expertise fill such a critical role."
Commenting on his new position, Wegmann stated, "I am very honored that Alfred and Ms. Hughes have entrusted me with their confidence to lead the radio division. Here at Radio One we have a very dedicated and talented group of individuals who know what it takes to deliver high impact client campaigns across multiple platforms and markets."
Wegmann has been a major market manager for the past 13 years building on prior successes in medium and small markets. An effective consensus builder, he has the ability to facilitate change and empower teams to achieve at the highest level. He currently serves on the board of the Maryland-DC-Delaware Broadcasters Association, having held similar positions in Georgia, Texas and Louisiana and has a long established history of community service. Wegmann is also a current member of the Arbitron Advisory Board.
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Radio One, Inc., together with its subsidiaries (http://www.radio-one.com/), is a diversified media company that primarily targets African-American and urban consumers. The Company is one of the nation's largest radio broadcasting companies, currently owning and/or operating 54 broadcast stations located in 16 urban markets in the United States. Through its controlling interest in Reach Media, Inc. (http://www.blackamericaweb.com/), the Company also operates syndicated programming including the Tom Joyner Morning Show, the Russ Parr Morning Show, the Yolanda Adams Morning Show, the Rickey Smiley Morning Show, Bishop T.D. Jakes' "Empowering Moments", and the Reverend Al Sharpton Show. Beyond its core radio broadcasting franchise, Radio One owns Interactive One (http://www.interactiveone.com/), an online platform serving the African-American community through social content, news, information, and entertainment. Interactive One operates a number of branded sites, including News One, UrbanDaily, HelloBeautiful and social networking websites, including BlackPlanet, MiGente, and Asian Avenue. In addition, the Company owns a controlling interest in TV One, LLC (http://www.tvoneonline.com/), a cable/satellite network programming primarily to African-Americans.
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Chandra's One-time Shuttle Trip
This week, the Space Shuttle Atlantis will return to the Hubble Space Telescope for a fifth and final time. The mission will bring the telescope new instruments, batteries, and gyroscopes that will extend its lifetime for hopefully several years or more.
This year marks the 10th anniversary that the Shuttle launched and deployed Chandra . There haven't been any visits since and none will ever take place. That's because Chandra was designed to be different than Hubble -- in more ways than just the type of radiation it detects.
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Resolving a Galactic Mystery
An extremely deep Chandra X-ray Observatory image of a region near the center of our Galaxy has resolved a long-standing mystery about an X-ray glow along the plane of the Galaxy. The glow in the region covered by the Chandra image was discovered to be caused by hundreds of point-like X- ray sources, implying that the glow along the plane of the Galaxy is due to millions of such sources.
Meet an Astronomer: Eli Bressert
In this latest installment of our series, we sit down with Eli Bressert. Eli is responsible for making the Chandra images for the public that appear in press releases, on the website, in posters, etc. While we won't get into the technical details of how that gets done in this video blog, we did want to point out that this an important -- if lesser known -- job in the world of space science.
"Hand"ling Information in Today's World
We've been publicizing and distributing Chandra results for nearly ten years now. One interesting trend we've watched over this time is how much things have changed in how people get their information. Back in the day, we would write a press release – sometimes even printing on paper! – and this would go to science reporters, who, in turn, would write articles for their newspapers, radio programs, or TV reports. The public would generally learn about our results by seeing them through these outlets.
Cosmic Heavyweights in Free-For-All
This composite image shows the massive galaxy cluster MACSJ0717.5+3745 (MACSJ0717, for short), where four separate galaxy clusters have been involved in a collision, the first time such a phenomenon has been documented. Hot gas is shown in an image from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and galaxies are shown in an optical image from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. The hot gas is color-coded to show temperature, similar to a temperature map of the Earth given in a weather forecast.
Celebrating Telescopic Diversity
This week, we released a new result that combines data from Chandra with two other telescopes (MacsJ0717.) The truth is that the multiple-telescope approach is probably no longer the exception – rather it has become the rule. Modern astronomy and astrophysics is not about being identified with one wavelength as might have been the case in the past.
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Is it Easy Being Green?
Solar panels have been in the news a lot lately. First, the Space Shuttle Discovery launched to bring the final set of solar panels to the International Space Station. Then the astronauts onboard the ISS got a call from an interested member of the public - President Barack Obama - who wanted to talk,
among other things, about how the ISS uses solar power to generate its energy.
Well, as it turns out, the ISS is far from the only spacecraft up there using solar power. John Scott, a mission planner for Chandra's Flight Operation Team, describes how NASA's premier X-ray observatory is as green as can be.
A Young Pulsar Shows its Hand
A small, dense object only twelve miles in diameter is responsible for this beautiful X-ray nebula that spans 150 light years. At the center of this image made by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory is a very young and powerful pulsar, known as PSR B1509-58, or B1509 for short. The pulsar is a rapidly spinning neutron star which is spewing energy out into the space around it to create complex and intriguing structures, including one that resembles a large cosmic hand.
Live Webcast from Chandra's Control Center
On Friday, April 3rd, the public will have a chance to get an inside peek at how the Chandra X-ray Observatory is run. That's because we're participating in the "Around the World in 80 Telescopes" project that's part of the International Year of Astronomy's "100 Hours" program.
Erratic Black Hole Regulates Itself
This optical and infrared image from the Digitized Sky Survey shows the crowded field around the micro-quasar GRS 1915+105 (GRS 1915 for short) located near the plane of our Galaxy. The inset shows a close-up of the Chandra image of GRS 1915, one of the brightest X-ray sources in the Milky Way galaxy. This micro-quasar contains a black hole about 14 times the mass of the Sun that is feeding off material from a nearby companion star. As the material swirls toward the black hole, an accretion disk forms.
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October 12, 2012 - 3:53pm | by LassaWhile at the Provvista open house on Sunday, I met up with Matt Day, owner/monger of Mt Townsend Creamery in Port Townsend, WA. Great guy, great product, great everything. Like most cheesemakers, they are experimenting with different cheeses for future production. We chatted, and somehow I scored a couple of wheels of their current "Cheer Trial" cheese, a small surface-ripened cow's milk round that's washed in local Finn River (hard) cider. He wanted my feedback. So I thought I'd give it here, for all to see. The two wheels were labeled "A5" and "A6," and the A6 was my favorite. After each cider wash, it was allowed to completely open-air dry (the other wasn't) and the texture was firmer and more fudgy. It was less salty than A5, and the cider flavor was slightly stronger--which I liked. I did manage to share them with friends after my own evaluation, and most agreed with me. Honestly, I was surprised: I normally like the softer, oozier cheeses.


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Many people might spend a portion of their weekend cleaning up their yards and fixing broken tree limbs that resulted from recent storms. OSU Extension Agent Chris Bruynis warns those people to take caution when using a chainsaw: "Never cut branches above your head or from a ladder; it's extremely dangerous."
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FLEMING ISLAND, Fla. -- A local teacher quit her job over allegations she abused disabled children. Now, we've learned the teacher's union is fighting to get that teacher back in the classroom.
A Fleming Island Elementary School teacher has been off the job for almost a year now. Barbara Delong was put on paid leave after allegations she abused her autistic students. Delong was eventually cleared of all charges by the State Attorney's Office and Department of Children and Families.
But taxpayers were left picking up her annual salary of about $53,000 while the school disctrict decided what to do.
Action News has learned, Delong resigned last week. She left her position as a special needs teacher just two days before school board members planned to vote on whether or not to terminate her contract.
"The charges were false and that's been shown," said Steve Richards, President of the Clay County Education Association.
The Clay County Education Association wants Delong back in the classroom. Richards says since the charges didn't stick, she should be welcomed back at Fleming Island Elementary. "I think we're standing up for all of us that get wrongfully accused."
But Clay County Schools Superintendent, Charlie Van Zant Jr. disagrees. Action News obtained a letter he sent to school board members last week asking them to terminate Delong's employment.
The superintendent claims Delong violated six school policies. Documents from the district's human resources department detail accusations made by a para in the classroom, "reported physical slapping, kicking, standing on a child's feet and pulling a child's hair."
In a disposition report obtained by Action News, an assistant state attorney wrote, "The state expects the evidence will show the defendent uses physical manipulation of her students as a form of behavioral modification. There is no evidence of intent to do harm to her students."
The teacher's union stands by the state attorney's report and Delong.
"I don't believe there was enough substantial documentation behind it to justify a termination."
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I bought this after reading rave reviews, as I was in need of a blemish serum. Glad I used my points to buy it because I was very disappointed. I have noticed absolutely no results on varying types of blemishes. The only nice thing is that if worn under moisturizer you can put make up on top of it, it isn't over drying.
I used this as a spot treatment for problem areas like my chin and my forehead. Instead of just drying up the pores, it reduced redness and my blemishes and made the skin smoother. I would buy this! It is kind of expensive though.
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I got this as a sample right at a point when I was in a phase of bad skin. I needed something that would dry out my breakouts, but not aggravate my patches of dry skin. Voila! I purchased the starter kit that includes the cleanser and moisturizer. I love all 3!
I am prone to acne break outs and had gotten a sample of this in one of my monthly boxes so I was excited to try it out. But it didn't really work that well. It seemed to kind of dry out the breakouts that existed, but not really get rid of them. And then I still continued to get break outs. Not as good as I thought it would be.
I ordered this after reading the reviews and am so glad I did! I use it two to three times a week instead of a moisturizer at night.
I think this product kind of works. It's definitely not a miracle worker. I have the Fixzit by Sircuit and I think that works slightly better?
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Thanks for taking the time to look at my portfolio.
I have been taking photographs for years, a late uncle got me hooked. I cant say I favour any particular style I just like taking photographs whatever they maybe. However wildlife seems to have taken centre stage at the moment and in particular birds from the comfort of a Dorset hide.
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Suitably saved so I never miss one of your uploads Trev! Brilliant work. Can I pick up what you forget please?
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Excellent set of bird shots Trev, very well presented and includes some of my favourite birds. I'll have a better look later. Have a great weekend, happy shooting. Andy
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Thanks, lets see what happen. I need a hit bad and a big payout
Washington DC got it tonight... I am so PO
OLD/Vtrac Lottery Bible Double Warnings TN F34/F44
I hate it when numbers fall on me....especially the double digit ones and zero is pretty heavy.
I have been waiting for 0159 to fall in TN. It is so frustrating. It will hit some other state and I get so p.o.
Come on 0159... Hit TN... I am waiting...
never marry a number i waited and played a number every day for 14 plus years until it came out. never again.
Big John says. You don't hit the number. The number hits you!!!!
Pitty ,you don't have the game "Single digit on position" there in TN,i'm traying to dig
a way of predict digit's position of pick3 numbers out and seems work normaly for Tri.St. ,
it cud be an idea to test TN and help you recoup some dollar...but
...so I find my lottery earnings much useful......because spendable !!
"Never marry a number" - wow ,never before a human said it in a better way,
that's what we in those situation do indeed,promice an ethernal fidelity to a number
which even doesn't suspect to be marryed.
Your playing every day for 14 plus years caused me a trill ,two consecutive periods if 7 years of
personal spiritual evolution you had a part of your soul linked to that number ,you'd maybe
finnished to passionately hate it as a real live being
Hi ,the triple numbers are for me at the moment a subject of deep,sincere ,
almost chaildish curiousity.It happenned a number of days ago in the very same day,
MD draw 3 different lotteries to have the results 147.258,369(at least two in this order)
This statisticaly touches the unbelivable ,i'm so new to pisk 3 lottery but my unique thouth
was omg ,this should be some time fraction in which those randomizing algorithms entered in
state of " being tunned"(don't know how to express this ,image different draw datas synchronizzed
artificialy for a while) and now only a rain of doubles and exagerate load of digit "0" can breake
the stick.
You know....it's still raining all over US lottery teiritory ,seems like the triples will be the snow
777 can't left alone ,the question is where???
Peeps ,looks like i've touched the clairovegence this time as
it'salready snowing
South Carolina Pick3 Eve - Straight Triple 000
Idaho Pick3 Night - Straight triple 444
Aside my feeling that "000" in short time should appear again somewhere,i was astonished to see the last result for Pick4 Wisconsin 9995 .
I'm already serious at this moment -pay attention ,everyone for his Pick4 lottery ,for the next 10 draws on the boxes 0444,0044,0004
I certainly feel your frustruation---I've been playing faithfully both times: Mid-Day and Evening-CA Daily 3: 1-5-2 for almost a year now and so far it is very, very slow to hit. I know this number has hit several times with other state lotteries. As to why CA Lottery is so slow is beyond me and simply annoying. But it will hit eventually, Why?? Because I know the very day I don't play the number, is the day it will hit--LOTTERY KARMA!!
Let's win big: 1-5-2!!!I need/want a big payout right now!!
I am waiting too!!
I am pulling for you .. Come on 152 for CA...
It was so delicate to ask about ,I'm very glad for you to learn that
at least the end wasn't too unhappy,i mean missing that number cud
devastate you.
Determination and persistence are best human haracteristiks, think
over this -the same investement repeated - only this time you play but as
well put something in a pot ......for 14 years
Hi Tntea ,did you notice that for April there in TN in Sunday draws
haven't yet appeared digits 0,1,5 .
It's properly the case to punt on a bunch more of combos containing that 3 digits
for Sun.4/22 and Sun.4/29 ,may happen ...who knows ,Good Luck
I am playing it boxed. Usually as 1950..lol
It is coming.. but to TN.. I am beginning to have my doubts..
I have $6 on it tonight...
This doesn't make one happy
Past line up across states
where are you 0159?


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''R...Rajkumar'' managed very good weekend despite bad reviews which is exactly opposite to what happened with last week''s release ''Bullet Raja''. As we mentioned in our review and prediction, film rode on good numbers in mass and single screen cinemas.
Film had up and down kind of weekend where film dropped a bit on Saturday after good Friday but then again rose on Sunday. Film jumped by 10% or so on Sunday and managed 10.90-11.10 cr nett on Sunday taking weekend total to 30 cr nett.
Film is now heavily dependent on all crucial Monday and if film can manage even 4.5 cr nett Monday that will be a great result. Film can hope for 48 cr nett week one but at the moment 43-45 cr nett looks more realistic. Film can score in week two and that will mean a 60-65 cr nett lifetime collections.
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Match report: Swinton Lions 32, York City Knights 12
10:17am Monday 7th May 2012 in Match reports By Peter Martini, firstname.lastname@example.com
YORK City Knights' search for a Championship win goes on after a dominant second-half show could not make up for another error-strewn first-half performance.
The Knights' last trip to Leigh Sporting Village a month ago was not dissimilar, first-half mistakes aplenty being punished by the hosts, Leigh Centurions, en route to a 36-6 win.
This time, Swinton, the nomadic outfit who are loaning this splendid venue this season, did likewise en route to a 32-12 win, only this time the Premier Sports television cameras were there to capture it all.
TV coverage, plus a noon kick-off to avoid a clash with yesterday's big Premier League matches, made for a sparse crowd, the kind of attendance that might leave Premier Sports reconsidering their deal.
The York faithful that did make the morning trip were cheered early on, not least by a superb first stint by new Press Player of the Month Adam Sullivan, but his departure for a well-earned rest coincided with the Lions getting on top.
By then, though, they were already 8-4 up.
Of course, the Knights are not doing things easy these days and luck was against them even before kick-off as Nathan Freer pulled up in the warm-up. Jack Aldous started at prop, with 18th man Dave Sutton coming onto the bench.
A combination of cover from Chris Thorman, a bad bounce and Jordan Tansey's tackle on Adam Higson denied Swinton on their first proper attack.
But two penalties – a high tackle by Thorman and messing at the play-the-ball by captain James Ford – set the position for another raid and this time Higson could not be stopped.
Then, Matt Garside, looking increasingly low on confidence, took his eye off a pass on the first tackle to gift the hosts a full set in the red zone. The Lions' chance was gone as Sullivan smartly covered an offload, but, from their next attack, Kevin Penny was easily first to a Chaz I'Anson kick.
York got on the board thanks to more great work by Sullivan. He charged down Ian Watson's kick and, although Swinton's Martin Aiscough won the race to the ball as it rebounded goalwards, debutant Ben Johnson made sure he was tackled behind his line. Following the dropout, Ford dummied in.
Excellent work by Tansey, Davies and Elliott, twice, then saw the latter get over the line. However, referee George Stokes asked for replay clarification of the try and the decision was a penalty for the Lions, for obstruction by Tansey.
York could have been level but instead fell further behind as Thorman's forward pass from dummy-half gifted the hosts more easy ground and Ainscough finished in the corner.
Thorman's restart went dead. Then York got a penalty in front of the posts. But they ignored the easy two and Paul King of all people lost the ball when trying to score from close range.
Soon enough, great work by Ainscough set up a try for Tom Armstrong, a one-time target of former Knights boss Dave Woods, Gavin Dodd goaling.
Just before half-time, more York mistakes gave Swinton another platform, but Elliott picked off a pass and sprinted 85 metres to the other end.
That lifted the visitors' spirits but the Lions extended their lead five minutes into the second half as a short-side play – obvious from the stands but too confusing for the defence – gave the excellent Higson a second try. Dodd goaled.
York's heads did not drop, and they forged their longest spell of pressure.
Problems in breaking down defences resurfaced, though, as they were unable to get over the line from three consecutive sets in the danger zone, and when they did, after Tansey's long pass to Ford, the skipper's scoring pass to Elliott was called forward.
Then Johnson, the new scrum-half on dual-reg from Castleford, jinked in but was pulled back for an unwitting knock-on by sub second-row Sutton.
At last York's dominance garnered rewards. Thorman's long pass to Ford created space and this time Ford correctly fed Elliott.
Optimists hoped a comeback was on. However, Swinton twice crossed from counter-attacks and, although both touchdowns – by Glenn Riley's and Ainscough – were ruled out by video referee Ian Smith, the hosts had regained a foothold in proceedings and a Dodd penalty, given away by Thorman, took them 14 points ahead, leaving York out of bonus point range.
The Knights' ongoing bad luck was summed up late on as Johnson – who at times looked like the typical new-boy at school but whose contribution overall looked promising – jinked through only to lose his footing on his final turn and lose the ball as he stretched out to the line.
And salt was rubbed into wounds as desperation from a scrum saw the ball go loose to give Ainscough an easy run-in on the hooter, Dodd converting.
Match facts
Swinton: R Hawkyard, Dodd, Higson, Armstrong, Penny, Ainscough, Watson, Mills, M Smith, Meekin, Cunniffe, D Hawkyard, I'Anson.
Subs (all used): Morrison, Walker, Riley, Ashall.
Tries: Higson 8, 45; Penny 13; Ainscough 27, 80; Armstrong 32.
Conversions: Dodd 32, 45, 80.
Penalties: Dodd 75.
Sin-binned: None.
Sent off: None.
Knights: Tansey 6, Bush 6, Ford 6, Garside 5, Elliott 7, Thorman 5, Johnson 6, Sullivan 8, Lee 6, Aldous 6, Houston 6, Davies 7, King 7.
Subs (all used): Turner 6, Clarke 6, Sutton 6, Hemmings 6.
Tries: Ford 17; Elliott 40, 62.
Conversions: None.
Penalties: None.
Sin-binned: None.
Sent off: None.
Man of the match: Adam Sullivan – the big prop stood out in the first half as the Knights were otherwise again too mistake-ridden.
Referee: George Stokes (St Helens) – okay.
Penalties: 8-7.
Half-time: 18-8.
Attendance: 410.
Weather: perfect conditions for rugby league.
Moment of the match: George Elliott's 85-metre interception try.
Gaffe of the match: Again there were too many errors, forced and unforced, for one to stand out alone.
Match-breaker: If York could have maintained their third quarter dominance in the fourth quarter, a comeback could have been afoot, but it was Swinton who forged more of the chances thereafter, if only on the counter-attack, and the vital next score came from Gavin Dodd's boot for the hosts.
Match rating: Conditions were perfect and, while Swinton were probably the more fluent footballers, both sides would have wanted cleaner performances.
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P.A.W. says...
y when it comes to next season and where dual-reg players wish to go.(Possibly 3 Cumbrian sides and Doncaster)
I cannot see a complete change in fortunes as there was where Dave Woods coached in 2007/8
but Dewsbury are making the effort.
Home attendances for the remainder of the season will be interesting.
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The Bill Shaw Salvation Army Christmas Fund adds nearly $22,000 today and climbs past $210,000 in a big day of giving.
The list is led by a $10,000 donation from an anonymous advised fund. Thanks very much for providing so much help to our cause for the needy.
Our friends at Bell's Seed Store continue to be among our largest supporters with a generous $5,000 donation. The longtime downtown store is a neighbor of the Salvation Army, and a good one.
Ramon L. Yarborough Jr. contributes $1,200. We thank him for his generous support, and that goes for all the people and institutions on today's list.
They are helping the Salvation Army do its work for the poor in Fayetteville at Christmas and throughout the year.
You can help, too, by writing a check to the Bill Shaw Salvation Army Christmas Fund and mailing it to P.O. Box 514, Fayetteville, NC 28302.
Donations can be made online at billshawfund.org.
10,000.00 Bell's Seed Store5,000.00 Ramon L. Yarborough Jr.1,200.00 Anonymous100 In loving memory of Mark and Shawna Nicholson Larry Ponder10.00 Jeannette Wood25.00 Helen T. Fisher100.00 In memory of Troy Ancil Fisher Jr. Joseph Murray50.00 Noralean Williams35.00 G.A. and Wilma Johnson100.00 David and Magna Baggett100.00 Frank Dupin125.00 Ned White15.00 William Morrow10.00 Mildred G. Smith100.00 In memory of my husband, Wilbert D. Smith National Association of University Women, Hope Mills Branch50.00 Emile Stockes45.00 Debra Daniels10.00 Susan Counts25.00 Ronald and Trish Hudson50.00 A.J. and Julie Solomon25.00 In memory of Ann Olund Elbert Grant100.00 Al and Georgia Spriggs50.00 Shirley Hopkins35.00 Amy Burnett50.00 Knox Allen75.00 Butch and Susan Glancy100.00 In loving memory of David Spell and Richard and Evelyn Glancy Betty Beal25.00 Anonymous50.00 In memory of Roy T. Lee Joan Elliott50.00 A.F. Deffenbaugh150.00 Cliff and JoAnn Seago100.00 In memory of Joyce and Mitz James Williams25.00 Mitzi Wilsey25.00 Eye Tech Optical Inc.100.00 Hoyet West500.00 In memory of Earl Clifford West and David Powell Jr. Corrinne Reaver100.00 Michael and Matthew Berryhill25.00 In memory of our brother, Gregory Berryhill Jeff and Joan Miller100.00 Pat Rossano100.00 In memory of my father, Orr Lee Reed Paula Smith25.00 Rodney Cogdell80.00 Gloria and Al Peuster150.00 Willie and Rosaline West50.00 The Cashwell family50.00 Margaret C. Waymon Wood100.00 Richard Cox500.00 Jubilee Bible Class of First Baptist Church50.00 Eleanor B. Manning advised fund700.00 Anonymous advised fund100.00 Anne and J. Harvey Oliver Jr. advised fund100.00 Joel A. Smith Charitable Endowment500.00 Karl and Lynn Legatski Endowment500.00
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On Tuesday, Luongo said he would agree to waive his no-trade clause if team officials asked him to do so.Toronto is indeed on Roberto Luongo's list of teams he'll submit to #canucks GM Mike Gillis and it should come as no surprise Tampa Bay is 2
Luongo, 33, signed a 12-year, $64 million contract extension with the Canucks in 2009."It's going to be what's best for the team," Luongo said on Tuesday. "Whatever scenario that is, I'm okay with it - whether that involves me being here or not is okay. We've got a lot of potential in this locker room, there's a great core of guys, and the chance to do something special."
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Climbs the middle of the Celestial Aretes. Gain the start of the climb by traversing a ledge leftwards which leads to the buttress. Scramble up for a few hundred feet to where the rock gets steeper; rope up here. Several moderate pitches lead to the first impasse, a gendarme which is bypassed on the right with a super-exposed traverse (5.7). Climb down to the base of the Ibrium Tower. A cracks lead to a platform and the second impasse below the flawless section of the Tower (5.8). Pass around to the right, very exposed, and continue to traverse (loose in parts) until cracks lead back to the top of the Tower (5.8). Continue to follow the crest of the ridge, tackling impasses (5.7 or so) until the easy back slopes of Temple Crag are reached. Hike to the summit if there's time - it's worth the view.
Descend down the back slopes of Temple Crag to steep rocks which (rappel) lead down to Contact Pass, snow or scree down from here.
Full alpine rack.
This was a long day for a 46 year old man. Not really hard, but long. I went up the day before and cut steps with a rock on the approach snow field. The first half of the climb goes pretty quick until the first tower. This is really the first exciting pitch. The ibrium tower has a nice 5.8 crack and traverse to belay. Be careful down climbing after this to long traverse to a gully. You regain the ridge and think your almost done but you're not. One thing that stood out to me was the protection was difficult. Stoppers did not place well. I think cams are preferable. I'm saying that and I'm old school. The way this rock has faulted seems to be more of a blocky thing with parallel sided cracks. . The route ends below the summit and it's recommended to go to the top for great views. We wanted to find the Rap to contact pass before it got really dark and skipped the summit. We did a double rappel off some really manky anchors in the dark and ended up about 100ft below the pass. I believe you can get off on 1 rappel if you get to the correct spot at the pass itself. it's a tough decent in the dark. (don't forget your headlamp on this one)
You are correct in your pro assessment. I usually carry double yellow and orange TCU's on these routes. Many seam type features do not hold nuts well on Temple Crag. The double rap was down and to the right of the "best" rappel. It is extremely exposed to get to the "best" rappel but it lies right at the top of Contact Pass. I have done both ways and your way is a bit safer due to the scrambling you have to do to the "best" and also "shortest" (1 60m gets you down) rap.
Route-finding on the Ibrium Tower traverse is slightly tricky. Keep looking for the best place to move right, and don't go too high (although if you do, the climbing actually looks pretty good, just harder). The traverse itself is really class 4 if you take it right. The pitch leading back up to the top of the tower has some of the worst rock on the climb and there are many ways to go, some more solid than others. There is another alarmingly loose pitch leading up to the gendarme (I believe). Other than those two pitches, the rest of the climb is pretty solid.
When you are getting ready to traverse right around the Iberium tower, instead of traversing you can punch right up to the center of the tower. If you do these two alternative pitches you will be super stoked. They both go at 5.9 and are incredible, the first one is some kind of funky (but super fun) finger crack action, and the second is a "splitter" hand crack. This variation made the route for me, it was probably the best quality rock on the whole climb.
Agree with Jake here; Ibirium Tower direct cracks are the best climbing and rock on the route and make the route 5.9. This route has more loose rock than the Venusian Blind.
Onsight soloed this last summer. Some exposure, but as with many High Sierra routes it is not sustained. Added a photo with the route annotated on Ibrium Tower. Some loose rock, but I did not find it to be particularly sketchy. Bring a topo if it's your first time to avoid unnecessary epics.
An historical perspective, this route (as well as Venitian Blind) was rated III, 5.6 in Steve Roper's "Climber's Guide to the High Sierra" in 1976.
That's the route description I used to climb the route in the 80's.


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The Dougherty County Police Department says their numbers show property and violent crime numbers decreased compared to last year
DOUGHERTY COUNTY, GA -- It seems as though, recently, crime has run rampant.
But on a more positive note, new data from the Dougherty County Police Department shows crime in the unincorporated part of the county is down.
With 20,000 people in Dougherty County unincorporated compared to 80,000 covered by Albany police, the County police say their crime rates are relatively low to begin with. But that does not stop them from being proud of their new decreased crime stats.
The new numbers say that compared to last year this time, property crimes (burglary, larceny, motor vehicle theft) decreased by 34 cases.
"Our property crime... everybody keeps getting on this bandwagon, the economic times are really tough therefore we know people are going to be out stealing stuff," says Cheek. "And yes, we're having that, but our actually numbers are lower in the first six months of 2011 than they were the first six months of 2010 or the first six months of 2009."
There have only been ten violent crime cases, none involving homicides: six aggravated assaults, three robberies, one forcible rape.
"Fortunately in the unincorporated county we don't have nearly the violent crime that you do in densely populated, inner city areas," says Dougherty County Chief Don Cheek.
Chief Don Cheek says when it comes to property crimes people seem to be paying more attention. He says property crime is a "crime of opportunity," and that people should lock up their belongings.
He also says the police are clearing out more criminals involved in crime streaks.
"You take that offender out of circulation you've cleared up a bunch of different offenses," says Cheek. "When we're able to make an arrest in one entering of an auto or 'someone breaking into your car,' we generally clear a number of them. It's kind of like potato chips, you don't eat just one."
Cheek says one cause cannot be named as the reason for the decline in crime, but says there are a number of factors.
"One of the things that probably helps more than anything with property crimes, we're getting a lot of input from our residents here," says Cheek. He says it seems as though neighbors in the unincorporated part of Dougherty County look after each other more.
Cpl. Ted Wertz, a DCP officer who patrols the Dougherty County unincorporated, says he can't thank residents enough for the help they provide.
"The people we work for, the citizens, are great about calling us and letting us know this stuff is going on. You can't give them enough credit," he says.
While numerous items can be attributed to the reduced crime rate, the answer, may be a simple one.
"We just come out here and work as hard as we can every day. That's the bottom line," says Wertz.
Chief Cheek also says the Dougherty County Police Department is collaborating with law enforcement in surrounding counties to help bring crime rates down.


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Share AMASRA brazenly flaunts its charms to new arrivals. Approached from any direction, the town suddenly appears below you, swarming up onto a rocky headland sheltering two bays. Amasra's historical pedigree and colourful atmosphere make it worth at least an overnight stop. During the day it is a quiet place, full of shady corners to sit and contemplate; by night it's much livelier and the old walls are lit up attractively, though it doesn't lose its small-town charm. Originally called Sesamus – mentioned in Homer's Iliad – it was colonized by Miletus in the sixth century BC. The name Amasra derived from Queen Amastris, a lady of the court of Alexander the Great, who, after the death of her husband, acted as regent for her young son, only to be repaid with murder at his hands. The city then passed rapidly through the grip of a succession of rulers, until avid letter-writer Pliny the Younger was appointed Rome's special commissioner of the region in 110 AD. From the ninth century, after a barbarian attack, the town declined in importance, though the Byzantines maintained a garrison here. The Genoese took over when Byzantine strength began to decline, and held the city until the Ottomans assumed control in 1460. The modern town occupies a headland; a narrow stone bridge links the main town to the island of Boztepe further out. The headland shelters the west-facing Küçük Liman (Little Harbour) on one side and the east-facing Büyük Liman (Big Harbour) on the other. Both the main town and island are scattered with stretches of ancient fortifications from two Byzantine/Genoese castles near the tip of the peninsula. One of these is situated in the modern town above Büyük Liman, and a short walk in this area, above the Otel Timur, reveals old cobbled streets straddled by Byzantine gateways. The other castle is reached by following Küçük Liman Caddesi across the bridge to Boztepe, where a ruined watchtower on a piece of land jutting out into the harbour is still visible. Boztepe's heavy-duty walls, pierced by several gates, are still largely intact. The inner citadel is studded with towers and the Genoese coat of arms; of the two Byzantine churches that you can hunt down in the maze of alleys on Boztepe, the larger was converted to a mosque after the Ottoman conquest, while the ruined smaller one was in use until 1923. Amasra also boasts a good museum, located at the western inland extremity of Küçük Liman. It contains locally unearthed archeological finds, including a beautiful selection of Roman sculptures discovered in Bartin. Pride of place is given to the torso of an emperor, with Romulus and Remus carved on his tunic, discovered in the citadel area in 1995. Küçük Liman across the isthmus, near the watchtower, is the most likely spot for a quick swim (if the jellyfish aren't too numerous). Elsewhere, the water is seriously polluted, particularly at the deceptively attractive town beach fronting the eastern fishing port, and it's best to regard Amasra as a base for forays to better beaches further east. Read More
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MUSICAL EVENTS about Georg Friedrich Haas. Works from the avant-garde end of the musical spectrum have lately made some headway with the public. A September performance of Haas's "In iij Noct." by the JACK Quartet—a youthful group that routinely fills halls for performances of Haas' Third String Quartet—took place in a blacked-out theatre. The effect was akin to bats using echolocation to navigate a lightless cave, sending out "invitations," whereby the players sitting at opposite ends of the room signalled one another that they were ready to proceed from one passage to the next. Describes a November performance of Haas's "in vain," a seventy-minute-long piece of narrative of oppositions, which sets light against darkness, natural tuning against natural resonances. It begins with rapid, swirling patterns, like snow in high wind. Horns and trombones eventually take up a cascading theme that has an Alpine quality, and repeated gong strokes add to the sense of elemental ritual: a revelation is at hand. Then, it all goes awry: notes bend from the "natural" paths, the lights come back up, and, after several herky-jerky accelerations and decelerations, the music abruptly switches off. It is then that the audience understands the title: a new kind of beauty seems ready to come into the world, but in the light of day it falters, spiriting back into the darkness from whence it came. This modern masterwork transforms the concert hall into a place of shuddering mystery, where the exalting glimpse of a nocturnal paradise of sound lingers in the mind.
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