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President Ronald Reagan is credited with asserting, "the most terrifying words in the English language are 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.' "
A journalist's job, in the simplest definition, is to ask questions and report the facts they discover from that information. Not all of the questions reporters ask day in and day out are popular ones. In fact, it's not a stretch to say our job is quite possibly one of the most disliked. However, love us or hate us, we cannot imagine that most people would agree with the recent actions of the Department of Justice and the Obama administration.
Advocates of a year-round school calendar believe that with shorter breaks children will retain more information than they do with the current 2½-month summer vacation.
Yet as recently as the late 1980s, then Indiana Lt. Gov. John Mutz was advocating a return to a school year that begins after Labor Day and ends by Memorial Day, giving students slightly more than a three-month summer vacation. Among his reasons for that suggestion was it would help the state's tourism industry.
Want to know what's causing a lot of people in Washington to work long hours right now? Here's a hint: it's not immigration reform or gun control or, for that matter, any other legislation coming down the pike. Instead, it's a pair of three-year-old laws.
The Affordable Care Act, known to most Americans as Obamacare, and the Wall Street reform act known as "Dodd-Frank" both became law in 2010.
When ISTEP tests roll around, students, teachers and parents should be focused on applying classroom learning to the test, not worrying if the testing system itself will work.
That wasn't the case across many areas of the state, including Perry County, late last month. On April 29, Hoosier students taking the online multiple-choice portion of the Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress-Plus exam experienced frozen screens and in many cases, an inability to finish the test.
The cycle of social-media-aided poor judgment hit our home state recently.
A few weekends back, the Indiana University chapter of the Kappa Delta Sorority threw a homeless-themed costume party at which people dressed up in soiled clothes, rubbed dirt on their faces and brandished cardboard signs containing insensitive remarks. One read, "Why lie, it's for booze."
Memo to teachers and other authority figures nationwide: Respond to actual threats where they exist. Where no threat exists, leave our children alone.
A teacher in West Virginia demanded that a high-school student remove a T-shirt decorated with the National Rifle Association logo and a picture of a rifle, according to media reports last week. Also adorning the shirt were the words, "Protect your right."
Most think the U.S. Supreme Court will issue a ruling this spring on whether gay marriages are legal, but that may not occur. Instead the court may simply let each state decide that issue.
Two related cases questioning the constitutionality of gay-marriage bans are currently before the Supreme Court. One involves California's Proposition 8, in which that state's voters banned gay marriages in November 2008.
If a new hotel along Tell City's Seventh Street is feasible economically, let's not waste time. Let's make it happen.
That was the message Tony Pappano delivered to the Perry County Convention and Visitors Bureau a few weeks ago. Pappano is a grant administrator and community visionary who for years has helped our area leverage grant funds. He was instrumental in Tell City being awarded and successfully administering more than $2 million in Neighborhood Stabilization Fund grants over the past few years.
Stop littering!
It's a message often repeated but one that has apparently yet to sink in the minds of the litterbugs of Perry County whose ugly handiwork can be seen alongside highways and county roads.
A Lee Greenwood song, "Proud to be an American," inspired a swell of patriotism 10 years ago. Because its 10th anniversary is being observed this month, some media outlets are looking back on this nation's war in Iraq.
They don't inspire much pride.
Retrospectives are useful for lessons-learned purposes. We'd like to highlight several lessons we hope the nation has learned.
Budgets are important, especially now during a time when the American economy is slowly attempting to pick itself up. Families, business owners and individuals know how important it is to spend their money wisely. We would hope our elected government officials would share the same mentality, as it is a basic principle in handling money.
Everything isn't always what it seems to be in politics, and sometimes just the threat to do something can produce the desired result.
History buffs are familiar with the Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937, frequently called the court-packing plan. Because the U.S. Supreme Court had ruled several parts of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal legislation unconstitutional, Roosevelt suggested this bill to add more members to the Supreme Court. The Constitution does not specify how many members the court must have.
Tell City Councilman Chris Cail's decision last month to raise the issue of annexation was well-timed. A front-page News story appeared that day listing some of the recommendations of a just-completed comprehensive plan for the community.
The lead recommendation was for the city to move forward in preparing a plan to incorporate nearby areas.
We have often wondered how teachers keep up with all of the changes thrown at them.
Most of the changes come from Indianapolis, and with Tony Bennett serving as the state's chief education official, their rollout has been fast and furious.
As noted in a story printed in the Nov. 15 issue of the Perry County News, the Perry County commissioners voted and accepted a new logo to represent all of the county.
The picture – that of a sun rising over a hilly landscape with the words "Perry County Indiana" and "life is better" – is a part of a joint effort by three county entities to market the county as a whole.
Probably television stations, which received giant amounts of political advertising revenue this year, are the only ones not glad that the U.S. elections are over. But since many of the races were close at the national and state levels, it will be interesting to see how the victors govern.
President Barack Obama once again proved to be a highly skillful campaigner. Virtually his only misstep was being too passive in his first debate with Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
A successful American government flows from an informed electorate. We are nearing the end of another historic campaign season. Historic not for any one single event, but historic because every vote we cast connects us to our past.
Each time we step into the poll, we should be reminded of the fact that in our past every American did not have the right to vote. It is for that reason that every Hoosier should be disappointed when only 22 percent of Indiana's 4.4 million registered voters cast a ballot during the primary election.
There are a lot of stories coming out from the presidential debates between incumbent President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
If something helps our area's economy even a little, as well as providing additional opportunities for family entertainment close to home, that is worth celebrating. So we salute Holiday World for adding two additional weekends to its schedule this year with its Happy Halloween weekends.
The park was previously open the first two weekends of October but converted all four October weekends this year to Halloween-themed activities, including offering hay rides, face painting, glitter tattoos and trick or treating.
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I am turning 21 on oct 23 so i will be able to buy my very first gun! andi am so excited, i know nothing about guns really. out of the hand guns ive seen i got to say revolvers are the ones that catch my eye and just have that amazing look to them, im shooting for 9mm revolver something good easy to take apart and clean. Im looking to spend in the range of $500 to $600, Can someone link me some good revolvers or tell me the name of some good revolvers in that price range that would be a good beginner gun. thanks alot for reading my thread and for helping a beginner to the hobby of guns!
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For a start, the 9mm Parabellum is basically a semi auto pistol cartridge, not a revolver cartridge. There HAVE been 9mm revolvers- expensive, not popular, and not always working that well.
For a first firearm, I am going to suggest something other than a handgun- a .22 rifle. Shop carefully, look thru the used racks at the local gun shop, ask for advice, and you may find a good rifle for $100 or so. Learn to use it safely and effectively- and .22 ammo is cheap enough that you will shoot a lot more.
After learning the rifle, try a .22 pistol. I am partial to Rugers, but there ae other good ones out there- Brownig Buckmarks, Hi-Standrds, Colts, S&Ws, etc. Again, learn to use it safely and effectively. $200 or so may get you a good used one.
THEN start shopping for a revolver you might like.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
the only advice I can give you is to buy two guns, not one.
22 pistol be a good trainer too. Dirt cheap ammo and they'll usually run forever with little cleaning. Pistols like the [Browning] Buckmark or [Ruger]MK II or MKIII are reliable and can be had under 300 bucks new.
If you're set on a 9mm I'm no fan of the 9mm revolvers for reasons already stated. I'd go with some type semi auto. If you really want a revolver then maybe a 38 spl. or even better a 357 and you can use 38's and 357's.Buds Gun Shop is a good place to look and get an idea on prices.
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Without hesitation, I recommend this as your first pistol;
The GSG 1911-22, this is a first gun that you will keep for a lifetime.
Well worth the current $325 price tag.American Tactical Imports Hand Guns (Pistols) american tactical imports atigsg -MidwestHuntersOutlet.com
German made and it has a threaded barrel ready for a can!
Buying 2 guns at first isn't a bad idea. A .22 pistol is a great start and then a 12-gauge shotgun for home defense until you add a more powerful caliber to your handgun mix. And even then the 12-ga would be a great go-to firearm if a BG breaks into your home.
Cane's idea of the GSG, and then also a Mossberg 500 or Remington 870, and you could have a very solid start in firearms for around $600.
Cane, is your GSG modded? Does it really come with that beavertail standard? Your photos make me want to buy one tomorrow.
If I had two guns it would be a 4" .357 revolver and an AR15
I think the key to it is just take your time. Become a prowler at your local pawn shops. Keep your eye out in the paper. Make a friend of the gun salesman in your town. Pick them up and handle them. Look at a lot of guns and find the ones that you really want. I love my smith revolvers, they just fit my hands so well.


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Changes in controls make this game a frustrating mess.
The Short
- Updated version of the original Bubble Bobble with several additional new levels and modes
- Up to four players can play
- Still maintains a lot of the fun, crazy, arcade fun that the original Bubble Bobble had
- Updated music is pretty great, and all the stages are retained
- Controls are not the same (movement especially) which means some levels are damned near impossible
- Limited lives in an arcade game I paid for? This must be some Japanese bulls***
- Failure to improve in any way on the formulas
- Four player is entertaining but can also prove very frustrating
- Some level design is questionable, and not remaking the levels for the new controls makes the game pretty horrid
|Get ready to Bubble, and also possibly Bobble.
The LongI freaking love Bubble Bobble, on both the NES and the arcade. It's a fun, silly little game with a unique mechanic that you can play multiplayer, and while being extremely simple still maintains a level of difficulty that is endearing. I never beat it on the NES or Arcade (confession time!) but I did get pretty dang far, and I have lots of fond memories playing it at the Nicklecade with my wife when we were dating (and one of the controllers could only go left, which added a newfound level of strategy to the game)
So when I heard they were re-releasing an updated version on XBLA (which is essentially a port of the Wii remake a few years back) I was pretty pumped. Now I could play with my wife and engage in silly, stupid antics like we did back at the arcade! Without having to drive somewhere! Ah, the convenience of modern technology!
Except one fatal flaw: Bubble Bobble Neo! is totally broken. In the worst way possible.
|The new graphics are ok, but really lose the charm of the 8-bit sprites
Bubble Bobble (the original) was not an easy game, and at parts it wasn't a fair game. It was meant to lure you in with its cute and easy first couple levels, thinking your quarter was well spent, and then swiftly punches you in the face as the levels get trickier and harder. The general gist of the game is that you play a dinosaur that burps bubbles. With these bubbles (of which you can burp lots) you can use them to trap enemies, make small floating platforms to jump off of, and...that's basically it. The simple mechanic of making temporary platforms and jumping off them is pretty basic, but Bubble Bobble did a fine enough job of taking that and making a decent arcade game around it, designed to suck your money away.The problem is this: they designed every single level around a specific control scheme. One Bubble Bobble Neo! completely and utterly breaks.
One main mechanic is the fact you have to have a slight range to burp out a bubble. If you burp it too close to a wall, it'll pop instantly. This distance comes into play in some levels, where you are put into a very small box with just barely enough room to get out. In the original game, with better bubble and horizontal controls, you could tap to simply turn around and not move. This made things a lot easier.
Not so in Neo!
In this version, tapping an opposite direction also moves the character, which would be fine except there is only just enough space in the box that, with Neo!'s new mechanics, a bubble will work. Which means you can't ever just turn around without moving. Which makes it essentially near-impossible.
|This isn't the level, but searching for Level 72 and you'll find plenty of irate fans.
I know it sounds like a little thing, but when you design the entire game around a system and then don't bother to adapt the levels when you change the freaking controls and mechanics, it just straight up doesn't work. To say it's frustrating would be a huge understatement: it's completely and utterly maddening. How could they let this happen? Are they complete idiots?To make matters worse, this is an arcade game designed to eat quarters, but it gives you a limited number of lives and continues and often drops you off a few floors back. Seriously? Are you being dead serious with me here? I paid $10 for this game and you limit my continues? Wasn't the point of lives to begin with to suck quarters out of people so they could earn more money? You already have my freaking money. Plus, technically this means I have less freedom than the arcade, because in an Arcade I could just pump quarters in and never stop. When you hit a Continue screen in Bubble Bobble Neo! (which, thankfully, you have unlimited continues at least) it drops you back. Freaking crap. I should have infinite lives at all times and no continues, or at least the option for infinite lives. And if both me and a partner die we should just keep going, not have to Continue. I don't want to bag on Japanese game design, but this is total and utter garbage in this day and age, and I find it completely unacceptable. Paired with the piss-poor, uncaring control changes, I can't help but be completely infuriated at this game.
|No amount of bubble-burping will ease my pain in this.
As for content, there is still a hefty amount here. You have several levels including the original arcade and a few other full modes, complete with secrets and warps to uncover and find. As a bonus you can play the game with four players (if you hate that many people) which turns a somewhat precise arcade game into total madness, which actually works a lot better. Though when you get stuck (and you will get stuck) you have four pissed off people rather than just one, but at least having more bubbles makes the game a bit easier.Actually, now that I think about it, it was when we were just having complete madness that I enjoyed the game the most. My wife and I actually beat the original mode, after having to YouTube half the solutions for this "improved" version, and then replayed about half of it with two other friends. It was stupid fun, and I glean some legitimate enjoyment from it. I then put the game down and never played it ever again, because it still sucked, but hey...something positive I guess.
|It still has that perfect blend of competition and co-op while playing multiplayer that makes it fun. Sort of.
Graphically it looks...decent. The updated the pixel art to low-rez sprites (much like TMNT: Turtles in Time Reshelled...isn't that an apt comparison?) which are ok and still maintain most of the charm, but ultimately didn't really do it for me. The updated music is really good at least, sounding modern while still retaining its original silliness. An option to switch back to the original graphics (or controls, gosh dang it) would have gone a long way in making this game work better for me, but sadly that is not the case. Also, as the stages were originally designed in 4:3, all the widescreen bits just add boring padding on either side. Snore.
|Bubble Armageddon!
Before I hit the conclusion let me say this: Despite those levels where the game is completely and utterly broken, the rest of the game plays almost identical to the original version. It's still a fun, arcade style romp that you may or may not have fond memories of, and the majority of the levels still work decently despite the stupid control changes. It's just those few where everything goes horribly wrong that the irritation really sets in, and you wonder if anybody actually playtested this game past the first 50 levels. Maybe it was too hard for them or something. I guess that makes sense.Anyway, point being this: you are better off getting a copy of Bubble Bobble on the NES for a few bucks more and just playing that. Or going to an arcade, spending a few quarters, and getting your fix there. Or pretty much anything else aside from this version. Sure, you'll have a decent amount of fun for a while, but once the massive problems start showing up (or if you want to, I dunno, ever beat the game) than the game becomes total garbage. It's too bad, seeing as all they had to do was basically re-release the original Bubble Bobble with the "enhanced" graphics and it would have worked. Just goes to show: don't try and "fix" something that doesn't need fixing.
Which reminds me I have a Silent Hill HD Collection review to get to. But that's for another time.
If you absolutely can't live without Bubble Bobble in your life and have no other options, I guess you gotta roll with Neo! But if not, pass it up. There was no care put into this product, and it shows.
Two out of five stars.
|The game developers, after realizing they duped everybody into buying their "enhanced" version.


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Q: At what point did you decide coaching football was what you wanted to do?
Fetkenhier: I was going to be a basketball coach when I grew up. I was at Ferris State (in Michigan) in my sophomore year and I was working with a youth team. They had a goal-line stand, and I said "Wow, this is really cool." The feeling I got was unbelievable, and after that I wanted to be a football coach.
Taylor: I was in ninth grade. I respected my high school football coach so much that I thought this was something I might want to do. Either that or go work in the steel plants. My dad said, "You know, the plant might not always be there." I thought, what's he talking about. Everybody I knew worked in a steel plant or the Ford plant. Luckily, I made the right decision.
Clapp: It was my senior year in high school and my coach said, "Hey, do you want to go to college and play more football." I didn't realize you could do that. You had to pick courses, and I wanted to be a teacher, and teachers could coach. I went to Central College (in Pella, Iowa) and had one of the more successful guys who's ever coached (287-win Hall of Famer Ron Schipper).
Q: Was it always high school football that interested you the most?
Fetkenhier: I never thought about coaching college until late in my career. There's things you look at that are pretty cool, because all they do is football. But you see all these guys get fired, and what nobody realizes is he's got four kids, he's now got to sell his house and move. I talked to my wife several times about it, and it was scary to uproot your family like that.
Taylor: No interest at all in college. It's too uncertain and I need a lot more stability in my life. Plus my wife wouldn't do it.
Clapp: Yeah, because of the personal relationships you can have. There was a time in the early 90s where people that were successful in college asked me about coaching there. But it really wasn't what I wanted to do.
Q: What were the coaching job(s) you had before moving to Arizona?
Fetkenhier: Where I grew up is a lot like where (Taylor) grew up. It was a factory town. It was in Genessee County, Michigan, which is where Flint is. We had 24 percent unemployment — and we think 13 is bad — and the school I was at (Grand Blanc High School) laid off 100 teachers. And I thought it would never happen to me. I'm an assistant coach in my first year, standing in the unemployment line, seeing ex-players. A car dealership in town hired me, and I did that for two years. I never have gotten up in the morning and not wanted to get out of bed because I hated my job. But I was doing fleet sales, and I didn't want to get out of bed. I had a job offer in Kalamazoo and I had this (at Cactus). My family was pretty much deceased, so I asked my wife "Are you willing to move 2,000 miles?" She said, "let's do it." And Cactus was actually a blind draw, so I've been really fortunate.
Taylor: I was at Milan High School (in Ohio) five years and we had a lot of success there, so I was beginning to think I had something to do with that. So I took this head coaching job at Western Reserve High (in Collins, Ohio), and they'd won three games in four years. Oh man. I found out I didn't know anything. I called Ron Horn (of the Peoria Unified School District) and asked about the football job, and he said "Yeah, we had a football job until last week, and we just filled it with Doug Clapp." So I thanked him. He said "This area is really growing fast, if you came out for a few years as an assistant, I'm sure you could find a job." I said my wife needed a job, and he said he would get her a job, too. Everything Ron Horn said happened. So we flew out, got two jobs and bought a house in one day. We never make decisions like that.
Clapp: My first job was in Ashland, Neb, outside of Omaha, which is a big hotbed for football. I coached there for about three-and-a-half years. The head coach let me do everything. I got to run the whole show, without the title. Then I got out of it and went into a private business for six or seven years. I wanted to do football and teaching again, so I came down here. I have asthma, and Arizona was supposed to be good for it.
Q: What was it like going from the Midwest, where high school football is a major part of the culture, to Arizona in the mid-1980s?
Fetkenhier: I didn't think it was that big of a change. One thing I thought was that because of the weather, everybody would be throwing the ball around or running option football. I get out here in 1984 and that first year we had 10 games and I think nine were wing-T teams. We opened against Greenway, and beat them 6-0 and we played Deer Valley and tied. Then we played St. Mary's, and I didn't know what a St. Mary's was. Steve Belles was the quarterback, and it was a good game for a half and then they spanked us. The next week we played Alhambra and on film Alhambra, I thought, had better people than St. Mary's. I'm driving home feeling sorry for myself because we're 1-1-1 and I'm thinking what the hell are you doing in Phoenix, Arizona. We ended up beating them 14-12. It was scary for me because all your support system was back there, and these guys had only known me eight weeks.
Clapp: I was very fortunate to go to Peoria (in 1984) because Peoria was a small community at that time. It was more like the small towns where I came from. I was here two years as Mark Matheson's assistant. Then Mark decided to go to Ironwood and start up that program — he didn't think this was going to be any good. I got the job because of Ron Horn. In 1986, we started out 0-3, and what most people don't realize is we played the three best (4A) football teams to start. We went to the fourth game here with Yuma, and I told the kids "This is one of the most important games you'll ever play. We won, got to 3-3 and ended up 5-5. We made the playoffs. And the kids had to go play all the teams that had beat them. We played at Cactus in the first round, knocked them off. We beat Tucson Flowing Wells, Phoenix North and then it was Agua Fria in the finals. That was a classic game, we won 29-23. This is crazy to say, but that team, even though they won the state title, never reached their potential. They had so much more, but they were good enough to win. It's still the worst record of a state champion. I'm kind of proud about that.
Taylor: I was fortunate in going to Peoria with Doug. That was good football. Doug kept the ship going (in 1986) until the kids played up to their abilities. There was a players-only meeting where things were hashed out. All of a sudden, they became a great team.
Q: The Peoria-Cactus rivalry was already there, but reached a new level with both teams in the mix for the 4A state championship. What were those late-80s early 90s games like?
Clapp: These kids played against each other in Pop Warner, and it was for the pride of Peoria. I remember kids saying that for a long time, they'd rather win that game than the state championship. We played (Cactus in 1987) for the state title. Larry had a great football team. Note: Peoria won the title game 28-6. With Larry, it's been built on respect. There's a lot of people that think we don't get along, but we do. He's fabulous outside of when we're competing. We played Cactus at Glendale Community College for years. (Late prep sports historian) Barry Sollenberger said that was a bigger game than any in the East Valley. We had 15,000-plus people come to it. In the early years there was (players) fighting off the field. It starts with us as coaches, it's just a game and you can't carry it over. Now, it's more respect.
Fetkenhier: At times early on, I didn't think it was healthy for high school football. It was just ugly, not so much on the field, but some of the crap that went on off the field. I know rivalries are great but I think some of the stuff crossed the line. The kids were fighting each other. I got called in, I don't know what year by (then-superintendent) Raymond Kellis and he said "this stuff's got to quit, or I'm going to fire you both." They were meeting at Burger King on Thunderbird and just beating the hell out of each other. It was stupid. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe that's what a rivalry is.
Q: As the rivalry was reaching its apex in 1990, Centennial was opening. What attracted you to the job, and were you apprehensive about starting a program in between two of the top 10 programs in the state.
Taylor: What attracted me was, the west side is a great football community, and Peoria is a football town. I most certainly had reservations with Peoria right there, and Cactus right there. We could see Peoria's lights on at night. Those first few years, we lost a lot of kids. We were playing with 195-pound offensive guards. At one of our feeder schools, I remember talking to the kids. One kid said, "I'm going to Peoria." Another kid said, "I'm going to Cactus." I felt like for a while, we were beating our heads against the wall.
Q: In the 1990s, the district's teams split up. Soon after Centennial reached varsity status, it moved into a region with Peoria. Cactus was in another region with an emerging Ironwood program. In 1994, Peoria tied Tucson Sahuaro 10-10 in the 4A state title game. Ironwood reached the 4A finals in 1995 and 1996. Cactus was a perennial contender and Centennial made the playoffs in 1995 and 1997.
Fetkenhier: I think the rest of the state wanted to see us all in the same region. I said, "You can do that, but if you want more publicity for our district, spread us out." To put us all together, it will hurt our district.
Clapp: I had mixed emotions when I played against Dick, a former assistant and a friend, in the early years while they were struggling. But he's done a great job over there. We played them all for an (unofficial) district title. It was a war every week. After the 1994 title game, I remember walking off the field, feeling like you lost. Nothing was decided, but that was the rule at the time. They've changed it, and obviously for the better. It was a tough thing for the kids, but you're still a champion no matter what. Before they did that, they decided playoff games with a ruler. If you didn't score, it was how many feet or inches closer you were to the goal line. One year, we didn't go to the state finals because we lost by two inches. That was tough to go tell kids.
Q: In 1998 Peoria, as well as Ironwood, moved up to 5A. Centennial and Cactus became the local 4A rivalry until the entire division setup changed in 2005. What were those years like?
Fetkenhier: We didn't like them, but I don't think our kids used to beat the hell out of each other. It didn't cross that line.
Taylor: That could have turned into a really good rivalry.
Clapp: The funny part that most people don't know is, we had a better record in 5A than we did in 4A. We played the best teams — Hamilton, Red Mountain, Desert Vista. Our schedule back here was easy after the first four games. Every week is like a playoff.
Q: The number of championships in Arizona grew from five to seven with the 2005 realignment. That will end when this season is over, and football will change to six divisions. Since 2005, Centennial has claimed three 5A-II titles (2006, 2007 and 2008), and Cactus has lifted two trophies (4A-I in 2005 and 4A-II in 2009). What setup do you like the most?
Clapp: It's been good from the standpoint of more kids play in the playoffs. I like what they're doing right now. I always thought they could go a step further and play a championship game with the winners of 5A-I and 5A-II, and 4A-I and 4A-II.
Fetkenhier: I really like what we're doing (with seven divisions) and I'm disappointed. In 2005, we won the (4A-I) state championship. (Tucson) Palo Verde won the 4A-II state championship. Palo Verde couldn't have beat us. But you see their kids, they're the state champions and they're excited. Could (Centennial) have won the state championships in 5A-I those years? I'm not going to speak for them. I was happy for the kids that could be state champions. I don't know how this next one will shape up.
Taylor: I like what we're doing now. I've been told that with the changes next year, we're still going to be playing everybody that we're playing right now. Even with what we've got now, it's rough on some schools. The really big schools look at 5A-II and see who they can play. Back in Ohio, the state never got involved with the scheduling. We would call each other and see if it would work out. That way makes more sense, because I think the coaches have a better idea of where they will be for the next two years.


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Protesters infiltrate Oak Ridge, Tenn., nuclear complex; operations halted
Nuclear operations were temporarily halted Wednesday at a Tennessee complex that stores and processes uranium after three protesters, including a nun, were able to intrude into a high-security area over the weekend. The Y-12 National Security Complex said all nuclear material is safe.
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Nuclear operations were temporarily halted Wednesday at a Tennessee complex that stores and processes uranium after three protesters, including a nun, were able to intrude into a high-security area over the weekend. The Y-12 National Security Complex said all nuclear material is safe.
The temporary stand-down was expected to end by next week. Special nuclear material will be moved to vaults on site, and contractor security personnel will undergo training and refresher instruction.
The protesters were found hanging banners in the dark and singing on Saturday and offering to break bread with the security guards at the Oak Ridge complex, officials said. They were arrested.
The nuclear complex regularly gets protesters and activists to the site around the August anniversaries of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II.
The National Nuclear Security Administration's Production Office is responsible for oversight of both B&W and WSI Oak Ridge, which provides the personnel that makes up the Y-12 Protective Force. WSI-Oak Ridge said last month it planned to cut as many as 51 jobs, including about 34 security police officer positions at the complex.
According to its website, Y-12 maintains the safety, security and effectiveness of the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile. It also provides nuclear fuel for the Navy and for research reactors worldwide.
Those arrested on federal trespassing charges were Megean Rice, 82, a Roman Catholic nun; Greg Boertje-Obed, 57; and Michael Walli, 63.
The protesters called themselves "Transform Now Plowshares," but there is no known Plowshares national protest group.
The nuclear safety administration said in a statement that the changes were aimed at addressing security deficiencies identified after what happened Saturday.
Steven Wyatt, a spokesman for the NNSA at Oak Ridge, declined to be more specific on those deficiencies.
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I have seen Chemical Bros. DJ set lists... the only song I recognized of off em was "Star Guitar." It was also the only Chemical Bros. song they spun. I might check em out... I might not. Who knows.
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Why do people hate on DJ sets so much. The basis and foundation of the rave/dance party is the DJ. Did anyone complain last year when Aphex Twin just DJ'd? No. He fuckin RULED. Did anyone complain when Boys Noize DJ'd? No. CUZ HE FUCKIN RULES. Did anyone complain that Fatboy Slim only DJ'd? No.
Chill out on the ChemBros. They've been DJing for longer than some of you have been alive. They are better than 99% of the DJs on this planet. Their DJ set will blow some BANDS out of the water.
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Kampa Stay Dry 260 Waterguard Inflatable Groundsheet
Waterproof awning groundsheet with inflatable edge tubes to keep water out even in the most extreme conditions. Measures approx 2.5m x 3.5m to fit 260 porch awnings.
Sunncamp Sapphire 1000 Air Plus 2015 Inflatable Tent
A spacious inflatable family tent complete with sewn in groundsheet
Textarp 110g Tarpauline - 5.4 x 3.6m
110 gram per square meter Textarp eyeleted tarpaulin sheet. Ideal for covering cars, trailer, boats or other machinery or using as a cheap groundsheet alternative.
Measures 3.6m x 5.4m
Vango Skye V 400 Family Tent
This NEW model is stylish, on trend and easy to pitch. A combination of Powerflex® fibreglass poles and a front PowerPlus® steel pole creates a strong structure for the pre-attached sun canopy while retaining the benefits of a lighter weight family tent.
Vango Skye V 400 tent Carpet
Living area tent carpet to fit the Vango Skye V 400 tent. Measures approx. (W)300 x (L)340 cm and narrows at the front.
Vango Skye V 500 Family Tent with Canopy
This NEW model is stylish, on trend and easy to pitch.
Vango Skye V 500 Tent Carpet
Living area tent carpet to fit the Vango Skye V 500 tent. Measures approx. (W)360 x (L)340 cm and narrows at the front.
Vango Skye V 600 6 Man Family Tent
Vango Skye V 600 Tent Carpet
Living area tent carpet to fit the Vango Skye V 600 tent. Measures approx. (W)420 x (L)340 cm and narrows at the front.
Yellowstone FastPitch 2 Person Pop Up Tent
A simple, single-skin pop up tent which makes an ideal cheap festival tent or first time campers tent with fast pitching and easy set up.
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Institutions are loading up PRMW going way higher.
nonsense - while the stock might go higher initially today on the seemingly good numbers this should reverse later in the session as investors digest through the results and outlook.
in fact a very weak quarter for the core water business was masked by a high number of dispenser sales which won't repeat going forward as this was just channel refill for the upcoming summer season. Guidance for Q2 is underwhelming to say the least. So another disappointing quarter masked by one time gains and truly disappointing guidance certainly are not the news investors want to hear. The company still needs to show any sign of execution.
By the way: again ZERO sales of flavourstation inventory and no word on the call from management.
The stock should be sold as management continues to overpromise and underdeliver.
after gapping up initially stock now already in the red as expected - easy money