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NEW YORK, N.Y. – A sea of green washed over Manhattan on Saturday as thousands of people celebrated during New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
And Westchester County was well-represented at the festivities, as several schools, clubs and bands made the short trip south to march down Fifth Avenue.
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Welcome to the Kaskaskia College web site! We are a proud institution with a long history of serving the area with quality educational programs and services. The college's roots go back to 1940 when it was a part of the Centralia High School District and was known as Centralia Junior College. In 1966 the college expanded to become a comprehensive community college in a multi-county district and was named Kaskaskia College. The college has the distinction of being the first community college in Illinois formed under the Illinois Public Junior College Act passed by the Legislature and signed into law in 1965. Kaskaskia College is celebrating this year 70 years of excellence in higher education.
This past year, Kaskaskia College enrolled in excess of 12,000 students. Additionally, the college served some 2,500 business and industry employees with educational programs and there were over 4,000 people served through our Career Center. These enrollments were accommodated by very dedicated faculty and staff members who are committed to providing quality personalized programs and services.
We are a student-centered, learning-oriented institution committed to the success of our students. Kaskaskia College offers college-level courses in support of one-and two-year occupational/technical programs, university-parallel courses constituting the first two years of baccalaureate degree programs, Business and Industry training, community education, and Adult Education and Literacy programs.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The Chattanooga Lady Mocs softball team (18-14, 3-2 SoCon) claimed a double-header from Appalachian State (11-11, 5-3 SoCon) Saturday as sophomore Taylor Deason (Clarksville, Tenn.) carried UTC with a 2-0 record in 8.2 innings pitched. Along with solid pitching, the Lady Mocs offense also delivered with 13 runs in support of the staff.
"We got big hits when we needed them," Head Coach Frank Reed said. "We needed a good offensive and defensive showing. We needed pitching to be solid and hitting to be consistent, and we were able to do that today. We weren't able to do that last week and it's good to see us pulling it together this week."
Chattanooga 8 – Appalachian State 3
The Lady Mocs were off to a quick start in the first inning of the first game Saturday, finding four runs after a scoreless top of the frame. Chattanooga's only hit of the inning, a single from Anyssa Robles (Lawrenceville, Ga.), loaded the bases as Sara Poteat (Thomaston, Ga.) and Sam Taylor (Chickamauga, Ga.) both walked to lead off the inning. Kasey Tydingco (Fairfield, Calif.) was hit by a pitch to drive in the game's first run and a walk issued to Sarah Beth Roberts (Mt. Juliet, Tenn.) gave UTC a 2-0 lead.
Shivaun Landeros was brought on to relieve the Mountaineers' Alissa Schoenlkopf, but Chattanooga was able to score two more in the inning as Stephanie Rieck (Chandler, Ariz.) sacrificed one runner home and Tyler Templet (Woodstock, Ga.) drove in another on a sac fly to center, giving UTC a 4-0 lead.
The Lady Mocs added on three more in the bottom of the second, going ahead 7-0, as Sam Taylor singled and Tydingco walked to put two on. An error off the bat of Roberts allowed for Taylor to score and a two-RBI single to center from senior Ninjja Suetsugu (Sao Paulo, Brazil) scored Tydingco and Roberts.
Appalachian State answered back with three runs in the top of the third on three hits off starting pitcher Rachel Albritton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), but the freshman was able to work out of the tough inning with a 7-3 lead intact.
Deason was brought on in the fourth in relief of Albritton and Chattanooga scored a final run in the fourth to push the UTC lead to 8-3 on a fielder's choice. Rieck was credited with the RBI, scoring pinch-runner Yoshi Hooks (Cleveland, Tenn.), while Deason allowed just four hits and struck out two through the next 3.2 innings to shut the Mountaineers down in 6.5 innings.
Robles was 2-for-4 in the first game against ASU while both Rieck and Suetsugu were to blame for two runs on the board. Deason walked away with the win, her 11th of the season, while Albritton tossed 3.1 inning and struck out a game-best six batters.
Chattanooga 5 – Appalachian State 3
The Lady Mocs finished up the double-header with a 5-3 win in game two behind a five-inning outing by Deason and some timely hitting. Both teams found themselves on the board in the second as Appalachian State scored two in the second off starting pitcher Kaisey Carson (Indianapolis, Ind.), but UTC answered back in the bottom half of the frame as Back-to-back hits from Roberts and Rieck opened the inning and Suetsugu walked to load the bases. Freshman Jenny Garcia (Miami, Fla.) drove a sac fly to the outfield to score one and a failed pickoff attempt in the following at-bat allowed Rieck to trot home from third. UTC scored its final run of the inning off of an Alyssa Taylor (Orange, Calif.) batted ball that was mishandled by the ASU second baseman, scoring Suetsugu.
Leading 3-2, a solo home run from Appalachian State's Lindsay Loudermilk tied the game at 3-3, but the Lady Mocs were able to find two runs in the fourth and fifth innings to lift them over the Mountaineers on Saturday.
An error and a hit in the fourth inning led to a 4-3 advantage for Chattanooga as Poteat reached on an error to score Suetsugu from third, who walked and advanced on a ground out and a wild pitch, but Garcia helped put ASU away in the bottom of the sixth inning on a solo home run to left field, stretching the score to 5-3. The shot is Garcia's first career home run and served as a clutch hit for the Lady Mocs.
"That home run was big for us," Reed said. "She came out as one of our best hitters in the fall and had struggled a bit early in the season, but we gave her another chance today and she didn't disappoint."
Chattanooga wraps up the series with the Mountaineers tomorrow at 2 p.m. in a single game against Appalachian State at Frost Stadium. Live stats are provided free for the game and video of the game is available via subscription to MocsVision.


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Tattoo artist Ami James leaves the warm sunny shores of Miami for the cold hard concrete and steel of New York City. NY Ink follows Ami, as he opens a shop in the city where if you aren't the best, you won't survive. Risking his reputation and finances on a huge new space in Manhattan's Ultra cool Soho district. Ami has recruited an elite staff of artist who's personalities are as big as their tattoo skills. Will they be able to join forces and make an indelible mark on New York Tattoo world, or will the stresses of the city be too much for Ami and his team to handle?


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Hamburg, NY - The Hilbert College baseball team, under the leadership of head coach Mark Messina, will be hosting a two-day baseball clinic February 5th and 6th from 9 am until 12 pm each day. All boys ages 7 to 18 years are invited to attend the clinic which will cover pitching, catching, fielding, base running and hitting skills. All instruction will be provided by coaches Messina and Jim Pernick as well as the Hilbert baseball team members.
The clinic will split time between the Hafner Recreation Center gym on the Hilbert campus or at the Upper Deck Baseball school located at 107 Evans Road in Hamburg.
The fee for the two-day clinic is $80 per person, with a $10 per person family discount. The on-day fee is $55.
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PRESTONSBURG - Two proposed locations for a future community center were among the topics discussed during Monday's Prestonsburg City Council meeting.
City officials have been working through tentative plans to build a 40,000 to 65,000 square foot facility in Prestonsburg which would include a swimming pool, basketball courts, meeting and party rooms, an arcade, a concession stand, a day care center, a common area forum and rock climbing wall, as well as fitness area, racquetball courts and an indoor walking track.
During the meeting, council member Les Stapleton said that he had talked to officials with Big Sandy Community and Technical College, and that they were interested in partnering with the city to build the center, as well as providing a location for the building on their campus.
The site discussed would place the new center next to the East Kentucky Science Center.
Council members agreed that a core sample would need to be taken at the site by an engineering group before they could commit to the location. The area in question has acted as a rain water drain and was noted during the meeting to be considerably soft.
The city has also been looking at the location of the former Prestonsburg Elementary School, though the price to purchase the site is considerable, and also would require the same engineering core samples, as well as needing to be elevated out of the flood plain.
Cliff Latta with Vaughn and Melton Consulting suggested the city could possibly save on the land costs by only taking the portion of the property needed for the center, and allowing the remaining property which fronts North Lake Drive to be sold and developed commercially.
Mike Vance, the city economic development head, said that George Edwards with BSCTC had told him that the college would be interested in partnering with the city at either location.
The proposed center plans for the downtown site also include space for an amphitheater as well as wraparound parking for 70 or 80 cars. The building itself would be elevated 8-to-12 feet above North Lake Drive to get it out of the floodplain, creating another 20,000 square feet for additional parking or an archery range on the ground level of the facility.
Also during Monday's meeting City Council members recognized Henry Young for his years of service to the community teaching gymnastics at Archer Park. Young was presented with a key to the city.
Thursa Slone and Carolyn Ford both asked the city council to look into ongoing concerns in the Lancer area concerning possible health risks. Both Ford and Slone said that there are site issues with stop signs being obscured by trees, abandoned homes drawing river rats into the neighborhood, mosquito holes, and an that the lack of visibility at the intersection of Cooley Drive and South Lake Drive has caused a number of recent accidents.
A second reading of a proposed annexation of property along US 23 and Route 80 was read and approved by the city council.
B.D. Nunnery was the only council member not present during Monday's meeting.


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Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Wando football doesn't want the asterisk.
Two years ago, the Warriors won 10 games and were anointed Class AAAA Region VII champs after Goose Creek was forced to forfeit its season. After an injury-plagued, four-win 2013 campaign, a talented senior core looks to lead a host of new starters back to the top of Region VII, this time winning it outright.
"We want to do what no other Wando team has done, and without people thinking we lucked into it," Warriors senior tight end Ben Jacques said. "We've got a lot of energy and leadership this year. We've got players who'll pour it all out for 48 minutes until the whistle blows and that's what it takes to win."
Jacques reportedly turned in a 4.5-second 40-yard dash and a 31-inch vertical leap at 6-foot-6, 240 pounds at the Rivals camp this summer. His athletic potential has earned him several FCS offers, including UNCC where he committed in July. He caught one touchdown last season while molding his game to supplement the Warriors' run-oriented, spread offense that averaged 23 points per game.
Wando head coach Jimmy Noonan expects the progression of junior quarterback Bailey Hart to help balance the Warriors' no-huddle, option-based attack this year and take the focus off of feature back Kenny Waring.
Waring rushed for 1,450 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior last season, averaging 8.3 yards per carry. The versatile speed back was also second on the team with 21 catches. He's been clocked at 4.35 in the 40 and is a state champion in the 100-meter dash and long jump. Waring already has offers from South Carolina State and Charleston Southern and hopes to draw more attention by leading Wando deep into the playoffs this year.
"I want to lead this team to state," Waring said. "My expectations are to be better than I was last year to help the team. I want to be a leader, help the underclassmen out and get all of us ready."
The Warriors hope to see improvement on defense this season after allowing 30 points per game last year. Wando's 3-4 base is led by outside linebacker Tyler Ragsdale. The 6-foot-2, 216-pound senior led Wando with 81.5 tackles, 4 sacks and 18 hurries last season. Ragsdale power cleans 340 pounds and earned Wando's Ultimate Warrior title this summer as the team's top conditioned athlete.
With just three returning starters, this year's unit has recruited help from the offense, utilizing two-way athletes like Darius Wade, Tre Smith, Terrell Venning and Nick Taylor in its secondary.
"We need some guys to make an impact on both sides of the ball and they're picking it up very well," Noonan said. "We're very multiple on defense. We're going to be attacking and very active. These guys are excited to get their lunch pails and work boots on together."
Wando opens a three-game road trip week two at Ashley Ridge, followed by trips to Lexington and Summerville. Eight of the Warriors' first nine opponents won at least six games last season, four won 10 or more. Noonan says scheduling tough early and including Midlands teams like Lexington and White Knoll is crucial in preparing for Region VII and the Big 16 playoffs.
"You can't sugarcoat AAAA football," Noonan said. "A lot of folks run away from the challenge, but we don't believe in that. We want to build and build through the season. We're working for when the weather gets cold.
"We don't care who the opponent is. This is a true Wando football team. These players are going to lay it on the line every day for Wando."
Wando opens the season Aug. 29 at home against White Knoll.
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Reconsider paid lost and found ads
We adopted a small female terrier that was rescued from a puppy mill in Edgefield County. We only had her about a week when she slipped out a door unnoticed and disappeared. This was about Nov. 12. Since then, we have been advertising in the papers to try and find her and she has been sighted several times, the latest being Dec. 18. Unlike The Augusta Chronicle, the Aiken Standard charges for these ads.
In view of what it could mean to a helpless animal, especially ones recently rescued, we feel that Aiken Standard needs to rethink their policy and run these ads for free. So far our advertising costs with the Standard have totaled about $100. Most people would not have spent this kind of money this time of year meaning a bunch of animals lost in Aiken have not had a decent chance of being found.
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What a mischievous little monkey! Bring all the fun and wonder of Curious George to your room with this giant wall decal. Create your own mural with this extra large set of wall graphics, including clouds and a bunch of brightly colored balloons. Read the books, watch the cartoons... and now immerse yourself in his world!
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MACON, Ga. --- Chris Robb shot two-under par 70 as the Chattanooga
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Georgia is the team leader after an eight-under par 280.
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Starting a placeholder thread for people to comment about Steve's non-fiction essay on gun control/gun rights.
Honestly, I think it's disgusting for someone to profit off of the recent gun tragedies. I don't understand why he's charging money to read his opinion on gun violence.
You have jumped to the assumption that he will be profiting from the piece.
All interested:
I'm glad King took the time to write this article, and it's certainly worth reading whether you agree with his observations or not. His comments regarding 'Rage' alone are worth the price of purchase, and I can only thank King once again for being as conscientious as he is.
My favorite line: "There might even be (o lost and shining city) a resumption of actual dialogue," and he's careful to point out that dialogue is not the shouting (or shrill screaming) of repetitious talking points that seeming pass for political discourse these days.
It's my hope, though, that he eventually publishes this essay on the front page of his website or at least provides a link to the full essay: considering the importance of this issue, and the validity of the points King is making, this ought to be free for all to read.
Well, it costs money to read it so somebody is profiting from it. If the money made is going towards some charity or something that needs to be made clear on the Amazon page, because as it is now I'm sure I'm not the only one with a very bad taste in their mouth over having to pay money, presumably directly to the author for their own personal profit, on an essay that is written in the wake of 20 children being murdered.
Stephen's personal beliefs about charity have been that it takes away somewhat from the giving if a big deal is made about it. However, if you want to stretch the analogy, newspapers, TV stations, magazines, etc. all have made money directly or indirectly with reporting and free-lance journalists who write pieces for those publications would have been paid for their piece. I can certainly understand your feelings but you might want to get more information before you automatically assume something.
How about getting back to the actual thoughts he's putting forth in the essay.
I can understand him going to Amazon to get it out quickly, but couldn't he just have put it up here? I think within a couple of days there would have been a zillion links pointing to it. If y'all wanted to avoid: "the comments that are generated when those same sources stir up people who do not bother to do their due diligence to get the original information instead of blindly buying into the (mis)information they were spoon-fed and then come here to express their displeasure"… having to pay for it on Amazon isn't exactly conducive to that goal IMO. In fact, I think it just feeds the collective cultural psyche of that you wish to avoid.
Then again, if it is controversy he's looking for, I guess it's one of the best ways to secure it.
I will have to wait till the weekend to hijack my daughter's kindle to get it. I think she still has some availability on her gift card.
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Style: Krav / (Kick)Boxing / BJJ--
Bit of an unusual question (standup grappling)
I'm beginning a new job where I'm working with autistic residents. Some of you may have seen my thread about the CPI training. We went through it today, and I have to say that the material and instructor didn't fill me with confidence that I can handle an aggressive/violent resident. For example, the guy demonstrated a block to the ankles by USING HIS HANDS. Even though the book itself said to check the kick with your foot (which he said was too hard).
Some of the stuff was reminiscent of Krav Maga, namely how to escape someone grabbing your wrist with one or both hands. Some of the other stuff seemed a little sketchy.
Given that I'm working with developmentally disabled residents, there's a huge difference between working with them and training for a sport/self-defense circumstance. Firstly, any kind of strike used against them would be constituted as abuse, meaning I get fired. Secondly, although it never came up, material I've come across suggests that I would get into major trouble if I used a pain-compliance technique or chokehold. Basically, my options are to continue dodging/blocking strikes and avoid the violent resident or use "nonviolent physical intervention."
If anyone has any advice or suggestions on further training to deal with this type of situation, I'm very open to them.
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Style: BJJ, Judo--Originally Posted by Repulsive Monkey
You might wanna be a little bit careful about it, tho. I have met people who are a bit pussified when it comes to the harness, and they start freaking out.
I'm looking at you judo guys, here.
Originally Posted by Locu5
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I might be incorrect on this, but I am fairly certain you aren't allowed to make the color commentary on your own snaps. It is, of course, a possibility that this was a cleverly disguised attempt to say that you yourself are retarded, in which case you have adjusted quite well.Locu5
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I have a question:
How easily is it determined whether the person to be restrained is intent on only hurting you, or only hurting himself? Do you have a policy stating that you should assume they could try to hurt themselves at any moment, for safety.
If you somehow knew they would not hurt themselves, couldn't you just try your best to defend yourself with a tight guard and circling?
I think if they would hurt themselves, it's much harder to deal with.
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Low amplitude grecco roman. Take them down softly. Safer than freestyle wrestling and judo since if you double/single leg somebody or throw them they have a greater chance of falling back on their head. Once they're on the ground, lock them in a squishy from side control until your buddy gets there.
You need to learn "Second orderly fu"
Particularly the "Large orderly who got your back because you spring for Subway a lot" ryu.
Seriously - the best way to restrain someone without hurting them is to do so with help.There's no choice but to confront you, to engage you, to erase you. I've gone to great lengths to expand my threshold of pain. I will use my mistakes against you. There's no other choice.


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Georgetown City Council got a first look Thursday at a program that is aimed at helping increase the number of visitors to Front Street and the citys Historic District.
The program - called the Main Street Four-Point Approach - is a national movement helping to revitalize the business areas of cities and towns by promoting local assets.
The Main Street program was created by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1977. It provides framework for organization and mission, and opens doors to funding, according to Tee Miller, the City of Georgetowns director of Planning and Economic Development. In this state, the program is called Main Street South Carolina and is operated through the Municipal Association of South Carolina.
The program empowers citizens with the knowledge, skills, tools and organizational structure necessary to revitalize their downtowns, neighborhood commercial districts and cities into vibrant centers of commerce and community, Miller explained.
There are four main components to make the program a success:
Organization. This involves getting everyone working toward the same goal and assembling the appropriate human and financial resources to implement a Main Street revitalization program, Miller explained.
Promotion. This is creating a positive image of the commercial district which encourages consumers and investors to be a part of the area.
Design. This means getting the downtown area into top physical shape so it can capitalize on its best assets.
Economic Restructuring. This will strengthen the communitys existing economic assets while expanding and diversifying its economic base.
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Councilman Brendon Barber said when the committee is formed, it needs to consist of representation from across the city - not just Front Street.
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Social apps: Flipboard
Flipboard takes all the stuff you care about -- articles and pictures shared by your Facebook and Twitter friends along with the latest relevant headlines and presents them, with content and social comments, in a gorgeous, tactile iPad interface. You can customize it to your hearts content and share your own comments back. It's the closest we've come yet to a communal magazine. [Free - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Friendly for Facebook is the next best thing until Facebook makes an official iPad app. [Free - iTunes link]
- Twitter for iPad lets you get your tweet on with a futuristic interface and growing set of features. [Free - iTunes link]
Casual games: Angry Birds HD
Angry Birds HD takes the undisputed king of casual gaming, the breakthrough addictive puzzler in the best tradition of the genre, and paints it across the bigger screen. The premise is the same, evil green pigs have stolen your eggs and your birds aim to get them back -- with slingshots, explosives, boomerangs, and other manner of weaponized avian fury. Kill all the pigs to clear a level, do it with style and earn the elusive 3-stars. It starts off easy but ramps up quickly as the minutes turn to hours, especially on the less confined iPad screen. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Plants vs. Zombies HD for dark, relentless action. [$9.99 - iTunes link]
- Fruit Ninja is fast, frenetic slice-and-dice sword action for your iPad. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
Productivity apps: Documents to Go Premium
The bigger iPad screen makes for much easier document editing on the go, be it for business or school work. Documents to Go Premium lets you create, read, and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files with fairly good styling and functionality, and will even open Mail attachments and sync files via iTunes or with Google Docs, Dropbox, Box.net, iDisk & SugarSync for the ultimate in mobile accomplishment. Universal app - buy once, use on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. [$16.99 - iTunes link]
- Penultimate turns your iPad into a whiteboard/notebook hybrid perfect for meetings or brainstorming. [$3.99 - iTunes link]
- Good Reader for iPad is a powerhouse for PDF annotating and file management. [$2.99 - iTunes link]
Time management games: Smurf's Village
Sure, the ultimate goal of building the best village is just the same as other games, but Smurfs' Village also has a story line. After each level increase, there's dialogue and a quest, and also mini games you can play to earn more experience. The graphics are great and the gameplay is smooth. Smurfs' Village is free but some items require smurfberries which are available as an in-app purchase. Smurfberries can also be used to speed up the growth of plants and construction of buildings. Universal app - download once, use on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. [Free - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Farmville brings your new or existing Facebook farm to iPad. [Free - iTunes link]
- Diner Dash: Grilling Green is an exclusive version of the iPhone favorite built just for iPad. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
Video apps: Netflix
Netflix for iPad has a horrible interface -- their website awkwardly wrapped in an app -- but offers so much TV and movie content that looks so good on iPad that it's still more than worthwhile. Whole seasons of TV shows and movies roughly one month after the BD/DVD release dates can be streamed directly to your iPad and if you use Netflix on your iPhone, Apple TV, Xbox 360, Wii, PS3, etc. what you pause on one you can resume on the other. It does require a minimum $8 a month subscription and is only currently available in the US and Canada but it should be rolling out to more countries in 2011. If you have kids, the cartoons alone are worth it. Universal app - download once, use on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. [Free - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Air Video transcodes AVI, MKV and most other video formats from your Windows or Mac PC on the fly and beams it right to your iPad. [$2.99 - iTunes link]
- ReelDirector lets you edit home video right on your iPad. Especially go when combined with Apple's iPad camera it for easy import. [$3.99 - iTunes link]
Hardcore games: Infinity Blade
Epic's Unreal 3 engine explodes onto iPhone with Infinity Blade, an on-rails sword fighting extravaganza with some of the best visuals we've ever seen. The story and gameplay are simple if not simplistic, you battle a series of monsters and their God-King over generations, growing your power, magic, and skill until you're strong enough to win. It might sound repetitive but it quickly becomes as addictive as it is gorgeous. Universal app - buy once, use on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. [$5.99 - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus for some CoD-style fun. [$6.99 - iTunes link]
- Real Racing 2 for amazing cars and online play. [$9.99 - iTunes link]
Board games: Words with Friends HD
There's an official Scrabble game for iPad but Words with Friends edges it out thanks to really good online play. It won't let you play words that don't exist, so there's no bluffing or challenging strategy, but there is a built in chat feature so you can trash talk to your heart's content. You can have multiple games against multiple friends going on at the same time, and push notifications let you know when it's your turn make a word. [$2.99 - iTunes link]
- Monopoly HD, the classic from Boardwalk to bankruptcy. [$9.99 - iTunes link]
- Catan HD puts the legendary strategy game in the palm of your hands [$4.99 - iTunes link]
Utility apps: Remote
Remote puts your desktop iTunes library on your iPad and in your lap. Your can browse through, pick, and play all your music, TV shows, and movies, and if you have AirPlay supported video (like Apple TV) or audio (AirPort Express attached speakers, etc.) you can control which room in your house they play on. In addition to browsing it works as a full on touchpad remote control for Apple TV or iTunes (one multiple Windows or Mac PCs) and makes the sometimes arduous task of entering passwords or search terms a breeze. Apple's Remote app is especially handy at parties.
Also check out:
- Find my iPhone, despite the name, also lets you geo-locate, beep, message, lock, and remote wipe your missing iPad -- for free. [Free - iTunes link]
- LogMeIn Ignition is a remote desktop VNC client that lets you control your home Windows or Mac PC -- or your office server room -- from the comfort of a lounge chair. [$29.99 - iTunes link]
Educational apps: Starwalk for iPad
Starwalk brings you the universe of of constellations with gorgeous graphics and in spectacular detail. It includes digital compass support so you can literally hold it up to the sky and it will show you the stars you're looking at complete with informational overlay that moves with you as you turn and turn around. You can also scroll back and forth through time to see stars as they'd appear at different dates. Starwalk also includes the phases of the moon, views from earth, and more. It's the ultimate app for star gazers and future astronomers. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
- Articles for iPad is a better -- and better looking -- way to use Wikipedia, with support for tabbed browsing, bookmarks, fast skimming, and more. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
- TED lets you watch scientific, educational, technological, medical, and artistic videos from the renowned TEDTalks right on your iPad. [Free - iTunes link]
Reading apps: Kindle for iPad
Amazon's Kindle eBook reader for iPad isn't as good looking as Apple's iBooks but simply has the largest library of titles and the most cross-platform support on the market. If you're looking for a book chances are you'll find it for the Kindle app, and if you buy it you'll be able to read it on iPhone, iPad, Kindle devices, and other smartphones. Better still, if you stop reading it on one device, thanks to WhisperSync you can pick up right where you left off on another device. Universal app - download once, use on iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.[Free - iTunes link]
Also check out:
- Instapaper lets you save web articles to read later in a cleaner format. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
- Reeder for iPad is the best way to keep up with your RSS news feeds. [$4.99 - iTunes link]
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@Yorick - this is TiPb, not TUAW. We're THE iPhone Blog, they're the UNOFFICIAL WEBLOG. Also, AirVideo might be good, but I'm unclear. Does it let you take these videos with you or do you have to be on the same wifi network?
Why no mention of VLC? It does all file formats, I know you don't have to stream the video. True, it might get yanked, but it hasn't yet.
For those who use twitter in other than personal ways, other apps may be more helpful, like tweetdeck - it's better in terms of search though of course it could have a more user-friendly interface. As for the games, most captivating iPad game is Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter. It lets you explore a huge world and you can literally spend a day there shooting dinos.
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Note that when moving and storing a tray I often need to do some stacking, which I'l unstack when actually using the tray contents. But I do manage to avoid having to individually relocate dozens of pieces.
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I do have to remove my tools, as I don't have several sets, but that's the easy part. I guess great minds think alike.
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On Friday, August 17, 2012, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") filed an emergency action in a North Carolina federal court, alleging that ZeekRewards and its founder, Paul R. Burks, were involved in one of
the largest Ponzi schemes in history. The move came as many began to question the legality of the operation and whether its promised 1.5% daily returns were simply 'too good to be true.' These fears were confirmed on Friday, with the unavailability of Zeek's website and the closure of its Lexington, N.C. headquarters serving as an ominous sign leading up to the SEC's announcement Friday evening that it had halted the scheme as it teetered on the "verge of collapse". The sheer number of victims, which authorities estimate tops 1 million, likely earns Zeek the infamous distinction as the largest Ponzi scheme in history by the number of investors, and will add a layer of complexity never seen before in trying to unravel the scheme and distribute funds to investors. For sake of comparison,the number of investors in Bernard Madoff's $65 billion Ponzi scheme, the largest in history by investor losses, was "only" in the thousands.
According to authorities, Zeek consisted of two related operations, Zeek Rewards and Zeekler. Zeekler was an international penny auction website that offered users the ability to win merchandise by placing one-cent "bids". Zeek Rewards was the investment arm of the operation, offering users the ability to share in up to 50% of daily "profits" by completing a daily set of tasks that included soliciting new customers and selling or giving away "bids" to new users. At the end of the day, users were paid "Profit Points" usually totaling 1.5% of their investment, and were given the choice either to receive their "profits" in cash or rollover the points to compound future returns. Many chose to re-invest, and due to the compounding nature of the Profit Points and the steady stream of new customers, authorities allege that the number of outstanding Profit Points was nearly 3 billion at the time the scheme was halted. The scheme depended on investors choosing to reinvest their profits, for according to the SEC, Zeek would have been insolvent in a matter of weeks, if not days, had investors chosen to receive their profits in cash.
No doubt in efforts to avoid the scrutiny of federal and state authorities, Zeek made it mandatory for new users to acknowledge that they "are NOT purchasing stock or any other form of 'investment' or equity" before becoming a member. While Zeek dubbed the operation as an "e-commerce subscription", the SEC disagreed, charging that, in reality, the company was engaging in the fraudulent offering of unregistered securities.
In its announcement, the SEC also stated that Paul Burks, Zeek's founder, was cooperating with authorities and had agreed to pay a $4 million civil penalty and relinquish all interests and assets in the company – all without admitting or denying any culpability. Burks cooperation should be seen as a positive sign for investors, as his knowledge of the scheme will significantly help authorities unravel the operation and account for all assets. According to the SEC, Zeek has paid over $375 million to investors to date, and currently holds approximately $225 million in investor funds in financial institutions all over the world. These funds were frozen in an emergency asset freeze granted by the North Carolina federal court, meaning that they cannot be dissipated or misappropriated during the course of the investigation.
Zeek and its affiliates have attracted scrutiny in recent weeks as investors increasingly began to doubt the operation's legitimacy. According to David Dalrymple, President of the Winston Salem Better Business Bureau ("BBB"), the BBB had been receiving complaints for some time, and within the last 30 days alone had received 30,000 inquiries about Zeek. Said Dalrymple, "In twelve years as the President here, I cannot compare that to any level of inquiry for any other business. Ever." Dalrymple stated that the BBB's analysis of Zeek had raised many red flags, and that it immediately notified criminal authorities.
While investor losses pale in comparison to those experienced by Madoff or Stanford investors, the sheer number of Zeek investors is on a magnitude that has never been dealt with before in a receivership or bankruptcy context. To illustrate, assuming Zeek had one million investors, a simple 1-page summary for each investor summarizing contributions and withdrawals, stacked together, would be 101.3 meters high, or roughly 300 feet. The staggering number of victims suggests that investigation of the fraud and establishment of a distribution process will likely be a drawn-out process involving hundreds, if not thousands, of people.
Going forward, the first step will be the appointment of a receiver by the North Carolina federal court. In an Order filed late Friday, United States District Judge Graham Mullen appointed Kenneth Bell as the temporary receiver, empowering him to take control of Zeek's assets and begin an investigation. Mr. Bell is a Partner at the Charlotte office of McGuireWoods, where his practice includes white collar crime. It is likely that Bell took control of Zeek's offices yesterday immediately after the Order was signed. In the Order, Judge Mullen also ordered Burks to provide a list of all assets, employees, and creditors of Zeek to the Receiver within 10 days, and a full accounting of assets, bank accounts, and other property within 30 days.
For now, the North Carolina Attorney General has established a hotline for concerned investors at (919) 716-6046.
(08/20) EDIT – Forbes has confirmed that Burks is being represented by Noell Tin of Tin Fulton Walker & Owen, a Charlotte, NC law firm.
(08/21) EDIT – The Receiver has announced the establishment of a Receivership website at www.zeekrewardsreceivership.com. Victims wishing to communicate with the Receiver should email email@example.com.
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