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Simply put… the S.I.M.P.L.E Scaling System is a unique system I developed to make my life easier while increasing my income every month.
I wanted to scale up my income sky-high, using what I just shared with you inside your Small List, Big Profits workshop.
I wanted to create a coaching business that gave me lots of freedom and extra income, and also gave my students great results.
You see, I knew I wanted to coach and help other people. I'd been lucky enough to find an online money making method (list building.) And I knew other people could use it too.
As I shared in the workshop, you can scale up by selling services like web design and blog set up too, it was just that I felt like coaching was more of a fit for me.
(NOTE: This system is a fit for anyone who wants to coach people in ANY particular business skill or method, like SEO, Facebook Ads or Teespring, just to name a few random examples.)
Bottom-line: I wanted to help a LOT of people gain their independence from crappy jobs and crappy wages, just like I'd done.
And I certainly didn't want to have to do any type of "high-pressure" selling to get people into a coaching program in the first place.
I was never good at that stuff anyway…and it just made me feel uncomfortable.
Plus, at first, I didn't even know exactly WHAT I would coach, what process I would use, or anything like that.
I also didn't know how to get consistent leads… and if leads did come in, I barely had any case study proof to show them.
(Good news is… no-one ever asks: where's your case studies?! Because with this system, you don't need them to get started…)
I'd never officially coached anyone before… I mean, no-one.
And coaching scared me a little because I had to put my name out there.
And because I wasn't completely confident in my coaching abilities, I was particularly wary of someone asking for a refund.
(I discovered an easy way to prevent that happening and keep my students extremely happy. I've only had to give out a handful of refunds over the years. And they never hurt, because this system is always bringing new, excited people into my program)
Thankfully, for myself and my students, I didn't let any of these unfounded fears stop me. I knew in my heart that I could help so many people with the knowledge I had.
After all, in reality, you only need to know a little more knowledge than your student and you can be of great and profound service to them.
So when I started out,
Naturally… I wanted to add a strong source of extra income, to secure my family's future. However, the biggest kick I get out of coaching is that I've been able to assist 59 (and counting) ordinary people just like me achieve a full-time living online.
I couldn't know what I know and just hoard it to myself. Not when I could make such a massive impact on my student's lives and their family's lives.
Now, although I can't make you any promises about your own coaching income, I can tell you my own personal results.
From being entirely clueless about how to build a stress-free coaching program, I've since banked over $1.7 million in coaching revenues in the last 13 months.
(Again, these are just my results. And to be 100% clear and responsible, I'm making no inference at all that you will do anything remotely similar.)
But that money would have meant a lot less had I made it by being stressed out all the time. Because I like to have time to enjoy my extra income
In these last 13 months you might have found me risking life and limb driving blazing-fast cars down German expressways with crazy-high speed-limits… flying first-class to see my favorite soccer team, Manchester United play in big games… or just relaxed, hanging out in my hometown of Arad, Israel, with my wife Anastasia and our precious daughter Erica.
Well, as I dived into the coaching game I made a bunch of costly mistakes. It was total trial and error for a long while.
Thankfully, I learned critical lessons from every single mistake.
The result being that I've been able to fine-tune a system that I believe can help anyone build a low-stress yet substantial extra coaching income you can rely on, month after month.
I call it the S.I.M.P.L.E Scaling System, and it has 3 critical and core components…
This is where you put word out into the world that you are coaching. People tend to over-complicate this and they think they need a big elaborate or complicated funnel. When in reality, that's the exact opposite of what works.
The same easily swipeable email message I showed you is my "stupid simple" funnel! I've used it in a variety of effective ways to generate over 1,567 high quality applications into my coaching program since 2012.
I'm not a fan of pressuring people into doing anything. I like to have a nice relaxed chat with someone about their goals for the future, and just see if we're a fit to work together.
If we are, great. If not, that's okay too, we simply part ways respectfully as friends, leaving the door open to working together in the future.
So I've also created a very low-key, low-pressure and simple enrollment structure to follow with people who contact you for coaching. So you always know what to say and you never feel yucky about it. You're helping people and seeing if there's a fit.
Simple as that.
Plus, it's designed where, if you want to, the entire selling process can ultimately be outsourced so you can focus on giving people the help they need.
The reason some people are stressed-out when they coach is that they haven't got a simple delivery system.
I've found the secret is to implement "virtual systems" that give your students exactly what they need, but without turning you into a slave, overwhelmed by client demands.
And I've created non-techy delivery systems that any coach can replicate extremely easily. So you're never overwhelmed. And your students are always respectful, grateful and appreciative of your help and service.
So that's the system in a nutshell… nothing complicated about. It truly lives up to its name in every way!
Without it, I'd be earning a fraction of what I make now, and not impacting anywhere close to as many lives.
And best of all, it can deliver big results, incredibly fast.
If you see coaching as a way to scale up your income, and you want to chat about the possibility me helping you implement this proven system, I invite you to click below and fill out a short application.
Please give as much detail about your current income-needs and ambitions as possible. This will help get me up to speed on your situation, so when we talk we can make the best and most productive use of our time together.
You've shown how serious you are about improving your life by investing in Small List, Big Profits. Now, if you're ready. Let me help you take it to the moon.
This is only for people who clearly see the immense value in a proven system that can give them a massive and immediate shortcut to scaling up their monthly income.
And who are eager to make a meaningful financial commitment that will allow us to link arms and get you set up with an on-going, low-stress, low-hassle new income stream.
My focus will be on getting you very quick results, in days and weeks, not months. Results that will allow you to quickly and easily recoup your investment to put this system to work for you.
Also, please note that due to the 1-on-1 time and attention I'll be giving each successful applicant, I can currently only help a maximum of 12 people set this system in motion. (I reserve the right to lessen that number if necessary.)
Like I said, you don't need any coaching experience to put this system to work for you… the only requirement is that you have a real and genuine passion for helping others.
If that's you, click the link and fill out the application right now, since I'm only going to be sharing this system with an extremely small and limited number of go-getters.
Igor, thanks, I'm ready to seriously scale up my income…
Here's some quick answers to some of the most common questions I get about The S.I.M.P.L.E Scaling System…
Do I need to know how to sell?
No. You don't need to know how to enroll people into your coaching. I will personally coach you in how to effectively price your programs, and enroll people with ease. Forget about yucky "high pressure" selling. There's a better way!
Do I need to know what to coach? And do I need a formal structure to my coaching process?
If we work together I will help you formulate a detailed plan about what to coach, how to structure your offerings, and how to deliver it with no stress or overwhelm.
Do I need to have coached before?
Not at all. You can be a complete coaching novice like I was and this system will carry you to a thriving coaching business.
Do I need cases studies to make this work?
You don't need case studies. That's not a requirement for success. As long as you can legitimately coach people to a better life in some important area of life and/or business, this system allows you to get started without case studies. And if you'd rather sell "services" instead, that's fantastic. You can use this system to scale up too.


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A timeline of events for Paris Illinois and Edgar County:
1823 Edgar County was formed and named for John Edgar, one of its first judges. Paris is the county seat. A first plat of the Paris square was surveyed by Amos Williams.
1826 The first school district in the county was organized.
1841 Rev. Henry Venable organized Edgar Academy on six acres where St. Mary's Church now stands.
1842 Built in 1842, Milton K. Alexander home is one of the few buildings still standing that Abraham Lincoln visited while practicing law on the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Now home to the Art Center.
1858 Abraham Lincoln came to Paris to speak in Col. Alexander's grove on September 7.
1860 Paris Union School District organized.
1861 On April 18, Company E, 12th Illinois Volunteers organized. 1544th Transportation Company of the Illinois National Guard is an outgrowth of the militia group.
1869 Paris was chartered as a city. Paris is one of eight communities named Paris in the United States. It was settled on land donated by Samuel Vance for a county seat and received its charter as a city in 1869.
The exact origin of the name Paris is uncertain. Early settlers from Kentucky believed that the town was named for Paris, Kentucky. Others thought that the town was named this because the word 'Paris' was carved on a tree in the center of the donated land. This tree was the center point for the first survey of Paris.
1869-1873 James W. Binford and Eli Lilly ran the Binford-Lilly Drugstore at 128 N. Main. Lilly left the business in 1873 to begin manufacturing pharmaceuticals in Indianapolis.
1871 Mark Twain's lecture tour brought him to Paris, Illinois in late December. While staying at the Paris House hotel, he met a young boy who most likely was the inspiration for Twain's "Sociable Jimmy."
1879 Merkle Broom Company was established by John Merkle, Sr. and his son Oscar T. Merkle. The brick factory was built at the corner of West End Avenue and Broom Street in 1890. Also known as Merkle-Wiley Broom Co. The business was known as the largest broom manufacturer in the world during the early 20th century. At one time, it produced 6,000 brooms per day. Its "Blu-J" line of brooms was manufactured into the 1960s. The company merged with France Broom Co. in 1964, but the factory produced its last broom in Paris on April 30, 1964. In 1985, a furniture manufacturer acquired the location. The original building survived a fire in 1996, but Northern Harvest demolished it in 1999 to make way for a newer facility.
Source: Paris Beacon-News, March 18, 1982; March 3, 1999
1890 E.O. (Elmer) Laughlin published a novel, Johnnie. Laughlin was a doctor, city councilman, and member of first library board, who practiced medicine in Paris for 49 years. He later published a 1937 volume of poetry, Of Yesterday and Tomorrow.
1892 U.O. Colson Company was founded by Usher Orlando Colson and his wife Adalaide Gordon Colson in 1892. Originally a printing company, it grew into a manufacturer of advertising items sold nationwide. Its calendars and paper fans can often be found on ebay. A large two-story brick building built on North Main Street in 1926 served as the company's home. Colson's had 18 district sales offices and 250 salespersons across the country in 1955. The Colson family sold the business in 1967; it went through several ownership changes until it ceased operation in the early 1990s. Also known as OKT/Colson, The Colson Company. Sources include Prairie Progress: a History of Edgar County 1880-1975 (book)
1893 General contractor Hibbert Brothers of Newark, Ohio completed the Edgar County Courthouse in November 1893 at a cost of $109,007.71, after two years of construction. The exterior was blue Amhurst limestone; the interior featured marble floors and stairs. Now on the National Register of Historic Buildings, the courthouse has been remodeled over the years to keep pace with telecommunication, energy efficiency, and accessibility needs. The brass star that marked the original location of the "Paris" tree is still in the center of the building, but now travels up and down on the floor of the elevator. Source: Paris Beacon-News, Nov. 20, 1993.
The Shakespeare Club organized Feb. 16, 1893 in Chrisman to study the works of Shakespeare. As of 2012, it was the oldest club in Edgar County, still meeting six months of the year.
1895 Paris was one of several cities lobbying to become the site of a new normal school in eastern Illinois. The other cities were Charleston, Danville, Effingham, Kansas, Lawrenceville, Mattoon, Oakland, Olney, Palestine, Shelbyville, and Tuscola. Charleston ultimately won and is the home of Eastern Illinois University.
1898 Concerned citizens of Edgar County organized and chartered the Children's Home on February 9, 1898. A special tax was approved to construct a building. James A. and Clara M. Eads donated 10 acres of land to the Home in 1899. By January 1900, the original portion of the present building was completed and occupied. Throughout the years, more than 3000 children were served by the home. Services expanded to include In Home Services and Tiger Tots Day Care. In the early 2000s, the Children's Home merged with Huddleson Home/Kids Hope United; eventually the Paris facility was closed. Paris Union School District 95 purchased the building and grounds in 2006 to serve as its administrative offices and preschool center.
1899 Bridgman Cigar Company was founded in Paris. Its twenty employees made 2500 cigars a day in the mid-1940s.
1902 By 1902, Chicago-based McGuire-Cummings had established operations in Paris, manufacturing streetcars, interurban and railway cars.
1903 Paris-Terre Haute Interurban line opened. It last ran on Jan. 25, 1932.
1904 Paris Carnegie Public Library opened in June.
1905 Merkle Broom Company employed 200 people.
1907 In November, street cars began running each day from the south part of Paris to Reservoir Park (Twin Lakes).
1909 In early February, nine teachers and 250 students moved into the new high school building on South Main. The new school contained about 25 classrooms with laboratories for chemistry and physics, biology, and domestic science.
1913 Paris, Danville, and Effingham were the first sites for extension courses from Eastern Illinois Normal School (now EIU).
1920 Paris Hospital's nurses training school held its first graduation. The nursing school closed in 1954.
1921 Sylvian Park, home of the city's water tower, was created with a donation from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sholem and named for their son.
1924 Lincoln Theater, a 700-seat movie house, opened. It closed in 1967, but re-opened four years later as Paris Theatre.
Hotel France was completed in July 1924 on the site of the Paris House that was destroyed by fire. Probably as a result of that fire, Hotel France was constructed as a "fireproof" hotel. Designed by architect Johnson Miller, it had 75 rooms, a barber shop, a beauty shop, and a spacious dining room. Many community meetings and events took place in the hotel over the years. One of the most memorable occurred in front of the hotel on December 20, 1933; a stakeout to arrest Edward Shouse of Dillinger's gang resulted in a shooting and the death of Indiana state trooper Eugene Teague. In 1988, the hotel was converted to senior citizen apartments and renamed the Kensington. The building is now the home of the Human Resources Center.
Sources: Paris Beacon-News, Dec. 20, 1933; The Architectural Forum, Feb. 1926.
1926 Goding Shoe Company was established by Charles A. Goding in 1926 with 35 employees. At the height of its production, the "shoe factory" employed almost 200. After World War II, the company started manufacturing western boots and later became nationally known for its specialty boots. In November 1959 one of its customers was actor James Arness, who ordered a pair of boots. The business closed in 1969; the building is now home to Paris Healthcare Center. Sources include 1926 Paris city directory.
1927 The first May Fete was held on May 12, 1927; the first May Fete queen was Betty Lou Hunter. May Fete is a traditional Paris High School event honoring the girls of the senior class. Held annually on the first Friday in May, it features the presentation of the senior girls followed by dance routines and gymnastics by members of the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. A court of seven senior girls is chosen by their female classmates; from this group, a queen is chosen by the entire school.
1928 Street cars were destroyed in a January fire and ceased to run in Paris. The local Exchange Club contracted with sign painter John Owens to create a sign with 15-foot yellow letters identifying Paris from the air. This sign was placed on the roof of the Colson building.
Source: Paris Beacon-News, July 5, 1928
1934 Illinois Cereal Mills, Inc. was incorporated. Its roots were in the old "Kidder Mill" founded about 1898; ICM was purchased by Cargill in 1994.
1935 Paris native Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer (1927-1959) began appearing in the "Our Gang" comedies.
1941-1945 Nearly 8% (over 1900 young men and a few women) of Edgar County's population served in the armed forces during World War II. Edgar County lost 64 veterans in service - listed as dead or missing in action.
From A Social and Economic Study of Edgar County, June 1946)
1943 Paris High School basketball team won the state championship.
1944 A former gravel pit became Sunrise Park, which is known for its beautiful trees.
1945 The Edgar County Honor Roll was dedicated in a public ceremony on Oct. 7, 1945. Located on the east side of the Court House square, it was designed by local architect John C. Riedell. At that time, 3300 names of Edgar County veterans who served in World Wars I and II were listed on the memorial. Since then, names from later wars and conflicts have been added, overflowing to two freestanding walls on either side of the original structure.
Source: Paris Beacon-News, March 30, 2005.
1946 Fifteen industries and more than 700 retail businesses were located in Edgar County, including
- 77 Gasoline & oil stations
- 79 Grocery stores
- 32 Restaurants
- 11 Hardware stores
- 10 Dry goods & clothing stores, 5 dress shops
- 8 Furniture stores
- 12 Appliance & radio stores
- 7 Shoe repair stores and 3 shoe stores
- 13 Blacksmith shops
- 38 Garages & auto sales
- 8 Drug stores
- 11 Pool rooms
- 4 Meat shops
- 9 Taverns
- 1 Book store
- 12 Lumber yards
- 2 Department stores
- 8 Print shops
In addition, Edgar County had 8 four-year high schools, 1 two-year high school, 15 elementary schools of two rooms or more, and 84 one-room schools.
Source: Social and Economic Study of Edgar County, June 1946.
1947 Paris High School basketball team won the state championship for the second time.
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Very quiet. Not much in the way of shade. Good alternative to Ga Vet's State Park. From Hwy 280 & Entrance to Ga Vet's take Cannon Rd (opposite State Park entrance) for 6 miles. Turn Left onto Camper's Haven Rd for 1/2 mile. Campground on Right. Self check-in. There is a tiny store at the little campground 1/2 mile farther down the road. - Lornaschinske


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A complete facial with extras. Your skin will be deeply cleansed and toned, which is then followed by a skin analysis, exfoliation, extractions (if needed), a relaxing face/shoulder/neck massage, an organic aloe masque treatment and a custom moisturizer. Based on what is seen in the skin analysis and questions asked, your esthetician will recommend what's best for your skin.
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Schneider To Go Into 4-H Hall of Fame
(Le Mars) -- The Iowa State Fair and the Iowa 4-H Organization will honor those people to be inducted to the Iowa 4-H Hall of Fame on Sunday afternoon. The ceremonies will take place at the 4-H Building, located on the State Fair Grounds. One of this year's inductees to the 4-H Hall of Fame is quite familiar to Plymouth County as being a long-time employee of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. Plymouth County 4-H and Youth Director and Co-Coordinator Ann Schoenrock says former extension director Carol Schneider has been nominated.
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Prior to leaving the extension services, and pursuing a teaching career at Gehlen Catholic elementary, Schneider has been associated with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach in one form or another, for 30 plus years.
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Schoenrock says it was Schneider who implemented so many programs that ultimately benefitted the Plymouth County 4-H program. Schoenrock says the honor is a way for Plymouth County to say "thank you" to Carol Schneider.
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In the busy summer season we take on volunteers to help in our main office and in our warehouse. These volunteers work three days a week in return for a free trailer site at the beautiful Gros Ventre Campgound. We also have other housing available if you don't have a trailer.
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Volunteer with us as an art docent at Plein Air for the Park, the annual art fundraiser for Grand Teton National Park. For 2015 we need art docents from july 15th though the 19th. the week of. If you are an art lover and you want to support the park, this is a great way to donate your time.
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Gravity Global Beer Market ~ Olympia WA
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As of about three weeks and possibly $150+ (of my money) ago Olympia was gifted with it's very own specialty beer shop, The Gravity Global Beer Market located at 1001 4th Ave E. Besides copious amounts of premium beers from near and far they also are even offering a quite few ciders I'm happy to say. Here is a Google map link for the locals.
For those who don't live here (or those who don't go out) I should explain that we are far from destitute. As small as we are here Olympia has it's share of notorious bars and world class microbreweries that serve up the best of the best. We have Fishtale and Dick's Brewing companies which are both renowned all across the Northwest for the quality of their fermentations. But until that fateful afternoon a few weeks ago, going out was the only way to get guaranteed quality and selection.
I don't recall how many pilgramages I've made so far to our new oasis appropriately named The Gravity Room. I do know I've dropped $15-30 on each visit and I know these folks are getting a good chunk of my paycheck from now on. The Gravity Room owners, a husband and wife team are really great. Not only are they very sociable, they know their stuff when it comes to the brew and during a recent conversation I found out one of them was former employee of Columbia Distributing, which is one of the bigger beer distributors in our area carrying 80 varieties of beers on a regular basis.
Gravity offers up a great selection of beers as I mentioned earlier with more on the horizon I've been told. I've expanded my horiszon and had some great beers from the Gravity Room. I'll share one of the highlights so far.
Lagunitas Undercover Shutdown Ale.
Among some of the finer beers I've picked up is Lagunita's Undercover Shutdown Ale. Lagunitas for those who haven't had the pleasure, could be Northern Cali's premier brewing company at the moment. Now that is my opinion and with out a doubt it is saying a lot. I'm a longtime fan and advocate of the beers brewed by our near neighbors to the South. Anchor Steam, Northern Cali has it's share of great Mendocino, Anderson Valley, North Coast, Lost Coast. Anyway Lagunitas Brewing Company's Undercover Shutdown Ale as advertised is a really bitter beer with tons of fruity fermented flavors. I caution you anymore than one of these bad boys and you are likely to need a cab or better yet just enjoy these at home. If you live in Oly and near the Gravity Room, or if you have a great beer store in your town or region I highly recommend you pick up this 9+% especially bitter ale.


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Concetron is the capital of my fantasy world and it was the first city map I created with City Designer 3 (and I actually think it was the first city map I *ever* did). I think I improved my skills the last few months by creating dozens of maps and I wanted to do a new version of Concetron. Below you'll see the first version and my latest attempt. This map took 30+ hours to create and right now I think I will scream if I have to place another house or field
Concetron is the capital in the world called The Valley, which for centuries has been ruled by very powerful and sadistic wizards. After years of wars, famine and abuse a revolution spread across the land. Concetron was the first of the great cities to fall to a host of revolutionists. The wizard ruler Téodan was betrayed by his own guards, who in fear of a revolt in the city itself, opened the gates to the host outside.
Nowadays Concetron is the government seat of the Alliance, an organisation that rules most of the Valley. It was raised from the ashes of the revolution. The palace were the wizards once lived is now occupied by the Alliance regent.
Concetron is not Valley's most populous city, but the city and surrounding villages still contain over 30.000 inhabitants. The canals and walls were once pet projects of the wizards who ruled there and they employed thousands of slaves to create them. The canal was supposed to run to Ravenburcht, but was never finished.
There is a large merchant class in the city and they are very influential, controlling almost all the trade and business in the northern part of the Valley. The Rats Quarter is basically the slums and it has grown to its current size of the years. The merchants would like nothing better then to see the Rats Quarter destroyed, but the Alliance know that they would face a revolt if they tried to displace the people there. There's still a lot of conflict in the Valley and refugees are flocking to the north, making the Alliance even more hesistant.


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There he goes again. Just like the McLaren days. Racing the clock to get some kind of mysterious "Practice Glory" instead of doing proper setup work. The Hollywood agent must be putting him up to it.


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My record company ignore samples unless they are obvious, and they are actually quite a big company with a lot to lose. Why? I don't know, they think its worth the risk and I'm not going to argue with them.
I think the essential point is that music doesn't need any more wallflowers, so if you absolutely need to do something then do it. Punk bands used to steal their guitars remember. That does make you a criminal its true but real artists aren't bound by the same rules as mere mortals.
Good to know that an esteemed organ such as SOS is not only, by dint of this thread, allowing - nay, endorsing/encouraging - theft of intellectual property, but our Johnny, it now seems, endorses physical theft.
Oh, happy days.
I'd like to ask Johnny a question. What distinguishes someone who knows a few guitar chords so steals a guitar ... or someone who wants to use someone else's work and talent and recording and just arbitrarily samples that (and the investment that went into making that recording) from a "mere mortal"?
My daughter is not a shabby classical violinist and has a future. Is it ok that she should steal a Guarneri (a Strad would be out of the question of course)? By your reckoning, that would seem to be acceptable, no?
And maybe, next time we're in the violin emporium, she should maybe pilfer a Vuillaume bow ... y'know, just slip it into her violin case when no-one's looking. It would be easy - it would f'ck the emporium's profits, maybe put them out of business but...
That all seems reasonable by your logic it seems.
Are you saying, Johnny, that (ahem) "artists" are somehow 'superior' and somehow exempt from the law compared with "mere mortals" such as, for example, I dunno, nurses or a brain surgeon or even a humble 'lollipop lady' leading children to safety on busy roads on their way to school ... or the chaps who empty your bins, whatever ... you know - people who abide by the law? What a load of total arse gravy!
You have excelled yourself at (once again) expressing personal opinion as an "essential point" AND, rather intriguingly, endorsed intellectual copyright AND physical theft.
Nice one!
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What kind of car did starsky and hutch drive in the classic tv series?
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WHEELING - If anyone doubted that Wheeling Park's Bryce Ingram would be back, at least at the level he played at last season, the senior running back understands.
At one time earlier this summer, he probably would have endorsed the doubt.
He entertained the thought himself.
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Wheeling Park's Bryce Ingram
Don't try to sell that theory to Brooke, though.
Not after Friday night's 34-16 Park victory, which helped the Patriots improve to 4-0.
Ingram started early, and he really never slowed down, rushing for 188 yards and three scores (on 12 carries) in the win.
Early? How about the first play from scrimmage, when Ingram raced 68 yards for a touchdown.
Late? Ingram had touchdown runs of 53 and 45 yards to seal the victory.
There is little doubt Ingram is back. At least not now.
However ...
"I was talking to my dad before the season and he said he thought that I'd be back by the fifth game of the season," Ingram said. "Honestly, I wasn't sure that I'd be back at all."
Ingram suffered a stress fracture in his back. Originally thought to be a pinched nerve, he was going to a chiropractor initially.
When it didn't heal, the correct diagnosis was sought.
"I felt that way," he said of missing his senior season. "To be back, and playing again, in the fourth game of the season (he returned Week 3) is a blessing."
For Ingram, and the team.
So deep is the backfield that long-time University coach John Kelley called it the best he's seen.
There's merit, especially after sophomore sensation Savion Johnson added 155 yards on the ground Friday night."
Park will try to go to 5-0 against East Liverpool Friday.
Wheeling Central held serve on the island Saturday, with a dramatic come-from-behind victory Magnolia, which, arguably, could be the best 2-3 team in the state.
The engineer of the comeback was freshman quarterback Isaac Rine, who completed four straight passes, including the game-winning TD toss to Parker Henry with 30 seconds left. That toss gave Central a 21-20 lead which ended 27-20 after he Maroon Knights blocked a game-winning field goal which Derek Yocke returned for a touchdown as time expired.
Obviously, Henry is the starter at quarterback but inserting Rine into the lineup allows coach Mike Young to use Henry and C.J. Burch (who quarterbacked the team last year when Henry missed the season with an injury). It gives the Knighs "explosiveness," Young said.
It sure paid off down the road and it's worth noting that both Henry and Burch topped 100 yards on the same night for the first time this season.
Central (4-1) faces Kiski Academy Saturday at 7 p.m. on the island.
Magnolia returns home to face another tough battle against Monroe Central.
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Rocketdyne is the prominent enterprise in the range of the development and the production of rocket engines in the USA. The enterprise belonged for a long time to North American aviation (NAA). The NAA fused with Rockwell International, however in December 1996 Boeing was sold. In February 2005 Boeing reached an agreement, in order to sell Rocketdyne at Pratt & Whitney. This transaction was locked on 2 August 2005.
To examine Rocketdyne from NAA in the direct post-war period based around the German V2-Rakete and to adapt their drive to the standards of the "Society OF of automotives Engineers (SOW)" and to the American construction conditions. They used the same principle of the separate combustion chambers/a splashes of the V2-Triebwerk around a very much larger rocket engine for the Navaho rocket project to build. This work had been regarded in the Vierzigern as unimportant and was also very badly financed, but the beginning of the Korea war changed the priorities. Navajo came however into always new difficulties and into the late was finally adjusted, as which development of the talking clay/tone rocket program (essentially a many larger V-2) began. However the rocket engine of Rocketdyne, well-known more reliable as "A-5" or "NAA75-110", was demonstrably substantially than the talking clay/tone rocket engine developed up to then. Thereupon the rocket with the "A-5" was reequipped, although the rocket developed from it had a substantially shorter range. As the rocket production separated the NAA Rocketdyne was taken up 1955 as its own subsidiary.
Rocketdyne"´s next large development was their first complete reconstruction, which "S-3D", which was developed parallel to the V-2 type A series. The S-3 was used with the Jupiter rockets, essentially an advancement the talking clay/tone and later selected for the substantially stronger Thor rocket. A still larger construction, the LR89/LR105 was used with the Atlas rocket. Both, Thor and Atlas, had a short career with the military, however for the Satellitenstart during the fifties and the sixties in different variants were used. A variant, the "Thor delta" became the basis for the current delta rocket series, although since the late Sechzigern the delta with the Thor nearly nothing more in common had. Although the Original-S-3-Triebwerk was used in some delta variants, nevertheless most used the further developed RS-27-Design, which was originally developed as single engine around the three-fold engine the Atlas to replace.
Rocketdyne became the main system manufacturer for the efforts for development of NASA, supplies the large engines for the Saturn rocket (and potenziell the new fact rocket). Rocketdynes H-1-Triebwerk was used in the main stage of the Saturn I, which essentially consists of a group of eight Jupiter. The F-1 was in the first stage of the Saturn V, while the J-II was used in the second and third stage. Around 1965 Rocketdyne built the very most US-American rocket engines and the staff grew on 65.000. This growth seemed to continue presumably also into the Siebzigern in such a way, when the addition for the main rubbing work of the space shuttle was achieved. But the rapid decrease both the military and the civilian orders led to a corresponding Verschlankung of the enterprise. North American, now to a large extent a space travel supplier and almost exclusively bound to the space shuttle, fused 1966 with Rockwell to the earlier "North American Rockwell", from which later then Rockwell International became, with Rocketdyne than a main section.
When the Verschlankung continued in the Achtzigern and Neunzigern, Rockwell lost some parts of the earlier NAA Imperiums. As the first 1980 the "general aviation" - the "Saberliner" followed section and 1983 - went to Businessjet section. The remainder of the NAA was sold 1996 together with Rocketdyne at Boeing. Rocketdyne was a part "Boeing Integrated Defense of system" to it on 2 August 2005 at Pratt & Whitney was sold.
Some the rocket engines developed by Rocketdyne:
Many Rocketdyne engines were tested in the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL) by Boeing. This is in the "Santa Susana Mountain rank" and the "Simi Hills" (northwest from Los Angeles in California and Chatsworth). Rocketdyne, that now as "Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne, Inc." when 100 percent daughter of the United Technologies corporation firmiert, park in California with addresses in west Palm Beach in Florida, Huntsville (Alabama) has its head office in Canoga, Kennedy space center in Florida and Stennis space center in Mississippi.
Rocketdyne operated many projects and programs on the Edwards' air Force cousin in the Antelope Valley in the California desert with pink moon, together with the aviation enterprise Lockheed Martin.
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There Is Plenty Of Glacial Gore In New Trailer For BLOOD GLACIER
Marvin Kren's creature feature Blood Glacier, formerly The Station, will slide into select cinemas and will also be available on VOD May 2nd, via IFC Midnight. There is a new trailer to share with you. In it you will find many of the practical effects it drew praise for from fans of classic creature features.
Gore descends upon the Alps in this grisly tale of snowbound terror. Janek (Gerhard Liebmann), a prickly, lone-wolf technician, is part of a team of researchers investigating global warming at a remote weather station in the mountains. One day the group makes a seriously gruesome discovery: a giant glacier oozing what appears to be blood and, worse, transforming all in its wake into monstrous genetic hybrids. Soon Janek is at war with Mother Nature--including mutant foxes and terrifying insect-animal crossbreeds--in this blood-splattered creature feature affectionately inspired by John Carpenter's THE THING.
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Still no suspects in deadly Boston Marathon blasts
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BOSTON — In what could be a major break in the Boston Marathon case, investigators are on the hunt for a man seen in a department-store surveillance video dropping off a bag at the site of the......
My military intel sources are now agreeing with my assessment that this was an inside job
And they confirmed that government operatives were in fact impersonating military officers at the race for sinister reasons
This government doesn't care how many it has to kill to get it's agenda forwarded!
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Regulate all charter schools fairly
Charter schools are publicly funded but, compared with their conventional public schools, they operate off the grid.
The charter school funding reform bill that the House Education Committee passed recently contains some valuable provisions to improve that situation, but it is far from the comprehensive reform that is necessary.
In May, for example, Terry Mutchler of the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records testified at a state Senate hearing that many charter schools routinely violate the state Right to Know Law even though, as publicly funded entities, they are required to comply with it.
Mutchler said her office had received 239 appeals of cases in which charter schools improperly rejected or failed to respond to requests for information regarding budgets, payrolls and other public information. Among those cases, the Office of Open Records ruled in favor of the schools just six times - a 2.5 percent accurate compliance rate.
The House bill does not include any provision to make the charter schools more responsive. It deals primarily with charter school funding and, while making some positive changes, remains far from comprehensive.
Charter schools charge tuition to the home school districts of their students. That tuition is based on the cost-per-student in each district rather than on the charter school's actual costs. The formula makes no sense, especially because charter schools are not required, like conventional schools, to reconcile differences in state subsidies and actual costs at the end of each school year.
The committee-approved bill addresses some of the issues. For example, it would eliminate a funding flaw that results in excess payments to charter schools for pension funds.
Unfortunately, the bill applies only to Internet-based "cyber" charter schools while a commission takes two years to study the issue.
The funding issues are well known, however. The committee passed over another bill dealing with them to adopt the less comprehensive measure. The committee should revisit the issue to include all charter schools.
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If you can get a ticket this weekend for Hair at UC's College-Conservatory of Music, that's the show to see this weekend. It's an intentional trip down memory lane — if your memory goes back 40 years. (The show that turned the world of Broadway upside down in the late 1960s is being presented as part of the celebration of the 40th anniversary of CCM's musical theater program.) If not, and you want a taste of what all the shouting was about in 1969, Corbett Auditorium is the place to be.
Before the show you can watch projections of black-and-white news photos from the day, enough to give you a sense of the environment, which was contentious and rabble-rousing.
Final performance is Saturday evening. Check in with the box office for ticket availability: 513-556-4183.


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Villa Ladies preview: Hunt expecting "professional job" in County Cup
Joe Hunt is looking for a "very professional job" from Villa Ladies as they head into the second round of the Birmingham County Cup.
Villa Ladies face Birmingham and West Midlands Police on Sunday on home soil - KO 2pm - eager to progress to the latter stages of the competition.
They lost in the final last time out, after a 2-1 defeat to Coventry.
Hunt is eager to go one better this time out but knows his up-and-coming team need to be at their best.
He said: "We'll be taking the County Cup very seriously this season.
"The players who were involved last season are still disappointed at losing the final.
"It will be my first involvement in the competition along with about seven or eight players and we're really looking forward to it.
"As we've said all season, if we are involved in a competition we want to do well in it.
"We've been very professional in our preparation and we'll give the police team the respect they deserve.
"I expect my team to continue with the same attitude they have shown over the last six weeks.
"Last weekend at Barnet we did a very professional job. It was a difficult pitch to play on as well as a very committed team to play against!
"I've watched the game back since and was even more impressed with our performance.
"The first half was a test but in the second half we looked a very good team.
"Emma and Clarkey down the side were a constant threat but they were backed up with some exceptional full back play from Vaughny and Aoife.
"The two of them took the pressure off the wingers to defend by stepping high on the Barnet wide players.
"Vaughny and Aoife like to attack as well so it will be interesting who scores the first goal from full back!
"I'm sure Coops and Hayley will have something to say about that as well."
In injury news, Megan Walsh has an ankle knock and will miss the game while Carly Davies is still recovering from concussion.
Kelly Clarke, Bethan Merrick and Maddy Cusack are all being rested after taking heavy knocks at the weekend.
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Nostalgic images combine miniatures and real-life backdrops
Forced Perspective Photos Evoke Mid-Century America
Michael Paul Smith's photos look like snapshots of classic cars. In reality, they're clever creations that use forced perspective to combine miniatures and real-world backdrops in an utterly convincing final product. His miniatures live in a fictional U.S. town called Elgin Park, a place populated with vintage cars and the trappings of everyday life in the 1950's and 1960's.
Once the shot is set up, Smith uses a relatively cheap point-and-shoot to capture the final image - a Canon PowerShot SX230 HS to be specific.
The results are charming. See for yourself in our gallery.
Above: A Perfect Example of Architectural & Automotive Design from the Mid-1960's. Michael Paul Smith, June 27, 2012.
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Welcome back to the ongoing series here at Hardwood Paroxysm, You Better Recognize. Each week, I'll take a look at a specific aspect of a specific player's (or team's) game and tell you just how and why they have been so successful (or unsuccessful). Previously, I covered Lou Williams using screens to get himself open. Today, we slide on over to the Western Conference and take a look at how Golden State finds open perimeter shooters for threes.Â
The Warriors make the 4th most 3-pointers per game in the NBA and shoot the 5th highest percentage from beyond the 3-point line. Their 20.6 3-point attempts per game rank 7th in the NBA and account for over 1/4 of their total field goal attempts per game. At any given time, they can have up to three players on the court who are shooting above 45.0% from 3-point land this season. They can supplement that with last year's league leader in 3-point field goals made and another two players who, while they don't shoot great percentages from three, are two of the streakiest shooters in the league and can win games with one hot streak. At different points during the game, the Dubs may have four of these players on the court at the same time.
Because they have so many snipers, the Warriors are shooting 44% as a team on spot-up threes according to mySynergySports, 6.5% above their season average of 37.5%, which is again 5th in the NBA. Here are some of the things they do well to create openings for spot-up opportunities from 3-point land.
When you have guards that are as good at creating off the dribble as Stephen Curry, Monta Ellis, Klay Thompson and even Nate Robinson and pair them up with shooters like Curry and Thompson again, plus Dorell Wright and Brandon Rush, there are going to be a lot of seams in the defense. Shooters of that quality cause the defense to stretch to its limits, which opens driving lanes, which draws defenders, which creates spot-up threes. Let's take a look at an example.
Here, Golden State has Nate Robinson, Klay Thompson, Brandon Rush, Dominic McGuire and Andris Biedrins in the game. This lineup has shot 57.1% from three in the time they have have spent on the court together this year according to NBA.com's stats database. The play starts with Robinson at the top of the key, Rush and McGuire stacked on the left block and Thompson and Biedrins stacked on the right block. Rush gets a quick rub-screen from McGuire and catches the ball at the left elbow extended. He tries to dribble-drive but finds no lane, so McGuire comes out to set a screen. Robinson has come down closer to the top of the key and Thompson has floated out to the perimeter. Notice Biedrins on the right side of the screen pointing to the corner. He's telling Thompson where to go next.
Rush takes the screen and drives the baseline hard, drawing Biedrins' defender across the lane to cut off his penetration and prevent an easy layup. Meanwhile, Thompson's man then slides down to cover Biedrins…
…but what he doesn't know is that Thompson is the real target of the play. Instead of opening up and looking for a pass, Biedrins hits Thompson's man with a screen, opening up an entire side of the court. Four out of five Wizards defenders are in the lane and the fifth, John Wall, is ball-watching. No one is even paying attention to Thompson, the 45.8% 3-point shooter, standing all alone in the corner. By the time Thompson catches the ball, it's already over. When you leave a knockdown shooter this wide open, you're just asking to get a three splashed on you. Not only are all five Wizards players now in the lane while the shooter stands and sets himself in the corner, but JaVale McGee makes only a token attempt to challenge the shot.
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This drive-and-kick happened to be a designed play, but there are also plenty of instances where Ellis, Curry or Robinson will take their man off the dribble either from the top of the key or the elbow extended, get into the middle of the lane and drop the ball off to a waiting shooter.
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Post-up kick outs
The Warriors also boast two excellent post-up threats, one guard and one forward, as well as a third raw but improving post-up threat, who can draw extra defenders when they get near the basket, which creates open opportunities for more spot-up threes. Monta Ellis isn't your prototypical post player, but he's been extraordinarily effective there this season. According to Synergy, Ellis' 1.07 Points Per Possession (PPP) ranks 2nd in the NBA out of the post. He's shooting 51.6% on post-ups and draws shooting fouls 10.1% of the time. All of which is to say, when Monta Ellis posts up, he commands a hard double team. And that's exactly what happens in the play below.
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Ellis senses the baseline double  and dribbles out the opposite way. He starts to turn the corner, but sees Klay Thompson on the opposite side of the court with no one around him. Ellis, a much more willing passer this season than previously in his career, delivers the ball and lets the shooter do the work, making an overly aggressive defense pay.
David Lee, while not quick as effective as Ellis, is also a good post-up threat. His 0.88 PPP ranks 41st in the NBA and he shoots 46% out of the post this season. He also draws a shooting foul 8.2% of the time. Lee, too, commands a double-team.
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Here, the ball is entered to Lee in the post and Marc Gasol comes all the way across the lane from the weak side to cut off his driving lane, knowing that Lee likes to face up and take slower forwards off the dribble if he doesn't pull the trigger on a mid-range jumper. Lee catches the rest of the Grizzlies sleeping and throws a skip pass to a wide open Ellis, who knows down the three.
Making the extra pass
While the Dubs are stacked full of shooters, they are not an overly selfish team. They share the ball and they share it well. Making the extra pass when you're kind of open but there's another guy who is even more wide open is often the difference between a make and a miss. Because the Warriors know the kind of shooters they can put on the floor, none of them is afraid or hesitant to make that extra pass because they know it can often turn into a made basket.
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Here, Monta Ellis runs a pick-and-roll with Dominic McGuire, hitting McGuire on the roll underneath the basket. The defense collapses on him, so he kicks it out to Dorell Wright in the corner. Wright, last year's reigning 3-point champion, has an opening to shoot, but it's a small one. He instead dishes over to Klay Thompson for the wide open trey.
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In this clip, Monta Ellis takes his man off the dribble and causes Klay Thompson's defender to collapse into the middle of the lane. Ellis hits Thompson with a pass on the side of the key. He's open, but Nate Robinson's man is quickly closing on his shot, so he slides a pass over to Robinson, who nails the three.


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Mississippi Development Authority spokesman Lee Youngblood says the programs target the elderly, poor and property owners whose homes suffered wind damage.
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Mississippi Earthtones Festival
Come celebrate life on the Mississippi River through art, music, and conservation! The event will kick-off with a river clean-up beginning at 9 a.m. The festival is part of a statewide celebration of our rivers and an opportunity to learn more about the environmental issues in our region and solutions. The festival will feature informational booths on ecology, native plants & animals and recycling, as well as arts & crafts, food vendors, litter clean-ups, organized hikes & bike rides, and live music! Free admission. For more information, including contests, activities, and music schedules, please visit www.facebook.com/EathtonesFestival.
Alton Hauntings Tours
Based on the book Haunted Alton by Troy Taylor, Alton Hauntings Tours offers an entertaining and spine-tingling trip into the unknown, taking visitors to the most authentic haunted places in Alton. Uncover the eerie folklore, ghostly tales and documented haunted spots on a three-hour walking tour of the city's most haunted sites. Visitors will see sites that have become nationally known, like the old Alton penitentiary, First Unitarian Church, Enos Sanitarium and many others. The tours have been proven to be popular with ghost enthusiasts and history buffs alike, and nowhere else can you learn as much about the real, haunted history of Alton. Walking tours and bus tours are offered during two touring seasons – Spring & Summer and the Haunted Fall Season. Private tours are also available for groups of 20 or more. Reservations must be made in advance for all tours.
Great River Road Run
It is time again for the Great River Road Run. Race your way to victory with the choice of a 2 mile route or a 10 mile route out and back on the Meeting of the Great Rivers National Scenic Byway, beginning in Alton. It's the most scenic run you'll ever make as you race to the finish along the Mississippi River and the majestic limestone bluffs.
Taste of Downtown
Eat, drink and be merry! Sample a variety of Downtown Alton's local flavors from your favorite downtown dining and drinking establishments. Enjoy the classic flavors that Alton is known for...toasted ravioli, fresh pastas, pepperloin steak, as well as unique twists on traditional favorites, like, wild mushroom stuffed toasted ravioli, cinnamon bread pudding drenched in whiskey sauce and fried canneloni.
All Wheels Drive In Car Show
Classic cars, hot rods and motorcycles will be displayed on West 3rd, State and Belle streets for the 16th Annual All-Wheels Drive-In Car Show. Come out for the autos and stay for the music. There will be a great DJ all morning and a live blues band in the afternoon. You won't want to miss the incredible food, merchant sidewalk sale and 50-50 drawing. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more information, call (618) 463-1016.
Underground Railroad Shuttle Tours
Learn about local Underground Railroad sites on a shuttle tour with J.E. Robinson Tours and the Alton Regional CVB. These two-hour guided shuttle tours will stop at some of the sites that were part of the Underground Railroad system including the Old Rock House, Rocky Fork Church and more. Alton's riverfront location along the Mighty Mississippi played a vital role in helping slaves make connections to the freedom of the northern states. Buried beneath the streets of Alton and Godfrey, remnants of this period in history still exist. For more information on the Underground Railroad shuttle tours or to make advance registrations, please contact the Alton Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau at (800) 258-6645.
McPike Mansion Haunted Tours
Learn the history of the McPike Mansion and take a look at the documented photos of the mansion and paranormal activity. Then, take a tour of the surrounding grounds and the crypt. Talking with the spirits with Dowsing rods and join us for a dark session in the cellar with our experienced medium. Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. All proceeds go toward the restoration of the mansion. For more information, contact Sharon at (618) 830-2179.
Mineral Springs Haunted Tours
Walking Tours include visits to several haunted buildings as well as an exclusive guided tour of the most haunted building in Alton, the Mineral Springs Hotel. The only tour to enter Mineral Springs! Tour includes light refreshments. Bring cameras, recorders, flashlights, and any ghost hunting equipment you may have. For more info, call (618) 465-3200.
Great Rivers Festival
Celebrate the confluence of the three major rivers - Mississippi, Missouri and Illinois - during the Great Rivers Festival at the National Great Rivers Museum and The Audubon Center at Riverlands. You will have a chance to tour a working towboat and barge. There will also be children's activities, food vendors, live entertainment including animal and reptile shows, living history tours and more. For more information, call (618) 462-6979.
Feed the Need Concert: Rodney Atkins Featuring Jana Kramer
Listen to the sounds of country star Rodney Atkins with special guest Jana Kramer. The Harmans Family Band will be the opening act. Atkins, an East Tennessee native, has an impressive track record with hitting on sentiments that strike a chord with the country listener: he?s had five number one hits from his first three albums, from "Watching You" and "These Are My People" to his most recent smash, "Farmer?s Daughter," For more information, call (800) 258-6645.
All-Star Restaurant Week
Join us for an All-Star lunch or dinner special, at a participating All-Star restaurant of your choice July 8 - 17. There will be 18 restaurants participating and lunches are $10 while dinners are $25. For more information, call (800) 258-6645.
Alton Farmer's & Artisans' Market
There will be an abundance of delicious fresh produce, crafts, baked goods, plants & flowers, locally-raised hormone-free meat, handmade soaps, jewelry, artwork, pottery, art demonstrations and more at the Alton Farmer's and Artisans' Market. Admission is free for shoppers and there is plenty of parking at its new permanent location in the city-owned parking lot at the corner of Landmarks and Henry Street. The Alton Farmer's & Artisans' Market is every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Miles Davis Jazz Festival
Enjoy an evening of jazz celebrating the music and life of one the true giants of jazz music - Miles Davis. There will be entertainment by Fred Walker, Dilbert Caldwell Band, Me and Bob, and Phil Dunlap Nonet. This event benefits the Alton Museum of History and Art. Admission is $20 per person.
Alton Food Truck Festival
This event will feature food trucks from around the region offering global street food cuisine. In addition, the amphitheater's concession team will offer beverages of all types to compliment the food trucks. Live music will be showcased on the amphitheater stage with Boogie Chyld as the Food Truck Festival's headliner. The Alton Food Truck Festival is free to the general public. Each food truck will have a different food offering with a range of prices. A special VIP ticket can be purchased for an upgraded experience that includes parking close to the venue and complimentary drink tickets. For more information, call (800) 258-6645.
Tour De Cure
Join over 1,000 cyclists, in the fight to stop diabetes at the Alton Riverfront Amphitheater. Choose to ride 10, 30, 50, 62, or 100 miles on routes that will take you through beautiful rural Illinois with various terrains, from flat to moderate rolling hills. Cyclists of all ages can find a route in this well-supported ride. Rest stops are located approximately every 10 miles and are stocked with water, snacks, beverages and first aid. Support vehicles patrol the routes for you assistance and safety. Following your ride enjoy an extraordinary post-event party that includes live music, great food and free admission into Raging Rivers Water Park in Grafton! The race starts at 6:00 a.m. Registration fee is $15. For more information, call (888)-Diabetes.
Haunted America Conference
America's Original Ghost Conference (Founded in 1997 and often imitated, but never equaled) is back for our 20th year and will be held over the weekend of June 24-25, 2016, at the Atrium Hotel in Haunted Alton, Illinois. Join us as we return to "one of the most haunted small towns in America" and present new and returning favorite speakers on ghosts, hauntings, monsters, the supernatural, and the unexplained. The 2016 event will include lectures and presentations, a speaker's panel, haunted tours, ghost hunts, "strange stuff", the Haunted America Masquerade Party and much more! Admission is $50/person for General Admission.
Open House at Haskell Playhouse
Come and take a tour of this historic playhouse. This playhouse was built by Dr. and Mrs. William Haskell for their five year old daughter Lucy. It is a rare architectural gem containing many of the flamboyant elements of the Queen Anne style: cartwheels, brackets, spires, diagonal sticking, fish scale shingles and stained glass windows. Its importance is magnified because so few of these accessory structures from children have survived. the playhouse contains a single room, front porch and side porch. The interior has been restored and the playhouse is open for special occasions. The playhouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The open house will be held on June 11, July 9, August 13 and September 10, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Rockin' with Robert Concert Series
Enjoy a variety of music at the Robert Wadlow statue. Stop by the statue for a summer of monthly concerts. All concerts are free and open to the public. Don't forget to bring your lawn chairs or a blanket. Refreshments will also be available for purchase. 2016 concerts will be held on June 21, July 19 and August 16 starting at 7 p.m. For more information please contact the Upper Alton Association at 618-465-6303 or 618-466-0100.
Alton Muny Band: Riverview Park
Enjoy concert band music, which includes marches, concert pieces, popular tunes, and novelty numbers. This is family friendly and the concerts are free and open to the public.These concerts take place every Thursday evening June 9 - August 11 all starting at 8 p.m. Bring a blanket or lawn chair.
Alton Muny Band: Haskell Park
Enjoy concert band music, which includes marches, concert pieces, popular tunes, and novelty numbers. This is family friendly and the concerts are free and open to the public.These concerts take place every Sunday evening June 12- August 7 all starting at 7 p.m. Bring a blanket or lawn chair.
Open House at Haskell Playhouse
Come and take a tour of this historic playhouse the 2nd Saturday of every month. This playhouse was built by Dr. and Mrs. William Haskell for their five year old daughter Lucy. It is a rare architectural gem containing many of the flamboyant elements of the Queen Anne style: cartwheels, brackets, spires, diagonal sticking, fish scale shingles and stained glass windows. It's importance is magnified because so few of these accessory structures for children have survived. The playhouse contains a single room, front porch and side porch. The interior has been restored and the playhouse is open for special occasions. The playhouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.
Summer Kick Off at Haskell Park
Please join us for our 5th Annual Summer Kick Off at Haskell Park! Celebrating the return of the Alton Muny Band concert season. Join us from 5-6:30 p.m. with the Muny Band Concert at 7 p.m. The Bubble Bus will be returning, our good friends at The Bridge will be providing hot dogs, and there will be free snow cones! Come enjoy an evening of food, fun, music and bubbles!
Downtown Alton Chili Cook-off
Enjoy the fall weather during the annual Downtown Alton Chili Cook-Off. The Chili Cook-Off will take place from noon to 3 p.m. in the giant warehouse and pavilion at Elijah P's. $100 cash prizes in 5 categories and $25 to register a team. Admission: $6 per adults, $3 per kid 10 and under. For more information, call (618) 463-1016.
Alton Fireworks Spectacular
Watch one of the few places in the country where fireworks are shot over the Mississippi River in downtown Alton. The Hudson and the Hoo Doo Cats are scheduled to perform before the fireworks show. For more information, call (800) 258-6645.


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Calgary, AB – On this week's edition of the WHL Radio Show presented by Easton we take a look at the potential 1st overall pick for the 2013 NHL Draft, Seth Jones of the Portland Winterhawks. Jones was recently ranked #1 amongst WHL skaters by the NHL's Central Scouting Service. Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price is spending some time with the Tri-City Americans during the NHL lockout. We'll talk to the former WHL All-star. Kamloops Blazers forward Colin Smith has picked up his second Denny's WHL Player of the Week Award, he'll discuss his play and the recent Blazers roster overhaul.
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People who live or work near Fort Indiantown Gap in Lebanon County may hear artillery fire this weekend.
Artillery live-fire training will take place between 7 and 11 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. and 11 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. and noon Sunday.
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text: Two longtime members of the General Assembly are resigning effective Monday. Bob Brink (D-Arlington County) was first elected in 1997, and Algie Howell (D-Norfolk) joined the House of Delegates (pictured) after the 2003 elections. Both men are members of the House Appropriations Committee. Brink is leaving to take a job as deputy commissioner for aging services at the Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services. Howell is 76, and he's been challenged in recent Democratic primaries.


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For quite a while now, Google has been on its way to become the wired worlds first conglomerate. While the tech giant started with online search, it has since put many successful products on its shelvesfrom e-mail to mobile OS, from streaming to high-speed broadband to future technologies like driverless cars and wearables. When in-house development thinned, it took the acquisition and venture funding routethink Nest, Dropcam for smart homes; Planetary Resources Inc for asteroid mining. So, the company starting its domain-name business only makes it clear that no virtual-world business is too small for the making of this mammoth. Google Domains, a small private beta for domain registration, is the latest offering from the company. Google had steered clear so far of the low-margin domain name business, instead pointing interested users to partner businesses like GoDaddy for such services. But that was then, before Domains.
For the erstwhile partners, now competitors, this is definitely not good news. Apart from a slew of perks such as free support for up to 100 sub-domains, etc, Google offers users seeking their own virtual estate is a free, full integration of domains with other Google productsit is starting with gmail for now. A business model like this, that doesnt leave any service un-offered, is probably what the future of tech business is like. Given the pace of technology responding to demands which, in turn, morph with available technology, a company cant rest on the success of just one product.


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Frequent episode discovery is a popular framework for mining data available as a long sequence of events. An episode is essentially a short ordered sequence of event types and the frequency of an episode is some suitable measure of how often the episode occurs in the data sequence. Recently, we proposed a new frequency measure for episodes based on the notion of non-overlapped occurrences of episodes in the event sequence, and showed that, such a definition, in addition to yielding computationally efficient algorithms, has some important theoretical properties in connecting frequent episode discovery with HMM learning. This paper presents some new algorithms for frequent episode discovery under this non-overlapped occurrences-based frequency definition. The algorithms presented here are better (by a factor of N, where N denotes the size of episodes being discovered) in terms of both time and space complexities when compared to existing methods for frequent episode discovery. We show through some simulation experiments, that our algorithms are very efficient. The new algorithms presented here have arguably the least possible orders of space and time complexities for the task of frequent episode discovery.
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No one doubts this POC guilt and he has been allowed to live for 17 more years than he gave his victim....... Whiskey, Tango , Hotel!
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There is something to be said for keeping a nation's agreements with other nations.
We all need the protections afforded by treaty when we are traveling elsewhere.
Get the needle ready. Perry wont stop it.
You mean like the tretay of hidalgo that Mexico is violating daily?
There shall be firm and universal peace between the United States of America and the Mexican Republic, and between their respective countries, territories, cities, towns, and people, without exception of places or persons.
President Obama is asking the Supreme Court to stay tomorrow's planned execution of a Mexican citizen in Texas, arguing it could do "irreparable harm" to U.S. interests abroad.
Talk about doing irreparable harm to U.S. interests...:rolleyes:
Nice change of subject AZC, but no, you know which treaty because it is specified in the story in post 1.
Our Supremes erred in 2008, when they ruled against President Bush in a related case.
This isn't and should not be a partisan matter. No President of the USA, from either party, can stand by and allow a state government to violate a treaty to which the US is a party. Doing so upends the ability of The State Department to conduct foreign affairs.
Has he read what this guy did to her? Raped her, beat her with a 35 lb piece of asphalt and then raped her with a wooden stick that had a screw protruding out of it. When he dumped her mangled body on the side of the road the investigators found her naked battered body with the stick still shoved in her. Give me a break Obama! I'd drive to Huntsville to celebrate his execution!
Speaking of treaties. A buddy of mine's Dad was arrested in Mexico on trumpted up charges and held until the family came up with 10k to get him out. My ex FiL fronted the money. They were told if they contacted the state dept (or whoever) it would just make things "messy". Anyone with any knowledge of the border will tell you the last thing you want to have happen to you is to get locked up in Mexico.
Needle meet arm... oops did it hurt?
Wait, so you mean a left-leaning politician is not fond of the death penalty? Say it ain't so....
Yup, the guy probably deserves what he will get. But, doing it to him in violation of treaties does a significant violence to larger interests our nation has than this one man's execution. Ya all do know there is specific language in our US Constitution on the supremacy of treaties. That's why so many here get all worked up about allegations the US might sign some anti-gun UN treaty.
We've got to take our constitution and Federal-State system as it is; or we aren't living under the rule of law.
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"One Nation Indivisible."
I wonder how he'd feel if this dude was going live close to his daughters.
How about putting our Constitution and its preservation ahead of petty concerns about revenge or punishment, and how about not sniping at a President who is doing exactly what his predecessor did--- and what he is really required to do--- which is to uphold the Federal interest in this matter against a state's violation of an obligation of the USA to uphold treaties it has signed.
We can't have 50 states making their own foreign policy and each deciding which treaty they will adhere to.
Would we allow Kansas (since it had so many missile silos in the past) to build their own ICBMs in disregard of the various disarmament agreements with the Russians?


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Tagline: The Snow White legend comes alive.
Synopsis: After she spends all her money, an evil enchantress queen (Julia Roberts) schemes to marry a handsome, wealthy prince (Arnie Hammer). There's just one problem - he's in love with a beautiful princess, Snow White (Lily Collins). Now, joined by seven rebellious dwarves, Snow White launches an epic battle of good vs. evil...
What these women also have in common -- aside from Academy Award nominations -- is a history of gritty, complex performances in more indie-flavored movies. Below, a rundown of the dark roots of five modern-day queens.Read More »
Hey y'all! How 'bout those "Hunger Games," huh? Obviously, everyone and their mom went last weekend to the child murder games, and we'll see if it has legs to keep going (we think it does), so if you have to catch up on that one, it is in theaters this weekend! If you already saw it, never fear, the...Read More »
A lot has been made of the rivalry between "Mirror Mirror" and "Snow White and the Huntsman" -- exemplified by the chicken-race with release dates. Before "Mirror Mirror" director Tarsem Singh could even start shooting, he told The Playlist he knew that his film had to ...Read More »
Guy Pearce is one of our favorites -- let's get this guy an Oscar already -- and while his next flick "Lockout" won't get him any awards season play, we're still dying to see it. Why? Because in the Luc Besson-produced movie, Pearce is going full throttle into action hero mode,...Read More »
The first trailer for Tarsem's upcoming "Mirror Mirror" was pure, unadulterated camp. But with this new trailer for the film now arriving we're beginning to understand exactly who this movie was made for. And it's not us.Read More »
"Mirror Mirror" is like the big budget Broadway show that you're forced to see when your parents are in town. The costumes are exquisite, the staging quite grand, the performances typically arch, and while it flits by you it's easy to be entertained and occasionally tickled (even if you wince more t...Read More »


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Smell Like A Bar, DOWN THERE: Whiskey Flavored Lube
This is an actual whiskey flavored lube from the gluttons over at Epic Meal Time. Apparently they're convinced whiskey is a desirable smell to have smeared all over your privates. SPOILER: It's not. Unless you're in a relationship with another manly dude (I'm thinking a gay biker/bear type here), chances are your lover doesn't want your junk smelling like f***ing whiskey. Piña colada, absolutely, but only because piña colada is the best smell in the world, especially for car air fresheners.
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Description: Photograph of a front-exterior view of the Christopher and Martha Huffhines home. The wooden house is two-stories tall with an awning covering the width of the house. Standing on the steps is a woman and baby identified as Ophelia Huffhines Chick and baby Amy. In the foreground, there is a wooden fence. Amy married Jack D. Rutledge in 1926, and died in June 2005 at 101 years old.
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EUROPE 2013 (ebook)
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Europe 2012 by Aaron Goodman is a beautiful compilation of stunning original photographs from Budapest, Prague, Amsterdam, Paris and London. It allows the viewer to travel on a virtual tour and see the world through the author's unique perspective.
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Playing Ableton Live is fun. Playing it with fire is A LOT OF FUN!
An easy set up, with just a wiimote (less than 40 bucks), OSCulator (a donation software that receive OSC signals and translate them in midi) and a laptop with Ableton Live (but it could be whatever software you like).
OSCulator, automatically receive signals from the wiimote, and you don't need the sensor bar ( the candles are doing it's job).
you can map up to 4 candles, or light points each wiimote. (the wiimote is "just" an infrared camera with an axcelerometer)
You can use multiple wiimote at the same time to have more control.
In this clip I'm changing volume and effects parameters, but you can do whatever you want!
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4.4 Vernon Roche
Roche is the head of Temeria's Special Forces unit, the Blue Stripes. He is indispensable to his king and thoroughly detested by most everyone else. As leader of the Blue Stripes, Roche organized operations against the Scoia'tael and other nonhuman rebellions. He is a slow and methodical man, too. After listening to Geralt's explanation of what happened at La Valette Castle, he does not believe that Geralt killed King Foltest.
Instead, he decides to cooperate with Geralt to seek out the killer. He helps Geralt track the kingslayer to a group of Scoia'tael active near the borders of Temeria and Aedirn, around a dreary trading post named Flotsam. Roche wishes to find the man who slew his king, but he also wishes to capture the infamous Scoia'tael leader Iorveth, who is reported to be in the vicinity of Flotsam.
Above all else, Roche is a patriot. He lives and breathes for Temeria, since he's had little else in his life to believe in. He will do whatever he has to, at whatever cost, to keep his country safe and secure its future. This includes doing some dark and terrible things, too. You don't became a spymaster without getting your hands dirty.


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This chunky handcarved mask can be mounted on a stand or with eyelets and wire for wall mounting. Simple but effective this mask has a quietly powerful presence .C1970
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In 1983, the prolific British studio Cosgrove Hall released a stop-motion animation film based on Kenneth Grahame's classic 1908 story The Wind in the Willows . The film won several awards ... and even more hearts. Children loved the engaging plot and unforgettable characters, and adult Willows fans appreciated the film's high production values and reasonable authenticity to Grahame's story.
Between 1984 and 1990, five series of The Wind in the Willows were produced by the studio, providing a platform for ongoing adventures for the characters. The same highly-effective animation technique of latex puppets containing an articulate metal skeleton was utilised for the series.
A second feature-length film entitled A Tale Of Two Toads was released in 1989.
In October 2008 The Wind in the Willows: The Complete Collection was released, an 11 DVD set containing all five television series and both films. Prior to the release of this box set, only series 1 and 2 and selected episodes from series 3 had been available on DVD.
Primary voices are provided by ...
David Jason as Mr Toad
Richard Pearson as Mole
Peter Sallis as Ratty
Sir Michael Hordern as Badger
Ian Carmichael as the narrator
... except in the original film where Ian Carmichael instead performed the voice of Ratty.
This torrent contains DVD rips of everything from The Wind in the Willows: The Complete Collection comprising:
1983 - Original The Wind in the Willows film (78 minutes)
1984 - Television series 1 (260 minutes)
01. The Further Adventures of Toad
02. The Kidnapping of Toad
03. The Ghost at Mole End
04. The Great Steamer
05. Buried Treasure
06. Mole's Cousin
07. The Grand Annual Show
08. The Open Road Again
09. Wayfarers All
10. The Weasels' Trap
11. Burglary at Toad Hall
12. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
13. The Yuletide Entertainment
1985 - Television series 2 (260 minutes)
01. Winter Sports
02. Toad, Photographer
03. The Rescue
04. Bankruptcy
05. The Storm
06. Patient: Toad
07. The Labyrinth
08. Harvest
09. Auberon's Return
10. The Great Golfing Gamble
11. Gadget Mad
12. Mayday
13. Fancy Dress
1985 - Television series 3 (260 minutes)
01. Paperchase
02. Mercury of the Motorbicycle
03. Mr Toad's Telephone
04. Toad, Astronomer
05. Caught in a Maze
06. School Days
07. Badger's Remedy
08. Masterchef
09. Fire at Toad Hall
10. Unlikely Allies
11. A Producer's Lot
12. Champion of the Green Baize
13. Winter Haunts
1987 - Television series 4 (260 minutes)
01. Auld Lang Syne
02. Bricks and Mortar
03. The Lost River
04. The Tournament
05. Lord Toad
06. Hot Air
07. Fighting Fit
08. Hall for Sale
09. Toad's Harvest
10. Monster of the Wild Wood
11. Remember, Remember
12. Tunnels and Tremors
13. Happy New Year
1989 - A Tale of Two Toads film (52 minutes)
1990 - Television series 5 (260 minutes)
01. The Chief's Return
02. Oarsman Toad
03. Midsummer Night's Disaster
04. The Compleat Bungler
05. Mr Toad of 'The Times'
06. Toad in Motion
07. Piano-Roll Toad
08. Gypsy Toad
09. Hip-Hip Soir?e!
10. Happy Birthday!
11. A Toad in Time
12. Toad in Love
13. Toad: Film Maker
English subtitles are included for every episode and film.
Artwork scanned from the collection's box and DVD wallet are also provided.
All episodes and films were ripped using FairUse Wizard v2.9 to the following specifications:
Resolution: 640 x 480 progressive (4:3)
Frames per second: 25
Video format: XviD, ~1400 kbps
Audio format: MP3, 48 KHz, 128 kbps CBR, Stereo
Subtitles: English, in VobSub (.sub/.idx file) format
Language: English
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audio: 10video: 10
it took some time to dl, but it was way worth it, great quality!
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