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Prepare to behold the power of God, America. As you know, New York decided that it would be alright to violate federal law and rebel against Biblical authority by allowing gay's to enjoy the confines of marriage. New York made a law that violates the Federal Marriage Act that makes being a married gay illegal. God's response was swift. He brewed up a mighty hurricane and slung it through New York, causing billions of dollars of destruction and unprecedented calamity. […]
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By the fourth round you'd be searching the house for metho just to keep up.
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Big Timber - The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame & Western Heritage Center (MCHF & WHC) is seeking nominations for the 2015 Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame induction round. Every year, the MCHF & WHC honors living and historical figures that have made notable contributions to Montana's western heritage.
"The Hall of Fame nominations are open to the general public," said Mark Larson, MCHF & WHC director, and chairman of the Board Trustees Committee. "We encourage all to reflect on notable contributions to our western heritage and help us celebrate by nominating those from your community you believe serve as an example for next generation."
2015 will mark the fifth year the MCHF & WHC will honor living historical figures and the eighth year of honoring legacy (non-living) inductees. One living inductee and two legacy inductees from each of the MCHF & WHC's 12 Trustee Districts will be chosen from votes cast by the MCHF & WHC Board of Trustees based on nominations from the public. Nominees are assigned to a Trustee District for consideration based on the local area where their notable contributions were made.
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re plato: i like the idea of philosopher kings at least
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
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only reason the name machiavelli rings a bell is assassins creed
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
"The Prince" is a direct assertion that a pragmatic ruler who clings to power through whatever means is NOT a desirable form of government, as pretty much all of his later oeuvre confirmed. Machiavelli, like Nietzche, is misunderstood - surely you can give him credit for inventing modern political science? All we had before Machievelli is Plato's excellent analysis of when a select few come to dominate the political system in "The Republic".I feel the same way about Machiavelli as you do about Plato.
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
I was talking only about the ideas about the development of government expressed in "The Republic", for example timocracy and oligarchy, which defined the Greek political system, as well as laying the foundation of modern political thought. I think it's a trivial question to wonder whether or not that conforms to what he previously wrote.His whole philosopher king idea is a complete contradiction to what he had previously wrote (Ion for example). So not only is his idea of philosopher kings one of lunacy and elitism it is also a counter to his other writings and thus shows how convoluted and confoundedly lost he was as a thinker.
Also, the works of Plato were quite possibly rewritten by various civilisations that came to possess them, so wondering whether or not they contradict each other is not as important as wondering whether or not Nietzche contradicted himself. This is an ancient Greek's oeuvre which has been reassembled, revised and translated many times throughout history.


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Production Number: 11678
Airdate: Thursday September 22nd, 2011
Director: Herb Stein
Writer: Marlene McPherson, Darrell Ray Thomas, Jr., Carolyn Culliton
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Cody Longo
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Sydney Penny
As Dr. Liv Norman
Ivan G'Vera
As Ivan
Anisha Adusumilli
As Suju
Nishi Munshi
As Shalini
James Reynolds
As Abe Carver
Arianne Zucker
As Nicole Walker
Eric Martsolf
As Brady Black
Melissa Reeves
As Jennifer Horton
Crystal Chappell
As Carly Manning
Louise Sorel
As Vivian Alamain
Nadia Bjorlin
As Chloe Lane
Tamara Braun
As Ava Vitali/Taylor Walker
Shawn Christian
As Daniel Jonas
Molly Burnett
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Bren Foster
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|• Co-Executive Producer
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OK...It is now down to a Gary Fisher Zibrano with front suspension or a Trek 7200FX without front suspension. The GF is a about $90 more, but I like it better than the Tiberon.
My question is are shocks better? A couple of LBSs in my area sell 95% shocks. I have briefly ridden a 7300FX w/o shocks and didn't notice anything uncomfortable about the ride. I just test rode the Zibrano and liked it. The problem is I don't have the luxury of a test ride that will give the bike the workout that I can make a decision, so I am asking your experienced opinions.
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By Emily Sampl
BOULDER, Colorado, July 28. THE 2014 Speedo Junior National Championships begin Wednesday, with the nation's top 18-and-under swimmers gathering at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatic Center in Irvine, Calif. There are a lot of great races shaping up at the meet; here are the top five to watch.
1. Men's 100 Breast
Jacob Molacek, Nick Silverthorn, Reece Whitley and Michael Andrew headline the list of competitors in the men's 100 breast, which is shaping up to be a great battle. Molacek enters the meet with the top seed time of 1:02.92, while Silverthorn is second at 1:02.95. They'll be chasing Carsten Vissering's 2013 meet record of 1:01.94, while Whitley and Andrew will likely be chasing the 13-14 and 15-16 national age group records in the event. Vissering's meet record from last year is the national age group record for 15-16 boys, so Andrew will at minimum need a meet record to grab the NAG record this week.
2. Women's 100 Fly
Tualatin Hills' Michelle Cefal is the top seed in the women's 100 fly at 59.13, but after her the event is wide open, with at least a dozen swimmers close to breaking the minute barrier. Sonia Wang of Redlands Swim Team (1:00.34) and Lauren Case of Chattahoochee (1:00.37) are seeded second and third, with 13 swimmers seeded under 1:01 in the event. Cefal might be the only swimmer in the field to have broken 1:00, but it would be a surprise if she is the only one under a minute in the final.
3. Women's 100 Free
The women's 100 free may be one of the most tightly bunched races of the entire meet, as the second- through 18th-seeded swimmers are separated by only .74. Outside of top seed Amy Bilquist of Carmel Swim Club, who enters with a 55.59, the event is wide open, with at least 17 swimmers who could place in the top heat, or even the top three. Heading into the meet, Lindsey Engel of the JCC Waves sits second at 56.20, followed by Heidi Miller of North Baltimore in 56.23, Stanzi Moseley of Roadrunner Aquatics at 56.27 and Victoria Toris of Scottsdale Aquatic Club at 56.30.
4. Men's 50 Free
Caeleb Dressel of the Bolles School Sharks headlines a fast field in the men's 50 free. Dressel is within striking distance of Vlad Morozov's 2010 meet record of 22.13 with a 22.22, and definitely has the potential to dip under 22 with a best time of 18.94 in yards. He'll be fresh, as this is his only individual event of the whole meet. Auburn's Cam Jones is seeded second in 22.80, and a whole bunch of swimmers follow him in the low to mid 23s, including Michael Andrew, Justin Lynch and Jacob Molacek. Eighth seed Christian Feiler of Flatiron Athletic Club has dropped almost a second this summer and could factor into the top five as well.
5. Men's 200 IM
The last day of the meet should feature a great battle between a few very talented swimmers, with Curtis Ogren, Corey Okubo, Patrick Mulcare, Ryan Harty and Michael Andrew entering the meet as the top five seeded swimmers in the men's 200 IM. Less than seven-tenths separate first from fifth, with Ogren seeded at 2:03.45 and Andrew entered at 2:04.13. Ogren and Okubo are the second- and third-ranked recruits in the country for the class of 2014, and will surely have more great battles as they head off to Stanford (Ogren) and Princeton (Okubo).


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All I saw today was that piece of scrap iron called a Ducati ready to be binned, so many changes at Ducati for next season quite clearly Rossi/Burgess not listened otherwise these drastic measures would not have been actioned,Audi tried to re-sign Rossi,but if you are not listened to or valued why would you stay on.. Roll on 2013 with Rossi finally back on a competitive bike.


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When you walk into a room, what do you see? Do you see a chair missing from the front row? Or the light bulb burned out in the corner? Or do you miss all of these details, remaining lost in your own thoughts?
It has been said that everyone falls into one of three categories: (1) those who make things happen; (2) those who watch things happen; (3) and those who don't realize anything is happening.
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Which group do you fall into? Be honest with yourself.
Now ask, in which category would you like to be? This has everything to do with how observant you are.
Being observant is more than just noticing the minutiae in a room; it is a way of looking at life itself. Becoming a student of the world and paying close attention to your environment will help you grow in numerous ways.
One of the biggest reasons you should want to be more perceptive is that it is a great way to learn. Just as there are three different types of people, described above, there are two different ways to learn lessons: (1) the hard way and (2) the easy way.
Most successful people observe the right and wrong ways of doing things, learn from it, and remember and apply those lessons. You can be one who learns everything by making mistakes yourself, or one who learns from other people's gaffes and successes. If you see the right or wrong way of doing or saying something in a given situation, be observant. Remember the details of the situation, and do not make the same error.
If you learn from your mistakes, or those of others, even your teacher or employer will notice. Managers look for employees who perceive what needs to be done around a jobsite, or in a restaurant, for example, and then accomplish it.
Becoming more attentive helps you to grow in wisdom. The Bible records, "Walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise" (Eph. 5:15). A wise person is aware of his surroundings. Not much "gets by" him. Learning by observation is one of the best ways to become more knowledgeable.
You can also increase your understanding by observing how things work. Study the world around you—analyze what you see. How does a car engine start? How does the human body function? In the past, people were generally more resourceful and could fix things. They could take items apart, repair them, and put them back together. Strive for more knowledge and understanding of how things work and you will become a more interesting and well-rounded person.
Before examining different aspects of life to observe, recognize that human beings are not automatically attentive—it will take work to become more observant. But you can grow in this area! Start with the realization that you are not naturally this way, and that you have room to improve. Do not let laziness limit your potential!
Observing people is one of the best ways to become more attentive to your surroundings, and is often the most valuable. Watch how they dress, what gestures they use, how they talk, and with what words they choose to express themselves. Visit a mall, nearby park or store. There is nothing wrong with watching people to see how they interact with others, but do not take this as license to outright stare at someone! This is considered rude and strange.
If you have eyes and ears—and you all do!—you can make certain simple judgments about people as long as you do not condemn them, or view them as inferior. Being observant means being able to make judgments and exercise discernment. There is no harm in realizing something about a person, as long as it is with the right attitude. You can learn much from watching those around you, whether good or bad examples. But be careful not to assume that their way is the right or the only way. When in doubt, ask someone! Observing people, including yourself, and committing the details to memory, will improve your skills in this area.
One of the keys to being observant is developing your five senses. See the trees around you. Smell the lilacs. Touch a cat's fur. Taste flavorful food. Hear a beautiful orchestra. God gave our senses as gifts to receive information. Do we take them for granted? By continually using your senses, you will more fully develop them.
Events and activities are another time when observation is critical. Study how a Church function is conducted, whether it is a Sabbath service, Feast of Tabernacles or Ambassador Youth Camp. Although this should not take away from enjoying the activity, notice the order in which things are done, and how they are done. If you are at a baseball game, pay close attention to what is taking place around you. What are some of the rules—and are they enforced? What kinds of people are attending the game? Once you make this a habit, you will start to notice things you never thought of before. And as you begin to examine the world differently, you will be able to share what you learn with others.
Also, look to the Bible. Look for lessons from the Scriptures and "observe." Ponder verses, and think on them. Look for elements of a common scripture you may have previously missed. Since the Bible is a living book, a verse can be applied in many different ways depending on your circumstances.
The points in this article are by no means a comprehensive list of what you should observe. Be resourceful. Apply your mind to other areas you can observe. Do not always assume someone will teach you how to do something. Teach yourself! Think of it as the most important class in the school of life! If there is one class you should excel in at this "school" that provides you with the most opportunities to learn, it should be "Observation 101."
Becoming more observant will also teach you to think outside of yourself, and not about only yourself. If the majority of your thoughts are internal, strive to think more externally. When you catch yourself thinking only about you, focus instead on the elements of life that don't involve you—there are many! Changing your focus will reap great rewards.
By paying closer attention to the world around you, you will increase your effectiveness and drive closer to reaching your fullest potential!


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Business Week in Review, Jan. 20, 2013
Power costs to increase
PPL Electric Utilities will levy a new rate called the distribution system improvement charge in the spring. The impact on the average bill may be modest at first, just a few cents, but it will rise as PPL seeks to raise $705 million from ratepayers.
Foreclosures down last year
Regional mortgage foreclosure activity declined by 4 percent last year in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre metro area. Statewide, foreclosures in 2012 increased by 28 percent.
Table revenue up in 2012
Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in Plains Twp. generated $42.7 million from its 84 table games in 2012, a 1.7 percent increase from 2011. Mount Airy Casino Resort brought in $39.67 million from its 72 table games in 2012, a 0.16 percent increase from 2011.
Defaults fall by 11 percent
Regional bankruptcy filings decreased in 2012, with filings in the federal court's Wilkes-Barre office, which includes 10 regional counties, decreasing by 11 percent.
Factory Card Outlet closing
Factory Card Outlet in Wilkes-Barre Twp. will close by the end of the month. A sign on the door says the location is closing but the "party continues" at its sister store Party City, also in Wilkes-Barre Twp.
Pipeline route proposed
The Constitution Pipeline Co. selected a proposed route for a new pipeline, one it will pitch to federal regulators. The transmission line would transport natural gas from Susquehanna County to New England.
Dickson hotel among finest
Travel website TripAdvisor bestowed its Traveler's Choice award on Microtel Inn & Suites in Dickson City, winning it a coveted - and rare - 5-star ranking on the world's most visited travel website.
Corning expands in Luzerne County
Corning Life Sciences, a developer, manufacturer and global supplier of scientific laboratory equipment, is expanding in CenterPoint Commerce and Trade Park East in Jenkins Twp., adding 124,000 square feet of space to its existing 396,800 square feet.
From strip club to parking
The law firm of Needle, Goldenziel, Pascale & Consagra will construct a parking lot at the location of the former topless bar Pub Charles at 246 Penn Ave. in Scranton.
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He's back. The arrogant, muscular mass known as Jessie. He re-entered the Big Brother house to play for a second time as a member of the Athletes clique after his team won the first Head Of Household competition. And when that front door creaked open and he set foot inside, the same player that irritated loads of viewers last summer showed he hasn't changed one ounce. He walked inside acting almost like a big-shot celebrity to the new cast members. But most of the other players weren't impressed with him. In fact, the only people who seemed remotely pleased were the other Athletes.
If his attitude wasn't bad enough, Jessie also won the power to be the first Head Of Household. He walked out into the living room swinging his key to the HOH room and asked everybody to come up and see it. The group cheered as they walked into the room of power. Kevin called the room "super zen."
Reliving High School
Hatred of high school days was a theme throughout part of the episode. While sitting in the pool room, Ronnie said that high school was hell. He said that people had poked fun at him and called him gay. Michele said that lots of people thought she was a lesbian. Some of them hoped this experience could help break some of the stereotypes against them and others similar.
Outside on the hammock, Lydia and Kevin dished their dirt from high school, about the negative ways in which they were judged. It was for that reason that Lydia vowed not to judge Jessie on his exterior, but instead wanted to get to know him for who he is. Well, here's a hint Lydia — he's not very deep. Didn't you see him last season? He's arrogant, annoying and degrading. You'd be better off leaving him alone and playing the game for yourself — remember, you said that you don't usually get along with his type. Just a warning.
Ronnie, on the other hand, felt he was far smarter than Jessie and tried to use that to his advantage. He went up to the HOH bedroom and worked on cutting a deal where the Brains and Athletes could join forces. It was a great plan, until he started comparing the pact to Star Wars.
Later, as Jessie and Natalie chilled in the HOH bedroom, both Ronnie and Chima joined them. Natalie asked Ronnie what he would think about being a pawn since that would be the best way keep their alliance a secret. After all, nobody would nominate an ally, right? But Ronnie is definitely no dummy. He said he wasn't comfortable being placed on the chopping block as a pawn because the pawns always seem to become the target.
A Neon Challenge
In past seasons, the houseguests competed for food. But this season, they are competing for a whole lot more. In the first ever Haves Vs. Have Nots competition, the group went outside after painting their bodies in bright neon paints. The Athletes didn't have to compete and were given full luxury all week since they had won the first challenge.
It was a challenge of pipes and neon liquids. The first two teams to construct a pathway of pipes for the glowing goo to flow through pipes that spelled out "HAVE" would win luxury. The losing clique would be forced to live in the worst conditions in Big Brother history, eat nothing but slop for the week and only get cold water for their showers.
Shortly after the rave-like challenge got underway, the Offbeats took a huge lead. Casey led the way and his team stormed to victory. To quickly point out, this was an awesome challenge. Very different and unique — kudos to the challenge creators!
And it really wasn't even a contest for the second-place team, either. The Popular group finished next, leaving the Brains in the dust far, far behind. I must say, this was pretty shocking. The group of people who should have been stellar at this challenge performed absolutely awful.
Chima was very upset about losing, but her disappointment got even stronger when she saw the bedroom she would have to sleep in the rest of the week. It consisted of thin mats on metal platforms. Ronnie said it wasn't really that bad, but Chima was very upset about it. "It looks like an insane asylum," Chima chirped about 100 times. She said it so often that I started to feel a twitch of insanity brewing in myself.
It's only for a week. Deal with it. Be like Ronnie — let the Force be with you and get over the stress of the sleeping conditions. Ronnie has the perfect attitude. The beds don't matter one bit. It's how you react to situations like that and how you present yourself to the other houseguests. That's what matters at this point.
Oiled Up Like The Tin Man
Jessie asked Lydia for a massage. So she obliged. After grabbing a bottle of oil, she joined him in the HOH bedroom and rubbed the stress out of his massive muscles. It really seemed as if the pair of unlikely pals were starting to bond. He even opened up to her and talked about the looming Nomination Ceremony.
Maybe Lydia was right not to judge Jessie from the outside. He did seem to be pretty cordial with her.
Shortly before Jessie had to make his decision, Russell and Natalie offered their thoughts on who he should place on the chopping block. He wanted Laura targeted, but Russell thought Lydia would be the better choice.
So Much For That Massage
After all the keys were pulled out of the nomination box, it was revealed that Lydia and Chima had been nominated for eviction. Jessie said he respected them both as competitors, but somebody had to be nominated. I guess trying to work with him and be nice didn't matter much, huh? I did try to warn you, Lydia.
As she was brought to tears in confessional, Chima appeared to be relatively calm and comfortable as the pawn.
Will it turn back and bite her?
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Venue: SMK Subang Utama (secondary school).
I like to call it "Hari Keluarga" instead of calling it "Family Day" or "Carnival Day".
Calling it "Family Day" or "Carnival Day" sound very weird for me.
My class' haunted house.
The Chasing Stalker.
RM 3 per HEAD?
It is not fair!
IF a person has x (x>1) heads, he/she needs to pay RM 3x.
IF a person has no head, it is free.
Glow in dark.
Table Talk. My shift was until 8am. I worked about 2 hours.
whose camera is this? Asila or Jason? Forgotten...
video games?
After I'm free from working:
Haunted House...
horse ride.
the BEST stall in the school.
Awesome Badges!
(I prefer things rather than food.)
Teck Shern's shooting Jen Ning.
Watch these 4 videos:
Muhammad Ali.
Chan Tian Hui.
Sorry, my camera sucks at recording sounds at far range.
The best drink - COKE!!!
Badges that I bought:
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SMKSU Record? if not, Form 5 Record?
Website Badges.
Google, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter and MySpace.
I'm very exhausted after Hari Keluarga.
I walked about 50 rounds around the school. No kidding. Damn boring.
Oh, for the voting, I only voted for Tian Hui, Siaw Fern and Muhammad Ali. (3)
I didn't see the others performing.
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The Movieland 7 is currently (2008) the only multiplex cinema operating in the Roaring Fork Valley. It is located in the El Jebel district.
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EAGLE, Colo. â€" Nearly five weeks before he was arrested for embezzling money from an El Jebel cinema, Gabriel Matherly sued his former employers for defamation and wrongful termination, among other claims.
Filed Jan. 28 in Eagle County District Court, the lawsuit alleges that Matherly's corporate superiors wrongfully accused him in February 2010 of pocketing theater funds, firing him the same day.
Brass at the theater chain â€" New York-based Bow Tie Cinemas â€" also tampered with bank records to further their case against Matherly, who was Movieland's general manager at the time of his termination, the suit alleges.
The defendants â€" Movieworld Corp. and Bow Tie Cinemas, which operate the theater; and Bow Tie Chief Operating Officer Joe Masher and Operations Manager Ike Rivera â€" have yet to file a response to the complaint, an Eagle County Court official said. Masher and Rivera couldn't be reached for immediate comment Wednesday.
The suit seeks at least $18,450 in lost salary and bonuses, along with exemplary damages for the defendants' alleged "malice and willful and wanton misconduct under these circumstances …â€
The suit goes on to say that news of Matherly's Feb. 5, 2010 termination was relayed to Movieland employees and the Basalt Police Department, further sullying his image.
"[Matherly] suffered damages to his reputation in the small community of Basalt and the Roaring Fork Valley, which resulted in his inability to immediately secure other employment, despite the fact that [Matherly] was investigated by Basalt Police without any further action being taken by the Basalt Police,†the suit says.
In response to an e-mail Wednesday, Matherly's attorney, Robert L. Tibbals Jr. of Centennial, said he did not anticipate that criminal charges would be filed against his client at the time of the suit's filing.
But last week, on March 10, Matherly, 30, of Glenwood Springs, turned himself in to the Eagle County Jail after a warrant was issued for his arrest, the police department said. He was arrested for felony theft and released on $50,000 bond, according to authorities.
Also arrested was Perri Ann Mickles, 50, of Aspen, on March 3 by the Aspen Police Department. Authorities say Matherly and Mickles, who was the bookkeeper at Movieland, embezzled roughly $31,000 through missing and falsified bank deposits, rebate checks from an unauthorized ATM machine in the bank lobby, rebate checks from a Pepsi distributor and a "scam†involving movie coupons. The transgressions occurred between November 2008 and January 2010, police said.
The Eagle County District Attorney's Office has yet to file charges in the case; both defendants are due in court April 29.
Matherly's lawsuit, meanwhile, says that on Feb. 5, 2010, he was called to the upstairs office of Movieland and was confronted by Mickles and Rivera, who told him the theater's cash balance was short $10,000.
"At no time did these Defendants present any documentation, including bank statement reconciliations to [Matherly], in support of their accusations. Defendant Rivera stated the cause for termination was disregard of company policies, stating that [if] company policy been followed, Defendant Rivera would be able to discover how funds were shorted.â€
The suit, which demands a jury trial, is pending. It accuses the defendants of conversion, for not paying Matherly after he was fired; civilly conspiring to blame Matherly for the theater's financial losses; wrongful termination and defamation.
Police, however, claim Mickles and Matherly worked together and set up a "maverick office†next to the Movieland building where officials found receipts, deposit slips and other incriminating evidence.
Matherly was interviewed by police on March 17, 2010, and denied he worked with Mickles to hide deposits, the arrest warrant says.
Matherly said other managers had access to deposits during his time with Movieland, which Bow Tie officials deny.
Bow Tie's internal audit with the assistance of a forensic accounting firm determined that the total loss was allegedly $62,340.88, the police department said in a press release issued last week.
The police department said it felt it could tie Matherly to financial losses of $30,972.52 through documentation.
Man they must have sloppy bookeeping, in my theatre days deposits were checked daily,and the receipts called into the district and home offices,any missing or short deposits would be known in less than 24 hours at the most.
We came from a different generation of Theatre operations.We would have known in less than 24 hours too.i have heard of Theatre Managers doing this with Multi screens one could take quite a bit over the weekend.
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PIERCE - The debt is too deep. The Pierce Elevator Company will close, for good. State Public Service Commission Grain Division Director John Fecht says Manager Brian Bargstad and a local group of investors couldn't come up with the $6 million dollars needed to pay the elevator's debt and keep it operating. Fecht says those farmers who still have contracts with the elevator need to make other marketing plans. He advises them to speak with Manager Brian Bargstad about that and to move forward. The Pierce Elevator had to give up its license last month when the debt began piling up. Investors met with the Public Service Commission late last week, and admitted they couldn't raise the money needed to pay off the debt.
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When Arsenal.com told Pat Rice he had landed at No 17 in the Gunners' Greatest Players poll, his first reaction was one of shock. "I could run off 30-odd players who were better players than me," he gasped.
All of which means you can add modesty to the list of qualities Rice has exhibited throughout his long association with the Club. However, if you had to pick one attribute which made Rice the player he was, it was probably his thirst for sheer hard work.
Taken on as an apprentice in December 1964, Rice was probably not the most naturally talented 15-year-old on the Club's books. But few youngsters have striven so hard to realise their dream of playing for - not to mention captaining - the Arsenal.
Before long Rice timed his tackles better, could run faster and was a more accurate passer of the ball. Arsenal were impressed and, at the age of 18, he made his Arsenal debut in a League Cup win against Burnley.
At the time the right-back berth was occupied by Peter Storey but his positional switch to central midfield paved the way for Rice to stake his claim in defence. It was perfect timing - in Rice's first season, the 1970/71 campaign, Arsenal won the League and Cup Double.
That sweltering day at Wembley would be the first of five FA Cup Final appearances for Rice, a Club record he shares with David Seaman and Ray Parlour. Unfortunately, the victory over Liverpool would be one of just two triumphs.
Rice played in the defeat against Leeds in May 1972 and, as the Double side fragmented, he stuck around. It was just as well. Rice's character helped drag Arsenal away from the drop zone when relegation threatened in the mid-Seventies and, when World Cup winner Alan Ball left in 1977, he was the obvious choice as skipper.
Having learned from arch-motivator Frank McLintock, Rice captained Arsenal with authority and distinction, leading them to three successive FA Cup Finals from 1978 to 1980. He got his hands on the famous old trophy after an incredible 3-2 victory over Manchester United in 1979 but just missed out on continental success when Arsenal lost the European Cup Winners' Cup Final to Valencia after a penalty shoot-out in May 1980.
Rice left soon afterwards, having racked up 528 games (and 13 goals) for Arsenal. However, after a stint at Watford he returned to Highbury in July 1984 to assume a coaching role. After a brief spell as caretaker manager following Bruce Rioch's departure in 1996, Rice was appointed as assistant manager to Arsène Wenger. Forty-four years after arriving at the Club as a wide-eyed teenager, he is still giving everything to the Arsenal cause.
"It really and truthfully is great to be thought of so highly by the Arsenal fans and I hope that I will always have that rapport with them," said Rice. "When I joined the Club I never ever thought I would be at the Club for the number of years that I have so far. I hope that relationship continues."
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This list of 50 Gunners Greatest Players was determined by tens of thousands of Arsenal fans from across the world. The vote took place on the Club's official website from May 5 to 19. To help prevent multiple voting by a single person, only registered members of Arsenal.com could take part.Copyright 2016 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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JERUSALEM - Israel's prime minister gave a cool reception to President Obama's Mideast policy speech, warning that a withdrawal from the West Bank would leave Israel vulnerable to attack and setting up what could be a tense meeting Friday at the White House.
In his speech, Obama endorsed the Palestinian position on the borders of their future state, saying it should be based on Israel's lines before the 1967 Mideast war. Israel captured the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza Strip in the fighting, and the Palestinians claim those areas for their state
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas planned to convene a meeting with senior officials as soon as possible to decide on the next steps, said Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat.
Abbas is determined "to give President Obama's effort and that of the international community the chance they deserve," Erekat said.
The U.S., the international community and even past Israeli governments have endorsed a settlement based on the 1967 lines, but Obama was far more explicit than in the past. His position appeared to put him at odds with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has not accepted the concept.
Reacting to Obama's speech, Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a full withdrawal from the West Bank, saying the 1967 lines were "indefensible" and would leave major Jewish settlements outside Israel. Netanyahu rejects any pullout from east Jerusalem.
CBS News senior White House correspondent Bill Plante reports that, just to drive the point home, the Israelis announced Thursday that they plan to build 1,600 new housing units in East Jerusalem. The U.S. has demanded that settlement construction stop.
Netanyahu heads to the White House on Friday to seek what he called clarifications after Mr. Obama's speech. The two men will have "plenty to talk about today," notes Plante, adding that the atmosphere in the room is likely to be "chilly," at best.
Behind the rhetoric, though, was the possibility of finding common ground. Obama said he would support agreed-upon territorial swaps between the Israel and the Palestinians, leaving the door open for Israel to retain major West Bank settlements, where the vast majority of its nearly 300,000 Jewish settlers live.
Netanyahu said he would urge Obama to endorse a 2004 American commitment, made by then President George W. Bush, to Israel. In a letter at the time, Bush said a full withdrawal to the 1967 lines was "unrealistic" and a future peace agreement would have to recognize "new realities on the ground."
Israelis have interpreted Bush's commitment as U.S. support for retaining the major settlement blocs. Earlier this week, Netanyahu said Israel would have to retain the blocs as part of any future peace agreement.
But Netanyahu also wants to keep other parts of the West Bank, including a strategic section of land along the Jordanian border that he believes is vital to Israel's security. The Palestinians oppose any Israeli presence in their future state.
Netanyahu said he would reiterate his security demands at Friday's meeting.


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Posted By Taylor Weik On March 8, 2014 @ 1:30 am In News | Comments Disabled
Major Kurt Chew-Een Lee, the first Asian-American U.S. Marine Corps officer, died on Monday in Washington, D.C. at the age of 88 from a heart attack.
During WWII, an eager Lee –– who is Chinese-American –– enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps to fight, but was instead based at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego as a language instructor.
During the Korean War in 1950, Lee got his opportunity to fight and was commander of a machine gun platoon, where his heroic actions in a clash with Chinese forces on November 2 earned him numerous military honors, including the second highest military decoration, the Navy Cross.
Lee later fought in the Vietnam War, where he earned a Purple Heart. Only a few weeks ago he was the honorary grand marshal of San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade. Lee is not only the first Asian-American, but the first non-white man to enlist in the Marine Corps.
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green tree python
Beautiful! His color is amazing. And it looks like he's smiling ^^
Love it
Beautiful colours, love it!
Awesome shot!
amazing shot!
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Wow, amazing! o.o
Beautiful colour. How close were you to take the shot?
Yay, my favorite type of snake! Gorgeous capture!
Gorgeous!!! You are an amazing photographer!
Very beautiful, I like how the green tree python melts with the green colored background. It's fantastic.
I adore this shot. I love the point of focus and just how the snake fades into the background. Just lovely.
It looks so nice!...I miss my snake now
Great shot!
they love were i live
Wow! It's beautyful!
Beautiful shot! ^^
Wow, this is amazing! Fantastic shot!
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