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More tears are shed over answered prayers than unanswered ones, Saint Teresa of Avila reputedly opined, but she never met Louise, Madame de... (Danielle Darrieux). For the vain, tragic heroine of Max Ophuls' "The Earrings of Madame de..." (1953), the price of a direct line to the heavens comes in a foreign currency.
Foreign to her, at least: in church to pray that her jeweler will accept the titular earrings (a wedding gift from her husband) in return for some much-needed cash, Madame de... hurries through her rote offering as though she read about it in an instruction manual. She's more adept at measuring other rates of exchange, assessing the value of furs and the cost of flirtations, feigning a woozy spell in the jeweler's office to make the deal stick. "After all, they're mine," she says of her baubles. "I can do with them as I please."
Or so she thinks. I've always loved "The Earrings of Madame de..." because it resembles a Vegas magician's grand illusions, all mirror images and sleights of hand. Though Madame de... won't know it for some time, her prayer falls on deaf ears. The jeweler returns the earrings to her husband (Charles Boyer), who presents them as a parting gift to his mistress, who pawns them to a dealer in Constantinople, who sells them to Baron Fabrizio Donati, the Italian ambassador (played by "Bicycle Thieves" director Vittorio de Sica), who bestows them upon the woman he loves -- none other than Madame de... herself. Built from the scaffolding of outlays and receipts, credits and debts, Ophuls' masterpiece turns on the cruel and unpredictable exigencies of another marketplace: the human heart.
With Criterion's new Blu-ray edition of the film, featuring a restored, high-definition digital transfer and an introduction by Paul Thomas Anderson (watch below), it is clear that the six decades since its release have not rendered Ophuls' graceful, fluid aesthetic any less impressive. A gorgeous, waltzing montage seamlessly traces the development of Madame and the baron's chaste affair, while the shreds of her unsent letters from abroad, written and torn up after she becomes an object of scandal, melt seamlessly into Alpine snows.
But, as Molly Haskell argues in her accompanying essay, from 2008, "The Earrings of Madame de..." remains more the object of cult obsession than universal admiration, the victim of its early typecasting as a "woman's film" -- an appellation, Haskell points out, that's too simple for Ophuls' complex dissection of gender roles and romantic conventions. And lest you think the under-appreciation of female-centered stories died with Women's Lib, consider Emily Nussbaum's jab at the phenomenon, published last week. From "The Godfather" to 'Breaking Bad," the "serious" and the "great" still come mostly attached to swinging dicks.
Even if we take the canon on its own terms, however, "The Earrings of Madame de..." would seem to mark an important turning point. Truffaut, one of the art form's most perceptive critics and most revered practitioners, recognized it as such: in his famous takedown of French film's portly, verbose "Tradition of Quality," published in 1954, he called the "direction of the actors" in "The Earrings of Madame de..." one of the few "audacities" in recent French cinema. Let me go one further: the film's most audacious gambit is attacking the "Tradition of Quality" from within.
"The Earrings of Madame de..." mirrors the staid opulence and literary provenance of the "closed worlds, barricaded by formulas," that Truffaut so despised. But Ophuls uses that resemblance to critique the world of surfaces and superficiality. Seen with new eyes, the earrings Madame de... once sold for a song become priceless. Her prayers ring sincere, and her emotions run far deeper than mere reflections. We might even call her the Truffaut of Belle Epoque femininity, the new woman before the New Wave: learning the hard limits of tradition all too well, even as she begins to understand quality by a different measure.
"The Earrings of Madame de..." is now on Blu-ray ($39.95) from the Criterion Collection. The film is also available on DVD, iTunes, and Hulu Plus.


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Some members of Ryedale U3A hadn't been on a squash court for almost 40 years, others had never graced a squash court before and other ageing couch potatoes flocked to the Racketball taster sessions at Malton Squash club.
They were inspired by Bob Coursey a squash and U3A member, and Club coach Steve Everitt. The 14 members were introduced to the game, taught how to hold the racket, and given an outline of the basic rules. Then onto the court for a familiarisation session with 2 couples/court practising forehands and backhands. To finish there was enough time to play a few games with different opponents.
A retired Doctor and his wife remarked on the friendly and helpful manner of the coach. They appreciated getting back on the squash court after a lapse of 35 years, to play a less physically demanding game than squash. They found it a most enjoyable form of exercise accompanied by a pleasant social gathering.
Many found racketball an easy game to pick up and some were surprised at their own abilities. According to Gerry 'I got a bit puffed and sweaty, with a little mild muscle stiffness afterwards. It provides one with exercise in a nice warm dry place and has good social interaction with new people'.
A newcomer to the game Jennifer was very taken with Racketball, although she found it easier to play with other non squash players, that didn't hit the ball too hard. The excellent tuition given has certainly motivated her to investigate other facilities closer to home to play racketball.
Most felt that as one gets older the appeal of exercise is certainly enhanced by doing it within a social group. So the combination of exercise with like minded people of a similar age is most appealing. An enthusiastic couple Judith & Mike remarked 'long may the racketball continue!' All praised Bob for his initiative and organisation to kick start the U3A racketball group.
The level of interest and enjoyment was such that members, many of whom had either retired from squash years ago or felt that it is never too late to try a new sport, will be meeting every Thursday at Malton Squash club to play Racketball. The Ryedale U3A racketball group, run by U3A coordinator and former squash player Bob Coursey is now being established with players paying £3/week. Bob will be joining in the next U3A racketball event at Heaton Tennis & Squash club, where he will be able to learn from the experiences of other U3A Racketball Group leaders and players.


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WELLS, Robert D. "Bobby," 60, of Shiloh Community, Friendly, W.Va., passed away on May 13 at UPMC Montefiore, Pittsburgh, Pa.
He was born Dec. 22, 1950 in Sistersville, W.Va., a son of the late Gordon D. and Grethel Brewer Wells.
Bobby was a 1969 graduate of Sistersville High School; he was a member of the Tyler Co. 911 Advisory Board and Office of Emergency Services. He was an avid Ham radio operator and he was a charter member of the Tyler County Amateur Radio Association.
Bobby had served in the U.S. Army Reserve in New Martinsville for 10 years and he had worked for Coca-Cola for 33 years. Bobby had volunteered with several organizations throughout the community and county.
He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Rebecca "Becky" Wells; one son, Brent (Heather) Wells of Graham, N.C., and one daughter, Jaclyn Wells of Gibbon Glade, Pa.. In addition to his parents, he was preceded by one brother, Gregory A. Wells.
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College Hockey:Middlebury Opens Up Defense With A Rout Of Amherst
MIDDLEBURY, VER. — Behind two goals each from juniors Angela Kapus and Erin Neil, the number-one ranked Middlebury Panthers rolled to a 9-0 victory over the Amherst Jeffs in the first official NESCAC game for the teams formerly members of the ECAC Division III league.
The Panthers opened up defense of their back-to-back national championships in fine fashion, shaking off some initial rust to dominate the Jeffs, who are looking to improve upon their 7-16-1 record over last year and lost only one senior to graduation.
Middlebury jumped out to a quick lead as Kapus broke in from the blue line just 53 seconds into the game and put the puck past Amherst goalie Heidi Alexander.
Five minutes later, at 6:11 of the first, senior assistant captain Catherine Elkins gave Middlebury a 2-0 margin. Late in the first period, Erin Neil completed a nifty wrap-around, having received the puck from twin sister Amber Neil.
Four minutes into the second period, Erin Neil scored her second of the game, finding the puck in a scrum of players in front of the net and putting it home. Just twenty seconds later Amber Neil scored her first of the season as she broke into the zone off a pass from freshman defender Allison Liati, moving the score to 5-0.
At 7:05 of the second, senior Anna Hastings took a feed from Nina Kieves on a two-on-one breakaway and buried the puck past Alexander, who was unable to rotate across the crease to follow the Kieves pass that left the defender helpless. At 9:49 of the second, the Middlebury margin became 7-0, when an Elkins slapshot from the point deflected to the stick of Kristen Reid, who calmly banged it home from right in front of the net.
The Panther attack slowed down in the third period, with a goal by Heather Wende at 3:36 and a wrist shot with 24 seconds remaining by Kapus to make the final score 9-0.
The Panthers' Megan Hutchinson stopped the 2 shots she faced in net to earn the shutout win, while the Jeff's Alexander made 32 saves on the night. Kapus finished with four points off two goals and two assists, Jean Butler tallied three assists, and Amber Neil earned her goal plus two assists.
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text: Car catches fire on M1 into Belfast 12 May 2014 Businessman Seán Lawlor captured on camera a powerful fire which consumed a car on the M1 motorway just outside Belfast. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The off-road vehicle was forced to pull over on to the Belfast-bound section of the M1 at around 6.30pm on Monday.Mr Lawlor was one of the first on the scene and called the emergency services in to deal with the incident.He said the driver battled in vain to save the vehicle from the fire."The driver attempted to throw water from a few small bottles over the car," he said."Then he tried to get his belongings out of the car before running away."It is not thought anyone was seriously injured in the fire. © UTV Share Share Share


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Regardless, contact the firearms agency. There phone number and/or website address are likely on the letter you received. Explain that the sentencing included that you ARE permitted to possess a firearm, it is simply limited to hunting purposes only. If they only require a copy of your judgment/conviction, simply make a copy from the papers you were provided in court and forward that to them. If they required a certified copy, you will need to contact your local clerk of court to request that they print out a copy and certify it for you.
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Sports Animal says Jim Traber's attacks on Thunder broadcast crew are ignored by team
"I don't believe a word Brian Davis says. Brian Davis is told what to say."
— Jim Traber on his Sports Animal Radio Network show Monday afternoon.
It's highly unusual for a sports talk show host on a major league team's flagship radio station to so blatantly rip the team's TV play-by-play announcer. But such was the case Monday when Traber dug into Davis, who had discussed the Thunder's loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers that morning on WWLS-FM 98.1/The Sports Animal.
Traber said he didn't buy Davis' explanation that the team was experimenting with Kevin Martin in a late-game situation instead of playing defensive-whiz Thabo Sefolosha to cover Cavs star Kyrie Irving, who shredded the Thunder for 35 points.
"That to me is just an excuse for a bad coaching move," Traber said in a phone interview. "I've been doing radio for 20 years, and if I think Bob Stoops or Mike Gundy or Eddie Sutton or Scott Brooks, whoever it is, is doing something that I don't like, I'm going to say it."
Traber has long complained that Davis and analyst sidekick Grant Long offer few, if any, negative comments about the Thunder's play during game telecasts. He even has taken a few shots at radio voice Matt Pinto.
"Everybody knows how I feel about Brian Davis and Grant Long," Traber said. "All you have to do is listen to their broadcasts. There is never anything negative that happens to the team."
As a former Arizona Diamondbacks TV analyst, Traber knows what it's like to be a broadcaster paid by the team. But he said, unlike Davis and Long, he mostly had free rein to voice his opinions. "There might have been a couple of times where I might have said something on the air that they weren't happy with and I was told about it," he said.
Traber said he believes Thunder broadcasters are forced to stick with a positive company line, similar to that of the San Antonio Spurs, even in face of major controversy such as Russell Westbrook's tantrum last week when he stormed off the bench after being yanked from the game. He's also disappointed by the lack of Thunder players appearing on his show.
"We want to be a big market around here, but we don't want to do what it takes to be a big market," Traber said. "When Russell Westbrook goes off like he did a couple of days ago, if that was in Boston, a week later he would be on the radio and the guys in Boston would say, 'Hey, Russell, what the heck happened out there?' That's what a big-league market is."
To the Thunder's credit, the team's apparent positive broadcasting philosophy doesn't apply to sports talk radio, even when negative comments — which some might consider personal attacks — come from the team's flagship station.
"My educated guess is that the team spends little time focusing on 'sports talk radio' chatter, as we have not once received a complaint regarding our on-air commentary," Larry Bastida, market manager for Cumulus Media, which owns the Sports Animal, said in an email. "The station's relationship with the team has been, and continues to be, extremely healthy."
That relationship also has produced strong ratings for the Sports Animal — on talk shows, pregame and postgame shows and game broadcasts.
"There is a direct correlation with the ratings and the state's unprecedented passion for the team," Bastida said. "We look forward to many years of continued partnership with the Thunder."
Dan Mahoney, the Thunder's vice president of communications/community relations, agreed the team's relationship with the Sports Animal is strong, but he also defended his broadcasters.
"The Sports Animal has been a great partner," Mahoney said. "Brian Davis is a first-rate, experienced professional. Grant Long played 15 years in the NBA. They are experts in the game. Matt Pinto has done an excellent job leading the broadcast crew on the radio side. We are very proud of the job they do in delivering the game to our fans."
Davis, who preferred not to respond directly to Traber's comments, complimented the Thunder telecasts on Fox Sports Oklahoma.
"Our entire crew works hard to put on what we think is one of the best shows in the NBA," he said. "We're very proud of what we do, that's bring the excitement of Thunder basketball to our fans."
Local television ratings — which likely will finish as the highest in the NBA by a large margin — indicate that most fans are happy with the game telecasts. Given a choice between watching the FSOK game telecast or the national feed of the same game on TNT or ESPN, viewers have picked FSOK by a big margin. In five simulcasts with ESPN, FSOK has averaged a 7.2 rating (percent of TV households) to 5.2 for the national network. In two simulcasts with TNT, FSOK owns a 8.1 to 3.7 advantage.
That choice affects the type of commentary they will receive. While incidents such as Westbrook's tantrum and Kevin Durant's technicals get much attention on the national networks, they are noticeably downplayed on FSOK.


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Press Coverage of Richard Poe – 2011
Newsmax was early in identifying Soros as a political force, featuring him on the cover of our May 2004 magazine with the headline "George Soros' Coup [by Richard Poe]." Our cover story detailed Soros' influence in Eastern Europe, supporting emerging democracies after the fall of the Iron Curtain through his Open Society Foundations.
On the whole our feature gave a negative view of his activities there. But my own views about Soros' involvement were tempered after our magazine was published and I visited Eastern Europe in 2006.
Christopher Ruddy, "George Soros: Good or Evil?", NewsMax.com, September 15, 2011 (See reader comments at FreeRepublic, 9/18/11)
Glenn Beck: "And Richard Poe is also with us. He is the co-author of Shadow Party, also a book you must read. … Shadow Party, a book that I don't think I would have believed three years ago, and it is MELT YOUR BRAIN. It's unbelievable. It is truly, truly unbelievable."
Glenn Beck, "Beck: Fundamental Transformation of America," FoxNews.com, April 22, 2011
In a 2006 book written with Richard Poe, The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party, Horowitz said that the strategy outlined in our article (the so-called Cloward-Piven Strategy of Orchestrated Crisis) was a blueprint to "collapse" the capitalist system.
Frances Fox Piven, "Crazy Talk and American Politics: or, My Glenn Beck Story," The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 10, 2011
Recently the right and the left are fighting over Marxist agitator Frances Fox Piven, who, in her old age, has been caught talking up violence… As to how the Cloward-Piven secret was hunted down and plugged, it was cornered in 2005 by Richard Poe, in DiscovertheNetworks.org.
Arlen Williams, "The Left Defends Its Advocates of Violence," The American Thinker, January 29, 2011
The story they now tell about Piven can be traced to David Horowitz… In his 2006 book, written with Richard Poe, The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party, Horowitz identifies the "Cloward-Piven Strategy" outlined in their 1966 Nation article as the centerpiece of the radical blueprint to "collapse" the capitalist system.
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One of the many negative side effects of the intensely partisan environment that exists at all levels in our country is our increasing inability to solve problems based on statistical evidence.
An important way to diagnose problems, at least when it comes to local government, is to compare relative statistics from other jurisdictions and determine how your organization stacks up against the group.
In general, the larger the group, or sample, from which the data is drawn, increases the reliability of the conclusions that can be made. It's not much different than seeing your doctor for a check-up.
Physicians made the great leap from using leeches and telling their patients to smoke a couple of Chesterfields after each meal, in part, through the same process. They learned, from collecting and analyzing enough data, that the temperature of a healthy human being, for example, is 98.6°. A patient with a significantly higher or lower temperature is cause for concern and prompts a process that looks at many other factors until a diagnosis is made.
Unfortunately, the same process that has solved so many scientific problems is being abandoned when it comes to solving the kind of problems faced by governments. When statistics are released that point to problems or even successes, the first reaction, by many groups that disagree with the conclusion, is to accuse the particular researcher of bias.
In defense of this behavior, a host of so-called think tanks have emerged on both ends of the political spectrum.
Virtually all of the studies they conduct, or least publicize, confirm the group's long held ideologies. Political polling probably represents the high water mark, or perhaps, more accurately, the low point of where the issue stands today.
If proper statistical methods are being applied, it really shouldn't matter whether Rush Limbaugh or Rachel Maddaw conducted the poll; yet it does.
The first question most people now ask, after a poll is released showing that "Candidate A" is ahead of "Candidate B," is who conducted the survey.
Conservatives dismiss liberal pollsters and vice versa. An increasing number of people are dismissing the usefulness of statistics, altogether.
While we can live without knowing who will win the upcoming election (we will find out after the election), we may not be able to live well, if we abandon the idea that good public sector decision-making involves giving serious consideration to statistical evidence of what works and doesn't work in other places.
The usefulness of statistics is responsible, in no small measure, for its demise in public sector decision-making. Applying a scientific framework to governments makes intuitive sense. With thousands of units of government in Wisconsin alone, and tens of thousands across the country, why reinvent the wheel when it comes to developing solutions to problems we will face?
By studying the myriad of the programs already in existence, we can find ones that are the most cost-effective and produce the best results and then simply replicate them. Proponents of programs and ideas, some of which may produce less than stellar results, learned two things over time: statistics sell and few people have the knowledge or time to look at them critically.
As a result, while the use of statistics to justify policy decisions has increased over time, the quality of the methodology has declined. It isn't reasonable to expect elected officials to become statisticians, but part of their due diligence should be to make sure that staff members, who are trained in statistical analysis, have reviewed the methodology used in any study and can comment on its reliability.
Moreover, it is in the power of any layperson to apply his or her own common sense to the data that is being presented to them and determine whether survey questions were fair or whether a reasonable sample size was used.
If you're interested in seeing how Wisconsin stacks up, statistically, with the rest of the 50 states, I would encourage you to check out Wisconsin's Scorecard. Compiled by the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau, the Scorecard is a treasure trove of information for both trivia aficionados and policymakers, alike.
The report compares Wisconsin to the rest of the country in 48 separate dimensions within the broad categories of demographics, health and education, and government finance. I felt better about our state after reading it.
Unemployment here is lower than the national average. While personal income was slightly lower than average, both poverty and income inequality (the disparity between high and low wage earners) were significantly lower than the national average.
Taxes in Wisconsin, as we often hear, were higher than the national average (16th), but both our high school graduation rates and eighth-grade test scores were higher, as well (12th in both categories).
The data suggest that solving the issue of higher taxes might not necessarily mean cutting public workers. Despite our relatively high tax burden, Wisconsin ranked 40th in terms of the number of workers on state and local payrolls.
If I made one point in this column, however, don't take my word for any of this. You can find the full report, including the methodology behind these numbers, at the Legislative Reference Bureau's website, http://legis.wisconsin.gov/lrb/.
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Moscow officials have applied for a $15,000 grant through the Pennsylvania Environmental Council to cover surveying, mapping and establishing best practices for the first trail, which spans about a mile and a half.
The route for that trail is along an old logging road from the Moscow sewer treatment plant on Market Street, along Roaring Brook and North Main Street, through Roaring Brook Twp. and potentially Madison Twp. to Elmhurst Reservoir.
Borough officials should find out if Moscow qualified at the end of the month, borough Councilman Marc Gaughan said.
The borough would not have to blaze the trail because it was once a logging road, so the grant would cover the most important part of the process - ensuring the path travels on property the public is allowed to use.
"As of right now, there are no immediate plans" to cover the trail with stones or gravel, Mr. Gaughan said. "It's ready to go for hiking and biking. It's not a rail trail. It's a little more rugged than that."
A longer-term goal is to connect that trail with the Erie Railroad bed to join the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail for a total 2½- to 3-mile path, which will be part of a growing conversation among county and municipal leaders about joining trails all over the North Pocono area.
The next trail Mr. Gaughan envisions taking shape will be part of that same dialogue. In the short run, nature trails around the municipal-owned Moffat Estate in Covington Twp. would connect to the new county-owned Covington Park, where county officials want to create a series of hiking and mountain biking trails.
"With the county property, we have a lot of opportunities here," said Thomas Yerke, vice chairman of the Covington Twp. Board of Supervisors. "You're talking hundreds of acres of protected land that's going to be used for recreation, and we want to be an integral part of that. We want to keep this area the way it is."
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Guess our national leaders didn't expect this. On Thursday, Darrell Scott, the father of Rachel Scott, a victim of the Columbine High School shootings in Littleton, Colorado, was invited to address the House Judiciary Committee's subcommittee. What he said to our national leaders during this special session of Congress was painfully truthful.They were not prepared for what he was to say, nor was it received well. It needs to be heard by every parent, every teacher, every politician, every sociologist, every psychologist, and every so-called expert! These courageous words spoken by Darrell Scott are powerful, penetrating, and deeply personal. There is no doubt that God sent this man as a voice crying in the wilderness. The following is a portion of the transcript:"Since the dawn of creation there has been both good &evil in the hearts of men and women. We all contain the seeds of kindness or the seeds of violence. The death of my wonderful daughter, Rachel Joy Scott, and the deaths of that heroic teacher, and the other eleven children who died must not be in vain. Their blood cries out for answers."The first recorded act of violence was when Cain slew his brother Abel out in the field. The villain was not the club he used.. Neither was it the NCA, the National Club Association. The true killer was Cain, and the reason for the murder could only be found in Cain's heart."In the days that followed the Columbine tragedy, I was amazed at how quickly fingers began to be pointed at groups such as the NRA. I am not a member of the NRA. I am not a hunter. I do not even own a gun. I am not here to represent or defend the NRA - because I don't believe that they are responsible for my daughter's death. Therefore I do not believe that they need to be defended. If I believed they had anything to do with Rachel's murder I would be their strongest opponentI am here today to declare that Columbine was not just a tragedy -- it was a spiritual event that should be forcing us to look at where the real blame lies! Much of the blame lies here in this room. Much of the blame lies behind the pointing fingers of the accusers themselves. I wrote a poem just four nights ago that expresses my feelings best. Your laws ignore our deepest needs,Your words are empty air.You've stripped away our heritage,You've outlawed simple prayer.Now gunshots fill our classrooms,And precious children die.You seek for answers everywhere,And ask the question "Why?"You regulate restrictive laws,Through legislative creed.And yet you fail to understand,That God is what we need!"Men and women are three-part beings. We all consist of body, mind, and spirit. When we refuse to acknowledge a third part of our make-up, we create a void that allows evil, prejudice, and hatred to rush in and wreak havoc. Spiritual presences were present within our educational systems for most of our nation's history. Many of our major colleges began as theological seminaries. This is a historical fact. What has happened to us as a nation? We have refused to honor God, and in so doing, we open the doors to hatred and violence. And when something as terrible as Columbine's tragedy occurs -- politicians immediately look for a scapegoat such as the NRA. They immediately seek to pass more restrictive laws that contribute to erode away our personal and private liberties. We do not need more restrictive laws. Eric and Dylan would not have been stopped by metal detectors. No amount of gun laws can stop someone who spends months planning this type of massacre. The real villain lies within our own hearts. "As my son Craig lay under that table in the school library and saw his two friends murdered before his very eyes, he did not hesitate to pray in school. I defy any law or politician to deny him that right! I challenge every young person in America , and around the world, to realize that on April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School prayer was brought back to our schools. Do not let the many prayers offered by those students be in vain. Dare to move into the new millennium with a sacred disregard for legislation that violates your God-given right to communicate with Him. To those of you who would point your finger at the NRA -- I give to you a sincere challenge.. Dare to examine your own heart before casting the first stone! My daughter's death will not be in vain! The young people of this country will not allow that to happen!"- Darrell Scott


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Now you still want my emotional support, you still expect me to hold your hand when you are scared. I am sorry, you lost that right the night you gave back my heart, after you trampled on it and let it roll around in the dirt. You lost my compassion the night you showed me that you had none. You lost the right to call me the only person who understands you because I can't understand how you could hurt the one person who got you. The one person that tried to catch you and pull you out from the darkness, perhaps that was the problem, perhaps you wanted the darkness to consume us both and when you saw the light you froze up.
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Here you choose the category and subcategory of your website and 4 best keywords you target for this website so that the robots can use these info to create your content.
3- Network Set-Up:
This step and the next one are the 2 steps that will take some time but it's a one-time job by entering the accounts data (usernames and passwords) for the sites you want your created content to be promoted to. They have a list of network sites ranging from video sites to documents sharing, etc… After you add these data, the robots will start to distribute the content to the sites you picked (the more sites you create accounts, the more traffic and backlinks you get).
4- Social Media Set-Up:
Here you enter the data of your social accounts to get more exposure of your content.
Now after completing the above steps, the robots will create videos and PDF and PPT documents based on the created content with your links included (I forgot to say that you control the content posted by viewing it before publishing and editing what is needed to be edited). The videos and documents are created automatically and also distributed automatically to the network of sites you just added.
5- Video Distribution History:
Here you find links to the videos already created and posted to the video sites.
6- Document Distribution History:
The same like videos but for PDF and PPT documents.
7- My Account Profile:
If you need to change your log-in info.
What you need to know is with the standard account ($47) you have the ability to do the above for only 1 URL (1 site) but there's an option to upgrade for 10 URLs accounts (10 websites to promote) for ($197). I suggest you use the standard account then when you start to make money with this website, you can then upgrade to the 10 sites account to increase your profits.
In the members area you get a video and document walking you through the different steps of the system.
This was my Done For You Traffic Review, Hope you found it useful.


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Little League, July 16
Section 6 Tournament
The Valley West 9-10 year-old all-stars were rained out of their scheduled game with Lehigh Tuesday in the Section 6 Little League Tournament at Council Rock-Newtown.
The game was started on Monday but suspended in the top of the fourth inning with Lehigh batting and leading Valley West 9-3. There were runners at second and third with two outs when the rains came.
The game will pick up where it left off today at 5 p.m. at the Council Rock-Northampton field. Should Valley West rally to win, it would play Warwick later this evening, also at CR-Northampton. Should Valley West lose, it would play Stroudsburg American this evening at the same field. Warwick defeated Stroudsburg 15-0 in Monday's tourney opener.
The loser's bracket final is set for Thursday, and the championship game will be played Friday. The "if" game is slated for Saturday.
Panther Valley Tournament
❑ Tamaqua Blue 17, Jim Thorpe Red 1 - Michael Minchhoff gained the win for Tamaqua Blue in a shortened game. Cody Hamm, Brayden Knoblauch and Tate Ligenza each had two hits while Minchhoff and Boyle added a home run each for Tamaqua.
For Jim Thorpe Joyce had the only hit. Tamaqua Blue is now 3-1 in the PV tournament.
❑ Tamaqua Blue 17, Tamaqua White 1 - Tamaqua Blue used a 13-hit attack to win a shortened game against Tamaqua White.
Nate Boyle gained the pitching win for Tamaqua Blue and also had two hits, including a home run. Emma Kuczynski added three hits, including two home runs.
❑ Merrick's 13, Postie's Beverage 11 - Damon Vitacco clubbed a home run and two singles to help power Merrick's past Postie's.
Ryan Verbonitz laced a double and three singles, and Nate Hile singled twice for the winners.
Nick Damiano paced Postie's with three singles, Seth Derr doubled and Kevin Fergel pitched well.
❑ Precision Design 4, Freeland Knights of Columbus 0 - Scott Campbell clubbed a home run and two doubles, Tony Pettit ripped a two-run homer and single, and Gavin Vercusky singled twice and doubled to lead Precision Design to victory.
Brandon Forte singled for the Knights. Jordan Rabbitz and Trinity Yates were credited with strong defense.
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You belong to a network of professionals, scholars, and thought leaders who are united by a passion for excellence. As a member of the University of the Rockies community, you have several resources available to you.
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Wine columnist Paul Gregutt says that even if true Champagne is a rare treat at your home, there is simply no better time to raise a glass of the best bubbly in the world.
IF YOU HAVE not yet stocked up on Champagne for your New Year's toast, this is the week to do it. Champagne producers offer holiday specials that are hard to beat during the rest of the year. So even if true Champagne is a rare treat at your home, there is simply no better time to raise a glass of the best bubbly in the world than at the turning point of the year.
In a recent blog entry I took a very popular (and cheap) California bubbly to task for emblazoning the word Champagne in all caps on their front label. As with many wine terms, Champagne is now protected by trade agreements with the European Union and cannot be used by producers from outside the actual Champagne region.
But — and this is the big but — if the word on the label has a history that predates this trade agreement, you are grandfathered in to keep using it. Personally, I think that every non-Champagne producer should do the right and respectful thing and stop using the term, whether they have the legal right to continue or not. But the more important point is that no one in the world makes better bubbly than the producers in Champagne, and they are rightly entitled to claim the exclusive use of the term.
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Over many years as a wine reviewer, I have done countless tastings of Champagne, and for the quality it delivers, this is not a terribly expensive wine. When you have a bottle of real Champagne in your hands, it is all but guaranteed to be good. It is rare to find an exception to that rule.
Among the basic, nonvintage brut Champagnes are many of the most familiar brands — Duval-Leroy, Louis Roederer, Moët & Chandon, Nicolas Feuillatte, Perrier Jouët, Piper Heidsieck and Veuve Clicquot — all widely available and justifiably popular. My personal favorite brut producers include Bollinger, Charles Heidsieck, Delamotte, Deutz, Drappier, Henriot, Laurent-Perrier and Pol Roger.
You will find more totally dry Champagnes than in the past, labeled brut nature or brut zéro. These are not for everyone, nor are they always successful. But the category is rapidly gaining interest. (Remember that Extra Dry and Sec Champagnes are actually sweeter than brut, for some unfathomable reason.)
Vintage, Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de Noirs and Rosé Champagnes will usually cost you a bit more than the nonvintage bruts, and, in return, they offer more focus and individuality. The Billecart-Salmon Rosé is perhaps the most popular of all the pink Champagnes. I also like the rosés from Deutz, Laurent-Perrier, Louis Roederer and Pol Roger.
Grower Champagnes have also made an impact in recent years. In contrast to the big Champagne houses that buy from dozens of growers and blend to a particular style, these wines come from individual grower/producers. They can be fascinating, but don't look for uniformity. Grower Champagne prices average $10 to $15 higher than other nonvintage bruts. Three to look for are Camille Saves Carte Blanche, Joel Falmet and the Legras & Haas Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs.
As noted, now is the time to buy. According to Shanken News Daily, a widely followed wine-industry newsletter, soaring demand in Brazil, Russia, India and China has pretty much ended the supply surplus of the past few years. Shanken is predicting limited allocations and price hikes in 2012.
So stock up, drink up and please join me in a toast to my publisher, my editors and the readers who make this Wine Adviser column such a joy to write.
The revised second edition of Paul Gregutt's "Washington Wines & Wineries" is now in print. His blog is www.paulgregutt.com. Email: email@example.com.


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If you've ever had a peek at what they're drawing over in Japan, you know you'll find some pretty wild and intense porn on HentaiFlash. With only the limits of their imagination, the talent behind this collection has rendered everything from shemale gymnasts fucking crazily to alien abductions that lead to green-skinned banging. There's even some Western-style erotic comics that prove they can be just as hot as anything published in Tokyo.
The focus is on the pics, but there are 419 videos. They can be streamed online and also downloaded in Windows Media and MP4 files. The quality varies, but it looks like there are many that offer good-quality playback. Many of them run for 30 minutes or so and they're top-notch as far as the storylines go.
The photo section is the best part of the site, with 5,524 galleries in a bunch of categories, such as 3D graphics, manga, hentai hardcore, alien toons, shemale, lesbians, artworks and more. Most of the pics aren't high-res, but they still look very impressive.
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The content on the website is being rotated, so you might see the amounts rise for a bit and then fall. It's a shame and so is the fact that none of the material is exclusive. Another bummer is the price, which is a bit high, but similar to what you can expect to pay for sites that focus on kinky toons.
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The secret of any endurance sport is being comfortable with discomfort. This, of course, will come as no revelation to any serious runner or cyclist.
Once the difficult ride is over and the Advil and Mineral Ice are applied, the pain usually quietly and quickly exits the legs and the warm glow of soreness is all that is left as a reminder of the day's ride. This soreness stays with the rider for the rest of the day.
This soreness feeds our soul. as the helmet is removed and turned over, the gloves and Oakleys tossed inside, and the straps hung on the drops.
The soreness lingers all day. It reminds me of today's ride as I walk through Dillon's shopping for bananas and whole grain pasta. It reminds me to stop at two handfulls of Cheezits instead of half a box. The soreness smiles as my friends complain that they don't have any time to work out. Once home, the soreness wanes as the massage stick comes out. Or the compression socks go one. Or the Advil bottle is opened.
It lingers until the next day when we don the bibs, click into the pedals, and head out on the next ride.


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Win a limited-edition Donna Wilson Dulux dog cushion set
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic Dulux dog, Dulux has commissioned a new range of Old English Sheepdog inspired homewares. Among the exclusive designs are these fun Dulux dog cushions, created by top home accessories designer Donna Wilson. Featuring original monochrome Dulux dog inspired prints, the quirky and colourful cushions are made from 100% cotton and duck feather and come in zingy green or warm purple colourways. These colours complement Forest Falls and Twilight Cinders paints – Dulux's key colour trends for 2011.
ACHICA Living has got its hands on £550 worth of these colourful Donna Wilson cushion designs to give away – we have seven sets up for grabs to seven lucky ACHICA Living readers.The sets include both Donna Wilson cushion designs and are worth £79 each.
The iconic Donna Wilson cushions, along with other items from the commemorative collection, which include a Royal Doulton Figurine, Dulux dog cuddly toy, mugs, notepad and dog blanket, will be available to buy exclusively from the Dulux online shop this month.
TO ENTER THE COMPETITION TO WIN A DONNA WILSON DULUX DOG CUSHION SET: Simply become a member of www.ACHICA.com (if you aren't a member already) and EMAIL YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS to [email protected] with the correct answer to the following question:
How old is the Dulux dog this year?
a) 10 years old
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Yesterday, one guy somebody practically handing me money to pre-order my game (and it's not mentioned anywhere hinted that you could pre-order it). This is even better what happened year ago (oh my dog – time sure travels fast).
Now just few more things to finish… (I wonder how long I can keep saying this phrase?)


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LAST CHANCE FOR COUGS (TO QUALIFY FOR NCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS): The Washington State University men's and women's indoor track and field teams will be competing at the Moscow McDonald's Last Chance Meet this weekend at the Kibbie Dome on the Idaho campus...the discus and triple jump events will be Friday afternoon...Saturday events begin at 8 a.m.
ABOUT THE COUGAR COACHES: Head coach Rick Sloan is in his 27th season with the Cougar track program (sixth year as a head coach, fifth year as mentor to the combined men's and women's program)...Sloan was named District VIII Coach of the Year in 1998...he is joined by associate coach Debra Lombardi Farwell, assistant coaches Dr. James Li, Mark Macdonald, Kris Grimes, and Nancy Wenzel...WSU's volunteer assistant coach is Dan O'Brien.
COUGAR WOMEN REPEAT AS MPSF CHAMPIONS: The WSU women's track and field team successfully defended its Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championship while the Cougar men finished fourth, Feb. 26, at the Reno Livestock Event Center. The Cougar women, behind the first place points of Cicely Clinkenbeard, Becky Potter, Sharika Higgins, Agneta Rosenblad, Whitney Evans, and the 4x400m relay team, tallied 136.50 points for the repeat championship. Stanford was second with 116 points. The Cardinal men won the MPSF title with 142 points, followed by Arizona (94), Utah State (83), and WSU (82). Arend Watkins, Ian Waltz and the 4x400m relay team claimed titles for the Cougar men. Cougar highlights from the two-day championships featuring schools from the Pac-10 and Big West Conferences: Clinkenbeard and Demetrius Murray each won their triple jump competitions. It was Murray's only competition of the 2000 indoor season and he leaped a career-best and NCAA PQ mark of 52-7 1/2. Potter surpassed her lifetime-best by nearly a foot and a half with a school record and NCAA PQ weight throw of 61-6 1/4. Teammate Andrea Thornton placed third. Potter finished fourth and Thornton sixth in the shot put. Sharika Higgins, leading a bevy of Cougar senior women sprinters, won the 200m with a career-best time of 24.13 seconds. LaTroya Mucker was third and Attrina Higgins fourth. The same trio finished in the same order for third, sixth and ninth in the 55m dash. Arend Watkins broke his own meet record in the men's 55m hurdles with a winning time of 7.23 seconds. He clocked a prelim time of 7.25 to surpass former Coug Dominique Arnold's 1996 meet record time of 7.28. Eric Dudley finished seventh in both the 55m hurdles and the 400m race. Agneta Rosenblad won the 55m hurdles with Randi Smith third, Attrina Higgins sixth and Sarah Odonkor seventh. Rosenblad also placed fourth in the long jump. Whitney Evans defended her high jump title with the winning leap Saturday of 5-11 1/2. Alishia Booterbaugh finished second in the 800m run (2:09.46) to Stanford's Lindsay Hyatt, who ran a stadium record time of 2:07.23. Lisa Schaures placed fourth. Randi Smith finished third in the women's 400m with a time of 55.58. Jeannette Martus equaled her school-record of 12-7 1/2 in the pole vault and tied for fourth, with WSU freshman Stephanie Robinett placing 21st with an improved freshman school record of 11-1 3/4. Waltz won the shot put with a toss of 61-9 3/4, outdistancing the field by four feet. Other Cougar men adding points included Brian Laville's second place finish and Chad Schwendiman's seventh place in the men's long jump. All four WSU pole vaulters cleared the same height of 16-2 3/4 with Tony Boitano (T4th), Lex Katich (T6th) adding points. Mark Wicklander was fifth and Kyle Barker eighth in the men's 3,000m run. Craig Allen was fifth and Ezra Gordon eighth in the high jump. B.J. Schade finished fourth in the men's weight throw with a season-best toss of 59-6 3/4.
POWER RANKINGS: The United States Track Coaches Association Div. I indoor team power rankings as of 2/29/99, find the WSU men 16th and the Cougar women's team 8th...the Feb. 22 Trackwire Top 25 Indoor rankings find the WSU men tied at 23rd and the women unranked.
WSU ENTRANTS FOR McDONALD'S LAST CHANCE MEET AT MOSCOW:
WASHINGTON STATE WOMEN: 60m A. Higgins, Rosenblad, Zapata 200m Abersfeller, A. Higgins, S. Higgins, Mucker, Odonkor, Rosenblad, Zapata 400m Abersfeller, S. Higgins, Mucker 800m Neel, Schaures, H. Smith Mile Miller, Neel, Schaures 3000m Filipy, Gilmore, G. Johnson, Maynard, Miller 55m H A. Higgins, Odonkor, Rosenblad, Zapata High Jump Evans, Willis Pole Vault Heggie, Martus, Robinett Triple Jump Clinkenbeard 20# Weight Potter, ThorntonCOUGARS WITH NCAA QUALIFYING MARKS TO DATE: The NCAA Div. I Indoor Championships are set for March 10-11, at Fayetteville, Arkansas. # = Provisional mark, * = Automatic mark, (National Standing), + = Converted marks from 55m or for flat track adjustments
WASHINGTON STATE MEN: 60m Williams 200m Dudley, Fitzhugh, Macias, Randall, Sommer, Williams 400m Dudley, Fitzhugh, Macias, Randall, Sommer 800m Childers, Hazelquist, Kamau Mile Barker, Boniface, Childers, Franco-Parra, Welsh, Wicklander 3000m Barker, Boniface, Franco-Parra, S. Johnson, Welsh, Wicklander 55m HH Miller, Watkins High Jump Allen, Alverson, Gordon, Rushing Pole Vault Boitano, Collins, Katich, Nikbakhsh-Tali, Preuss Long Jump Schwendiman Shot Put Pecht, Waltz Discus Graves, Pecht, Waltz
WSU Women: 800m Alishia Booterbaugh * 2:07.04+ (6th) 60m Hurdles Agneta Rosenblad # 8.42+ (T31st) High Jump Whitney Evans # 1.82m / 5-11 1/2 (T11th) Pole Vault Jeannette Martus # 3.85m / 12-7 1/2 (T14th) Triple Jump Cicely Clinkenbeard # 12.79m / 41-11 1/2 (23rd) Weight Throw Becky Potter # 18.75m / 61-6 1/4 (15th) Andrea Thornton # 18.70m / 61-4 1/4 (17th) WSU Men: 60m Dash Anson Henry # 6.68+ (T23rd) 60m Hurdles Arend Watkins # 7.75 (T5th) Triple Jump Demetrius Murray # 16.04m / 52-7 1/2 (T12th) Shot put Ian Waltz * 19.25m / 63-2 (7th)
2000 SEASON SEES WSU SCHOOL INDOOR RECORDS REWRITTEN: Event Athlete New Mark 60m Hurdles Men Arend Watkins 7.73 60m Hurdles Women Agneta Rosenblad 8.50 Pole Vault Women Jeannette Martus 3.85m / 12-7 1/2 Freshmen Women Stephanie Robinett 3.40m / 11-1 3/4 Triple Jump Women Cicely Clinkenbeard 12.79m / 41-11 1/2 20# Weight Women Becky Potter 18.75m / 61-6 1/4


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Images: New Horizons' supplies arrive at Belize port [Image 5 of 5]
Photo by Capt. Holly Hess
U.S. Army Vessel Runnymede docks at the port of Belize April 2, 2013. The vessel transported containers filled with supplies for New Horizons, a U.S. Southern Command exercise providing medical and dental treatment as well as constructs needed structures, such as classrooms, throughout Belize. (U.S. Air Force photo/Capt. Holly Hess)
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