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Cooler Master has been so kind as to send us their latest version of the HAF line of chassis. This mid-tower HAF 912 is aimed at enthusiasts on a budget (MSRP $59.99), yet it still has most of the aesthetics and qualities of the more expensive HAF that have come before it. The 912 helps keep the legacy of the HAF line of chassis going strong, bringing with it the ease of installation, excellent airflow, and compatibility with water cooling. We will be taking a detailed look at all of these features in the review. Read on…
The HAF 912:
With the above four pictures, you will notice the aesthetically pleasing exterior of the case. You can see the two separate air intake areas on the front and side, and you will also notice the attractive black honeycomb mesh drive bay covers. These seem to be extremely popular these days over the solid non-see-through designs of old, as many cases continue to employ them into their designs. Moving away from the front, the IO ports at the top of the case are in an easily accessible location for quick use, as well as the power/reset buttons. In the back, you can see three pre-cut holes for your water cooling tubing, with the third hole helping to connect wires outside of the case if needed.
Above is a quick glimpse of the possible water cooling areas used. The top of the case can handle a 2 x 120mm radiator mounted on it. You could also mount one on the inside at the top of the case, but clearance will vary depending on hardware used. Again, above are the three rubber grommets used to route tubes from externally mounted radiators.
Here we take a look at the interior of the HAF 912. We opened it up and were probably just as shocked as you! A non-black interior? Cooler Master, what do you have to say about this? Apparently, painting the interior black adds to the overall cost significantly. Who would have thought? So to keep it in the affordable price range, they declined the inside coat. I suppose they'll have to wait and see if the move pays off in the long run, or loses them potential sales. You will also notice the 5 1/4 drive bay with tool-free installation. The middle hard drive rack can be rotated to fit however you would like it, and it can also be completely removed if not in use, to help clear up more space. Be sure to also take a look at all of the wire management options that the HAF 912 gives you. We counted five holes already pre-cut for you to aid in hiding wires and spare connectors. This is really great to see in a mid-tower, especially of this price range, to help get all of the wires out of the way. We will be talking more about this in more detail later. Lastly, if you really want to fully load this case up, it supports twelve 5 1/4, 3 1/2, and/or 2 1/2″ devices.
In the pictures above, you can see even more of the interior of the case, and from different angles. The top left picture shows how easy it would be to remove the bottom hard drive rack if you wanted to. You would just need to remove six screws and from there it comes right out. The other pictures are showing off the front intake fan as well as the double honey comb mesh grill that will aid in keeping dust out.
This is just a nice shot of the HAF logo painted on the side of the case.
With a potential for up to three intake and three exhaust fans, the HAF 912 circulates a lot of air through the case. The mesh paneling on the top, front, and bottom assists fans in removing excess heat from the inside of the case. If you are not water cooling your system, the top can accommodate two 120mm fans or a massive 200mm fan, your choice. The HAF 912 is one of the first Cooler Master mid tower cases to accept two 120mm intake fans in the front for better positive air pressure.
The HAF 912 is 9.1″ wide, an inch wider than comparable mid towers in its class. This allows plenty of room behind the motherboard tray to fit even the largest cables behind your motherboard. You will also have use of cable tie attachment points at your disposal on the rear of the motherboard tray. In the pictures above, you can see the five cable management cutouts you will be able to use to hide your wires.
Dust filters have been placed in the front and bottom of the case to help prevent dust from entering the system. They are simple to remove and allow for easy maintenance. We are not sure why they went through all of the trouble to install dust filters, and yet, did not install one for the side intake fan. It seems like the side will cancel out the other filters by just bringing in all the dust through it. We found this to be a somewhat peculiar move on Cooler Master's part, and it's not the first time that we've seen this mistake on a case.
Here we have our hardware installed, and despite the massive length of the GTX480, there is room for the hard drives, albeit a tight squeeze in that area. Notice that we have turned the hard drive rack to the inside for this installation to show off the optional looks. If this were our case, we would have taken out the middle hard drive rack to have more room and used the bottom rack for our hard drives. Take note that the PCI expansion slot area is not tool free. This saddened us a little once we found this out and we really feel that this should have been a "must" option in this case. Again, the wire management in this case works wonders and it really makes everything so nice and neat, which also helps greatly with airflow inside of the case.
In order for you not to have to scroll all the way back up to the top, we have put together the switchable hard drive rack for comparison. You can see the options of switching it inside your case. If we owned the case with a GTX 480 inside, as we said above, we would just remove this rack for the extra space. If you have a PSU over 8 1/2 inches in length, you can remove the middle hard drive rack and relocate the 2 1/2″ hard drive cage above the 3 1/2″ hard drive cage.
For water cooling, again as mentioned above, it will support up to a 2 x 120mm radiator at the top of the case. The two large rubber grommets at the top back support tubes routed from an externally mounted radiator, and the smaller rubber grommet on the left is for the radiator fan connections.
The rugged militaristic inspiration behind the HAF series of chassis has once again succeeded. The HAF 912 has catered to the budget-conscious gamers and has done a great job. It has the feel of the more expensive 932 and 922, but with a much more affordable price tag. The multitude of options for fan installments also makes this case one of the leaders in its class in terms of airflow and cooling. Things weren't all peachy however. The tool-free 5 1/4 installation was convenient, however the PCI expansion slots which unfortunately still required the use of a screw driver was shocking. We expected better from Cooler Master in this area.
Having the inside of the case not painted black was also a down point, but ultimately not a big turn-off for us. There isn't s window to show off the inside, so don't feel it's that big of a deal. Also keep in mind, according to Cooler Master this helped in allowing them to bring this case down to its low price. That being said, we can't say that everybody will share our opinion on the absence of this feature and there's always the chance that this could cost them a few sales. Moving on, the fact that this case is water cooling compatible in more ways than one is a great thing to have in today's cases. Supporting a 2 x 120mm radiator outside and inside is great, 3 x 120mm is better, but being a mid tower we can't get too greedy, there's only so much real estate.
The dust filtering options in the HAF 912 are good and not so good. The front and bottom intakes both have filters, but the side of the case does not. I think Cooler Master, as well as other case manufacturers, should take a second look at implementing a dust filter for their side panels; it only makes sense. The modular hard drive bays which evolved from the CM 690 II, were another great addition to this mid-tower case and it really makes fitting today's monstrous GPU's a breeze. Overall, we would definitely keep this case close to the top of our list of mid-tower cases, and we can safely say that it has earned its spot along side its bigger brothers, the 932 and 922.
The Cooler Master HAF 912 has received the TechREACTION.net Silver Silicon Award!
For more information on the Cooler Master HAF 912, be sure to check out the official website.
I do not agree. Look at https://bjtechnews.org/2016/06/01/installing-seasonic-m12ii-620w-psu-into-cooler-master-haf-912-mid-tower-video/ – Lauretta
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Interview with Ken Thornber, leader of Hampshire County Council
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Hampshire County Council are warning people about the dangers of buying puppies over the internet.
Four Hampshire families were misled into buying illegally imported puppies, which cost some of them up to £1,000 and then they had to go through the painful process of watching the newest member their family taken away for quarantining.
Ken Thornber spoke to Chris Craddock about the perils involved. #ChrisCraddock #Hampshire #Puppies #IllegalImports #HampshireCountyCouncil #KenThornber
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Lemon Custard Filling In A Fondant Covered Cake
Decorating By bakemydaybyangela Updated 27 Mar 2012 , 6:51pm by bakemydaybyangela
Thanks in advance for helping me with this......I have a request for a fondant covered cake with a lemon custard filling. My question is, does it have to be refrigerated? I usually fill the cakes the day before covering in fondant, so that they settle and I don't get that bulge. Any advice as to what to do before covering in fondant and after it's covered in fondant prior to delivery, would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!
I always refrigerate. I don't want to chance it turning and getting people sick. You can still do it the day before only put it in the fridge.
What about after I've covered it in fondant? Won't putting it in the refrig ruin the fondant? Maybe I'll go with a lemon buttercream.


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1.27 Hospital admissions for lower extremity amputations in patients with diabetes per 1,000 population, United States, 1998-2000 and 2001-2003.
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1. NO WAY. I want my child to be european. My father died 3 June 2013. I couldnt travel because I had a miscarriage Jan 2013..and this current pregnancy had complications. Also, I purchased my ticket 1 week before my father died. I wanted to visit my mother and sort out a service for my father who was cremated and I had to pay cash for it all. The 1st agent said, "do you think I am to believe that your father died in June and it is July and now you want to go to America?"
2. I had a copy of mz I-407 form. The 2nd agent stated, it was "too recent" since giving it up to think I might not come back. Maybe I had changed my mind
3. I have a limited company registered in the UK. Since I married my husband, who is Austrian, I do as much work from Austria. I brought my cert of incorporation, company docs to show directors and shareholders (just me) and contracts.
I also just bought a house in Austria with my husband and had the mortgage papers. The 2nd agent said, "it was too recent"...that my life was too "transitional".
Ok. Many thanks!
HOW can I PROVE that I am leaving the baby behind? They didnt want to even see my plane tickets which I had...they gave them back.
Should I have my husband write a letter (maybe even certified) to state that I am travelling alone and leaving the baby behind?


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I didn't realize this because there were SO many ECB on my receipt (and I didn't calculate them each for my shop post, I just added them up from my shopping list), but Megan pointed out that she got $2 ECB for purchasing two Sparkle Paper Towels! I just looked and my limit was met at two as well! Here is how to turn your purchase into a moneymaker:
Buy 2 Sparkle Paper Towels $1 each ($2)
Use B1G1 Sparkle Paper Towels coupon
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Final Price: $1 Moneymaker!
A huge thanks to Megan for pointing this out! Make sure to take a look at the rest of the CVS deals before heading out!


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HYDERABAD, June 7: The Sindh High Court, Hyderabad circuit bench, here on Wednesday issued notices to the Sindh additional advocate-general (AAG) and regional chief executive the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) for June 14.
The notices were issued on an application sent by police constable Amb Khan Leghari.
The policemen had sent a letter to the court which was converted into a constitutional petition.
The applicant said he had availed the facility of a loan from the NBP Kotri branch, but bank manager Tahir Hussain was deducting monthly instalment of Rs1,500 or Rs1,400 illegally.
He said the manager was causing him mental torture and sought justice from the court.
He demanded that the deducted amount should be paid to him and added that one police guard of the bank was colluding with bank manager.


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Jeff Niemann (shoulder) confirmed he still hopes to return this season.
Niemann, out with an inflamed right shoulder, has resumed a throwing program. The injury didn't require surgery, but Niemann has yet to be cleared for mound work, and doesn't have a timetable for returning. He remains a longshot to contribute in the final two weeks.


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Here's our latest episode of "Star Up-Chucks" – the series we kicked off last week with the true tale of how "Captain Phillips" star TOM HANKS smiled bravely as three African co-stars – playing pirates aboard a boat getting badly bounced in stormy seas – suddenly heaved, hurling all over our Oscar winner!
Well, here's my new stomach-clencher, featuring hubba-hubba Oscar-winning hottie JENNIFER LAWRENCE, who was filming a boat scene for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay," but suddenly turned green as she and co-star LIAM HEMSWORTH got rocked way too vigorously in a special-effects pool churning with simulated steep waves.
"Suddenly shouting that she was going to be sick, Jen ordered the special effects guys to stop rocking the boat," said my source, but…tooooo late! Cutie Pie abruptly barfed all over the deck – but averted a Tom Hanks moment because she turned her head and did NOT splatter Liam!
Incredibly embarrassed, Jennifer kept apologizing to everyone, but – after a cleanup in her dressing room – managed to "man up" and reshoot the scene!
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Word of Mouth in China: What is the Sound of a Billion Voices?
By Ed Keller Two research studies about the importance of word of mouth in China came to my attention recently. One was by Initiative and the other by TNS. These come on top of a 2010 article in the Harvard Business Review on "The Power of Word of Mouth in China" by two McKinsey consultants who say, "Physical or virtual, word-of-mouth is an essential brand-building tool for companies in China." To gain a better understanding about word of mouth and social media in China, I had a discussion with Asit Gupta. After 17 years with multinational companies like Procter & Gamble, British American Tobacco, and DDB Advertising – in India, Russia, UK and Greater China — Gupta recently started Advocacy, a word of mouth marketing company in China,. Advocacy is
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Buzz and TV Shows: Are We Listening to the Right Voices?
The new television season is upon us, and the trade press has been abuzz, not only about which new shows will thrive and which will die, but also about social media and so-called social media ratings. Senior TV executives are joining the conversation. Some see social media as a powerful amplifier and "the connective tissue that links everything together." Others take a more tempered approach, saying, "Social media is a driver of buzz and engagement, but it's not the core driver of revenue or ratings." What has been completely missing from the discussion is that when it comes to social conversation about TV shows, the action is still overwhelmingly offline, not on social networking sites. In fact, more than 80% of conversations about TV shows take place face-to-face, whereas only
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Why Zappos' Tony Hsieh Dislikes Social Media, Despite 1.8M Followers on Twitter
The CEO of Zappos Tony Hsieh has 1.8 million followers on Twitter. In many marketing circles, he is something of a Twitter god, using the Twitter feed to promote Zappos and his way of thinking about business (as expressed in his book, Delivering Happiness: A Path to Profits, Passion, and Purpose) to his many followers. Imagine my surprise, then, when I saw a TV interview with Hsieh, in which he said he dislikes the term social media. In fact, he dislikes it so much that anyone who uses it around him at Zappos owes him a dollar. It's not just the use of the term social media; it's the whole idea of it. "We have never had a strategy for Twitter or Facebook. . . So many companies are chasing
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Financial WOM is More than Just Bank-Bashing
Banks and bankers have not had a good press over the last few years, with politicians, media commentators, and the general public seemingly having little good to say about them. For other financial services brands the picture is not quite so dire, but even so, brands in this sector appear to be tolerated rather than loved. Brand relationships are strictly platonic. Added to that, who wants to talk to friends about boring old banking and insurance brands? So surely there must be very little positive word of mouth in this sector? Well, it's true that financial services comes towards the bottom of the list of categories which people talk about – but not the very bottom. 29% of Americans had a conversation about this category in the past 24 hours,
Life in the Fast (Food) Lane
Today's teens live in the fast lane – school, homework, extra-curricular activities like sports or band, a social life, and in many cases a part-time job take up much of their time. They are on the go from early in the morning to late at night. And often fast food is the quickest and easiest option to fuel their fast-paced lives. Recent Keller Fay research from TalkTrack®, our ongoing study of what people are talking about, both online and offline, shows that teens are also highly likely to talk about fast food, or QSR (Quick Service Restaurants): 20% of QSR WOM is among teens age 13 to 17. And for some of the more popular brands, teens account for more than one-quarter of those talking about them (Burger King, 27%;
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What's the Biggest Online Source to Drive Word of Mouth? The Answer Might Surprise You.
With the meteoric rise of social networking, marketers can be forgiven for thinking that word of mouth equals social media. This is wrong on two counts. Firstly, the overwhelming majority of word of mouth still occurs offline, not online. This is not an indictment of social media, but rather a reflection of just how large the volume of face-to-face word of mouth is. Because offline WOM is harder to measure, it's often discounted. But that's a mistake. There are important planning and evaluation implications that stem from this, and we have discussed them previously. The second problem with thinking WOM equals social media is that the role of the internet in word of mouth extends far, far beyond social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and FourSquare. The things people see
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The Emotions That Spark Word of Mouth
In his keynote speech to the Advertising Research Foundation's recent media conference, New York Times columnist David Brooks talked about key themes from his new book, The Social Animal, that relate to marketing. He told the audience of nearly 700 that he believes the primacy of emotion is one of the three most important "foundations" coming out of scientific inquiry in the fields of neuroscience and psychology. "Emotions are central to how we think and to the wiring of the fibers of the brain," he said. At the same conference, I presented a paper with MediaVest's Emily Vanides on the topic, "Conversation Triggers: Sparking Conversation with Advertising and Media." Consistent with the point made by Brooks, our research shows that strong emotional content is key to people's desire to pass
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Word of Mouth and the Internet
New research from Keller Fay and Google reveals new information on word of mouth and the Internet. Click here to see the video.
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Conversation Triggers
Ed Keller and Emily Vanides of MediaVest presented at the ARF AM 6.0 conference on June 13, 2011. Click here to see the presentation.
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Supercharging the Path to Purchase Via Word of Mouth
How do we know word of mouth drives sales? An important answer to this question comes from a new study that demonstrates the increasing importance of word of mouth as consumers get closer to making a purchase decision. Word of mouth advocacy has become a central objective for most marketers, and positive "WOM" is increasingly understood to be a leading contributor, ultimately, to sales. Separately, marketers and media planners use the concept of a "purchase funnel," or "path to purchase," as an organizing structure around which to craft messaging strategy. Despite advertisers' intense focus both on word of mouth and on the path to purchase, there has been little focus on the relationship between these two "independent" marketing constructs: How does WOM dynamically change throughout the path to purchase? What
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Smithfield police: Officers shoot, kill gun-wielding suspect
Posted August 13, 2012
Smithfield, N.C. — Smithfield police shot and killed a Maryland man Sunday night who, they say, pointed a gun at officers and assaulted a man whom neighbors identified as his cousin.
Residents near 208 North St. said they heard two men arguing loudly and then gunshots around 9:30 p.m., and several people called 911.
Lt. R.K. Powell said that officers found Darryl C. Wiggins, who was holding a handgun, and an injured man – who the property owner identified as Maurice Wiggins – outside an upstairs apartment. Police said they ordered Darryl Wiggins to drop the gun, but he pointed it at them and threatened to kill the injured man, prompting officers to fire.
"When they arrived at the scene, they encountered Mr. Wiggins. He had the handgun," said police Lt. Keith Powell. "He refused to cooperate or follow any commands by the officers and was shot."
Darryl Wiggins, 47, of Baltimore, died at Johnston Medical Center, while the wounded man was taken there to be treated for head injuries. Authorities had not released his condition or identity Monday, but neighbors said his relatives told them that he and Darryl Wiggins were cousins.
The property owner, Ann Hobgood, said Maurice Wiggins had rented from her for a year without any problems.
"Never had any problems with him, no issues – extremely good tenant," she said.
Gunman killed by Smithfield police
Sherman Wiggins, Darryl Wiggins' brother, said he brought his brother to Smithfield to visit with family. He said he doesn't think his brother posed a real threat to anyone and that he believes he tried to surrender at some point.
"He didn't have to die," Sherman Wiggins said.
Residents described the shooting as a scary aberration in an historic neighborhood, largely full of owner-occupied homes.
"It was quite frightening. There was quite a standoff," said neighbor Laurie Burch.
She said her property backs up to the apartment building where the shooting happened.
"We were afraid. we couldn't believe it because we had been in the yard earlier," she said. "Plus, our bedroom is right in the back of our house."
The State Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the shooting, and the officers involved were placed on administrative duty during the investigation. Both measures are standard procedure when an officer is involved in a shooting.
Powell said it was the first time during his 19 years as a law enforcement officer that a police force on which he serves was involved in a shooting.
"It's really nerve-wracking because you don't know who's been injured. It's a wait-and-see game," he said.


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George Strait Kansas City Show Rescheduled Due to Laryngitis
George Strait will head back to Kansas City, Mo., this weekend to fulfill a promise to his fans. The 59-year-old country legend, who was touring with Martina McBride, performed at the city's Sprint Center on Saturday (Feb. 25), but left the stage after just two songs, citing laryngitis.
"I just can't do it," he told the crowd in a hoarse voice after singing 'Here For a Good Time' and 'I Gotta Get to You' (quote via the Kansas City Star). The 18,000 fans in attendance were fully supportive of the country music icon, giving him a standing ovation as he exited the stage.
Martina, who had finished her hour-long set before the King of Country postponed the show, has already committed to return with George this Saturday, March 3, for another performance, which will be the final date on their tour.
The country music icon, who boasts the most No. 1 singles of any artist in history, recently celebrated another career first. George was honored with a plaque by his record label last week, acknowledging his very first No. 1 tune as a songwriter, for 'Here For a Good Time.'
The Texas native's latest single, 'Love's Gonna Make It Alright,' is in the Top 10 and climbing. George may take some time off the road after this weekend's concert, but he won't be staying idle. The first-time grandfather will undoubtedly spend much of his time on his newly-renovated golf course, Tapatio Springs Golf Resort and Conference Center.


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Cairo: When the founders of Izbit Khayrallah arrived in their new neighbourhood it was mostly sand, snakes and scorpions.
The migrants from Upper Egypt and the Nile Delta had much sought-after jobs in the military-run factories in the industrial city of Helwan but nowhere to live. It was just after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war and Cairo's housing shortage had already reached crisis point.
In desperation they claimed a piece of state-owned land and built their town from scratch, starting with simple, one-storey structures and lining up every day to get water from a single pipe nearby.
One of dozens of informal communities that make up the bulk of Cairo's sprawling metropolis, Izbit Khayrallah is now home to 750,000 families whose homes are under constant threat of demolition by the state.
Today the lane ways between the buildings – now three- or four-storeys tall – are narrow and dark, the only splash of colour is the washing hanging from lines strung between windows.
The town's main commercial thoroughfare is a rough, dusty, unpaved road lined with small stores and workshops that is in part covered by a deep, wide pool of water. There is no hospital, no ambulance or fire station and no post office. Residents pooled their money to install water pipes and fought hard for the sub-standard sewage network the state eventually installed.
The one school, also built with money raised by the community, runs a double-shift to cope with demand and still there is the need for many, many more.
Lawyer Mohamed Abdel Halim – a resident of Izbit Khayrallah since 2002 – is leading the fight against the Governorate of Cairo, which has waged a four-decade long battle against the town, accusing the residents of building their homes without a permit on state-owned land.
"We have fought many cases for those whose houses are threatened with demolition . . . this is a proper community, people have been living here for the past 30 years, they have invested their own money to provide services and they should be able to own this land, it should be rezoned," he says. "There is nowhere else for people to live."
In 1995, the state came with bulldozers to demolish the area. Residents stood in front of the machines and slept in the dirt to save their homes, he says. Eventually they won their case in court – the government was ordered to enter into a contract with the people of Izbit Khayrallah and provide services and amenities like water and electricity.
"The contract was never honoured, even though the people had received their verdict from the High Administrative Court of Egypt," he says.
Ten years later the authorities finally built a sewage system, but they invested so little in it that it just created more health problems: "The water and sewage mixed together and caused a lot of disease."
Like Egypt's former leader Hosni Mubarak, the country's favoured presidential candidate and retired army general Abdel Fattah al-Sisi also has a housing program – to provide one million housing units to low-income Egyptians by 2020.
But Yahia Shawky, a housing and land rights researcher at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, says the price of housing in the Sisi project will put it out of reach of the very people he is targeting.
"Forty per cent of the lowest-earning Egyptians will be deprived of them," he says.
The disintegration of the local government structure following the 2011 revolution and the power of the Ministry of Housing, which is one of the biggest land developers in Egypt, are two of the main impediments to reform, Mr Shawky says.
"The Ministry of Housing is supposed to govern the housing market, yet at the same time it is a major player . . . it is a real conflict of interest."
Egypt's property market is weighted to favour speculators and investors, there is a chaotic set of laws governing land ownership and a need to declare an amnesty on informal tenure in areas that provide affordable housing – like Izbit Khayrallah, he says.
"The government is always talking about stability and national security – well, housing rights are a very important part of national security and it is time for the new government to recognise that," Mr Shawky says.
Housing activist Kareem Ibrahim, who is co-founder of the Takween Integrated Community Development and project leader at Tadamun, the Cairo Urban Solidarity Initiative, says the level of government investment in informal housing areas has been very low compared to other urban communities.
It is the wealthy, low-density developments with very few inhabitants such as those in New Cairo and 6th of October City that attract the bulk of the investment, Mr Ibrahim says.
The government has been selling land to developers and speculators, raising land values through public auctions that have generated income for the government while neglecting existing urban areas, he says.
"These neglected communities have their own economic base in the informal economy, and the informal economy represents a significant part of the Egyptian economy," Mr Ibrahim says."This is the network that saved Egypt from the economic crisis of 2008 and the tough times following the 2011 revolution – it is a hidden economic network that sustains the country."
And yet people in this network have a lack of secure tenure, lack of services, lack of utilities and lack of economic opportunities, he says.
"They pay for their houses, they extend their own water pipes, and they are productive members of society but they are cheap labour and that is why the government needs to keep them in this precarious situation: to control them."
Two years ago, 35-year-old Abu Mohamed came from the city of Fayoum, about 100 kilometres south of Cairo, to work in an apartment block built illegally on agricultural land near the suburb of Maadi. It was a good job – along with a small salary, Abu Mohamed, his wife and four children were provided with a small room with a kitchen and bathroom, as well as electricity and water. It didn't last long.
In March the apartment block, along with dozens of nearby buildings, were demolished by the government, putting at least 500 people out of a job and leaving thousands homeless. His family moved back to Fayoum, while he is living in front of the local mosque – also built illegally on agricultural land – and looking for work.
"We didn't have any warning," he says. "Those who could moved their furniture to another place, others like me just had their belongings demolished along with the apartments."
One of the owners of the apartment buildings that were demolished, Said Lotfy Khales, insists he and his brothers inherited the agricultural land from their grandfather.
Yes, it was illegal to build on the land, he admits, but says the Nile no longer reaches their land, rendering it unusable for agricultural purposes.
"We even applied for a permit that would allow us to build a pump so we could get the water to our land, but they denied this to us," Mr Khales says. "We know it was a mistake to build without a permit but everyone around us was building and we just built like everyone else – all of this was built without a permit," he says, gesturing to the buildings around him, some of them 30 years old.
Mr Khales says he was told the apartments were demolished after the government sold the land to an international investor who plans to use it to build large residential and business towers.
Fairfax Media was unable to confirm the information and the Cairo Governorate did not return calls.
Egypt's presidential election runs from May 26 until May 27.


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2 Kad ja podjoh na Bembašu (Bosnian song)* (3:30) Vojislav Ivanovic (b. 1959)
3 Eleno, Kerko Eleno (Macedonian song)* (4:09) Matthew Dunne (b. 1959)
4 Kalajdzisko Oro (Macedonian dance)* (4:34) Clarice Assad (b. 1978)
5 Psevdah No. 2 / Clear Water (Bosnian song) (6:39) Denis Sparavalo (b. 1972)
6 Sivi grivi (Bulgarian dance)* (4:16)
Alan Thomas (b. 1968)
7 Jovano Jovanke (Macedonian song)* (5:12) Michael Karmon (b. 1969)
8 Ajde slusaj kalesh bre Andjo* (Macedonian song) (3:50) — Clarice Assad
9 Kopanitsa da Kalantchatska (Bulgarian dance)* (2:43) — Boris Gaquere (b. 1977)
10 The Shepherd's Dream (Croatian song) (5:58) Alan Thomas
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14 Pajdushko (dance) (3:52)
15 Makedonski pesen (Macedonian song) (2:59) Atanas Ourkouzounov (b.1970) (from his Four Legends)
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Fees to rent public sidewalk space in D.C. could increase under new proposal
(WJLA) - Businesses in D.C. who pay to rent public space for sidewalk cafes may soon pay a little more if a budget proposal from Mayor Vincent Gray gets approved.
The D.C. Council committee has already the proposal, which would increase the fee of $5 per square foot for unenclosed cafes and $10 per square foot for enclosed cafes to $8.30 and $16.30 per square foot, respectively, according to the DCist.
The proposal would also give Gray the authority to say who could rent surface public space rather than the D.C. council. A penalty fine of $1,000 would be handed out to any business "violating public space rental and utilization laws and regulations," the DCist reports.
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Assistant Professor of Political Science
EducationB.A.H., Philosophy, University of Winnipeg, Canada
M.A., War Studies, King's College London, United Kingdom
Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science, University of Notre Dame
Peter Campbell studies international security, civil-military relations, international relations scholarship and policy relevance, insurgency and counterinsurgency, the just war tradition, unconventional warfare and advanced military technology, military culture, and the effects of cyber capabilities on conflict escalation.
Courses at Baylor
PSC 3315 Fundamentals of International Politics:
Theories of international politics will be examined and compared in the light of the evolution of the modern states system. Attention will be given to the factors and variables that affect the formulation and implementation of foreign policies.
PSC 4316 Grand Strategy:
Grand strategy defines the interests of a state, the threats to those interests, and the policies and military forces needed to minimize the danger posed by those threats. This course examines grand strategies of great powers to determine the relationship between a great power's grand strategy and stability in international politics.
Works in Progress and Publications
Peter Campbell and Michael C. Desch, "Rank Irrelevance," Foreign Affairs.com, Sept. 15th, 2013.
"The Essence of War and Military Doctrine: Military Realism and Kennedy's Army." Under review at International Security.
Dissertation: "The Essence of War and Military Change: Military Realism and US Army Warfighting Doctrine from 1962 to 2010."
Article in Progress: "Military Realism in Cyberspace: The Essence of War, Military Doctrine, and Civil-Military Relations in the Cyber Age." This is an article on the implications of my theory of Military Realism for the role of the military in the development and use of cyber capabilities and the contribution of such capabilities to conflict escalation.
Course Design in Progress: "Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: History, Theory and Ethics." An examination of different theories of insurgency and counterinsurgency and the history and ethical implication of their use.


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Berlin (Sep. 8)
Representatives of all classes of German Jewry attended exercises commemorating the two hundredth anniversary of the birth of Moses Mendelssohn, held at the Dessau Synagogue.
A Mendelssohn exhibition was later opened with impressive ceremonies at the State Gallery. Mendelssohn's ideal of tolerance is now reigning in the German State, declared State President Deist, who was the principal speaker.


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If you go looking for a dessert recipe for your entertaining, you can really make a lot of work and expense for yourself that you don't have to. I'll admit that I've watched fancy chefs on TV prepare some exotic dish that you could impress people with.
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There are many fabulous places in Sioux Falls to go for ice cream. A great idea for going out some night would be just simply hitting an ice cream shop with friends or family.
Or just have it at home. My favorite is a dish of New York Vanilla topped with hot fudge, salted peanuts and banana slices.


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Omnicom executives told investors and analysts Wednesday to expect the company to deliver full-year 2012 organic revenue growth of between 3.5% and 4%.
Given the iffy state of the global economy, if Omnicom does achieve that level of growth it will be "a pretty good performance," says CFO Randall Weisenburger.
Omnicom's organic revenue growth -- considered a key performance indicator for the ad industry -- was 4.5% for the first nine months of the year and 3.5% for the third quarter, the highest of the four major ad holding companies.
While both Publicis and WPP earlier this week offered October updates on organic growth -- noting some improvement -- Omnicom did not. Publicis CEO Maurice Levy characterized the company's 7% growth in the month as "spectacular."
Omnicom CEO John Wren, who along with Weisenburger, spoke at a Morgan Stanley investor conference in Barcelona, said that he has not seen any signs of a global economic recovery that "the headlines around the Publicis announcement would suggest."
Added Weisenburger: "We try to manage the year." And when public companies begin issuing monthly updates, "it starts to get a little bit silly."
As for the fourth quarter, it's as unpredictable as ever, said Wren, due to the uncertain level of project work that clients add around holiday campaigns. So far, he said, "there's nothing out of the ordinary that we've seen."
Wren added that Omnicom shops are currently in talks with clients about budgets for next year, a process that will continue for the next month or more. "It's really too early to make a clear prediction" about 2013, he said. "People expect a lower growth environment across the globe, and that's not a disaster," because clients and agencies alike have been anticipating it.
Wren said he was "more optimistic about the back half of next year versus all the noise and uncertainty in the front of it. But that could change in a minute. I'm not hearing anything terrible or scary [about 2013] from any of the clients I'm talking to."
Wren said that most of the CEOs he's in contact with believe that Congress and the White House will come to an agreement over the so-called "fiscal cliff." Both political parties "have skin in the game," he noted.
The good news about Europe, Wren said, is for now the northern part of the continent has stabilized, albeit at lower growth rates. "It's easier to manage in a stable environment," versus a volatile one, he said. The challenge for agencies, he added, is to increase market share. "They're not sitting around."
Emerging markets will continue to show strong growth next year, Wren surmised, and the holding company will continue to expand operations in those areas. One example, he noted was Myanmar, which has recently begun to be more open to investment from the West. "Myanmar didn't exist for us in 2012," said Wren. "It will exist for us in 2013."
For the industry, said Wren, "getting mobile right" is a key challenge. When that happens there will be a "seismic shift" in the deployment of marketing resources to the medium. "We are not there yet," he said.


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Mrs. Melvin J. (Marlene Jeanette Parsley) Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Melvin J. (Marlene Jeanette Parsley) Smith, 79, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, in St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rev. David Broussard officiating.
Burial will be in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery under the direction of Miguez Funeral Home of Jennings.
Mrs. Smith died Saturday, Aug. 24, 2013, at 7 a.m. at her residence.
Visitation will be held on Monday Aug. 26, 2013, from 2-9 p.m. with a rosary being recited at 7 p.m. Tuesday visitation will be from 8 a.m. until the time of services.
Mrs. Smith was a lifelong resident of Evangeline and graduated from Iota High School Class of 1954. She was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church and she enjoyed doing ceramics, going to the casino, and loved spending time with her family and friends.
She is survived by her husband, Melvin Smith of Evangeline; four daughters, Phyllis Lytle and Jessica LeJeune, both of Evangeline, Ellisia Kaye Miller of Monticello, Ark., and Melissa Joann (Joseph) Cormier of Navarre, Fla.; four sons, Edwin James (Alice) Smith, Kevin Dale Smith and Melvin Kyle (Angie) Smith, all of Evangeline, and Joel Neil (Jeanne) Smith of Elizabeth; a sister, Patsy (Donald) Black of Broussard; and four brothers, Archie (Margaret) Parsley, Kelly (Joanna) Parsley, Charlie (Lezia) Parlsey, all of Evangeline, and Darrell (Donna) Parsley of Iota; 20 grandchildren; and numerous great-grandchildren
Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by her parents, Henry Lewis and Alamonde Hebert Parsley; a sister, Sarah David; four brothers, Daniel, Joyce, Jimmy and Richard Parsley; a grandchild, Erick Smith; and a great-grandchild, Christopher Bertenot.
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Samuel P. Mcinnis
Samuel P. Mcinnis was born November 6, 1839 in Decatur Co., GA five miles from Attapulgus.* He died of pneumonis in July 1931, Brown Co., TX.
Martha Elizabeth Baugh Cox was age twenty five when her husband, McDonald Cox was killed at the Battle of Dove Creek in 1865. His death left her three months pregnant and with two children under age four. According to family tradition, she moved from Comanche County back to the Baugh Ranch in Brown County where she met Samuel Patterson McInnis.
Samuel Patterson McInnis was born in Florida on 6 November 1839.* His father was from Scotland and his mother was born in Georgia.
On October 24 of 1861, at the age of 22, S. P. McInnis enlisted in Company D. of the 7th Texas Calvary in San Antonio. His commander was Captain William H. Cleaver. Sam's younger brother, John McInnis, had also enlisted in San Antonio for the same unit on September 20, 1861. Both McInnis brothers show their residence in Angelina County.
Other Civil War Records show both McInnis brothers were with 7th Regiment of the Texas Mounted Volunteers and the 3rd Regiment of Sibley's Brigade. During July of 1863, Samuel McInnis was in the Confederate States Hospital at Petersburg, Virginia. According to Tevis Clyde Smith's, Frontiers Generation, Sam P. McInnis came to Brown County in 1865.
At Angelina County, Sam McInnis met an old friend, Dr. Windham. Windham wanted to come to Brown County. McInnis helped the family to move. For his part, McInnis got a job punching cattle for Lev Baugh. It was not easy work, in the cold wintertime, when the cattle would stray from the range, but McInnis liked his job. He enjoyed many phases of it, particularly the chance elements of his work. There was no telling when he would lose his scalp to some hostile Comanche or Kiowa; on the other hand, the Indians stood some risk themselves when they brushed up against McInnis.
Then, there were other kinds of game; an occasional black bear wandered into the Bayou bottom. McInnis killed one with his six- shooter. He also had brushes with catamounts. The panthers were a nuisance to the stockmen. They killed many valuable cattle. McInnis shot several of these animals. He killed one near Cross Cut, while the lion was eating a yearling. After he had finished the cat, he noticed a slight movement on the part of the yearling. The cow was still alive; three-fourths of its back had been eaten away by the feline, and McInnis killed it to put it out of its misery. On other occasions, he trailed lions, with the help of his dogs, into the hills, where he had some thrilling hunting experiences.
Martha Elizabeth Baugh Cox married Samuel Patterson McInnis about 1869. They appear on the 1870 Brown County Census in household #60-60 as Samuel McKinnis, age 30, born in Florida, raising cattle. His wife, Elizabeth, was age 29. Their daughter, Mary was 10 months old. Elizabeth's other three children were also listed in the household: David Cox (age 9), Texanna Cox (age 6), and McDonald Cox (age 5). Sam McInnis reported the value of his real estate as $200 and a personal estate worth $8,000.
By 1880 Brown County Census, Byrds Store Precinct, S. P. McInnis was age 40, born in Florida. He was married to Martha E McInnis (age 40) born in Alabama. Martha's older children in the household of 1880 include David S. Cox (age 19), Maggie Texanna Cox (16), and Mitchell McDonald Cox (age 15). McInnis children include: Mary (age 10), Emma (age 9), Gus (age 7), Susan (age 5), John T. McInnis (age 3). All children were born in Texas.
The 1880 Brown County Agricultural Census has additional information on the S. P. McInnis household living near Byrds Store Precinct. He owns 1190 acres of farmland, of which 90 acres are tilled, 500 are improved pastures or meadows, and 500 are unimproved old fields. The value of his farm is $3000, equipment is $100. Livestock is valued at $500. He has a variety of livestock including 15 horses, 40 swine, 21 cows, 25 barnyard fowl including chickens, 6 working oxen, 4 sheep shod, 3 sheep killed by dogs, and 30 other animals. Sixteen new calves have been born during the year, 50 cows were sold, 1 slaughtered, and 15 cows strayed. He farmed 40 acres of indian corn, yielding 950 bushels; 5 acres of oats yeilding 50 bushels; 20 acres of wheat yeilding 160 acres; 1 acre of sweet potatos yeilding 25 bushels. He estimated the value of farm products sold as $1311.
Sam and Martha McInnis appear on the 1880 Brown County Census in the same Byrds Store precinct vacinity as Pency Baugh, Sam and Amazon Baugh Windham. Lev Baugh and Caughman (Kaufman) Baugh's properties were in the adjacent precinct area.
Tragedy struck the McInnis household on 9 June 1894 when Martha and Sam's daughter, Francis B. McInnis (age 12), was killed in a buggy accident when returning from school. The horses pulling the buggy ran wild, tossing Fanny from the buggy onto barbed wire fencing which severed an artery in her leg. She bled to death.
1900 Brown County Census, precinct 2, showed S. P. McInnis age 60, born in Georgia. He had been married 30 years to Martha E., age 60. She had given birth to 10 children, 9 of whom were living. Children noted in the household of 1900 included: Augustus McInnis (born March 1874), Mattie McInnis (born September 1880), Mary C. McInnis (born August 1870), Emma E. McInnis (born March 1872), and Susan McInnis (born November 1876). In Precinct 7, 1900 Brown County Census, Mitchell Cox (age 34) was living with his brother, John McInnis, (age 22). They are correctly half-brothers.
The adjacent household was Mitchell's brother, Dave Cox, and Dave's wife, Cora Cox. By the early 1900's, two sons of Samuel and Martha McInnis (John and Gus McInnis) had married. John and Gus continued ranching and farming in the Brown County area near their parents. Martha Elizabeth Baugh Cox McInnis died 20 July 1914, at age 74, after a long spirited life during the pioneer days of Brown County.
Samuel Patterson McInnis died 21 July 1931. He was 92 years old. Both are buried in the Macedonia Cemetery located on the Weedon Ranch, near the entrance to the State Park on Lake Brownwood in Brown County.
END NOTES: The Baughs of Brown Co., TX, a family history manuscript written and published by Barbara Cox of Lafayette, CA firstname.lastname@example.com. From the Memories of Men, by T. C. Smith, Jr., 1954. Frontier's Generation, by Tevis C. Smith, pages 35-36, Moore Printing Company, 1980. Indian Depredations of Texas, by J. W. Wilbarger; Hutchins Printing House; 1889. Early Days in Central Texas, F. M. Cross, 1910. Indian Fights on the Texas Frontier, by Floyd J. Holmes, 1927. The Nice and Nast in Brown County, by Ruth Griffin Spence, 1988. Founder of Cattle Empire Dies Here, Brownwood Bulletin, January 28, 1960.; page 1.
Submitted by Barbara Cox
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129 East Fremont Street, Las Vegas
The largest union in Las Vegas has reached a tentative agreement with the Golden Nugget three weeks after clearing the way for a strike there.
The Culinary and Bartenders unions announced Wednesday that they'd agreed with the casino on a five-year contract. The agreement is the first the unions have struck with a downtown property since contracts expired citywide in June.
The two unions have new five-year deals with most large Las Vegas casino operators, although talks are continuing with Binion's, El Cortez, Four Queens, Fremont, Golden Gate, Las Vegas Club, Las Vegas Plaza, Main Street Station and The D.
Some 2,000 union members picketed in downtown Saturday to draw attention to ongoing contract talks.
Members voted March 27 to authorize a strike at any time if agreements aren't reached.


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Alouettes fall to Stampeders
Henry Burris had three touchdown strikes on Saturday to lead the Calgary Stampeders to a 38-31 win over the Montreal Alouettes.
The Stampeders managed to cover the 1-point spread at home in this contest, while the combined score went OVER the day's posted total (55).
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Fight will not go the distance at +130. Tempted to play Lundy ITD at +170, but I'll take the distance prop just in case. I think Hank will be able to land at will here, and even though he's not a big puncher, I think he'll punish Lopez enough to get the stoppage.
Danno, I think 5dimes has stopped that kind of prop. I only see over/under 8 1/2.
For what its worth I also see Lundy popping him all night
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LRM, as Miguel said, they are still there. Not under boxing though. Under Fighting --> Props. Line dropped to +120 on my prop.


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David Fincher talks 'Zodiac'
2 Mar 2007 // 12:10 AM
"So, which side are you on? " asks director David Fincher, beginning the interview with a question. "Which side of what?" "The length of the movie.


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There are rumours going round that Yusuf Buhari isn't the son of the President.
Yusuf Buhari, has caused a serious controversy, as some Nigerians were of the opinion that Buhari is not the father of Yusuf.
Clad in traditional attire and a matching cap, Yusuf was photographed with his sister Zahra at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
One woman stated: "But who told us that is Buhari's son? The general didn't introduce him to us as his son. We saw Buhari's family picture and the so-called Yusuf is not there, so what is this argument all about."
Photos of Yusuf has ripped apart the hearts of many young Nigerian women.
While some allegedly desired the young man for husband, others were busy questioning Yusuf's verisimilitude to the President.
Some social media critics further accused Buhari of hiding Yusuf from the general public, saying that there was more to it than met the eye.
A banker said:"I never knew Buhari had a son. I was shocked when the picture appeared on twitter this morning and many people were talking about it. To me that is not fair. Why did Buhari choose to hide his son from the people he's coming to rule? We remember that before Obama was elected president of the United States, he made his two daughters, Malia and Sasha public and the world saw them. To me the general didn't do well if that is truly his son."
Another said: "I have been having a serious time on twitter since morning. Nigerian ladies have been fighting over Yusuf, who is said to be Buhari's son. Well, not until now, I never knew Buhari had a son that is this handsome. Buhari should explain to us why he hid his son from us".


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Last night the NY Times published a dramatic story where an unnamed source claimed that Macmillan and Amazon (AMZN) are currently in dispute about eBook prices.
Here is an excerpt: "Macmillan, like other publishers, has asked Amazon to raise the price of electronic books from $9.99 to around $15. Amazon is expressing its strong disagreement by temporarily removing Macmillan books, said this person, who did not want to be quoted by name because of the sensitivity of the matter."
It appears that Macmillan books are still not available directly from Amazon, as you can see by following this link to John Scalzi's Old Man's War or this link to William Poundstone's Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value.
We've contacted Amazon with a request for comment, and we will keep you updated as the story evolves. In the meantime, here's more from BoingBoing and VentureBeat and John Scalzi and Munsey's.


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The recruiting interest for Wesley Hollingshed is starting to pick up. The 6-foot-3, 300 pound defensive tackle from Trinity Valley College (Tex.) is starting to set official visits.
Kansas is one of the schools that has recently offered him a scholarship. He said a tentative date for an official visit to Lawrence is set for Nov. 12 when the Jayhawks play Baylor.
"I have talked to coach J.B. Grimes and defensive line coach Buddy Wyatt on the phone," Hollingshed said. "Coach Grimes came through last spring and saw me practice. He said they were very interested in me and I am looking forward to getting up there to see the environment."
It never hurts when the head coach gets involved in recruiting and Hollingshed said he has talked to Turner Gill on the phone.
"I have talked to coach Gill a couple times on the phone," Hollingshed said. "I really respect him as a person. We both have a mutual respect for each other. All of their coaches seem down to earth."
Hollingshed, originally from Norcross, Ga., signed with Nevada out of high school. After attending Nevada he transferred to Trinity Valley. He was expected to get playing time as a true freshman at Nevada until he ended up in Texas.
"I had sent film out everywhere," he said. "You don't see a lot of kids from the south go out west. But the Nevada coaches liked my film and I wanted to get away from home."
Offers have come in from Kansas, Kansas State, Mississippi State, and Marshall. Hollingshed has the explosiveness for a defensive tackle that college recruiters look for. The Kansas coaches said they liked his ability to get in the backfield.
"The KU coaches liked my quickness and agility," Hollingshed said. "They said they liked how I can fly to the ball and get to the quarterback. I'm just working to get better."
It could shape up as a Sunflower Showdown since Hollingshed has visits set with Kansas and Kansas State. He will have his first official visit with Kansas State this weekend. His next known visit will be with the Jayhawks.
"I had to wait and see how my schedule and the bye weeks work out," he said. "I will make a decision after my visits."


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Cornish, a. k. a. Indian Game Fowl
"Bevis," a Dark Cornish male
Photo courtesy of a friend in the UK
Although it is known in some areas as the Indian Game, the Cornish was actually developed in Cornwall, England. Asil, Old English Games, and Malays are included in its heritage. It is a "hard feathered" breed, with a plumage that sits very close to the body, and it carries a small pea comb.
The Cornish is a very sturdy bird. From the front its fairly short strong legs should be set widely apart. It is a heavy bird, with a wide breast, and the males may reach 10 1/2 pounds. More so than in most breeds of chicken, body conformation is the same in both sexes.
The poultry industry is heavily dependent upon this bird. Most broilers in the supermarket are the result of a cross between a White Cornish and a White Plymouth Rock. These Cornish/Rock crosses are the mainstay of the poultry industry. Be aware, however, that you can't just cross any Cornish and Rock and get a supermarket carcass. The parental lines of these crosses have been developed extensively over the years by the commercial industry.
Breed clubs:
International Cornish Breeders Association
International Cornish Bantam Breeders Association
Don & Dar Karasek
2504 State Road 133
Blue River, WI 53518
phone: 608-537-2734
Southern Cornish Club
Betty Herring
2344 Lovelady Rd.
Tallassee, AL 36078
The Indian Game Club
John and Sylvia Cook
15 Campton Road
Gravenhurst, Bedfordshire MK45 4JB
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Asian Gamefowl Society
Julia Keeling, British Representative
Ballashee, Staarvey Road, German
Isle of Man, IM5 2AJ
British Isles
phone: (+44)-1624-801825
Speciaalclub Aziatische Vechthoenrassen
Willem van Ballekom (Secretaris SAV)
Hobokenlaan 19
5628 VA Eindhoven
phone: 040-2417208
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Cornish Links:
The Asian Gamefowl Society's Indian Game page
An SPPA page on the difference between the Indian Game and the Cornish
Fitch Farm & Garden has nice photos of Dark Cornish.
Briarpatch Farm White Cornish
Cornish Games at Devonshire Traditional Breed Centre
A Hungarian page on Indian Games
FowlAfoot Poultry Conservation Farm has White Laced Reds
Laughingstock Farm has Dark Cornish
Fowlafoot Poultry Conservation Farm has Cornish.
Back to the Land has Dark Cornish.
A show quality White Laced Red Cornish rooster
"Kevin," a White Laced Red Cornish cockerel from McMurray
Hatchery stock
A White Laced Red Cornish female
A Dark Cornish bantam cockerel
Photo courtesy of Claude McAllister
Dark Cornish bantam cock and hen
Photo courtesy of Jeff Iurato
"Big Jim," a White Cornish bantam cockerel
Photo courtesy of Brian Decker
A pair of Dark Cornish and a White Laced Red hen
Photo courtesy of a friend in the UK
A Jubilee Indian Game female
Photo ©John Tarren
An Indian Game bantam female
Photo ©John Tarren
An Indian Game hen from the UK
Photos courtesy of Rupert Stephenson
Top view of another Indian Game bantam hen
Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker
A Dark Cornish cockerel
Photo courtesy of Dan Bradbury
An Indian Game bantam male
Photo ©John Tarren
A White Laced Red Cornish bantam cock
Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker
A Barred Cornish bantam pullet
A trio of White Laced Red Cornish
Spangled Cornish bantams: hen, pullet and rooster
Photos courtesy of ACA Hady Poultry, WI
A pair of Jubilee large fowl from Oz
Photo courtesy of James Wong
A Dark Cornish bantam pullet
Photo courtesy of Robert Stephenson
Two views of a White Laced Red Cornish male
Photos courtesy of Taryn Koerker
Buff Cornish hens
Photo courtesy of Mark Jacobs
"Pearl," a Red-laced White Cornish bantam hen
Photo courtesy of Taryn Koerker
A Blue Indian Game cockerel
Photo courtesy of Rupert Stephenson
Hatchery quality Dark Cornish
Photo courtesy of Misty Lundberg
Dark Cornish chicks A White Laced Red Cornish chick More Cornish chicks, these from Switzerland Red-laced White Cornish chicks
[Chickens A-C] or
Direct questions and comments to Barry at FeatherSite -- questions and comments
Photo courtesy of Lisa B.
Photo courtesy of Valerie Ackley
Photo courtesy of Alberto Prats
Photos courtesy of Taryn Koerker
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Dark Cornish chicks
A White Laced Red Cornish chick
More Cornish chicks, these from Switzerland
Red-laced White Cornish chicks
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Black Cadillacs tab by Modest Mouse, added: July 6th, 2006
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- BLACK CADILLACS - Modest Mouse ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tabbed by: Young Pacific's devin miller (www.youngpacificmusic.com) Tuning: Standard EADGBe SIMULATED HARMONICS INTRO: e|-----------------------------------------| B|--------------------12+------------------| G|-7+--12+---------------------------------| D|----------7+---12+-----------------------| A|------------------------------7+---------| E|-----------------------------------------| (repeat again after next riff) e|-----------------------------------------| B|-7+--12+---------------------------------| G|----------7+---12+-----------------------| D|--------------------3+--------5+---------| A|-----------------------------------------| E|-----------------------------------------| (the 3rd fret NH should sound one octave above the 7th fret NH on the same string) CHORDS USED THROUGHOUT SONG: Am Fmaj7 C G B Bb F e|--0-----0-----0-----3-----0-----1-----1----| B|--1-----1-----1-----0-----1-----3-----1----| G|--2-----2-----0-----0-----0-----3-----2----| D|--2-----3-----2-----0-----0-----3-----3----| A|--0-----3-----3-----2-----2-----------3----| E|--------------------3----------------------| INTRO: And it's true we named our children after towns, that we'd never been to And it's true that the clouds just hung around, Like black Cadillacs outside a funeral CHORUS: Am Fmaj7 C And we were done, done, done with all the fuck, fuck, fucking around! G Am Fmaj7 You were so true to yourself, you were true to no one else C B Well I should put you in the ground. Am Fmaj7 I've got the time, i got the hours, i got the days, i got the weeks C G I could say to myself I've got words but I can't speak but I was Am Fmaj7 C B Done, done, done with all the circ, circ, circling 'round. BRIDGE: Bb I didn't die and I ain't complaining F C B I ain't blaming you. Am I didn't know that the words you said to me meant more Fmaj7 C G to me than they ever could you. Bb F C B I didn't lie and I ain't saying I told the whole truth. Am I didn't know that this game we were playing even F C G had a set of rules. VERSE: We named our children after towns, that we'd never been to And it's true that the clouds just hung around, Like black Cadillacs outside a funeral And we were laughing at the stars while our feet clung tight to the ground. So pleased with ourselves for using so many verbs and nouns. But we were all still just CHORUS: Am Fmaj7 C G Dumb, dumb, dumber than the dirt, dirt, dirt on the ground! Am Well, wings on flames, kings with no names, Fmaj7 C B well this place just ain't got right air right now. Am Fmaj7 You were so all over town but still so crayola brown, well you should C G run 'round yourself right now. And we were, Am Fmaj7 C B done, done, done with all the fuck, fuck, fucking around. AND END ON: Am Riff played half way through the Bridge: e|-------------------------------------------------------------| B|-------------------------------------------------------------| G|--3p2p0-------------------------------------2----------------| D|--------3------3p2p0--------------2----3----------3----2-----| A|---------------------3------3---3-------------------------3--| E|-------------------------------------------------------------| p.m.---------------------------------------------------| --------------------------------------------------------| --1--3--------1--3--------1--3--------------------------| --------2--2-------2--0---------2--2-2-0--0-2-2---2-----| --------------------------------------------------------| --------------------------------------------------------| --------------------------------------------------------| Riff played during the last verse (with piano playing): e|-------------------------------------------| B|----------------8----------8---------------| G|------------7------7-6--x------------------| D|---------7---------------------------------| A|--7--9--------------------------9s7--7-----| E|-------------------------------------------| | / slide up | \ slide down | h hammer-on | p pull-off | . staccato note (don't let ring) | p.m. palm mute | ~ vibrato | + harmonic | x Mute note =======================================================================