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FA continues 'racist chanting' probe
The Football Association is to continue reviewing footage of England supporters at the World Cup qualifier in San Marino as it investigates alleged racist chants directed at Rio and Anton Ferdinand.
• Rio Ferdinand blasts fans
• Ouseley demands FA action
Anti-racism campaigner and Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley has called on the FA to take a stance against what he described as the "vile'' and "abusive'' chants.
England have been reported to FIFA by Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE), and world football's governing body confirmed that it was examining the allegations.
A number of England supporters joined in the singing of a song suggesting the Ferdinand brothers should be burned on a bonfire.
It has been suggested that the song had racist overtones because Anton Ferdinand was the target of racist abuse from former England captain John Terry.
Rio Ferdinand was targeted by fans after withdrawing from the England squad because it did not fit in with his pre-planned training programme.
The Manchester United defender had been named in the squad for the first time in nearly two years after being left out following the incident between his brother and Terry.
The FA said it had yet to uncover evidence of the 'bonfire' chant being sung but was taking the matter seriously.
"While we have no reason to dispute the media reports, which are without doubt made for the right reasons of fighting racism, at this time we have not found any recorded evidence of the specific discriminatory chanting referring to Rio and Anton Ferdinand and the vile 'bonfire' song," Club England managing director Adrian Bevington said.
"We will, of course, continue to review all of our recorded footage.
"We recognise the importance of FARE's responsibility to report any incidents to FIFA. We will liaise with FIFA and work with them to assist any investigation.
Bevington said it was expected that action would be taken against individuals if it was found that racist chanting had taken place, with banning orders the minimum penalty to be imposed.
"We do not want supporters who chant vile or racist abuse following the England team," he added. "The FA will continue to work closely with Kick it Out and FARE to ensure we do all we can to eradicate racism from football.''
But the Football Supporters' Federation said it believed there was a lack of evidence, and chief executive Kevin Miles told BBC Sport: "The idea that England fans should be reported for what is effectively hearsay is dangerous.
"I did not hear any chanting towards Rio Ferdinand or anybody else that was racially motivated.''
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Owner of Licenciados and 8-9-8 Collection cigars.
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CA: You haven't been able to build up inventories?
Boruchin: Not on the major brands.
CA: Have you ever been able to keep large inventories for an extended period?
Boruchin: Not really. We always turned over stock, even though we keep a large inventory because of the nature of our business. But we kept reordering practically every week. The merchandise used to be available. What is not available anymore is deals. Everybody used to wheel and deal at that time to compete. And merchandise could be bought cheaper. It's been one of our main concerns because we were always consumer-oriented. But we are a consumer company and we were always trying to give the consumer the best deal available. It's been tougher now. We are not able to offer the consumer the same business that we did before. Merchandise is so short. It's impossible to get the deals that we used to get before.
CA: Let's change the subject. You are Cuban-American, living in Miami and in the cigar business. Doesn't that put you at the center of a hurricane?
Boruchin: Definitely. When you live in south Florida and you have a million Cubans, the subject of Cuba is unavoidable. It's subsiding a little now. The conservatism of the Cubans of 10, 15 years ago is not that much anymore. For me, a Cuban cigar is the best cigar in the world. I don't care who gets mad. But I don't sell them, and I fight anyone who does because today, Cuban cigars are my biggest competitor. I'm located in an area where most of my customers are affluent people. They all have access to Cuban cigars. Sometimes they are counterfeit, because the popularity of the Cuban cigar has brought counterfeits into the picture. But whether they are real or counterfeits, I'm losing a tremendous amount of revenue because these people would be smoking the cigars I sell. Still, I am not that crazy to say or that ignorant to say that it is not the best cigar in the world.
CA: Have you noticed any change in attitude in the old guard about what the community's relationship should be with Cuba?
Boruchin: Because of the children, who have been born post-1960 and raised here, the thinking today is much more realistic. I'm not saying that the Cubans here like Castro. He's been in power for over 30 years and there's still no freedom in Cuba. Fidel knows that. He's been told by everybody. So the thinking about the government of Cuba is probably the same. But the feeling, people to people, is different. The people who live there don't have a choice to elect the government. But they're Cubans. The Cubans who live in Cuba and who live in Miami are the same. It's just a geographical situation. My feeling is that there won't be a revolution in Cuba. Everybody knows that. I don't care how conservative a Cuban is here in Miami, he knows Castro isn't going to come down by force. So the thing is to come to a political solution. Maybe it will be created by the Pope coming to Cuba. One thing we know is that people want to live better. If the embargo didn't exist and the relationship between Cuba and the United States were more normal, I think Cubans would have it easier creating a more democratic society. The isolation makes it harder.
CA: When I speak to people in the cigar trade, they all seem to hope that they can return home to Cuba someday. Do you feel there's been enough interest on the part of Cuban-Americans to help their countrymen, or is the focus on making the embargo stronger really hurting the people left in Cuba?
Boruchin: It hasn't worked. At one time they felt that it would work. Some people still feel that way. But not the younger people. You can see it in the last elections. For a Democrat to obtain more than 5 percent of the Cuban vote in Miami used to be unheard of. However, Clinton got 30 or 35 percent of that vote. I think a lot of people have changed their minds.
CA: But many Cuban-Americans still have relatives back in Cuba. They know that these people are deprived of basic necessities, which means the basic welfare of the people keeps declining. To me, it seems they have been so preoccupied with getting Castro out, that they've forgotten the people.
Boruchin: It's true, to a point. But, individually, you would be dumbfounded to find how many millions of dollars have been sent to immediate relatives. It's been food, medicine and even money. Even though it's technically prohibited this year, there is a tremendous amount of goods flowing through Canada, Mexico, the Bahamas, the Dominican Republic. It's a tremendous business and it's a tremendous amount of money. It's just not a policy.
CA: When do you think the embargo will be lifted?
Boruchin: I thought that if Castro didn't make that mistake of bringing those planes down [in February 1996], Clinton would have lifted the embargo before the elections. I think he had more to gain in votes than to lose. Many of those votes in Florida, he wasn't going to get anyway. But he is under tremendous pressure by the industry in this country, by the business community, that see Italians, Spaniards, Canadians and Englishmen who are doing a tremendous amount of business with Cuba. We are so close to the island and we can do business with Cuba.
CA: Is it a year away, two years away, five years away?
Boruchin: I think before Clinton leaves, he will lift the embargo.
CA: If the embargo is lifted...
Boruchin: I'll be in Cuba on the first plane.
CA: How will that affect the cigar market in America?
Boruchin: It would be tremendous for the cigar market. At one time, the only thing that we thought was going to help the cigar industry was the lifting of the embargo and the Cuban cigars coming into the market. Now, we have this tremendous boom, and we still have the day ahead when Cuban cigars will come into the United States. I think it would help. I think that the news media, the papers, the advertising, the charisma that is going to come in the market, together with the cigars, is going to be tremendous. Don't forget. These Cuban cigars will be at a different price level. Not everybody can afford to smoke these cigars. But a lot of people are going to try them in the beginning, and the cigars will find their niche. They'll find their niche with certain consumers. It still is not going to hurt the industry. If anything it is going to help.
CA: In your judgment, do you think the boom in cigar sales is a fad? And if so, why? And if not, why not?
Boruchin: I don't think it's a fad. I don't spend as much time on the floor taking care of customers like I used to. But the little time I spend in the store, I see these young people, 25 to 30, coming in. I see it in my family. We have a large family. I have maybe six cousins that had children. The children are all young professionals. I don't think there's one of them that doesn't own an Elie Bleu humidor. Whether they smoke two cigars a week or three cigars a week, they like to smoke cigars. If you look at a guy who is 23, 25 and is smoking and is crazy about it, even if we lose a percentage of them, you have somebody there that has 50, 60 years of smoking ahead of them. I won't see the end of this in my lifetime. Of course, everything in life reaches a ceiling. This won't be an exception. But the cigar business is going to be a tremendous business for a long time to come. I only see one danger. That's government restrictions. Before, nobody cared, but as we grow, as the industry grows, our enemies are going to grow. So, we are going to have to face in the near future a barrage of tremendous bad publicity.
CA: Hasn't that already started?
Boruchin: Yes.
CA: There's so much disinformation about cigars; using cigarette studies to compare smoking habits of cigar smokers is one popular example. How should we fight it?
Boruchin: There's one thing they can't fight. I smoke about 10 or 12 cigars a week. I could go a month without smoking, without any problem. Cigars are not addictive. Nobody can say: "I can't live without cigars." You can be three days without smoking. You can pick up a cigar three days from now and smoke. So, the addiction that they criticize for cigarettes doesn't exist with cigars. And nobody inhales cigars; if they do it's a very small percentage. The danger of getting sick from cigar smoking is very small. They are going to have a tough time convincing the intelligent consumer of today who smokes in moderation.
CA: Do you feel that the proliferation of all the new brands on the market, some of which are not very well made or quality cigars, presents a potential problem for the industry?
Boruchin: Yes, even though I think this phase will pass. For example, look at the explosion in new tobacco stores. There're not enough cigars to go around for them. A lot of the cigars are just maybe being spread too thin. And some of those new cigars are coming in at extravagant prices. But if you look at the national brands--H. Upmann, Don Diego, Macanudo, Partagas, Bauza, Licenciados, Astral, the regular brands--they are still selling for below $5. Now you get a new cigar maker that bought tobacco last week, stole three cigar rollers and makes a cigar trying to sell it for $8 and $10. They are just ripping off the public. That's going to disappear.
CA: How would you describe, or how would you rate, the quality of these new brands?
Boruchin: Some of them are great. Some of them are garbage. Some of them are garbage in, garbage out, because they don't get the right tobacco, they don't get the right cigar makers, but they still come in to make a killing. This is not the people like us. Many people in the cigar business have been in it for 50 years. But these others just come in to get rich quick. Either they are going to try to go into the stock market and make a killing in the stock market or they are going to try to sell bad product. There is a scarcity of good product in the stores, which allows these newcomers to come in. These retailers need merchandise to sell. Eventually people will realize they are paying a tremendous amount of money for cigars that aren't worth it.
CA: You mentioned the problem with counterfeit Cubans. Is that a new phenomenon?
Boruchin: That never happened five years ago. This is happening since the Cuban cigars have become very popular, together with the cigar industry. Everybody sees it as an opportunity to make money.
CA: In terms of the counterfeit cigars in Miami, are they made in Cuba or are they knock-offs from other countries?
Boruchin: Some come from Cuba. They've been bought on the street there. But the majority are made in the Dominican Republic and Honduras.
CA: And the consumer doesn't know?
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Richland Co., Ohio
Sylvester Brown
RICHLAND SHIELD & BANNER: 22 August 1896, Vol. LXXIX, No. 15
Submitted by Amy
Sylvester Brown died at his home, 102 South Foster Street, at 5 p.m., Saturday, of stomach trouble. He had been ill for almost six weeks but had been confined to his room but a few days. His age was 50 years. Sylvester Brown was the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Brown and was born near Hayesville in Ashland County. He served during the Civil War and was a member of Company E, 2nd. Ohio Heavy Artillery. He came from Perrysville to this city with his family in March, 1894.
Deceased leaves a wife and two children, Arthur J. Brown, city editor of the SHIELD and Miss Edna Brown, aged 9.
Services were held at the residence Monday morning, and interment was made at Perrysville.
In the following week's paper, dated 29 August 1896 ...
Monday -- The funeral services of Sylvester Brown, whose death occurred Saturday, was held at his late residence, 102 South Foster Street at 9:30 o'clock this morning. The services were conducted by the Rev. Duston Kemble. At the conclusion of the services, the remains were removed to the Pennsylvania depot. The pall bearers were: Capt. W.S. Bradford, John Powers, Richard Wharf, Ephraim Hunt, Roland N. Pittinger and George Hart. At 11:15 a.m. the body was taken to Perrysville where the deceased formerly lived. The interment was made there this afternoon.
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How to enable the hidden, experimental, center-aligned version of YouTube
YouTube, like many other websites, undergoes changes, and it has taken on a number of guises over the years. Some looks have lasted for a long time, while others have been shorter lived. There are also experimental looks, not all of which end up being released, but even when a redesign is rolled out, it can take a while to make its way around the world. Currently in the experimental stage is a center-aligned layout which includes a cleaned up interface a new menu and a few other tweaks.
In the new design, a top navigation bar is now locked to the top of the screen, remaining in place while the rest of the page scrolls. There is a customizable carousel and a new Upload button encourages visitors into sharing. It's not yet clear quite when this new interface will be officially released to a waiting world, but it's something you can enable now; all it takes is a quick cookie tweak.
You'll need to fire up YouTube and then access your web browser's dev console and the method varies slightly from one browser to another.
- In Chrome, press Ctrl + Shift + J
- In Opera, press Ctrl + Shift + J
- In Internet Explorer, press F12 and move to the Console section
- In Firefox, press Ctrl + Shift + K
Select and copy the code below before pasting it into the console.
document.cookie="VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=LlWIQlLwL_Y; path=/; domain=.youtube.com";window.location.reload();
Hit the Enter key and then close the console. You should find that the page automatically reloads with the new, cleaner interface in place.
Should you change your mind and decide you prefer the old look, return to the console and enter the following code to reverse the change.
document.cookie="VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE=; path=/; domain=.youtube.com";window.location.reload();
Do you like the new look, or are you sticking with the old interface?


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DDavid Travis is a user experience consultant and trainer at Userfocus. He has a BSc and a PhD in psychology and he is a Chartered Psychologist.
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How do you make decisions? If you're like most people, you'll probably answer that you pride yourself on weighing the pros and cons of a situation carefully and then make a decision based on logic. You know that other people have weak personalities and are easily swayed by their emotions, but this rarely happens to you. You've just experienced the fundamental attribution error — the tendency to believe that other people's behaviour is due to their personality ("Josh is late because he's a disorganised person") whereas our behaviour is due to external circumstances ("I'm late because the directions were useless").
Cognitive biases like these play a significant role in the way we make decisions so it's not surprising that people are now examining these biases to see how to exploit them in the design of web sites. I'm going to use the term 'persuasion architects' to describe designers who knowingly use these techniques to influence the behaviour of users. (Many skilled designers already use some of these psychological techniques intuitively — but they wouldn't be able to articulate why they have made a particular design choice. The difference between these designers and persuasion architects is that persuasion architects use these techniques intentionally).Read more...


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Museum will host festival
The Silicon Valley chapter of the Organization of Chinese Women will present its Mid-Autumn Festival on Sept. 7, featuring live entertainment, arts and crafts, traditional moon cakes and tastings.
The free event will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Saratoga History Museum.
For more information, call 408.867.4311.
Harwood to visit library
The Saratoga Library will host Craig Harwood, author of the award-winning book, "Quest for Flight: John J. Montgomery" and "Dawn of Aviation in the West," on Sept. 13.
Harwood will bring to life local aviation pioneer Montgomery and his fellow Californians, who transitioned visionary science into reality and inspired a generation of Americans to take to the sky.
The event takes place at 2 p.m.
French class for moms, dads
The LGS Recreation is offering a conversation class for moms or dads who already know some French and want to refresh their language skills.
During each of the eight sessions, participants will be encouraged to talk about current events, culture and other topics in French. Children are welcome as long as they are supervised.
The class runs from Sept. 11 to Oct. 30 at the Joan Pisani Community Center, and the cost is $120.
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Last week the National Academy of Sciences announced that "more than 9,000 Academies reports" are now available through Google Book Search, upon completion of "the first phase of a partnership with Google to digitize the library's collection of reports from 1863 to 1997." This sounds like good news, but it's hard to evaluate the exact nature of the NAS documents that have become available, since neither the NAS press release nor Google give any indication of how to search the newly available documents in Google Book Search.
The NAS press release uses the word "reports" to describe the newly available documents. In its long history, the NAS has had several named series (below), and one of those is in fact "Report of the NAS." But the example documents in the NAS press release are not part of that (or any other) series, so apparently the use of the word "report" in the press release is meant more as a generic description of the documents.
As far as I can tell, the only way to find NAS documents in Google Book Search is to search for "national academy of sciences" — This retrieves a mix of monographic sorts of titles, and series titles. Some have apparently been digitized and NAS, and others have been digitized at participating libraries. Below, I'm listing the main NAS series I find, that are in full-view, freely-available mode.
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences [LCCN16010069]
45 editions, 1915-1922
- Report of the National Academy of Sciences [LCCN15010608]
32 editions, 1864-1976
- Annual report – National Academy of Sciences [LCCNsc80002096]
23 editions, 1863 – 1976
- Biographical Memoirs [ISBN0309030994]
49 editions, 1877-1993
- Bulletin of the National Research Council [LCCN21000248]
32 editions, mostly 1950. A few 1921, 1922
- Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences [LCCNsn85005194]
9 editions, 1866-1912
- International Critical Tables of Numerical Data, Physics, Chemistry and Technology [LCCN26010495]
8 editions, 1926-1930


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God of War 2 is going down this month, and then I start on GTA: Stories from Liberty City. My list is down to about 10, but since Dragon Age: Origins is on there, that does not mean I'll be clearing it out anytime soon.
God of War 2 is as done as it's getting. I'm not going to flail against the challenges to try to get those last few trophies. On to Liberty City, which is taking its own sweet time to install to the hard drive.
So much for picking achievable goals. Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link goes down after just two nights (8h) of play. Not surprising though, the main game kept me hooked for almost two weeks as well.
On to giving RAGE another shake.
Okay, Dragon Age: Awakenings is done. My wife particularly like the look of the final boss.
Fallout 3: GotY is now finished, my first completion of the year! Really it was just about the DLC as I had finished the main game last year, but importantly I can now retire the game to my archives.
Next up: Mass Effect. Technically I've already finished it with default Shepard, but I'm replaying it to build a custom level 60 femshep for use in Mass Effect 2, which I haven't played yet.
I'm not sure that Vanquish and I will get along well. In the meantime, I started Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, so please add that.
Polished off Rage and Dungeons of Dredmor. (By the way - to knock something off of my backlog, I just have to finish it. I'm not a completionist.) That's one of my short games and a long one down for January.
WWF King of the Ring (Gameboy) - unannounced
Terrible. The music is good and faithful to the wrestlers, there is a decent roster, and the wrestlers are relatively large, and there are several game modes; that's the end of the game's positive aspects. Although large, the wrestlers are poorly animated, but by far the worst sin is that the controls are atrocious. The only way I discovered to make any headway in whittling down the far-too-large health bar of my opponents was to do running drop kicks off the ropes until they were weak enough to successfully pin. Going up against them with the repertoire of punches, kicks, and grapples nearly always resulted in my wrestler receiving 90% of the damage, and it seemed impossible to win a grapple unless the opponent was already significantly weaker than my own character.
I slogged through one King of the Ring tournament - that was enough to make me consider it beaten so I would never have to touch it again. WWF Superstars 2 - King of the Ring's predecessor - is a decent wrestling game for the system; King of the Ring is a travesty.
Metroid (NES) - unannounced
A great achievement for its time, but I'm glad game design has evolved. Reliance on "shoot and bomb EVERYthing" to discover required power-ups and passages is somewhat ridiculous, practically demanding either insane dedication or some sort of outside help - in the past this was Nintendo Power and the like; nowadays it is gamefaqs and youtube. The boss battle vs Mother Brain is insane and seems to require little in skill and instead relies on the player having discovered many energy tanks in their exploration.
I still remember my first immersion into Metroid a quarter century ago and the sense of wonder associated with it. I only rarely noticed the (very!) frequent re-use of level segments. The furthest I ever got was a boss battle vs Ridley (but not Kraid). This time I didn't feel it was nearly as difficult as it seemed then, but I also got the Varia Suit early, which I'm pretty sure I didn't get at all back in the day. That, plus after having beaten most 2D Metroids, I imagine my skills have evolved.
Trine (PC)
Many people have raved about Trine and now I understand why: it really is an excellent, albeit easy 2D platformer/action/puzzle game medley. Not only that, but it is really beautiful and the music, humor, and narration are well done to boot. The different characters' abilities meld well with one another and allow for multiple solutions to most situations. The rogue was my favorite by far, whereas the wizard and knight were only used situationally. Additional abilities and upgrades thereof keep the gameplay varied, and being able to find useful items and ability enhancements reward exploration.
The main downside is that enemies become either a bit monotonous, such as 10 skeletons spawning one after another, or downright annoying, which specifically refers to the bats which are really difficult to hit and do quite a bit of damage. The most reliable way I found to dispatch them was to create a rain of arrows with the rogue's triple-arrow shot, but even then one or two tended to get through to do some damage. Speaking of the rogue, I really enjoyed the finesse with which one could use her bow and arrow to arc shots.
The only stage that seemed to pose any sort of reflex challenge - as opposed to various cerebral "how to use the wizard's abilities to bridge a big gap or reach a great height" - was the final stage. To quote a fellow goodjer:
The last level was also a bit frustrating, with all the timed jumps and gotchas, that make you fall a bunch. There was some cussing involved on that one.
Not only that, but in my case I had to turn the graphics down to 8-bit levels to stop it from crashing at exactly the same spot about 30 seconds into that last stage, but I'm a very isolated case, I think. Overall: excellent, despite a wart or two.
Renegade Ops and the DLC, Coldstrike are done. Had a good time with it. Wish there was more some people to play levels over with.
Also, I just checked and... it's only been available on Steam since the end of October!? It's not even technically pile worthy. Oh well, it's done. Remove / mark it off / whatever, Hemi. $3 very well spent.
I just finished Homefront. I wanted to like it, I really did. And I did like the setting. It's the game itself that was kinda subpar.
Please remove Titan Quest from my list. Here's my (1.5/5) review of the game from shortreviews.net:
Diablo II clone that is more grindy than fun. Endless repetitive enemies, slow progress, mountains of useless loot, and and terrible inventory system conspire to bore the player to tears. Setting is nice, but not enough to save this mess of a game.
I thought that I was at the end tonight - defeated a Telkine - and then realized that that was only the 50% mark of this awful game. I feel like I wasted my evening.... I stopped feeling the love for the game a few play sessions ago, but wanted to complete the thing just to be done with it. Now I feel a bit cheated.
Oh yeah I finished SPAZ.
Is Bastion old enough on PC? Hm Aug, yep. Put me down for that next then, I'm several hours in.
This has been a great week so far. Progress!
I beat Limbo. Turns out that game is pretty good. Weird it never got any press.
Wish there was more some people to play levels over with.
Renegade Ops is also sitting in my attack list for this year. Should I give you a holler when I get to it?
mrtomaytohead wrote:
Wish there was more some people to play levels over with.
Renegade Ops is also sitting in my attack list for this year. Should I give you a holler when I get to it?
It's sitting in mine as well, I'd be down.
Majin is pretty good. Shame it never got any press.
But for real.
Add Bastion (PC) to my pile. The other games I'm playing are all too new for this thread, which is a rarity for me.
Majin is pretty good. Shame it never got any press.
But for real.
I'm feeling the same love for NIER right now. One of the best games I almost never played.
shoptroll wrote:mrtomaytohead wrote:
Wish there was more some people to play levels over with.
Renegade Ops is also sitting in my attack list for this year. Should I give you a holler when I get to it?
It's sitting in mine as well, I'd be down.
Sure, I'll try to join in if I'm around. The baby makes it much harder to devote time, though.
This weekend, I'm taking down Fable 2 with a flying Tijauana Cross Chop.
Is Bastion old enough on PC? Hm Aug, yep. Put me down for that next then, I'm several hours in.
Way to read the OP genius.
Anyway Bastion is down! But I already started NG+. Fantastic stuff.
shoptroll wrote:mrtomaytohead wrote:
Wish there was more some people to play levels over with.
Renegade Ops is also sitting in my attack list for this year. Should I give you a holler when I get to it?
It's sitting in mine as well, I'd be down.
Hit me up too when you are ready!
I could be convinced to push Renegade Ops up on my list if there are other folks to play with.
Well, there goes Jade Empire. Rather short compared to other Bioware RPG's, but about as long as the original Mass Effect. Wonder if they'll ever revisit this setting? I took the good ending and saw the other two on youtube.
Moving on!
Viking: Battle For Asgard shall be sent to Valhalla this month! (360)
The Legions of Hel hath been vanquished.
I've realized I have a number of FPS games sitting on my pile and some that have been here for a year, completel untouched, like Bioshock 2. The only thing I ever did with that game was get GFWL set up and quit out. Anyways, I'm going after Hard Reset right now, so add me on the list for that.
I took off the first week of the year and did myself proud.
Defence Grid
Batman AA
Batman AC
All are done and finished and in the books.
Now as long as my family doesnt kill me I plan on finishing these titles before the months up
Rage (95% complete)
Portal 2 (85% complete)
LA Noire (15% complete)
I've completed Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, finally getting through the very long (but rewarding in terms of story) fifth case. It was a lot of fun to play on my iPhone and has me interested in the other two games in the series. Only problem is that it would contribute to The Pile and I don't own a DS, so I would have to get them on Wiiware.
I'm around 35% complete in Puzzle Quest 2and close to 50% through Trenched/Iron Brigade. Having fun with both and hopefully am on track to complete them by the end of the month.
Think I'm about halfway through Bastion. Just found the singer. Hope everyone else who hasn't finished it yet is having fun with it, too.


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Contest-Winning Rhubarb Pudding Recipe
My mother gave me the recipe for this old-fashioned pudding. It's a great way to use up day-old bread. Nothing enhances this traditional dessert better than garden-grown rhubarb. My husband and 8-year-old daughter just love it.
- 8 slices bread, lightly toasted
- 1-1/2 cups milk
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 5 eggs, lightly beaten
- 3 cups chopped fresh or frozen rhubarb, thawed
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1. Remove crusts from bread; cut into 1/2-in. cubes. Place in a greased 1-1/2-qt. baking dish.
- 2. In a large saucepan, heat milk over medium heat until bubbles form around sides of pan; remove from the heat. Stir in butter until melted. Pour over bread; let stand for 15 minutes.
- 3. In a large bowl, combine the eggs, rhubarb, sugar, cinnamon and salt; stir into bread mixture. Sprinkle with brown sugar. Bake at 350° for 45-50 minutes or until set. Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
Reviews for Contest-Winning Rhubarb Pudding
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Reviewed May. 6, 2010
"This is a wonderful pudding my family loved iti will make again very soon :)"
Reviewed May. 6, 2010
"I tried this recipe for our weekly bible study get-together and it was fabulous. I actually used left over hot dog buns and served it room temp. A definite make again, especially with my family. No left-overs! One thing though, it says to put in a 1 1/2 qt. baking dish, but I used a 2 qt. and it was up to the top. No room to spare."
Reviewed Sep. 13, 2009
"I used Cinnamon Swirl bread and it turned out so yummy. My family loved this recipe."
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For at least the last five decades, one local dry cleaning business and its owner have remained dedicated to caring for the Lincolnton High School football team's jerseys.
However, in November, owner Fred Jarrett, Sr. called it quits, opting for his second retirement from the family business, Jarrett's Cleaners.
The 88-year-old Bonview Avenue resident initially started washing jerseys for the school's varsity and junior varsity teams during the days of the Wolves' legendary football coach, Von Ray Harris (1958-1987) — the namesake for the team's stadium. Harris passed away in 2011.
"It started with Coach Harris and then went through Coach (Richard) Smith and then me," current Lincolnton football Coach Scott Cloninger said.
"It's always been a pleasure (with Jarrett) throughout the years."
Over the seasons, Jarrett washed between 80 and 85 uniform pants and jerseys every week, never once losing or damaging a piece of clothing — also making sure to return all items neatly folded, Cloninger said.
And despite sickness and additional obstacles that plague people during the years, Jarrett always found time to get the job done correctly and on time.
"He never missed a time," Cloninger said. "He always found a way to get our uniforms (washed and to us)."
The seasoned high school football coach laughed as he reflected on his and the aging businessman's annual verbal contract.
"Mr. Jarrett would always come up to me and say, 'If I'm here next year, we'll do it again,'" Cloninger said, "and later he would say, 'If you're here and I'm here next year, we'll do it again."
Jarrett approached the coach and longtime friend at the end of the 2013 season, following the Wolves' loss in the playoffs, and announced he was hanging up the job that had become second nature to him.
Jarrett's connection to the local team can be traced back further than the 1950s, when Harris first asked him to clean the team jerseys.
Not only did Jarrett attend Lincolnton High School but he also participated in the Wolves' earliest gridiron days, playing tackle for the team, he said, despite his small size.
He even met his wife Martha, 87, after a Wolves game in the 1940s.
With great detail, not skipping a beat in her recollection of the past, she revealed how the team came to her hometown of Hickory to play.
Following the matchup, all the players and area high school girls met at the local drug store to "flirt" and hangout.
"I had never before heard of Lincolnton," she said with a chuckle.
While the two remained friends after Jarrett was drafted into World War II as part of the United States Navy, they corresponded for two years, until he returned home.
Jarrett noted he was drafted in November 1943, just one month after his 18th birthday.
While he had already graduated from high school earlier that year, he returned to school in the fall after the state added 12th grade, he said.
His decision to enroll for another year stemmed from his desire to don a football jersey one last season. However, due to the draft, he never completed the grade.
During his time overseas, Jarrett received burn injuries from a boat explosion, he said.
After the war ended, he returned to the area and married in 1946.
He later opted to attend college, but after only three weeks into his first semester at Lenoir-Rhyne College, he had to move to Lincolnton and help his father run Jarrett's Cleaners, he said.
His father started the business more than 20 years earlier.
Originally located across the street from its current location on South Academy Street, near downtown Lincolnton, the facility moved locations after the family decided during the 1950s to purchase a white, two-story house just yards away — tearing it down and re-building the business with more space and additional services, including laundry and a storage vault for fur coats during the winter.
Martha Jarrett said the couple once lived in the white home, which also served as an overnight lodging location, or boarding house, for individuals traveling to and from the city's nearby train station.
Jarrett said he took over the business after his father died during the 1980s.
In the years that followed, he received help from both his longest working employee — a man named Ryan McClain — and his wife, who manned the front of the facility part-time for a couple of years. Additional workers accompanied the business over the decades.
"I had good help, or I couldn't have done it," Jarrett said.
He first retirement from the cleaners occurred in 1990, but to still fill his time, he said, he continued to provide for the Wolves and a handful of "commercial customers."
"I said, 'It's time to quit; I've done it all my life,'" Jarrett said.
Over the years, customers dwindled until he decided it was time, again, to retire.
He has since received a proposal from the owner of Rising Sun Pottery, located next door to the cleaners, to rent the facility and expand the artsy shop.
Jarrett has no regrets about moving on from the business.
"It hadn't bothered me," he said.
However, Cloninger knows the role will be hard to fill.
"It'll be very difficult to replace (Jarrett) with his quality of work," he said. "He's a good friend and a loyal person to the Lincolnton High School Athletic Department. He's been a true help."
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Pig menace has been reported in Eluru and other adjoining areas. These pigs have reportedly become threat to people on health ground.Apart from disseminating brain fever and other diseases, the pigs are reportedly attacking the people. MLA Bujji has called upon the municipal office staff and created the awareness about the health hazards.Municipal staff were seen killing the pigs under 'Operation Pig'.


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- Pauly Shore talks adoption and Stephen Baldwin. (Pop Eater)
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text: Euro 2012 - France v England match preview Visit Paddy Power Save For Later Posted by Raymond Doyle 11 Jun 2012 Tweet France's midfielder Yoann Gourcuff (L) vies with England's Steven Gerrard during their international friendly football match at Wembley Stadium in London, on November 17, 2010. France won 1-2. (credit: FRANCK FIFE/AFP/Getty Images) Related Articles See all France v England newsEuro 2012 - Darren Bent begins road to recovery for ChampionshipsEuro 2012 - Cole not giving up hope on England call upEuro 2012 - Republic of Ireland v Croatia match previewTrapattoni faces tough decisions before squad announcementEuro 2012 - Russia v Czech Republic - Match PreviewEuro 2012 - Poland v Greece match previewEngland star Wilshere ruled out of Euro 2012Klose may miss rest of Serie A seasonRedknapp still favourite for England job despite Cup heartbreakEuro 2012 - Ukraine v Sweden - Match PreviewEngland Euro 2012 squad should include Paul Scholes claim United team-matesUEFA chief blasts Ukrainian 'bandits and crooks' for Euro 2012 hotel pricesPeter Crouch should be among Stoke players at Euro 2012 claims SorensonHatem Ben Arfa tipped for France Euro 2012 squad by Patrick VieiraSweden striker out to make life difficult for England at Euro 2012Germany star Lukas Podolski set for Arsenal FC move Share it Pin It Match DetailsGroup D Match: France v EnglandVenue: Dondbass Arena, DonetskTime/Date: 19:00 11th June 2012England begin their European Championship campaign against France as they aim to become the first ever English side to win the tournament. New England boss Roy Hodgson will go into the game without the services of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney, who will start the first of his two game suspension, so much will depend on who England start up front. From their last friendly against Holland, of England three main strikers – Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge and Frazier Campbell – none have scored an International goal with only 7 senior caps between them. Expect the likes of Ashley Young, Theo Walcott or Stewart Downing act as two of a three main front line with Andy Carroll filling in the number 9.Following his role of captain against the Dutch last February, we're expecting to see Scott Parker anchor the midfield alongside Frank Lampard allowing Steven Gerrard to support Carroll up front. The only question for the back four is whether or not Rio Ferdinand makes the plane to Ukraine. If the Manchester United centre half doesn't make it, Chelsea duo John Terry and Gary Cahill should be the centre half partnership with Glen Johnson and Ashley Cole taking up the full backs spots. For the French, they qualified top of Group D taking 21 points from a possible 30 following on from a disastrous World Cup 2010. New coach Laurent Blanc will be looking to recapture the form of the Euro 2000 side that went on to claim their second European Championship. The French coach will be delighted with his side's form after their 2-1 win over Germany in Bremen in February. Montpellier striker Olivier Giroud scored his first international goal against the Germans while Chelsea wide man Florent Malouda continued his recent good form for the national side after scoring three goals in qualifying. If France can get the likes of Samir Nasri, Franc Ribery and Real Madrid star Karim Benzema all fit and playing well, the French will fancy themselves to get off to the perfect start. 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Heavy Sigh
by Susan Warren Utley
Long day
Big changes
Sad and awkward goodbyes
Fond memories
Moving forward
Tomorrow improvise
Introducing Flash Fridays on Creative Procrastination:
I found this little poem in one of my journals today. At first I couldn't recall what happened that day or what inspired me. Seems like I've had to say a lot of goodbyes lately. Then it hit me. This was my first Unemployed Friday after five and a half years of delighting in Early Go Fridays with Sporthill/Amdega. On Early Go Fridays, the factory in England closed down at about 10:30 East Coast Time and more often than not, my boss would send me home early extending my weekend as well. The day the factory closed forever I got more than just a few extra hours added to my Early Go Friday. It was a very surreal day for me but fortunately while some of the goodbyes were final, a few were just "for now." Even though we no longer share an office, I get together about once a week with my good friend Donna over at Twin Creeks Musings to swap farm stories, share craft ideas and brainstorm on how we're going to become millionaires.
As for moving forward, I feel good about the direction I'm heading in. The writing is going well and I am making progress in the editing phase of the manuscript. Even Creative Procrastination is getting much needed attention without taking too much time away from the writing goals. In an effort to keep the content fresh, while at the same time adhering to the new writing schedule, I recently added Wordless Wednesdays in which I feature a simple photo to be viewed for pleasure or to act as a writing prompt. I wish I could say it was my brainchild but if you do a quick Google search you'll find it a regular feature on many blogs. Now, in honor of the passing of Early Go Fridays but still in keeping with the general idea of adding just a few extra hours to my weekend, I am introducing Flash Fridays. Here I will feature pithy little posts of flash fiction, poetry, or other tidbits that might strike my fancy. This one is my brainchild and has no connection with the Flash Friday of urban legend in which hot chicks flash their boobs alongside California highways. There will be no boob flashing here.
Yes, my weekends are pretty long these days and even though I'll never get to own an Amdega Summerhouse, I haven't let go of the idea of building my own Writing Shed. For now, it is a work in progress. Kind of like me. Featured last week on Wordless Wednesday, here's a photo of my new summer office and future riverside location of my dream Writing Shed, plans currently in revision.


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Deep Silver has today announced the development of Ride to Hell, an in-house next-gen video game set in the last years of the 1960s, a time of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.
The free-roaming action game promises to provide players with the freedom of riding full throttle with their gang on a variety of different vehicles through the dusty flats of Western America. Players will need to protect their turf, their brothers and their machines from rival gangs.
Deep Silver is teaming up with leading creative companies such as Eutechnyx, Perspective Studios, and others, to bring the authentic game world of 'Ride to Hell' to life.
"The Deep Silver development team has worked on some of the greatest and grittiest, freeform-style games to ever hit the market," Cathy Tische, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Deep Silver, Inc. "They are pulling out all the stops to bring the biker gang world alive in Ride to Hell, from the 1960s art style, music and scenery to the completely raw and intense game play."
Ride to Hell is in development for next-gen consoles and PC, with a simultaneous release planned for Q2 2009.


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Lance is the least ref-respected Pacer.
The poor officiating continues.
Really don't want ticky tack fouls on the best free throw shooting team in the league.
NICE ball movement on last possession...
I hate Perkins.
Good Help Defense by Hibbert on Durant.
Hibbert got one of the calls that Martin gets.
Get your weight up Hibbert!!!
wtf george?????????????
PG gettin cute again
PG :rolleyes:
PG's missed bunny cost us a 4 point swing :(
Lance is still hesitating.....that hesitation cost him from getting some good footing on that shot.
Don't know how that is the right call he fell down on his own accord.
man pg has to stay focused, he's so complacent at times , its like he doesnt want it bad enough
Paul George you should dunk that **** and not be afraid of being blocked or whatever.
hibbert is terrible.. just turn throw it up and hope for the best
Too much time to think.
Hill should have not hesitated on this 3 :(
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I don't know if the person who designed my house was a man or a woman, but judging by the size of its closets, I'd bet money the person wasn't a clotheshorse. My 11-year-old daughter and I, on the other hand, should be eating hay.
My family and I moved into our '70s house eight years ago and I immediately had to get creative about where to hang our duds. With one look at the cubby in the master bedroom I could tell there would be issues. My husband could see that too.
"I can use the hall closet," he said, referring to the one by the front door. Excellent, I thought. But where would we put our coats?
Eventually I figured things out as we unpacked and I utilized every closet, nook and cranny downstairs and in my son's room to store the overflow of whatever wouldn't fit more conveniently upstairs. As long as I stayed organized it worked.
I would store our winter clothes in Rubbermaid bins in the summer and then switch them out in the fall. This strategy helped at first, but after time my organized chaos just turned to chaos.
A couple of weeks ago I was madly looking for my polka dot halter dress and getting frustrated at not being able to find it anywhere. I could have worn something else, but I stubbornly kept looking. In a hurry, I bent over to pick a bag off the floor of my dark, cluttered closet and somehow drove my face directly into the sharp corner of a black stacking box, hitting it so hard that I thought I broke my nose. Luckily I didn't.
I did break the skin and it bled for awhile, but getting that self-induced punch in the face made me realize that I needed to do something about my storage situation.
At first I thought I'd do my regular juggling routine, swapping out the seasonal clothing and donating whatever didn't fit or was rarely worn, but then I got an idea. Why not convert one of the small bedrooms I used to use as an office into a big walk-in-closet? If I could use that to store all my clothes, as well as all my daughter's clothes, my husband could move his stuff into the bedroom, the coats could go in the hall closet and Daisy could have more space.
While she was away at camp last week, I decided to do it. I removed the copious amounts of office, scrapbooking and art supplies from the chosen room and painted the walls a bright, happy orange. My husband attached long wooden dowels to the walls and everything from her room and mine were either hung up or folded neatly into labeled boxes and stacked on shelves.
Once I was done it felt like I'd created a cheerful little clothing store that I couldn't wait for Daisy to shop in. Sorting through the bins I'd found all kinds of stuff I'd forgotten I even had, and things that would seem brand new to her.
When she first saw the orderly walk-in-closet she fell to her knees and screamed in delight. It was just the overly dramatic reaction I was hoping for.
This re-arrangement will help me get more organized in all parts of the house, but I now have to deal with the aftermath of the office, scrapbooking and art supplies that has our downstairs looking like an episode of the TV show "Hoarders."
Oh well, it might take me days to uncover a stapler or paintbrush, but at least I can find my polka dot halter dress without looking like I've been in a fight.
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In the past we've had a meeting each year called "The State of PHIT" to talk about the current status of the theater and our plans for the future, but we decided that sounded way to self-important and/or political. Come on out for one of the dates we'll be doing this presentation and hear what the theater has planned for 2012, where we need help, and how you can get involved:
- Monday, February 27, 2012 @ 7:00 p.m.
- Saturday, March 3, 2012 @ noon
You'll be hearing from a variety of people running various aspects of the theater and important projects as well as PHIT Executive Director Greg Maughan. We think it'll be information (if not totally exciting) and if it's any extra incentive: there will be snacks. Complete details are available at the special event page for PHIT's Year Ahead 2012.


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Welcome to the online community of the B-PEACE for Jorge Campaign, an effort of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts to address the root causes of violence.
In John's Gospel, the first gift of the risen Christ to his frightened disciples was God's peace. Christ sends us out with the gift of peace, just as he sent out our ancestors in the faith. Every one of us can be a bearer of peace in eastern Massachusetts and beyond.
From the mass killings in places like Aurora in Colorado, Newtown in Connecticut, and Charleston in South Carolina, to the injustice of police brutality in Ferguson, Cleveland and Staten Island, to the senseless murders of children and teenagers on American city streets, including our own in Boston, Lynn, Brockton and New Bedford–the violence which is everywhere in our country profoundly touches all of us.
B-PEACE is a program of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.
B-PEACE stands for:
Bishop's Action Steps Toward Peace:
Programs for youth
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Communities for families
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Holy Synod reaffirms 1994 Guidelines for responding to sexual misconduct allegations
During their spring session April 1-4, 2002, members of the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Orthodox Church in America reaffirmed guidelines for initial response to allegations or charges of sexual misconduct they initially had issued in 1994.
"In light of current media reports involving sexual abuse, the hierarchs felt the need and duty to reaffirm their position, as initially stated in 1994," according to the Very Rev. John Matusiak, OCA Communications Director. "The hierarchs also stated that they will not tolerate 'the horrible sin of sexual abuse at any age by any person."
The 1994 guidelines offer detailed procedures for making an initial response to allegations and charges of sexual misconduct. The full text of the 1994 guidelines appears below.
1. Take seriously all allegations or charges of sexual misconduct. The Office of the Metropolitan will designate one or more persons as trained investigators to deal with cases of alleged sexual misconduct, and the services of Legal Counsel will be made available as circumstances may require.
2. The recipient of a complaint lodged against a clergyman, Church worker, or Church member must immediately notify the diocesan bishop. The diocesan bishop will immediately inform the Office of the Metropolitan that such an allegation or charge has been made. It is important that the Church administration be involved in this process since in the case of litigation the Church as a whole, rather than any specific person, parish, or diocese, is exposed to liability.
3. At this point, if deemed necessary the Metropolitan will appoint a trained investigator to the case. The investigator will be skilled in issues surrounding sexual misconduct, and particularly sexual addiction. The investigator's duties will be to: a.] conduct a thorough investigation of the case resulting in a comprehensive written report addressed to the Metropolitan and the diocesan bishop; and b.] serve as advisor to the Metropolitan and the diocesan bishop in regard to issues surrounding the matter.
4. The investigator will obtain a written, signed and dated report as soon as possible from the person[s] raising the allegations or charges. This should include permission to approach the accused, if the accused is not yet aware of the allegations or charges being made.
5. After reviewing the written allegations with legal counsel, the Office of the Metropolitan and the diocesan bishop shall determine whether to proceed with steps 6, 7, 8, and 9, and whether the relevant insurance carrier should be notified. If the complaint involves specifically criminal activities, then the police must be notified. Patricularly strict regulations exist concerning the reporting of incidents involving children and other vulnerable people.
6. If so instructed, the investigator will then approach the accused person, and make that person aware of the accusations which have been made. The diocesan bishop will relieve the accused person of their duties, without suspending pay, pending investigation of the matter. (This is a particularly controversial step, however it is better to err on the side of discretion.) At this time, the dicoesan bishop will recommend that the accused seek private legal counsel (i.e., counsel not associated with the parish, diocese, or territorial church). He will also make pastoral resources available to the accused and his/her family through people not involved in the investigation.
7. The diocesan bishop will then contact the alleged victim[s] and their family[ies]. He will make pastoral resources available to them through people not involved in the investigation. This step is a pastoral, rather than investigative, initiative.
8. If an arrest or formal charge has been made, the diocesan bishop will, in consultation with the Office of the Metropolitan, the investigator, and legal counsel, promptly prepare and have read to the parish family a written statement informing them that this arrest or charge has occurred and that the person charged has been relieved of their duties until the investigation has been completed. Keep a copy of this written statement. Say no more about the alleged incident at that time. The parish will need to be led through a process of healing, but only once the outcome of the investigation is known.
9. Once the above steps have been completed the investigator will proceed with his/her formal investigation into the matter in the manner in which he/she has been trained. The investigator's report will be reviewed by the Office of the Metropolitan, the diocesan bishop, and legal counsel to determine what additional action (if any) should be taken.
Note: Do not be tempted to do more than what is specified above, such as take sides or extend financial assistance to one or another of the parties, even if at the time pastoral concerns seem to indicate otherwise. The above guidelines are designed to keep the Church involved, but not entangled or enmeshed, in situations involving sexual misconduct. Such an approach will allow for a fair investigation, meet the immediate pastoral needs of those involved, and prepare the ground for long-term healing and eventual closure.


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After months of waiting, the release dates for two of this year's most anticipated games have been announced. Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 will be available on store shelves this October, and both will be joined by the downloadable Pokemon Dream Radar. If catching 'em all doesn't sound all that appealing to you, then the promise of Guild Wars 2 this August just may.
It's been quite the build up leading to the release of Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2. The games have only just released in Japan, to instant retail success, and now Nintendo has detailed when it plans to repeat the same financial triumph in North America. Trainers, get ready for October 7th, because this is the day that the pair of new adventures will be unleashed amongst the legions of pocket monster enthusiasts.
Accompanying the pair of Poke-sequels is the 3DS exclusive Pokemon Dream Radar, which will interact with the DS games in an interesting fashion. Wild Pokemon caught within PDR can be transferred into Black 2 and White 2, giving 3DS owners a huge incentive to play the duo of anticipated titles on the newer portable.
Not to be outdone by the likes of Nintendo's Pokemon franchise, NCsoft has publically established the release date for Guild Wars 2. PC gamers high on expectations will finally be able to sink their teeth in the sequel to Guild Wars this August 28th. The team at ArenaNet have been working on the MMO for several years, and their hard work will finally be realized when the final product releases in exactly two months time.
All of the previously mention titles each have a strong following, and should perform righteously at retail. As the days inevitably wind down towards each release, gamers will be exitedly crossing days off their calendar, so let's just hope that time flies.
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ASL on AOL's Blogger Radio
Wayne Ford and Lisa Timmons (your beloved ASL contributors, as well as the hosts of "Liquid Lunch Podcast") recently lent their expert ears to AOL Radio's special feature, entitled, "Blogger Radio." They selected a playlist of 150 of their favorite, sexiest, best songs expressing the feeling that "HEY, it's FRIDAY!" and you can listen to it NOW for FREE!!!
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1) Glamorous by Fergie
2) Luxurious by Gwen Stefani
3) Celebrity Skin by Hole
4) Rumors by Lindsay Lohan
5) So Rich, So Pretty by Mickey Avalon
6) Sk8ter Boi by Avril Lavigne
7) In My Life by Avery Storm, Mase and Nelly (on Nelly's "Suit" Album)
8) Golddigger by Kanye West
9) One Night Only (Disco) by Beyonce Knowles
10) Baby Mama by Fantasia Barrino
11) Material Girl by Madonna
12) Can't Stand Me Now by the Libertines
13) 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton
14) Walking on Broken Glass by Annie Lennox
15) Irreplaceable by Beyonce Knowles
16) I Bet You Look Good on the Dance Floor by the Arctic Monkeys
17) I Want It That Way by the Backstreet Boys
18) Manic Monday the Bangles
19) Say My Name by Destiny's Child
20) Friend of Mine (remix) by Kelly Price (featuring R. Kelly and Ron Isley)
21) No More Drama by Mary J. Blige
22) Rebel Yell by Billy Idol
23) Pump It by the Black Eyed Peas
24) Shake It Fast by Mystikal
25) Take Me There (remix) by Blackstreet
26) My Love Is Like Whoah by Mya
27) Are You That Somebody? by Aaliyah
28) One Minute Man by Missy Elliot
29) Ain't No Other Man by Christina Aguilera
30) Waiting for Tonight by JLO
31) Dirrty by Christina Aguilera
32) Toxic by Britney Spears
33) It's Not Right, But It's OK (Thunderpuss remix) by Whitney Houston
34) The Case of the Ex by Mya
35) Check On It by Beyonce and Slim Thug
36) How Will I Know (Junior Vasquez Mix) by Whitney Houston
37) My Love (Paul Oakenfeld mix) by Justin Timberlake
38) (I've Just Begun) Having My Fun by Britney Spears
39) Bonnie & Clyde by Jay-Z and Beyonce
40) Big Pimpin' (feat. UGK) by Jay-Z
41) One by Mary J. Blige and U2
42) Stand Up by Ludacris
43) What's Your Fantasy by Ludacris
44) B.O.B. by Outkast
45) U Remind Me by Usher
46) Crazy In Love by Beyonce
47) 1 Thing by Amerie
48) Fighter by Christina Aguilera
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50) So Excited by Janet Jackson
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61) Suzie by Boy Kill Boy
62) Mr. Brightside by The Killers
63) When You Were Young by The Killers
64) What Goes Around Comes Around by Justin Timberlake
65) My Love Is Your Love (the Jonathan Peters mix) by Whitney Houston
66) Just Like A Pill by Pink
67) Izzo by Jay-Z
68) The Boy Is Mine by Monica and Brandy
69) Take Your Momma by the Scissor Sisters
70) I Don't Feel Like Dancing by the Scissor Sisters
71) The (After) Life of the Party by Fall Out Boy
72) Touch It by Monifah
73) Machine Head by Bush
74) Hey Ma by Cam'ron
75) Do Something by Britney Spears
76) Get Right by JLO
77) Like A Prayer by Madonna
78) She Drives Me Crazy by Fine Young Cannibals
79) Knock 'Em Out by Lily Allen
80) Little Lies by Fleetwood Mac
81) Ex-Girlfriend by No Doubt
82) Bad Boyfriend by Garbage
83) Objection (Tango) by Shakira
84) Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand
85) Hate It Or Love It by the Game
86) Can't Hide from Luv by Mary J. Blige and Jay-Z
87) Summer Nights by Lil' Rob
88) Hey Mami by Fannypack
89) AM to PM by Christina Milian
90) Ignition (remix) by R. Kelly
91) Over and Over Again by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
92) Brim Full of Asha by Cornershop
93) Like a Feather by Nikka Costa
94) Legend of a Cowgirl by Imani Coppola
95) Time after Time by Cyndi Lauper
96) One More Time by Daft Punk
97) I Believe In A Thing Called by The Darkness
98) You Gotta Be by Des'ree
99) Don't Mess With My Man by Nivea
100) Misfit by Elefant
101) Unbelievable by EMF
102) Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics
103) Worked Up So Sexual by The Faint
104) Stupid Girl by Garbage
105) Heart of Glass by Blondie
106) Maneater by Nelly Furtado
107) All For You by Janet Jackson
108) Crazy by Gnarls Barkley
109) Dare by Gorillaz
110) What You Waiting For by Gwen Stefani
111) Since You've Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson
112) Love Me or Hate Me by Lady Sovereign
113) Bossy by Kelis
114) A Boy Named Sue by Johnny Cash
115) Jolene by Dolly Parton
116) Diamonds from Sierra Leone by Kanye West (feat. Jay-Z)
117) Overnight Celebrity by Twista
118) Get Some Crunk In Yo System by Pastor Troy
119) Love Like This by Faith Evans
120) Bitch by Meredith Broooks
121) Billy Jean by Michael Jackson
122) Scream by Michael Jackson (feat. Janet Jackson)
123) He's My Brother by Latoya Jackson
124) Based On A True Story (Mama Told Me ) by Miss Trinity
125) It Takes More by Ms. Dynamite
126) Ride Wit Me by Nelly and City Spud
127) Miss Independent by Kelly Clarkson
128) Promiscuous by Nelly Furtado
129) West End Girls by Pet Shop Boys
130) Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic by the Police
131) Don't Cha by the Pussycat Dolls
132) Hips Don't Lie by Shakira and Wyclef Jean
133) Beautiful Liar by Shakira and Beyonce
134) Hands Open by Snow Patrol
135) Two Princes by Spin Doctors
136) Dakota by Stereophonics
137) Fit But You Know It by the Streets
138) Rockin' Over The Beat by Technotronic
139) What's Love Got To Do With It by Tina Turner
140) Together Again by Janet Jackson
141) Please by Toni Braxton
142) Volcano Girls by Veruca Salt
143) Wasted Little DJ's by The View
144) Blister in the Sun by the Violent Femmes
145) Undone (the Sweater Song) by Weezer
146) Teenage Dirtbag by Weatus
147) Honestly by Zuwan
148) Heartbreaker by Mariah Carey
149) Here It Goes Again by OK Go
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BRADENTON, Fla. — Joe Beimel tried to throw a bullpen this morning at McKechnie Field, but felt more pain in his left forearm and was immediately shut down. Beimel is scheduled for an MRI exam.
If this turns out to be a serious injury, it would be a huge blow to the Pirates' bullpen. Beimel was slated to be the primary lefty setup guy and there doesn't yet appear to be a glaring, sure-fire Plan B.


text: You fellow loungers in Germany are finding some great hats.The Huckels here are basicaly the modern day junk that are hard as a rock. I know that Huckel made some beautiful hats years ago as we used to sell them in our store. Unfortunately what we see here today is not what you guys get in Europe due to the distributor here buying the low end quality. Steven www.bencrafthats.com


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Last year, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 962, making it a crime to deliver handgun ammunition if the transaction is not done face-to-face, and if the driver fails to determine, through government identification, whether the recipient is legally authorized to receive the ammo.
This is a back door effort by the anti-gun lobby to stop private ownership of guns. In the immortal words of Rooster Cogburn, "A gun that's unloaded and cocked ain't good for nothing."
This law is scheduled to go into effect in February and criminalizes much of the commercial shipping of handgun ammunition in the state.
Drivers for delivery firms (UPS, FedEx, etc.) would have to become the police by determining what is being shipped and whether the person is qualified to receive it.
Second Amendment-advocates, including the NRA and the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, are vowing to fight the statute.
They also contend that the law violates the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act, which prohibits states from interfering with common carriers, saying, "We cannot allow California to subject our members to criminal liability where the state has no right to meddle."
The real fear is that the law could set a precedent that would influence anti-gun local governments nationwide to set up a nightmare of a bureaucracy. The more red tape they create, the more they discourage people from becoming involved in shooting sports.
Finally, this is all about stopping Internet sales of ammunition. If you control the ammunition, you control the gun.
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Liverpool's Raheem Sterling scores winner
Forward Raheem Sterling scored his first Liverpool goal to give manager Brendan Rodgers his maiden home league win against former club Reading.
Sterling, the England Under-21 international at 17 years and 317 days old, became the club's second-youngest Premier League goalscorer behind Michael Owen.
His strike should not have been the Reds' sole effort but such are their problems up front this season -- prior to kick-off only Sunderland (two) and bottom club QPR (one) had scored fewer at home -- winless Reading remained in the game right up until the final whistle.
The first half was virtually one-way traffic but the hosts lacked a cutting edge, too often over-complicating matters with one pass too many in and around the penalty area.
Sterling found himself in the best attacking positions on several occasions but managed to get a shot off on target just once and Alex McCarthy easily held.
During an injury break for Jem Karacan, who was eventually forced off by the effect of Steven Gerrard's block tackle, Rodgers took the opportunity to pass on some advice to Sterling.
Whatever he said appeared to have the desired effect as in the 29th minute the England Under-21 international finally made the breakthrough.
Suarez's delicate flick-on was seized by the teenager who raced through the inside-right channel and fired a shot across McCarthy and into the far corner of the net.
"It was a brilliant goal," said Rodgers. "We have been asking him, Suso and the other wide players to try to break the line of defenders and he's done that. We've been doing a lot of work on that on the training field but all the credit goes to him because he's got to identify the moment to go in. It wasn't an easy chance because he is going away from goal, has a quick defender tracking him and to adjust his feet and have the technique to shoot across the keeper is wonderful. He's a terrific talent and he's got a good head on young shoulders."
Suarez, who has been at the head of an ongoing diving conversation, heard a strong reaction every time he was involved in a collision. He had seen one challenge by Kaspars Gorkss go unpunished, from which the striker curled a shot onto the roof of the net, and another given -- prompting a sarcastic standing ovation from Anfield before he drilled the free kick into the wall.
But the third instance, just before halftime, was the most contentious with Suarez going to ground under a challenge from his Latvian marker close to the byline.
Referee Roger East waved play on and then was soon waving away protests from a cluster of Liverpool players as he whistled for the interval.
Suarez, accompanied by the club doctor, gingerly hobbled off well after both teams had left the pitch but returned for the second half, which was less than a minute old when Sterling should have made it 2-0 having turned smartly in the penalty area but fired straight at the goalkeeper.
Elsewhere Saturday in the Premier League, Southampton's leaky defense cost it again as West Ham raced to a 4-1 victory at Upton Park, with all the goals coming in the second half.
It took the hosts less than three minutes of the second half to take control, Mark Noble and Kevin Nolan netting, but Adam Lallana pegged back in the 63rd minute.
However, Jose Fonte handled in the 72nd minute to give Noble the chance of a second from the spot before Modibo Maiga scored his first Premier League goal three minutes from time.
Two out-of-form teams met at the Liberty Stadium and it was Swansea who ended its five-game winless run with a 2-1 victory over Wigan.
Pablo Hernandez broke the deadlock in the 65th minute and Michu added a second two minutes later. Emmerson Boyce netted with a neat back heel to make it three goals in five minutes but Wigan could not find an equalizer.
It was a quiet afternoon at Craven Cottage for 84 minutes but Chris Baird ensured it was Fulham who took the three points with a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa.
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Food News Roundup: No More Starred Reviews, Mario Batali Settles Lawsuit + Notorious B.I.G. Food Lyrics
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Daily Dish: No more starred reviews in the L.A. Times, effective now.
The Salt, NPR's Food Blog: Mario Batali settles lawsuit alleging he and business partner Joe Bastianich took employee tips.
Gilt Taste: What Francis Lam learned about food from the Notorious B.I.G. ("The milks was chocolate; the cookies, buttercrunch.")
Fork In the Road: Marilyn Hegarty says the Olive Garden opening in Grand Forks, North Dakota, was "was one of the biggest deals in ages."
Shots, NPR's Health Blog: Women who drink (moderately!) have lower risk for stroke.
Smithsonian Food & Think Blog: On the history of white bread. (Why pre-sliced loafs were a novelty in 1928.)
Hack College: Ramen infographic with facts (95 billion servings were dished out in 2011), recipes (dandelion ramen).
The Atlantic: Could organic pollutants be partly responsible for the nation's spike in obesity?
Zester: Fast-paced Shanghai begins to make slow food.
Mattatouille: Matthew Kang explains his list of best spots in Koreatown.
Midtown Lunch: Chicken fingers at Chicken Lady Cafe.
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Alex McLeish's new contract couldn't stop Birmingham loss
Birmingham manager
Alex McLeish penned a new contract extension yesterday, but the news that the boss will be at St Andrews until at least 2013 was not enough to inspire victory against a ruthless West Bromwich Albion side.
The Scot has arguably been the club's most successful manager in the past five decades, leading them to ninth in the Premier League last season.
His side lost 3-1 to Roberto Di Matteo 's Baggies at The Hawthorns, despite controlling the first half and taking the lead.
The Blues got their goal on 15 minutes when Cameron Jerome cracked in a volley after a knock down from Scott Dann .
However, a second half collapse saw their rivals fire in three goals in 18 minutes, with a Dann own goal and strikes from Peter Odemwingie and Jonas Olsson .
Assist hero Dann turned villain by deflecting Jerome Thomas' shot into the net on 51 minutes, before Odemwingie rounded Blues keeper Ben Foster for the second.
Jonas Olsson then completed the scoring and wrapped up victory for West Brom, consigning McLeish's men to their first defeat of the season.
'It is a bitter-sweet day given the fact we have lost. But it is great to sign the contract at last,' the former Rangers, Scotland and Hibernian manager said.
He added that he is looking forward to helping with the development of the club and explained that Birmingham is now more secure.
The Blues now lie 11th on six points, while the Baggies have leapfrogged their rivals after the win, charging up the Premier League table to ninth place with seven points from five games.


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Macomb Police search for body of missing pipeline worker
Thu, 06 Mar 2014 16:12:25 GMT —
There are new developments in the Macomb murder case where police say a pipeline worker admitted to killing his roommate.
Authorities say they've searched a landfill north of Macomb and through numerous dumpsters along the pipeline in search of 65-year-old Juan Bustamante's body.
They believe Bustemante is rolled in a black blanket that was rolled inside a large piece of carpeting.
Macomb Police are asking citizens who live in southern McDonough County, Schuyler County and parts of Western Fulton County, especially those areas near the pipeline, to be on the lookout for anything that seems out of place.
A roommate reported Bustamante and 43-year-old Jose Bustos missing last Thursday.
Federal Marshals captured Bustos over the weekend in Aurora, Colorado.
He later admitted to killing Bustamante then hanged himself while awaiting transfer to the state courthouse in Denver.


text: Treatment By Mayo Clinic Staff Print If you don't experience symptoms, or your symptoms are mild, no treatment is needed for fibrocystic breasts. Severe pain or large, painful cysts associated with fibrocystic breasts may warrant treatment. Treatment options for breast cysts include: Fine-needle aspiration. Your doctor uses a hair-thin needle to drain the fluid from the cyst. Removing fluid confirms that the lump is a breast cyst and, in effect, collapses it, relieving associated discomfort. Surgical excision. Rarely, surgery may be needed to remove a persistent cyst-like lump that doesn't resolve after repeated aspiration and careful monitoring or has features that concern your doctor during a clinical exam. Examples of treatment options for breast pain include: Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) or prescription medication. Oral contraceptives, which lower the levels of cycle-related hormones linked to fibrocystic breast changes. Alternative medicineVitamins and dietary supplements may lessen breast pain symptoms and severity for some women. Ask your doctor if one of these might help you — and ask about doses and any possible side effects: Evening primrose oil. This supplement may change the balance of fatty acids in your cells, which may reduce breast pain. Vitamin E. Early studies showed a possible beneficial effect of vitamin E on breast pain in premenstrual women who experience breast pain that fluctuates during the menstrual cycle. In one study, 200 international units (IU) of vitamin E taken twice daily for two months improved symptoms in women with cyclic breast pain. There was no additional benefit after four months. For adults older than 18 years, pregnant women and breast-feeding women, the maximum dose of vitamin E is 1,000 milligrams daily (or 1,500 IU). If you try a supplement for breast pain, stop taking it if you don't notice any improvement in your breast pain after a few months. Try just one supplement at a time so that you can clearly determine which one helps alleviate the pain — or not. Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic DiagnosisDepartments & specialties Aug. 23, 2017 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References Fibrocystic breast disease. First consult. https://www.clinicalkey.com. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. AskMayoExpert. Breast pain. Rochester, Minn.: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; 2015. Non-cancerous breast conditions. American Cancer Society. http://www.cancer.org/healthy/findcancerearly/womenshealth/non-cancerousbreastconditions/non-cancerous-breast-conditions-fibrocystic-changes. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Mastalgia (breast pain). Merck Manual Professional Version. http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/gynecology-and-obstetrics/breast-disorders/mastalgia-breast-pain. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Sabel MS. Overview of benign breast disease. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Sabel MS. Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of a palpable breast mass. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Understanding breast changes: A health guide for women. American Cancer Society. http://www.cancer.gov/types/breast/understanding-breast-changes. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Jacobs LJ. Management of benign breast disease. In: Current Surgical Therapy. 11th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2016. http://www.clinicalkey.com. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Golshan M, et al. Breast pain. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Balleyguiera C, et al. Breast pain and imaging. Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging. 2015;96:1009. Rikers A. Breast Disease: Comprehensive Management. 2015;96:1009. Vitamin E fact sheet for consumers. National Institutes of Health. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminE-Consumer/. Accessed Jan. 26, 2016. Pruthi S (expert opinion). 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Great River Art has announced a display of Kathy Braud's artwork at the Morrison County Government Center in Little Falls. The show of large watercolor paintings is located on the second floor gallery and will be on display from now until the end of July. Kathy works mostly in watercolors with subjects ranging from floral to landscape scenes creating beautiful recollections of moments through her brush strokes.
As a Little Falls resident and lifelong supporter of the arts, Braud participates in art shows, various public displays and exhibitions including the Northstar Watermedia Society original watermedia show and sale located at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Braud has won numerous awards, most recently a purchase award for her rural schoolhouse painting that will be on display at a small gallery inside a rural school in Terrace. Her work represents a use of technique and color selection, perfect for a summer afternoon stroll through downtown Little Falls.
She is also currently displaying her artwork at the Centra Care Show in St. Cloud, along with the Salute to the Arts in the Q Gallery located at the Franklin Arts Center in Brainerd.
The Great River Arts Center is at 122 SE First St. in historic downtown Little Falls. It is open Wednesday – Friday, from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Saturday, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.


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USD College Democrats are IN for 2012
In 2008, young people made history by organizing for, and electing Barack Obama President. In the past 3 years, we have seen many benefits that would not have been realized without their efforts. To protect our progress and continue having a President who is such a strong advocate for this generation, we must do it again in 2012.
Last Monday, OFA State Director Ned Horsted spoke with the USD College Democrats to talk about President Obama's strong record for young Americans. We talked about the need to keep organizing for the next 12 months, and what the campaign should look like on campus. From student loan reform to increasing funding for schools, students have a lot to be thankful for. The President has our back and in 2012, we will have his. We will be tabling on campus in the next few weeks--sign up to join us, or apply to be a campus leader with the campaign today!


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QUIZ: Real or Fake "Saved by the Bell" Storylines
How well do you know "Saved by the Bell"? Just like you, I think I have seen every episode of the TV series about 3 times! From Jessie's caffeine pill freakout, to Kelly dumping Zach! But after taking this quiz, I got only 4 of them right! See how many you get!


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DTM-driver Michael Bartels wins 24-hour race on the Nordschleife Countdown towards the DTM-race at the rebuilt Sachsenring is running Stuttgart. Exactly three weeks before the fourth round of the DTM at the Sachsenring, June 15 till 17, ...
DTM-driver Michael Bartels wins 24-hour race on the Nordschleife Countdown towards the DTM-race at the rebuilt Sachsenring is running
Stuttgart. Exactly three weeks before the fourth round of the DTM at the Sachsenring, June 15 till 17, Opel-driver Michael Bartels has won the legendary 24-hour race at the Nurburgring-Nordschleife, together with former DTM-driver Pedro Lamy (Mercedes) and Zakspeed team boss Peter Zakowski, driving a Viper GTS-R. "An excellent motivation for the next DTM-round", says Bartels. "Even more so, as the Sachsenring is something like a mini-Nordschleife, with its up- and down-parts, fast sections and tricky corners. I have not yet driven at the Sachsenring after it was changed, but reportedly, it has become even more interesting than it was already."
Michael Bartels had won the endurance event already last year, then together with current Mercedes-DTM-driver Uwe Alzen. Just like Bartels, many members of the DTM-fraternity used the four weeks DTM-break for a participation in the Eifel, and not just the drivers. Opel's motorsport boss Volker Strycek shared an Opel Astra OPC with DTM-racer Timo Scheider and Stefan Kissling, they finished in 21st place. 22-year old Abt-Audi-driver Mattias Ekstrom came home in sixth place after his debut on the Nordschleife with his team, that also included DSF-DTM-commentator Burkhard Bechtel. ARD-expert Ellen Lohr, a former DTM-driver herself, was also successful, finishing ninth. Lohr's ARD-colleague Frank Klaas, who is a live-commentator during the DTM-qualifyingand also conducts the interviews in the DTM-pit lane, made it to the finish in tenth place. Olaf Manthey (Eschmann-Stahl AMG Mercedes) knows the Nordschleife as his back yard and has already taken part several times in the 24-hour classic. Manthey finished 17th, driving a Porsche 996 GT3-MR.
Abt-Audi-driver Christian Abt didn't make it to the finish at the Nordschleife, but is all the more looking forward to the Sachsenring: "This absolutely is my favourite track. I am convinced that we will be strong there with our car!" Nordschleife-winner Michael Bartels is also upbeat for the DTM-round in Saxony. His goal with the Opel Astra V8 Coupe: "A place within the top ten!"