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Dark Energy Digital will be releasing Hydrophobia Prophecy to Steam across Europe and North America tonight at 6pm.
Get your pre-order in before 6pm to secure a reduced price of £7.63. After this time the game will return to £8.99.
The game is an extensive reworking of Xbox LIVE's water scare title that received a largely negative reaction from reviewers when originally released.
This Steam iteration takes a page from Hydrophobia Pure, an update of the Xbox LIVE title that substantially overhauled many aspects of the original game.
This time the game sees even more changes, which includes "upgraded graphics, brand new gameplay mechanics, exclusive new levels, a reworked back story, a dramatic new ending, recast voice acting".
Dark Energy also introduce a new real-time feedback system, Darknet, which allows users to automatically give feedback to the developers. Darknet is an improved version of the Hydrophobia Listening Post which was a system originally presented as a series of questions of the game's website that allowed players to comment on the game.
Even after the soul crushing reviews that came out after Hydrophobia's original release Dark Energy Digital have come out looking like a surprisingly ambitious and audience-oriented developer. It's nice to see a company so stubbornly focused on improving their game.


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An East Gadsden man was shot in the face Monday on his front porch on Grant Avenue, according to neighbors.
An East Gadsden man was shot in the face Monday on his front porch on Grant Avenue, according to neighbors.
Neighbors said an unknown man in a ski mask knocked on Tavarius Perkins' door and when Perkins answered, he was shot in the jaw. His brother, Cedric Williams, 19, said Perkins survived the shooting.
"He got shot and he tried to close the door after he got hit," Williams said. "He gave me a thumbs up."
Perkins' cousin, C.J. Hollanquest, 15, said Perkins was well enough to call his mother to tell her he got shot. Hollanquest did not see Perkins before he went to the hospital.
Seckorie Chatman lives across the street from Perkins. He said he wasn't home at the time of the shooting, but his wife was and she didn't hear the gunfire. Chatman said his young daughter did, however, and assumed the noise was firecrackers.
Chatman said he has worked with Perkins since 2011 at Keystone Foods in Rainbow City. He said he has no idea why anyone would want to hurt Perkins.
"He's actually a good guy, unlike certain people out here that live a certain lifestyle," Chatman said. "All he does is go to work and he comes home. He plays his Xbox and shoots basketball, that's all he does."
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I like this story because she chose a shovel and not a machine. When she went into the city, she was able to get a job and plant her own flowers in her backyard. This story made me think of my mom and dad because the farmer and Bridie reminds me of how they act. I also like Miss Bridie because she had long hair.
If you like to plant trees and gardens and like to be outside, then you should read this book.


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A long, dry spell in late summer coupled with root-weakening coolness in the spring, then rain and cloudiness during picking have led to peanut yields in Virginia and North Carolina that will definitely be down from 2004.
The weather-plagued crop appeared well short of yield expectations as October came to an end.
In Virginia, Joel Faircloth, Extension peanut agronomist, said that the Suffolk County area had timely rains, but most other peanut-growing areas were extremely dry.
"One thing that really hurt this season was that some farms went 30 days without a significant rain," says Faircloth. "That's a long time for us. The peanuts sat in dry soils, and the pods weren't maturing. I think we will see a yield loss from that."
There were a lot of pod diseases in susceptible varieties, which will worsen the yield picture.
David Jordan, North Carolina Extension peanut agronomist, says the crop looked good early in the season. "But then we had some dry weather. Later, it began raining, but it was sporadic. It was dry for all of our peanut areas in August, and most of them were still dry in October."
But after many peanuts were dug and ready to be harvested, there were 5 to 10 inches of rain followed by cloudiness. "That led to a lot of mold and damage," said Jordan. "Some peanuts were bumped down to Seg 2. Then we had wet weather for some time afterward.
"Before harvest, I thought we might average 3,025 pounds per acre. But since we didn't have a good fall, 3,000 pounds per acre may be more realistic."
Jordan anticipated a harvest of 95,000 acres, about 10,000 acres less than in 2004.
"I am projecting production of 142,000 tons, but that may be low," he said.
The October crop report from USDA forecast Virginia-North Carolina production at 359 million pounds, down 2 percent from 2004. Expected acreage for harvest, at 118,000, is down 14 percent from last year. Yield is forecast at 3,044 pounds per acre, down 398 pounds from the previous year. As of Oct. 2, peanut harvest was 9 percent complete in North Carolina and 22 percent complete in Virginia. Both states lagged behind their five-year averages by 6 and 12 percentage points, respectively.
The Virginia/North Carolina area grows almost entirely Virginia varieties. "At this time, just a few runner peanuts are planted in Virginia, all for seed," says Faircloth. "There may be some potential for runners here due to some disease resistance they have."
Jordan says about 4,000 acres of runner peanuts are grown in North Carolina, along with just a smattering of Spanish, perhaps 200 acres.
Among Virginia varieties, the dominant are Perry, VA 98R, Gregory and Wilson in Virginia, and Gregory, VA 98R, NCV11 and Perry in North Carolina. Some new Virginia-type varieties may soon play a part: Champs, an early season peanut from Virginia, and Phillips and Brantley from North Carolina.
"The growers who are successful in peanuts in this region are the ones who can consistently produce high yields. You have to ask yourself if you can get the yields that will be needed under the current price structure," says Jordan.
In a season like 2005, air flow is going to be an important factor in curing efficiency.
If air flow rates are too low, the peanuts will mold. If the air flow is excessive, the energy costs will be high. The general recommended air flow of 50 cubic feet per minute per square foot of curing floor (cfm/sq ft) at 0.75 inch static pressure is sufficient to cure up to 25 percent moisture peanuts five feet deep. The air flow provides 10 cubic feet per minute per cubic foot of peanuts at a depth of five feet.
You need a higher air flow for the first half of the curing cycle than the second. That's because after your hulls are dry, especially during the last half of the curing cycle, the drying efficiency goes down. By comparison, when the hulls are wet, drying efficiency is very high.
On a multiple-trailer plenum system, air flow can be reduced during the last part of the curing cycle by partially closing the air gates of the trailers during the last half of the curing period, said Gary Roberson, Extension agricultural engineer. Generally, having the air gate half open keeps the curing efficiency high during the final curing stage.
By reducing the air flow to some trailers in the final curing stages, the other trailers in the first curing stages containing peanuts with wet hulls will receive an increased air flow.
Do not partially close enough air gates to restrict the fan or to cause the heater to malfunction.
On many curing systems, the trailer nearest the fan receives the least air. On these systems, the adjustments can be made by starting the newly filled trailers on the farthest end from the fan until the hulls are dry, then moving this trailer to the other end of the plenum nearest the fan.


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Updated: Hudson men suffer serious injuries in Raymond crashBy APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
March 16. 2013 3:50PM
HUDSON - Two Hudson men suffered life-threatening injuries early Saturday when they were thrown from their vehicle after it struck a tree and burst into flames in Raymond.
Andrew Ocasio and Brandon Masterson, both 20, were transported to the Elliot Hospital and are being treated for serious injuries after being ejected from the vehicle, a 2007 Subaru.
Shortly after 2 a.m. Saturday morning, local police were summoned to a crash scene on Chester Road in Raymond, where both victims were found unconscious.
It is unclear at this time which of the men was driving the car.
According to their Facebook profiles, Masterson and Ocasio were both members of Alvirne High School's Class of 2011.
Masterson currently attends Nashua Community College and is employed by the Apple store in Nashua.
Ocasio is employed as a welder/fabricator at TND Companies, according to his profile.
Masterson, who was later transported to Mass General Hospital, was in critical condition on Saturday after suffering severe head trauma, a family member confirmed.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The family of a 5-year-old girl abducted from her Philadelphia elementary school and found partially clothed at a playground the next day has sued the school district.
The civil rights lawsuit accuses the district of ignoring a longstanding practice of not releasing children to unauthorized adults.
Lawyer Tom Kline says the school district let a woman without proper identification take the girl from Bryant Elementary School in January 2013. He says the girl suffered "horrible injuries" before she was found at 4 a.m. on a frigid day.
Suspect Christina Regusters is awaiting trial in the case. Her lawyer maintains that others were involved.
The lawsuit names school district officials and the teacher who allegedly released the girl.
District spokeswoman Raven Hill says the district does not comment on pending litigation.


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Two men who worked for BP during the 2010 Gulf oil spill disaster that killed 11 and spewed 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico have been charged with manslaughter and a third with lying to federal investigators
Two men who worked for BP during the 2010 Gulf oil spill disaster that killed 11 and spewed 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico have been charged with manslaughter and a third with lying to federal investigators
The indictments were made public Thursday just hours after BP announced it was paying $4.5 billion in a settlement with the U.S. government over the disaster.
The fine and criminal charges are on top of tens of billions the company set aside earlier for cleanup and economic damage claims and the potential of millions more in civil claims to come.
Of course, BP should pay for the lives lost and the environmental and economic horror this man-made disaster visited on the Gulf and its residents.
But it is interesting to wonder what might have been, had the Justice Department been as aggressive in pursuing fines and criminal liability against those responsible for another man-made disaster: the nation's financial meltdown that triggered the Great Recession.
Not one person has been charged. In that disaster - which killed jobs, destroyed whole neighborhoods hit hard by foreclosures, and caused public treasuries to bleed out as government revenue sources disappeared - taxpayers had to rush in and shore up some of the nation's biggest financial institutions. Had we failed to bail out the banks the country could have slipped into a full-fledged economic depression.
By way of perspective, the $4.5 billion fine BP is paying is the largest levied against a private company. It's also less than the company's third quarter profit of $5.2 billion.
The wait goes on for final results in the Nov. 6 election. San Joaquin County's mail-in ballots have been counted, but election officials are still plowing through 17,000 provisional ballots.
Those ballots - cast by those whose names weren't on the precinct roles, or to make sure those who received mail ballots didn't vote twice - have to be verified individually. It will take days.
That leaves three local elections in question: the Bill Berryhill-Cathleen Galgiani race in the state's 5th Senate District; the Gloria Allen-Monica Hernandez race in Stockton Unified's Area 1; and the Elizabeth Yip Blanchard-Claudia Moreno race in Delta College's Area 2. A fourth race, the Diana Lowery-Moses Zapian race for the District 5 seat on the Stockton City Council, also is not final, although challenger Zapian has about a 2,000 vote lead over the incumbent.
This is maddening, but necessary. Accuracy is more important than speed.
Not a bad three years in the bigs for Buster Posey.
OK, year two wasn't the best. That's when the San Francisco Giants catcher went down with a terrible injury after a crushing collision at home plate.
But year one for Posey included a World Series ring and a Rookie of the Year award.
And year three included another World Series ring, a Comeback Player of the Year award and, announced Thursday, the coveted Most Valuable Player award for the National League.
Think this guy's headed to Cooperstown?
Let's not forget to tip our hat to Miguel Cabrera, the first Triple Crown winner in 45 years, who won MVP honors in the American League.
But let's not forget the Detroit Tigers third baseman's World Series performance this year ... even though he undoubtedly wants to. Giants fans say thanks, Miguel.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if the ongoing national sex scandal involving a former four-star general/CIA director and another four-star general headed for a big promotion was nothing more than raging male hormones, towering egos, and a catfight between two women vying for the generals' attention?
OK, we do have that FBI agent who sent shirtless photos to one of the women.
But still, wouldn't it be wonderful if state secrets weren't part of this?


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DrPetter's "Basic sound theory and synthesis"
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"We're the Millers," a raunchy, druggy, profanity-laced comedy starring Jason Sudeikis and Jennifer Aniston, is a dog-days movie, the kind of left-handed programmer that slips easily onto screens in August, makes a few bills and exits without much notice. There's nothing special about it — this is a movie made to exploit the hard-R successes of "The Hangover" and "Bridesmaids" — but it would be dishonest to claim it isn't funny. The laughs may come in fits and starts, usually by way of sight gags and set pieces, but they do come. And then they go.
Sudeikis plays David, a middle-aged pot dealer whose career as easygoing weed man takes a turn when his boss (Ed Helms) forces him to travel to Mexico and bring back "a smidge" of "marriage-ya-wanna." At first stymied by the prospect of evading border security, David lights on the idea of making the run in an RV while impersonating the clean-cut dad of an all-American family. He enlists a stripper named Rose (Aniston), a local runaway named Casey (Emma Roberts) and his young neighbor Kenny (Will Poulter) to scrub up, paste on Pepsodent smiles and for 72 hours pretend they can all stand each other.
Written by Hollywood technicians too numerous to mention, "We're the Millers" hasn't been crafted as much as expertly machined for maximum exploitation, whether it's Aniston showcasing her killer bod in not one but two steamy strip scenes, or Sudeikis's bland affability — which in this case is juxtaposed with a nearly unbroken stream of f-bombs and coarse, crass one-liners. The humor derives from the misdirect of such wholesome characters doing and saying such vile things, and several times it works: One of the funniest sequences features Kenny — who really is as innocent as he's pretending to be — being taught how to kiss by his "sister" and his "mother." Later, David and Rose fall into an amusingly staged "swinging" encounter with fellow RVers played by Nick Offerman and Kathryn Hahn.
The movie's signature sight gag involves an errant tarantula and its unfortunate aftermath — a joke that seems to have been pulled off a shelf groaning with similar outre bits, lined up and classified like so many widgets (gigantically swollen body part, check). "We're the Millers" features some memorable performances, including Offerman, Mark L. Young as Casey's hilariously dim, hip-hopped-up suitor and Poulter, who proves to be a sweetly game straight man (in every sense of that word) and knows his way around a TLC song. "We're the Millers" may not send the audience into any soaring highs, but it does produce a mild buzz.
(109 minutes, at area theaters) is rated R for crude sexual content, pervasive profanity, drug material and brief graphic nudity.


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There can be supply issues with this product, we recommend buying the high quality alternative Super Spray Dried Malt item number 401195
Light - great for all beer styles. Adds extra body and richness. Especially useful when brewing lighter beers such as lagers and pilsners.
Spraymalt will improve the quality of any beer kit when used in place of sugar. It will brew beers which are less 'dry', with more richness, body and improved head formation and retention. Hopped Spraymalt will add an extra 'hoppy' bite to all the beers you make.
Suggested uses:
1 Replace 50/50 with Brewing Sugar - 1/2 kg sugar plus 1/2 kg Spraymalt (1 pack). Use this in any beer kit recipe which suggests the addition of 1 kg of sugar. This recipe will help dramatically in improving the overall quality and flavour of your beer.
2 Substitute two packs (1 kg) of Spraymalt for all the sugar recommended in the beer kit recipe. Important note: when using this recipe you must use Muntons Premium Gold yeast as you will be producing a beer particularly rich and full-bodied requiring the improved fermentation characteristics of the Muntons Premium Gold Yeast. Simply substitute the two packs of Spraymalt for the 1 kg of sugar stated in the beer kit recipe. This will brew beer of the highest quality transforming any standard beer kit into a premium kit with a particularly high percentage of malt. You may use one pack of Hopped Spraymalt in place of standard Spraymalt in this recipe.
3 Add one pack of Spraymalt to any standard recipe in addition to the 1 kg of sugar suggested with the beer kit. This will not only boost the malt flavour but also brew a stronger beer without destroying the beer's natural character. The beer brewed will be approximately 20% stronger than the standard recipe. Hopped Light again is ideal, improving the hop flavour of the final beer as well as the general richness.
Munton Spraymalt is available in 500g packs. Whichever recipe you follow, you can be sure of producing better beer than any standard kit, easily and economically.
We also stock other types of Spraymalt
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Drought, untimely heat and surprise frost would have been problems enough for Pacific Northwest wheat growers. Throw in the still-unexplained discovery of genetically engineered wheat growing in an eastern Oregon field and you've got a mess in the making.
But with harvest over, the industry is breathing easier. "I think we're OK," said Blake Rowe, chief executive of the Oregon Wheat Commission.
"Through a combination of very careful, cautious folks and maybe a little bit of luck, we came through this pretty well," Rowe said. "The markets are intact and grain is moving."
For awhile this past spring and summer, all of that was in doubt.
Weather is always part of the equation for growers. This year, a lack of moisture combined with heat and cold fluctuations reduced the harvest to about 80 percent of normal in Oregon, Rowe said. But protein levels were up, grain defects were low and the test weight of bushels — another measure of quality — was about normal.
What no one planned on was discovery of unapproved "Roundup Ready" plants growing where none should have been. The finding became international news, fodder for GMO opponents and a sharp concern to the region's biggest export markets.
The drama began in late April when an unidentified Oregon farmer noticed some volunteer plants that had sprouted in a fallow 125-acre field did not die when he sprayed them with glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto Co.'s Roundup herbicide.
An Oregon State University weed scientist tested plant samples and determined they carried a gene that made them resistant to glyphosate. USDA scientists confirmed the testing result.
But it didn't make sense. The Roundup Ready variety was one Monsanto field-tested in 16 states, including Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California, from 1998 through 2005. But the last Oregon testing was in 2001, the field where the plants were found wasn't a test site, and Monsanto withdrew its application for approval of the variety in 2004.
Market reaction was swift. Japan and South Korea temporarily suspended new wheat purchases and other countries considered similar action. Investigators with the USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service interviewed dozens of growers and tested seed and grain samples.
They found nothing else. Japan and South Korea resumed wheat purchases and a sense of normalcy returned to the wheat fields.
In an email sent before the government shutdown this past week, APHIS spokesman Ed Curlett said the investigation isn't finished but the agency has not yet figured out how the plants got into the field. APHIS has found no evidence that genetically engineered wheat entered the commerce stream, he said.
The lack of a final answer is frustrating, Rowe said.
"It would sure be nice to have more information than that," he said. "I don't understand what they're still doing. I don't understand why the delay. I'm not saying it's not justified, but it would be nice if they'd tell us what they are doing instead of saying it's still in progress."
On the other hand, Rowe is happy with the way the industry handled the crisis. About 90 percent of Northwest wheat is exported to Asia, where it's made into noodles, crackers and cakes. Crucial markets were at risk.
"I think we stuck to what we knew, we didn't speculate so we didn't create a bunch of speculative headlines," Rowe said. "I think we did a pretty good job as an industry."
Growers, marketers, university researchers and agricultural agencies remained calm and focused, he said. Export market customers stayed loyal to Northwest wheat and patiently waited for information.
Trust earned through decades of selling wheat to Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and elsewhere paid off, Rowe said.
"We figured out early on there was no way to portray this as good news," he said. "But to our customers, we can say we were open about it, we didn't try to cover it up. We did what you would expect your suppliers to do.
"I like being able to look at our growers and say, 'Guys, you did it right.'"


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Tom Renney to be named next Hockey Canada president: Report
Twenty years removed from guiding his country to a silver medal at the Olympics, it appears Tom Renney will be back in the Hockey Canada fold.
According to TSN, on the national organization is set to announce that Renney is its next president as early as Tuesday.
The 59-year-old from Cranbrook, B.C. is expected to fill Bob Nicholson's shoes. Nicholson, who left Hockey Canada on May 31 after 15 years at the helm, is now a vice-chairman of the Oilers Entertainment Group.
Renney is a respected coach within the hockey community, with eight NHL seasons as head coach of the Vancouver Canucks, Edmonton Oilers and New York Rangers.
At the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, a Renney-led Team Canada lost to Sweden in the gold medal game.
For the last two NHL seasons, Renney has been an associate coach with the Detroit Red Wings, working closely with head coach Mike Babcock.


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The Ice Age Hits the Streets of Denver
Denver Museum of Nature & Science sends a fleet of "tusked" Yellow Cabs around town
DENVER—March 19, 2013—Drivers on the streets of Denver may do a double-take when they see a Yellow Cab topped with a tusk. These specially fabricated taxis are promoting Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age, now showing at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science through May 27, 2013.The Museum collaborated with the Yellow Cab company to entice Denverites to come see the exhibition.
In Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age, visitors encounter some of Earth's most awe-inspiring mammals, roam among saber-toothed cats and giant bears, and wonder over some of the oldest human artifacts in existence. Life-size models of Ice Age behemoths, fossil tusks and skulls, touchable teeth, spear points, cave paintings, interactive displays, and video installations bring this fascinating time in Earth history back to life.
Extended hours and additional programming will be offered during spring break, Thursday, March 21, through Sunday, March 30. For more information, click here.
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The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is the Rocky Mountain Region's leading resource for informal science education. A variety of engaging exhibits, discussions and activities help Museum visitors celebrate and understand the natural wonders of Colorado, Earth and the universe. Many of the Museum's educational programs and exhibits are made possible in part by the citizens of the seven-county metro area through the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District


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Date: July 26, 2007
Pastors: Don't Overstep Your Authority
Washington, DC – Fr. Frank
Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life and President of the National
Pro-Life Religious Council, released the following statement today:
"The Birmingham News carried a
story yesterday wherein some local pastors said that pro-life activists who held
events on public sidewalks near their Churches 'did not have permission' to hold
the events.
"Excuse me, pastors, but they
don't need your permission.
"In America, the public sidewalks
are a forum in which any citizen can communicate to any other citizen what is on
his or her mind. The 'permission' has been granted by our Founding Fathers
and it's called the First Amendment to the Constitution.
"This permission holds even when
the public sidewalk happens to be in front of a Church. Every pastor in
every denomination has a duty to understand this clearly and to respect the
rights of every citizen to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly."
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Marijuana users won't be welcome at the FBI anytime soon, the agency's director said Wednesday.
The loosening of restrictions on pot in some states has forced the FBI to reject qualified applicants because of a policy that bars them from having used the drug during the last three years.
That has made it even harder to hire computer crimes specialists, who are already in high demand, since such "hackers" are especially fond of marijuana, FBI Director James B. Comey said at a White Collar Crime Institute conference Tuesday.
"I have to hire a great workforce to compete with those cyber-criminals, and some of those kids want to smoke weed on the way to the interview," Comey said, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
The statement unleashed a buzz online over whether Comey meant that the FBI was considering loosening its policy.
Confronted by U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) at an oversight hearing Wednesday, Comey said he had been trying to be lighthearted.
"I am determined not to lose my sense humor," he told the Senate Judiciary Committee. "Unfortunately, there I was trying to be both serious and funny."
Comey said his original comments came in response to a question from an audience member, who said someone he knew was a great candidate for the FBI but had smoked marijuana recently.
"I said, 'I'm not going discuss a specific case, but apply,'" Comey said at the Senate hearing. "And then I waxed philosophic and funny to say, 'One of the challenges we face is getting a good work force at the same time that young people's attitudes and our states' attitudes about marijuana are leading more and more of them to try it.'"
Sessions had questioned Comey about whether the FBI director understood that his earlier statement "could be interpreted as one more example of leadership in America dismissing the seriousness of marijuana use."
"That could undermine our ability to convince young people to not go down a dangerous path," Sessions said.
In his reply, Comey said he was "absolutely dead-set" against marijuana.
"I don't want young people to use marijuana," he said. "It's against the law. We have a three-year ban.... I did not say I'm going to change that."


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Is it server space or what, but why do the avatars have to be so small? Plus, 255 character limit seems kind of short for a signature if you want us to put our computer specs in there ...I have multiple computers I am running and couldn't get all the info in there...
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ZOMG. It appears someone has actually raised the RMS Titanic!
Handcrafted Model Ships has just announced the release of a limited edition 72" (six feet long!) version of their Rms Titanic Model boat. At 6" long – yes, six feet in length – this model is truly deserving of its name. Both massive and beautiful, contracted with real cherry, birch, maple, and rosewood, this namesake is built precisely to scale using the plans of the actual RMS Titanic. More than that – this Titanic model Ship is actually sailable. That's right, she's seaworthy (well, lake-worthy, anyway) and remote-controlled. You can take this ship to the local lake or pond and recapture the grandeur of the RMS Titanic's maiden voyage – minus its unfortunate fate. Just be mindful of any mallard ducks on said pond, as they might get driven under the surface by the power of the massive wakes coming off this monster.
It's pretty exclusive, too; only one of ten ever sold. A very rare model, indeed. Plus, for those very rare and privileged collectors, five copies each of her sister ships – the RMS Olympic and RMS Britannic – are also available. But first, a little history.
The ocean liners RMS Titanic and her siblings, belonged to the Olympic class, which were designed to be the epitome of elegance and size. Luxury at sea. The eponymous RMS Olympic, first of its class, is distinguished by the fact it didn't sink early in its career. While we all know of the Titanic's untimely end, it's not commonly known that the RMS Britannic, following massive refits in the wake of her sunken sister, fell even faster – and in the same 'bow-down' fashion, upon striking a German mine during WWI. Her captain attempted to ground her, keeping her engines moving in the chaos that surrounded her rapid sinking. As the crew abandoned the ship and her stern rose from the water, one of the lifeboats, filled with would-be survivors, was drawn into the operating propellers, and completely destroyed.
Needless to say, history has not been kind – downright cruel – to the Olympic class ocean liners. It seems their biggest claim to fame, sardonic as it may be, is that they sunk in a truly spectacular fashion. But would we, honestly, have even remembered them, and so vividly, were it not for the tragedies they underwent?
To that end, these lovely Model Cruise Ships allow you to relive the elegance and glory for which these ships were meant; the joy and hope with which they were built. The potent dream of their designers.
So, take the wheel, and rewrite history! Bask in the beauty of these gorgeous giant model cruise ships, allowing them the destiny of which they were deserving, but were sadly, never afforded. Let them live again as you explore a bygone era in all its majesty, limited only by your imagination.
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Justin Allgaier Memphis Motorsports Park Event Preview
October 20, 2009
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No. 12 Verizon Wireless Dodge Charger
Memphis Motorsports Park – Kroger on Track for the Cure 250
October 24, 2009
No. 12 Penske Racing Verizon Wireless Dodge Charger News and Notes
• This Week's Charger… The No. 12 Verizon Wireless Dodge team will race chassis PRS-017 during Saturday's 200-lap NASCAR Nationwide Series event at Memphis Motorsports Park. PRS-017 last saw racing action in July during the 200-mile race at Gateway International Raceway as driver Justin Allgaier crossed the finish line in the 11th spot.
• Come and See Me… Allgaier will be at the Verizon Wireless store just outside Memphis, Tenn. on Friday, October 23 from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. CT. Allgaier will visit with fans, sign autographs and take pictures. The Verizon Wireless store is located at 1055 W. Poplar Avenue in Collierville, TN.
• Rookie Stripe… Saturday will mark Allgaier's first time racing at MMP. The rookie driver has 14 starts this season at tracks where he has never turned a lap and he has produced three top-five and six top-10 finishes at those venues.
• ROY Watch… With five races remaining on the 2009 schedule, Allgaier remains the leader in the Nationwide Series Rookie-Of-The-Year battle. The Riverton, Ill. native is currently 18 points ahead of Brendan Gaughan in the rookie standings after 31 of 35 events.
• Press Time... Allgaier will be in the infield media center on Friday, October 16 at 12:15 p.m. CT to promote the final race in the 2009 Dash 4 Cash series, sponsored by Nationwide Insurance.
• Listen and Watch… The Kroger on Track for the Cure 250 will be seen on Saturday, October 24 live on ESPN2 with coverage beginning at 3 p.m. ET. The event will also be heard live on MRN Radio as well as Sirius Satellite Radio channel 128.
Justin Allgaier on driving at Memphis Motorsports Park
"I am pumped for this weekend's race in Memphis. Memphis has a lot of history around the speedway, which makes it a cool track to compete at. Between the tight corners and the low grip the race track has to offer, the fans are in for some great racing action. Our short-track program has really improved since the fall race at Richmond International Raceway. We are getting closer to the end of the season and our program is improving every week. It is time for us to really show what we can accomplish as a team on this great half-mile race track.
"Getting a larger gap between the sixth-place competitor [in the point standings] has been really important. However, we know there are more threats coming behind him as well and we need to keep our program headed in a steady direction. Even though winning a race is important to us, the points battle and Rookie-of-the-Year battle is our main focus for the remainder of the season and it's really important to all of us at Penske Racing and to the Verizon Wireless race team. With the four races left, we really feel that the race tracks we are heading to play well into our program."
Crew chief Chad Walter on racing at Memphis Motorsports Park
"I love going to Memphis [Motorsports Park]. It is a short track bull ring with low grip. As a crew chief, my challenge is to build grip into our setup. It is much easier said than done, but I am confident in the package we are bringing. We have really worked hard on our short-track program this year and every time we unload, we are making gains. Justin [Allgaier] has done a great job behind the wheel and I am looking for more of the same this weekend. We know what we have to do as a team to finish off the season on a strong note. We just need to keep our nose clean all day and continue to knock off strong finishes."
Justin Allgaier Nationwide Series Career Totals
Races Wins Top-Fives Top-10s Poles Money Won
35 0 3 12 0 $965,468
Justin Allgaier 2009 Totals
Races Wins Top-Fives Top-10s Poles Money Won
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Emmanuel College strives to provide prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging action prohibited by the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act (ADAAA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Any person who believes that appropriate accommodations have not been provided to a student or that discrimination has occurred against a student based on disability is permitted to file a grievance with the College as provided for by the following grievance procedure. [Employees with disabilities or members of the public with disabilities who believe that unlawful discrimination has occurred should direct their concerns to the Director of Human Resources for resolving such disputes.]
Emmanuel College is committed to using its best efforts to resolve disputes pertaining to disability services in an informal manner whenever possible. To this end, a student, who believes s/he has been aggrieved by either some action or inaction on the part of the College as a whole or with a particular individual is strongly encouraged to raise his/her concern directly with the individual or other appropriate official of the College.
Whenever an individual is dissatisfied with the informal resolution of a grievance or prefers to file a formal complaint the following procedures shall apply.
- Grievances concerning the delivery of disability support services or concerning discrimination based on disability must be addressed to the Assistant Director of Disability Support Services.
- The grievance must be submitted in writing, contain the name and address of the complainant, and describe allegations. The description must include specific facts to support the allegation(s).
- The grievance must be filed within thirty (30) days of the alleged incident.
- An investigation, as may be appropriate, shall be conducted by the Assistant Director of Disability Support Services. During this procedure, the complainant and the persons against whom the allegations have been made, and their respective representatives, if any, will have the opportunity to submit information and documentation regarding the complaint allegations.
- The investigation will be completed with written results of the investigation issued and a copy forwarded to the complainant within thirty (30) workdays of receipt of the complaint.
- The complainant may appeal the findings of the investigation by submitting a written document to the Vice President of Academic Affairs or his or her designee. An appeal shall only be considered if the complainant sets forth irregularities of the investigator's determination, such as: inaccurate findings of fact or incorrect conclusions of law, the correction of which would alter the outcome. The appeal must be received within fifteen (15) days of the date of determination. The Vice President of Academic Affairs or his or her designee and/or the Vice President of Student Affairs or his or her designee will make a final determination and inform the complainant within fifteen (15) workdays of the Vice President of Academic Affairs receipt of the appeal letter.
- Although the College will make reasonable efforts to comply with these timelines, circumstances such as access to information, availability of personnel, and school breaks, may justify an extension of time.
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Search on for Plaistow couple after tot beaten, burned, nearly blindedBy JASON SCHREIBER
Union Leader Correspondent
November 19. 2012 8:58PM
PLAISTOW - Authorities are looking for a Plaistow mother and her boyfriend after the woman's 3-year-old son suffered life-threatening head injuries that have left him visually impaired, as well as serious burns and bruises over much of his body, police said.
Jessica Linscott, 23, of 197 Main St., and Roland Dow, 27, of the same address, are facing charges after the young boy was brought to Exeter Hospital last Wednesday.
Police Lt. William Baldwin said police received a call from the hospital reporting that the boy was brought in with critical head injuries, burns on his arms and "bruises all over his body" and that the injuries appeared to have resulted from abuse.
Baldwin said Linscott and Dow took the boy to the hospital, which later rushed him to Children's Hospital at Dartmouth in Lebanon.
Detectives began investigating and met with the boy's mother at the hospital.
"They obviously saw the child and the extent of injuries to this child," Baldwin said.
Police issued arrest warrants Friday morning and executed a search warrant at their residence. Linscott was charged with six counts of endangering the welfare of a child and neglect, while Dow faces five counts. Police are also considering multiple first-degree assault charges, Baldwin said.
Baldwin said the injuries were "fresh" and are believed to have occurred over a period of two to three days.
While the boy's condition was improving Monday night, Baldwin said he will have a long road to recovery.
Police continued to search for the couple Monday night with assistance from the U.S. Marshal's office, Rockingham County Sheriff's Department and police in Kingston and Newton.
"At this point they're nowhere to be found. We've been to relatives homes that we know of and so forth. It's evident at this point somebody is trying to hide them. If you're hiding them you can be charged with aiding and abetting these two, knowing that there are arrest warrants out for these two," Baldwin said.
Baldwin said family members of Linscott have also contacted police to express concern for her safety with Dow.
Anyone with information is urged to call their local police department or 911.
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Rich Lerner, a Parkland High School grad, has been an anchor and reporter for The Golf Channel since 1997. He does play-by-play commentary for tournaments and has covered all four major championships. He conducts player interviews and hosts the PGA Tour telecast. Lerner produced documentaries on Tiger Woods and on 9-11.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Investigators are still trying to find out who sent a series of suspicious letters to at least five hotels near the site of the Super Bowl.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton told the Daily News of New York Saturday (http://nydn.us/1fyjUcN) that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio also recently received a suspicious letter, but a spokeswoman for the police department says it did not contain powder.
It wasn't immediately clear where that letter was sent or who received it. The mayor's office didn't respond to a request for comment. Bratton says the letter arrived last week.
Letters with suspicious powder were sent to at least five New Jersey hotels near the Super Bowl Friday and to the office of former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
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Computer systems running vendor-unsupported or end-of-life operating systems are potential security threats to the UAB campus network. Vendors do not provide security patches for unsupported systems, and these unpatched systems can be exploited by attackers. Such exploitations can result in disrupted experiments, corrupted research data and/or completely compromised systems. UABIT reserves the right to disconnect these computers from the campus network to mitigate this data breach risk (see UAB's Acceptable Use of Computer and Network Resources policy). UAB system administrators are responsible for maintaining the security of all information systems, per the campus Data Protection and Security Policy, which includes updating applications and operating systems.
Any operating system prior to Windows Vista, Server 2008, and Mac OS X 10.8 should be considered unsupported.
The information in this guidance statement applies to all constituents internal to UAB.
We recommend that systems running legacy, unsupported operating systems should not be used. They should be disconnected from the network because of the significant security risk to the university's network and environment. If the device is critical and cannot be turned off or disconnected, the device should be physically isolated from the university network. If disconnection and/or isolation are not possible, then an exemption and risk acceptance form will need to be completed, signed by the appropriate dean or vice president, and filed with Enterprise Information Security.
Unsupported legacy operating systems:
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Description: Michael Rader, who was honored as a journeyman smith June 2006, is best known for creating dramatic swords and daggers with woodwork that is beyond compare. Recently, he put his attention to creating chef's knives. The results are exceptional.
The santoku is the traditional Japanese chef's knife. This comfortable design is a fantastic multipurpose chopper. The santoku has quickly become the new favorite for chefs in the West.
The blade and bolster are formed from 52100 carbon steel. Many knifemakers and collectors feel that this steel is among the best steels currently used for knives due to its exceptional edge holding and sharpness. The bolster is integral -- a technique that, while common in production knives, is very rare in handmade knives due to the difficulty of implementation. Like his hunting knives, this santoku was pre-tested for edge flex and cutting ability before assembly.
The handle is formed from striped bubinga with box elder burl accents. By using stabilized woods, Michael is able to combine the beauty of natural wood with durability. Alternating copper and G10 spacers highlight warm tones in the natural wood. The knife has perfect balance and feels exceptional in the hand.
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Some NH parents would welcome law to keep kids in car, booster seats longerBy MICHAEL COUSINEAU
New Hampshire Union Leader
March 24. 2013 9:33PM
Car seat guidelinesBirth to 12 months: Keep child in a rear-facing car seat.
1 to 3 years: Keep child in a rear-facing car seat as long as possible. Once the child reaches the top height or weight limit set by the seat manufacturer, the kid should ride in a forward-facing car seat with a harness.
4 to 7 years: Keep child in a forward-facing seat with a harness until the child reaches the top height or weight limit. Then it's time for a booster seat for the back seat.
8 to 12 years: Keep child in a booster seat until the child is large enough to fit in a seatbelt properly. That means the belt should fit snugly across the upper thighs, not the stomach. The shoulder belt should be snug across the shoulder and chest, not crossing the neck or face. Child should ride in back seat because it's safer.
Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Manchester mom Michelle Langlois welcomed the news that legislators are moving toward raising the minimum age for children to ride in car seats or booster seats until age 7.
"I always think the longer, the better," she said.
But she would like the law to go even further. "I would strongly urge height and weight (be included)," she said. "Every child is built differently."
Unlike Maine, New Hampshire doesn't include a weight requirement in its law, according to Pat Moody, manager of public affairs for AAA Northern New England. He testified before a House committee last month.
Moody said the original bill, which he supported, sought to raise the minimum age from the current 6 to age 8, but a House committee last month approved an amendment making it age 7. New Hampshire is one of 18 states that doesn't require booster seats for children between 7 and 8, he said.
But not everybody was sold on changing the minimum age, since for decades parents didn't face such restrictions.
"I don't know how we ever lived," said Brenda Sirois, a retired nurse and current care giver at Tumbleweeds Child Care Inc. in Manchester. "We all should have been dead and thrown out of cars."
She said height and weight should dictate seat requirements.
"The difference between kids is quite amazing, Sirois said. "Some of them, they're just too big for it."
The House last Wednesday voted 224-137 to require parents to use a child restraint system for any kid younger than age 7, rather than the current age of 6. Under House Bill 242, any child reaching 56 inches in height would be exempted, an inch taller than current law. The bill still needs approval in the Senate and the governor's signature.
House Minority Leader Gene Chandler voted against raising the age.
"I think the present law seemed to have worked," he said. "We don't need to tinker with it."
But unlike some colleagues, he said, "I do believe there is a place for having the present law."
Gov. Maggie Hassan's spokesman, Marc Goldberg said: "The governor supports measures to keep our children as safe as possible, including through the use of proper safety measures in vehicles, and she looks forward to hearing from stakeholders and fully evaluating the legislation to update current New Hampshire child safety laws as it is considered by the Senate,"
Goffstown police Capt. Rob Browne likes the proposed change.
"Anything that keeps the kids safe," he said. "We're probably pulling them out a little too early."
The department has two car seat technicians who install car seats and inspect car seats parents placed in their vehicles. About 30 people set up appointments last year, he said.
Manchester firefighter Ryan Lang, one of the department's three car seat technicians, said he would leave it up to legislators to decide. People can make appointments to have their seat installed or inspected. The department conducted 132 inspections and installations last year. (Parents can check with their local fire or police department to see if they offer assistance.)
Lang said some parents "bring the box" for technicians to install the seat. People sometimes install seats and leave too much sliding movement or don't get the correct seat angle. He urged parents to fill out a slip that comes in the car seat box. That form is for a warranty and any future recall notifications, Lang said.
Nina Cullen, owner of the children's store, Nini Bambini in Bedford, sees lots of young children coming into her store carried in car seats.
"The older we can keep them in (a seat) the better," she said. "Some kids you'll find are in booster seats until they're in the third or fourth grade."
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Oscar Tabarez says the current Barcelona side is the best he has ever seen.
The Catalan club were hugely successful during Pep Guardiola's four-year tenure, and now - under Tito Vilanova - they have romped to the top of La Liga and are strong favourites to win the Champions League.
Tabarez, whose South American side will face the likes Xavi, Andres Iniesta and Gerard Pique in the summer in their 2013 Confederations Cup group, believes Barca have earned their success due to a strategy of long term investment.
"Football is becoming more global all the time, which is why other influences emerge that are linked to organisational factors," he told Fifa.com. "These could be economic reasons, youthndevelopment systems or lengthy projects whose roots go back many years.
"Barcelona are a clear example of that. We're all spellbound by how expressive their football is, which is the best I've ever seen.
"But it didn't come about in two or three years, did it? Playing football like Barcelona isn't as simple as seeing a suit you like in a shop window, going inside and buying it.
"Football's not like that. In football you have to find the right material, the buttons and the right tailor, then you have the suit made and it still might not look the same [as in the shop window]. That process takes a lot of time, knowledge and preparation."
Uruguay enter the Confederations Cup as Copa America winners, and they have been drawn with World Cup winners la Roja, Tahiti and an African nation that has yet to be decided.
"Our objective, first and foremost, is to enjoy it," Tabarez admitted. "Every time an international competition featuring such important teams comes around, you hold out hopes of going as far as possible.
"We're well aware that we're going to face some great teams. Spain are currently setting the standard, they're winning the biggest tournaments of them all [and] the way they play is the envy of everyone else and they're having a big influence on the game at the moment.
"Whichever African team makes it will be a powerful side. And Tahiti deserve plenty of respect and will provoke a lot of curiosity too - let's see what role they'll play."
Brazil also enter the competition as hosts ahead of the 2014 World Cup and Tabarez praised the recent appointment of Luiz Felipe Scolari.
"Essentially, he brings the coaching ability he's already proven on many occasions," the Celeste coach continued.
"And what's more, he offers both wide-ranging experience and specific knowledge of the national team, which is a very unusual environment."
"It [international management] is a difficult enough job as it is, but Brazil is where I think it's hardest."


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This will be my first time going to this god almighty venue and I am a bit worried about the parking situation. I noticed on the site it stated "no overnight parking". What exactly are you supposed to do if you are staying the night at the camping site? Sorry if this seems like a completely ridiculous question, and maybe I am missing something, but please school me on the overnight parking thing. The other question I had was the alcohol at the camping site...is this completely prohibited under any and all circumstances? Is it easy to sneak in alcohol in your tent?...Sorry for all the newbie questions. Thanks!


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Specifically, Joe Vallee of Philly2Philly.com. Let's take a peek, shall we?
I don't know what is more humiliating. Watching the "offensive powerhouse" known as the Phillies (who constantly fail to gain ANY ground on the first place Braves) score just four runs in 25 innings to the lowly Houston (Triple A) Astros, or watching baseball's ever increasing arrogance and incompetence of the men who umpire the game...
...Losing to a team with (at best) three proven major league starters (Carlos Lee, Michael Bourn, and poster child for ritalin Hunter Pence) is a disgrace...
...All of this can be solved by instant replay. However, Bud Selig (possibly THE worst commissioner in the history of baseball) will have none of it. He may have been a great owner for the Brewers, but has there EVER been a commissioner SO out of touch with the state of his sport? He makes General Motors look like Microsoft. It's time to put egos aside and see what is going to improve baseball.
The rant regarding the umpiring and Bud Selig is in reference to the Bourn call (a bad call, yes) Monday night, and the ejections last night. Yep, it's everyone else's fault. Including the Astros, who are so terrible that Selig shouldn't have even made the Phillies play the game last night. No, it doesn't matter that the Phillies left 17 on base last night.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
PhillyMedia is taking these two games personally
Labels: Media, Philadelphia Phillies, Ridiculoso
2 comments:
- Joe said...
Arrogant Phillie PIGGY. I had no idea AAA teams could play over .500 for two months in Major League Baseball. Philly fans are about as credible as Charles Barkley talking anything other than sandwiches.
- August 25, 2010 at 9:31 AM
Wow, Philly media is mad...LOL. If the Astos are AAA and they lost the first two games with a superstar line-up, what does that say about the Phillies? The umpires were wrong, but someone should have told Howard.."Hey dude, this game is important, try not to lose your cool". This series has been a blast
- August 25, 2010 at 12:15 PM
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Ex-Davie mayor says Brow GOP meeting should be open to media
When the Broward Republican Executive Committee meets Monday night to elect a new chair, media won't be allowed to attend. Interim chair Christine Butler says she plans to continue the rule in recent years of banning media at the election and the rule banning recording of meetings (except BREC sometimes makes an official recording of a speaker.) She says that allows for a full exchange of ideas.
But one of Butler's main opponents for the internal election, former Davie Town Mayor Tom Truex, disagrees with those policies.
"People think you have something to hide when you don't conduct business in an open manner," Truex said. "We are the minority party in this county so everywhere we go we should expect we will be open to scrutiny. We do not do anybody any favor when we try to hide the goings on in our meetings."
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The measure, which may be the first of its kind, creates criminal penalties and civil liability for anyone who threatens or inflicts physical harm on a pregnant woman in order to force her to have an abortion.
"A statute like this is long overdue," stated Georgette Forney, co-founder of the SNMAC. "Abortion is traumatic on its own, coerced abortion is beyond horrific. Those who oppose domestic abuse and those who seek to protect women and their unborn babies should unite to support this kind of legislation in every jurisdiction."
"It's hard to imagine anyone opposing a bill against forced abortion," added Janet Morana, another co-founder of the SNMAC. "If your concern is for women, you will want those who attack and threaten them punished. If your concern is for the abortion industry, though, you will oppose anything that puts women's lives ahead of abortion profits."
Since the launching of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign in 2003, 2,326 women and men have shared their testimonies publicly at over 200 gatherings in 44 states and six countries where more than 15,000 spectators have heard the truth about abortion's negative aftereffects. More than 4,100 people are registered to be Silent No More. Raising awareness about the hurtful aftermath of abortion and the help that is available to cope with the pain are two of the Campaign's goals.
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It says something about the skittish levels of repression and fear in Russia that nail polish could provoke an international crisis. But that's what happened at the IAAF World Championships in Moscow last August, when Swedish high jumper Emma Green Tregaro and her teammate, sprinter Moa Hjelmer, were pressured by their nation's officials to remove the rainbow decorations that adorned their fingernails or risk being sent home. Their nails were meant to be a subtle protest against recent legislation in Russia aimed at criminalizing and marginalizing the LGBT community.
"I couldn't imagine how big and how much it would mean to people. So I'm so glad that I did it," said Green Tregaro. "Of course I've got some ugly messages too, and that makes it even more worth it."
The Russian Duma passed a spate of anti-gay laws last year, one of which bans "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations." These laws are so all-encompassing and so vague that they could threaten prison time for anyone who acknowledges the mere existence of LGBT people in any public forum such as the Internet, the classroom or even the Duma itself. These laws were of course signed by President Vladimir Putin, who also, with great fanfare, signed ordinances banning the adoption of Russian children by LGBT couples, as well as by any single person or unmarried couple who reside in a country where marriage equality is on the books. And he still wasn't finished: Putin approved legislation that doles out two-week jail sentences for any visitor to the country suspected of being gay or sharing this information with others. Recently, the Russian newspaper Gazeta reported that four Dutch tourists were arrested because they were "suspected of promoting homosexual propaganda among children." The legislation has also led to a spike in violence and harassment aimed at the country's LGBT community.
As The Guardian reported, "Activists say the legislation has emboldened rightwing groups who use social media to 'ambush' gay people, luring them to meetings and then humiliating them on camera—sometimes pouring urine on them. These groups often act against gay teenagers, several of whom told the Guardian that rising homophobia and vigilante activity force them to lead lives of secrecy."
Much of this legislation was passed in the shadows, with little discussion or condemnation on an international scale and very few mentions in the media outside Russia. That changed dramatically when people started to discuss it in the context of the coming Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. Debates exploded around the world about whether LGBT athletes and allies would be safe in Russia, about whether countries should boycott in protest or even whether activists should push to ban Russia from its own Winter Games. Among athletes and Olympic federations, the question is even starker: Should athletes just "shut up and play," or should they use their athletic platforms to protest at the Olympics? This last option is the one that we are most likely to see. The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has already taken a boycott off the table, making the case that "history has proven that the only people…hurt by boycotts are the athletes that have worked their whole lives to participate in these Games."


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In fact, these Hideouts boast more features than ever before. Each historical period will have an appropriately themed hideout, but all are well-stocked for Sly's adventure. There's the aforementioned treasure wall and a costume gallery for the display of collected costumes. The Cooper Van awaits to take Sly back to previously visited historical periods, in which the player can use the powers of newly acquired costumes to find hidden treasure. There's even an arcade room in which players can participate in minigames (some of which are multiplayer) that are presumably unlocked during the adventure.
Sly's colorful time-bending adventure will be enhanced by HD cel-shaded graphics. The series has used cel-shading technology from the outset, but the capabilities of the PlayStation 3 mean they're looking sharper than ever before. The voice acting should be good, as well. Sly, Bentley, and Murray retain their classic voice actors, and minor character roles have been staffed by a who's who of quality video game voice actors like Steve Blum, Nolan North, and Yuri Lowenthal.
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Richard Gere joins "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel 2"
Richard Gere has joined 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel' sequel.
The 64-year-old actor has jetted off to India to begin work on the follow-up to 2012's surprise hit comedy alongside an all-star cast including Dame Judi Dench, Dame Maggie Smith, Bill Nighy and Dev Patel.
'Lincoln' star David Strathairn and 'Episodes' actress Tamsin Greig will also be making their debut alongside Gere in the movie, which sees Patel's character Sonny and hotel co-manager Muriel (Smith) planning to expand their business at the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel for the Elderly and Beautiful, while Sonny gears up for his impending wedding.
'Shakespeare in Love' filmmaker John Madden has returned to direct, with Blueprint Pictures' Graham Broadbent and Peter Czernin committed to produce alongside Participant's Jeff Skoll.
Gere will play new arrival Guy, who fights for his right to a room with fellow newcomer Lavinia, played by Greig.
Madden said: ''This film presented us with an irresistible opportunity: to continue a story we realised we had only just begun. Not to tell the same story again, but to pursue where the lives of these very different characters lead, with an audience which already holds them in great affection,'' said Madden.
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