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Antonoff of fun. talks Swift, Bareilles collabs
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Fun. guitarist Jack Antonoff says co-writing with Taylor Swift helped him become a better musician.
Antonoff co-wrote Swift's song, "Sweeter Than Fiction," which will appear or the upcoming "One Chance" soundtrack; the film is about "Britain's Got Talent" winner Paul Potts.
"She's just like the most incredible writer and singer and performer," Antonoff said in a recent interview. "She feels completely unaffected by all the stuff happening around her, so working with her was like the most amazing experience. ... It made me better at what I do just watching her process."
Antonoff, 29, added that he and the country-pop princess decided to work together after he told her about a song he was writing that featured the snare drum. He added that the collaboration worked so well because there was "no label involved, no one put us together."
Fun. is still riding high — and on tour — off the success of its platinum-selling sophomore album, which launched the hits "Some Nights" and "We Are Young" last year. The latter track won the Grammy for record of the year and helped the trio win best new artist. Antonoff co-wrote the entire album with band mates Nate Ruess and Andrew Dost. He said songwriting outside of the band is helping the group.
"I'm doing a lot of other stuff with other people. I did some stuff with Christina Perri and I'm working with some other people that I'm not allowed to say yet," he said. "The more I can do that the more I kind of constantly re-fall in love with all the elements of what I do, so I think it's really good for me, it's good for my band."
Antonoff also co-wrote Sara Bareilles' "Brave," which became a Top 40 hit after music fans said Katy Perry's "Roar" sounded like the piano tune.
"I hear what everyone else hears," Antonoff said with a laugh of the comparisons. "I hear the similarities. But at the end of the day, you know, I think Katy Perry releasing 'Roar' put a big spotlight on 'Brave' also, so if we can find ourselves in a situation where two great songs are present in the public then that's great."
Bareilles recently said she doesn't feel like Perry ripped off her song.
"I don't think the songs sound the same, but I think there's a lot in their production that feels similar," Antonoff added. "It's cool if Katy Perry was anyway inspired by 'Brave' — that's awesome."
Fun. performed Friday as part of the iHeartRadio music festival in Las Vegas. The group sang its own hits and then joined Queen onstage, along with Adam Lambert.
"I wouldn't play guitar if there was no Brian May. We wouldn't be a band if it wasn't for Queen," Antonoff said. "It was one of the most incredible experiences."
The pop-rock group's "Most Nights" tour wraps Oct. 13 in Mexico City at the Corona Capital Festival. Antonoff said they'll likely head back in the studio to record the follow-up to "Some Nights" in March and he's happy with how his band has dealt with their massive success.
"I'm still alive, I'm still in a relationship, I haven't (messed) everything up yet, but it's not easy," said Antonoff, who is dating "Girls" actress and creator Lena Dunham. "It's tough to be away — it's that simple. You miss things. A year ago it was real (messed) up, it was hard. There was no way you can learn how to be in that schedule and be under those kinds of pressures."
"I think that we went through a lot and I think we got through it," he said of group. "And none of us turned to drugs or none of us ended as shady people."
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it it the great american adulerant from the philadelphia record cotton-seed oij may be described in genera terms as a universal carbonac te and fatty adulterant i ! rves on occasions as butter lard lubricating oil soap grease pomade i ointment or illumiuant with it the his pastry the artist his . and the glazier his putty min ers in the wesi use it for lighting al i to the exclusion of all other oils j as a eo ■•! ii is recommended by the for of the british army ' in i i to parliament as containing ji.~i j ; er <•• at of nutriment the french ! as well as all the other latin races of rn europe use it largely with 5 as a substitute for meats in the n army ii forms a portion of the ! i ion and even in far siberia i appears as paih of every hunter'ssnp ts i se as food in ' rei many and i is mpidly extending and eding year brings a greater demand for the oil from every quarter . ls been introduced the american public whose squea mish taste finds nothing offensive in game or beef and pork tainted by disease has hardly begun to recog nize ( otton seed oil as in itself a pure and v holesonie article of food it is i udily baught as an adulterant of lard nd butterine l masquerades on our pure olive oil bakers who use ii generally conceal the fact al though three pounds of the oil will ■the place of four pounds of lard an i produi e better n suits at consider •■■■■• cost ( ur people are walling i ' '■--,■the high grade fancy soaps made from ■! oil but they will not save in rare instances install it into kitchens as a par of the daily apply this prejudice it may be observed :- gradually becoming dislodg 1 ■i :. ■■'!.! the public mind the market j fceadily widening and as ■■■■e better known . ivhi ii i necessarily limited : 11 below the demand and the the south wlii h now complain ■ion will then find con : remunerative occupation i . ■iiighoutjhe south wherever cot '■. i h re has beeu displayed . : he past lew years an almost feverish has-te to build mills for niiinu il from the seed statistics gathered by the manufacturers record : ■"•■thai the number of these mills i creased from forty in the year isso to 1 j ii 1885 the capital of the forty mills in l8so was s3,354,600 that of the 140 mills in 1885 is 10 f cotton se d oil should eventually ■::!•. thai position in the national ■conomy indicatt d for it y statistics of production and anticipated by students of hygenic science these southern manufacturers will rank as i revolutionizers of the country's tastes ; ; culinary matters to such a con i unfortunately its present wholesale u e as an adulterant inter po es i formidable obstacle it is little use to remonstrate with die ladies about anything ; they are in i the habit ( 1 following their own sweet vvilis but nevertheless we are con strained to tell them that it is a very bad practice some of them have of north fur almost everything they want in value above a spool of thread how do they expect home merchants to live when they buy their joods in baltimore philadelphia and new ycik statesvilif merchants kcrp goods which in quality and style should satisfy the desires of states women and even ii articles shown in the numerous catalogues which crowd the mails appear to boa little cheaper than the same articles can be bought f'-r here and after pos tage exprcssage c } are paid it is doubtful if they are really cheaper still better to buy the goods here and let the home merchant get his profit out of them if some things thai are wanted cannot be found here the home merchant will order them at a trifling advance upon the listed price and still get his little profit if everybody pursued the practice that some of the ladies do there would soon not be a dry goods house in stalesville men lit not do this thing — men of any thoughlfulness the husbands fathers brothers of these know that they must j;et their living in sttitcsville not in new york ur philadelphia and hence they buy at home and try to help home folks j along whenever all the men do usiness in a town adopt the practice of sending elsewhere for ev j rythiug they use they may prepare to move out very soon for that town wiil not afford them a living long — lark a jelly iish stranded at ceyland weighed over two tons and at ni^ht gave out a light sumcieut to reail by i ten days it hat evaporated so that it weighed only two pounds some ingenious soul finds that the discolored brown spots on tobacco haves are caused by showers the hi iiimiis left act as lenses when the nn mines out and concentrates heat [ nough o burn the leaves a new departure in insurance the state of new hampshire has taken a new departure in legislation concerning insurance it has enacted i law compelling companies that issue policies of insurance against lire to pay the full amount of the insurance in case of the total destruction of the pro perty by tire the law in that state has been the same as it is in north carolina and other states the insu rance company was allowed to show in j an action on the policy by the insurer what his actual loss was and only for ! thai amount could judgment be given , dnder this state of the law it often i happens that the companies after hav ' ing been paid by the policy holder for i a certain amount of insurance refuse i when the property is burned to pay the ; full amount insured claiming that there was over insurance the advo j cates of the new law say that it only ! compels the companies to do what they ! are paid for doing on the other hand the insurance companies claim that the new act holds out the strongest inducements to bad ! men to obtain insurance by deceitful j representations with the view to burn ing the property and obtaining the full amount insured they say they can not do business in a state where such a law prevails and are withdrawing agencies cancelling their policies and winding up business in new hamp shire there are two sides to the ques tion and it seems to us that whatever may be the state of the law the compa nies will find some plan for continuing their business without incurring the risks which they claim they will be subjected to under the new law — char considering that a buzzard say what you please the railroads have pretty hard times when they get into court some time ago a drummer for a fertilizer house riding on the car ! olina central railroad went into the i sleeping car without paying the extra fare and was sent forward by the con ductor into the regular first-class car it was divided into two parts one di vision being the smoking car and the smoke coming through the open door offended the nostrils and racked the tierves of this fastidious drummer to the amount of 10,000 at least this is the amount of damages he sued for and a jury at charlotte last week gave him r'l^r considering that a buzzard will by five miles to get around a guano warehouse it is a little remarkable that a guano drummer should so object to the odor of burnt tobacco even when mixed with garlic and whisky it smells better than guano if mr holmes had been suing a stage line a hotel keeper or any other association or individual anything else than a railroad he would have been laughed out of court — siatesville landmark — — m — tckay vineyard at this beautiful place of our con gressman wharton j green all is life men women and children are gathering grapes ready for the press i wine making is now the order of the day the yield this year far exceeds any previous year — estimated at four times the usual amount in the wine house the lower floor or cellar hun dreds of casks of old wine are strung in long rows and in the upper room huge casks are tilled with the newly expressed juce of the grape undergoing fermentation the crop of isabella concord etc was not as good as usual and instead of shipping they were con verted into wine tokay is a magnifi cent place an uninterrupted sea of vines not only gives beauty to the place but makes the very air at this season redolent with the delightful perfume of the fruit — fayetteville obs ■»■giving narcotics a man was lately tried in england forgiving a five-weeks-old child four drops of laudanum thereby causing its death the examination of witnesses showed that the ideas of womankind concerning the administration of nar cotics to infants are dangerously hazy one woman thought the dose of lauda num for a child was one drop for each pear of its age another thought it was i drop for each week a physician tes tified that most so thing syrups were oniposed of opium and fatal results i f t • ■1 attend their use he thought they were unsafe at any age under one year and that even homoepathic pre parations were unsafe for infants little bhody rhode island still has the densest population of all the states the num ber of inhabitants to the square mile shown by the new census being 28 as igainst 240 fur massachusetts which lias ranked second in the list since the foundation of the union the popu lation of rhode island is now 804,419 ui increase of 25,888 in five years five out of the twenty-one presi ients of the united states were of scotch-irish lineage jackson polk buchanan johnson and arthur : tw if scotch — grant and hayes one of welsh jefferson and one of dutch vanburen the remaining twelve being f english descent the scottish timber and land company limited * the citizen has before had much to say i of the above firm and their extensive en ; terpri.se their headquarteaate establish ed newport cocke county tenn they purchased a very boundary of the finest lands in madison and haywood counties ! securing an immense quantity of the finest timbers in the world and th lands are not surpassed anywhere the company have erected at newport the finest lumber mills in the stale if not in th south to which point they float logsaad prepare i the timber for market shipping to new york boston and england in addition to their lumber interests the company are utilizing their lands as fast as cleared and have gone extensively into the culture of tobacco and other crops iniroducing a good class of laborers and tenants for this i purpose they not only are cultivating ! tobacco largely on their own lands but are encouraging its cultivation by the far ; mers of cocke county and this year the crops are of sufficient importance to justi i l'y the company ia lie ciccrica of a mom ! moth warehouse al big creek fur the sale of the crops the first sale to take placeon the 13th of october an 1 to continue every ! tuesday thereafter messrs arthur and j mccallum representing the company and backed by large capital are enterprising | go-ahead men ofspleidid busines quali fications and will pusa their various en j terprises for all they are worth greatly to the benefit of the who section we al lude to this matter v.i.h great pleasure ! and wish the company jreat and contin j uous success — asheville citizen shotgun and pistol in virginia lynchbtteg va sept 28 the daily advance special from abing don says thai judge george w ward editor of the examiner and common j wealth's attorney for washington county i while aboul to enter the colonade hotel yesterday about 4 p.m was ii red upon by dr william white independent can j didate for slate senator who had been i secreted in a store mom nearly opposite j the hotel white stepped out ofthe door i and discharged one barrel ofashot gun loaded with buck shut at ward who fell ; face foremost , but recovering on his kaiee : . \ drew his pistol and fired three shots at a ; young relative of white's who was on j the opposite side ofthe street behind a tree white in the meantime had step i ped inside the store and healing firing ' came out again and fired the second bar i rel at w;t.rd who fell whila he was lying on the ground two o'i while's relative i one of whom ward had already shot at and whom he thought had shot at him walked up and fired seven shots at him ward all of which took effect judge ward is now in a very critical condition and it is thought he cant live dr white and his two relatives have been arrested and bailed in the sum of 7,000 each i great excitement exists in abingdon an < i vicinity but no fear of further violence is entertained the tailed men of paraguay from the pall mall gazette if the ensayo medico of caracas a journal unearthed by the larcet may be believed the seeming impossibility ofal tailed man need no longer prove a stum \ bling block to the faith of would be evo lutionists in the last issue to hand of ( this print the following paragraph occurs | . there lias just been an interesting dis covery in paraguay of a tribe of indians furnished with tails one day a number of workmen belonging to taeura tayu were engaged in cutting grass when their mules were attacked by guayacugan in dians and some of them killed the workmen pursued them and succeeded in capturing a little boy of 8years of age he was taken to senor francisco golro i choe at posedas and it was then discover ed that lie had a tail k inches long tin boy says that he has a brother who has a tail as long as his own and that all the tribe have tails there are clearly no half measures about these tails and if boys of 8 have them 10 inches long there i3iio saying what may be the length of the tail of a full grown man it would have added to the interest of this informa | tion if we had been further told how the tails are worn — whether proudly aloft like that of a colley or in the downcast manner of a cow enterprise in the v7est we were rather surprised to learn the other day ofthe extensive wool business j done by gwyn harper s i'o at patter son factory they receive wool from all sections of the east and west — asheville ■shelby wilson gastonia bridgewater wilmington chester norfolk and other towns in north and south carolina and virginia which they spin and weave into yarns and woolen cloth on shares mr faucette the agent-ofthe c & l r r tells us that a train scarcely ever comes up without having a lot of wool invoiced | to this enterprising company — lenoir told a li5 with his fin^pr a little boy for a trick pointed his fin ger to the wrong road when a man asked him which way the doctor went as a j result the man missed the doctor and [ his little boy died because the doctor came too late to take a fish bone from his throat al the funeral the minister said that the little boy was killed with a lie whi<-h anoth r boy told with his finger i suppose that boy did not know the i mischief he did of course nobody thinks j he meant to kill a little boy when he j pointed the wrong way heonly v .. to have a little fun j>a - . it was fun tha j c05 t somebody a great deal and if he ever heard the result of it he masi have | felt guilty of doing a mean and wicked thing vvi ought never to trifle wil truth — childr n's friend the secretary of the treasury h i eived a conscience contribution of 152 in an envelope post-marked new york the president has through the secre | tary of the treasury asked prof a agassiz to take the olfice of superinten 1 dent of the oast and geodetic purv v i vice prof hilgard l v-ium d j german servants id germany a servant lias one sun day out every two weeks there is an understood hour for her to coma home and if she stays out later she loses her next sunday holiday her ; pay is never more than 20 a year and in some families is only f 12 when there is a dispute between mis tress and maid it is settled bv the polic-e but one servant is usually kept and the work is hard but the washing is done outside and pies cakes bread et are bought ifrist pay getting into debt in mexico is a serious business if a debtor is unable to pay on the day his debt is due he is arrested and chained to a post for live days then an officer looks at him to see if his punish ment lias enabled him to pay his debt of course it hasn't and so the debtors labor b sold to the government for forty cents a day until the obligation is dis charged the government sends him with a gang of felons to a silver mine and he does not see the light again until the debt is discharged fair v/arning the concord times say the new postal law which goes into effect on and after wednesday july 1st makes taking of a newspaper and the refusal to pay for the same theft and any person guilty of such action is liable to criminal proceedings i he same as if guilty of stealing goods to theamount of the subscription the post master or the letter carrier can testify in all such cases .«»~ _ — strong men say to the ablest and most trustworthy de mocratic leaders in the senate voted against the blair pedagogic bill with the exception of garland and lamar whose pos ition was a surprise to us beck bay ard butler coke harris morgan pend leton gorman voorhees and others of the strong men say ho to this dangerous bill that will make the south a pensioner upon federal bounty and will violate both spirit and letter of the constitution — v ilmington star .<»• bounty on ths seventh in france there is hardly any growth of population and the french so far from appreciating this condition arc doing their best to alter it they in fact put 1 bounty on large families by caus ing seventh children to be supported by the state raleigh hopes to sec a groat many peo ple at the state fair next mounth there is reason for believing that it will bo real ly the best exhibition made within recent years most of the departments will be unusally fuil and certain features whicb have been given special attention should and doubtless will attract lovers of what is excellent in great numbers the fair is not only an exhibition of our progress however it should be remembered but un opportunity for social r unions and as such it is as valuable perhaps as in any other respect everybody who comes to it will be both benefiteh and pleased let everybody therefore who can do so come — neivs observer a little sulphate of potassa added to preserves prevents fermentation he is a strongman who can hold down his opinion — emerson rlaze the bottom crust of fruit pies with white of egg and they will not be soggy awful floods covering an era of 3 000 square miles in british india have destroyed many lives and vast quanti ties of property gloves are not worn so soiled this reason as they were la*t and there is a disposition to revert to french kid alter a course of suede in bei<je and the shades of fawn so popular now the former look well no gnme bird of any country has a wider range than tiie wild turkey its native range is from the atlantic to the rocky mountains from the forty-third parallel of north latitude to centra america gov scale has appointed james w cooper state senator for the cherokee district member of the board of direct ors of the state penitentiary vice hon j l robinson resigned recent investigations have brought to light several remarkable deep sea fishes living in depths of upwards of 1 a mile these deep ca fishes fre quently provided with eyes at differ ent parts of their bodies — for exam ple along the sides and back — as well as in the head ; and such eyes also produce light acting the part of bull's eye 1 ante is — »»■<«>' — when in the wron channel the bile wreaks grievous injury head ache constipation pain in the liver and stomach jaundice nausea ensue a few dose of uo3tetter's stomach hitters will reform these evils and prevent further in jury it is a pleasant aperient its action upon the bowels being unaccompanied i>y rrriping the liver is both regulated and stimniated by it and as it is very impolitic to disn card disorder i>f that organ n inch t!m>'-i-h neglect may culminate in danger ous congestion aud iiqvitic abscess the bitters should be r 9orted to at an early eta^e failure to do this renders a contest with the malady more protracted fever and hl'tit rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles are remedied by this tine medicine and the increasing immunities 01 aj.e miti ,- t l bv it it nia . v be also used in > on - nee with advanta^e as it hastens the rc3torati 0 of vigor a horticultural authority savs there 1,600 kind of pears ft is the green pear though that is the doctors favorite ' things that science can a bargain in ferm lands with dwell ing and out-houses bextker & mcci i ' bin's spi en-i»n fakm fob sale.-term 3 rea sonable—-good neighborhood splendid tobacco lands.-brt nkr & mcci bbixs valuable mineral land for sale on easy terms.-brlw & mcccbbins splendid water power for sale pow er enough to run several factories brujfer & mcl'ubbins debility ix al>ri.l , s otan canstml by worms the change from child to muuhood is not sufficient to rid the jysu-n of this awfnl plague shrine indian verrotfti will expel them and restore health and a bright complexion un1tyhigh an english and classical school for boys ini / 1 ': 1 -: ated al woodleaf i , west of salisbury students prepared for business or college desircable board at reasonable rates students desiring to btndy music will b3 under^the instruction of an experienced teacher mrs r w boyd term opens the 28th oi september 1s85 find continues nine months address g b v7etmore jr principal woodleaf n c 50:eow-fo tw . i internal revenue sale 5 wtbll c on saturday the 10th day of october 1885 there will be sold to the highest bid der at the court bouse rl ior in ■one sixty gallon still cap and wo match seized from j calvin v jacob fraley morgan township rowan county n c and adjudged to be forfcil ed tu the use of th united i t ii vaxderford '■■.: \ coili ctcr sept 21st 1885 :;.. north carolina ! rowan county la superior couit civil action for divorce joseph g etoffher plaintiff against laura b lloflfucr defendant to laura b hrtff'ner non-resident you are hereby notified that the p . tiff above named has notion against yon for divorce and has caused a summons to be issued retun on the eleventh monday after the first mon day in september 1885 before the • of said court when and vvh re you an quired to appear and answer or denial to the complaint dated this the 8th of se j m hokah c s c craig 2 & clement atl s csv tube delays ark j a xg erous ! ! j s mccubbins has just returned from the nortl ern i with tin largest sest selected stork of goods tjiat he i as ever < here i to the public consisting of dn g tods gro cei ies iiu boots and >\ ■- soli !.■croi kery ;*.'»< 1 queens ware . pro vision w < i und willow ware ifcc auo i full line of v !•: it t ilizers of the very !•■st bran i . viz : baker's well tri i for wheat meuuyman'sa d r me • walker's ground b i " n tural '■■and supposed the ■guano un tii ma !< j t < ro and gi t testimonials nd if yo i tn save money don't i >'■'. ft to call n him before buying either g ia or ferti izi rs salisbury oct 1 l8tf5 by virtu of court of rowan < w f lackey a ': triitor of r j £ aijainsi r g s oan ai at the i lourt ii mse d ... the 5th " i ' public " am die lands of j i cowan in - the john graham t.iii in 48 acres b idi 268.12 tei his in six months i !--,, n ti j with interest paynn nt from lay ol per ceni w r anm w f la key $ sept 4;li 1885 '■• *'■• harris f?to a rad.oalc-re foa j ; j i her7ous ji orfasic weakness.e ; £ physical ks b decay v aged men k ", tested fc oversix3 ; - • vs .; | yearscvl^ein'-'wiy&a ■tho^sa:.3cas£s b3 :. ; ! c jl kra.xjs ■■4t:3m c a.kraus hardwarl when you wantg hardware at low figures uall on the \.» 2 granite r w d a a pwell asrent for the cardwellthresher salisbury x c j ine 8th tf yadkin mineral spriis acafay palmersville n.c i ■st inn ■■. u s ■.■. 8en0 y wool ro the salisbury woolen ills this nrw r ri ry . afacturing woolen goo . ei before '■• wit iiin t he reach of tbi in vn ing coruimi we mai simer3 tl.a - icets v a pie .. s \ ; may 2stl . . ; ■3 sy v -. a i 2 ?.£ d ii s »^ v corner cf kerr & :- - str with a full liuc ol and groi euies boar hxg •_>-:, 1 organized 1859 « 1 ■capital .. assets i ! 7 ■"">< ),< )( >< ). ■tweni < ; iii«-nt ■■: toti 1,390 32 ■diamons to **: i ■no 51
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i&9 sj fl ~^* 3 ,^^"" 1 v i l xvi.-thibb sssies sau3buky n c october 8 1885 tee charlotte b 0 house branch of ludden & ba1 sic house |. l i'lhces the lowest tekms the easiest ordel tf this house < vtiv\nmt-&-

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This from Taylor's Greek to GCSE:
ο ουν Σολων προφασιν εχων την θεωριαν εξεπλευσε και εισ τε την Αεγυπτον ως τον βασιλεα τον Αμασιν και δη και εις την Λυδιαν ως τον Κροισον αφικετο.
Solon has given the Athenians a set of laws to reform their political system. The Athenians have agreed to give the new system 10 years to work and things are set up so that no changes can be made without Solon. To make sure no changes are made Solon decides to make himself scarce.
So to the line itself
The bit that is giving me trouble is "προφασιν εχων την θεωριαν". I am fairly certain that a accusative of respect is involved. But there are two accusatives here.
Should it read
Therefore Solon having sightseeing in respect of a pretext
Therefore Solon having a pretext in respect of sightseeing
In the first case Solon's motive is avoid being forced to change the laws so he uses sightseeing as an excuse to be absent from Athens
In the second case a more self indulgent Solon realises that having the pretext that being absent preserves his reforms allows him to go on the sightseeing tour that he has not previously permitted himself.


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STOCKTON - When a ballplayer who has worked through Joe Moreno's Catch-All Baseball program and graduates high school, the former University of the Pacific coach gives them a gift.
STOCKTON - When a ballplayer who has worked through Joe Moreno's Catch-All Baseball program and graduates high school, the former University of the Pacific coach gives them a gift.
"I give them a watch, and I tell them they need two skills: time management and work harder," Moreno said.
Moreno has operated Catch-All Baseball out of a Port of Stockton warehouse for eight years, helping local high school and club players hone their skills and gain exposure from scouts. Professional players including Dallas Braden and Justin Friend of the Philadelphia Phillies organization have participated in the program.
"We just passed the $8 million mark in scholarships to our players over eight years," Moreno said. "The key is, we stress education first. It's not just baseball. We stress grades, get kids help with their SATs and everything that goes with it."
On a recent Sunday, 25 players took to the artificial turf inside the warehouse to work on their pitching and catching skills. A group of catchers ran through drills to practice blocking the plate and preparing throws. Pitchers worked on form and balance, and later, pick-off moves to second base.
The success stories go beyond baseball, Moreno said. For example, Nick Taiariol, 27, earned a partial scholarship to Whittier College in Southern California after working with Moreno. Now a San Joaquin County sheriff's deputy, Taiariol spends his time helping younger generations.
"This place is a baseball facility, but there is a lot of life lesson here," Taiariol said, noting that the discipline Moreno instills in his players helped him, his twin brother - who is a Stockton police officer - and people he knows in the military.
"He makes you understand if you don't get your work done and not getting grades, you're not going to play. The way that he and coaches speak to you, we don't degrade you but we tell you that you can't avoid tough situations. If you can deal with Joe for 10 years, you can deal with anything in life," he said.
Moreno said the business is possible because of help from Port of Stockton Director Richard Aschieris and others in the community. He doesn't advertise and has not raised prices in eight years of business.
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Oralia "Margie" D. Areola
April 23, 1928 - February 20, 2013
Oralia "Margie" D. Areola, entered into eternal rest February 20, 2013 at the age of 84. She was born
April 23, 1928 in Miami, Arizona to Juan and Maria Delgado. She married Johnny M. Areola Sr., February 15, 1947.
Margie retired after 22 years working for Stockton Unified School District as a preschool aide. She loved her job because working with children helping them learn was her passion. She had a spiritual generous soul whose love of family and friends had no bounds. Her smile could light up a room and all who visited her home felt welcome. Margie was both mother and friend to her children. She enjoyed many years playing softball (pitcher), gardening, estate sales, cooking and attending the annual family Christmas cookie party.
Her husband Johnny M. Areola, Sr., along with five brothers and six sisters, precedes her in death. She is survived by her children: Juanita Ariola, Josephine Hernandez (Quirino), Rosalie
Areola, Virginia Goldsby (Sam Patton) and John Areola Jr., (Beth); seven grandchildren:
Gabriel Hernandez (Trina), Anita Ariola, Paul Hernandez, Chris Hernandez, George Andrade Jr., Justin Areola, Joshua Areola; nine great grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren, siblings
Connie Archuleta and Dora Jesus along with numerous nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind Hope Asuncion and Pat Resendes who were like daughters to her.
As her health declined, Margie was lovingly cared for in her home by her family and niece Jenny Mena-Hernandez.
Visitation will be Tuesday February 26 from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm at DeYoung Memorial Chapel, 601 N. California St. The Rosary will be said Tuesday evening at 6:00 pm. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. George's Catholic Church, 120 W. 5th Street on Wednesday, February 27 at 11:00 a.m. followed by burial at the San Joaquin Cemetery.


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Funny thing about videogames: for the most part, they just aren't very funny. In fact, many of the most popular games are virtually laugh free. But exceptions do exist -- like LucasArts' and TT Games' tongue-in-cheek look at your favorite galaxy far, far away in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy. Build, battle and laugh your way through the events of pop culture's most influential films this September across eight platforms.
So, just what is it about LEGO Star Wars II that tickles your funny bone? "There are lots of things," says David Perkinson, producer at LucasArts. "But I think it all begins with the characters. Unless you've got the heart of the Emperor, you are going to chuckle at many of them the first time you see them - you just have to. They're so darn cute!"
"I think even if you played it as straight as you possibly could, the very appearance of the LEGO characters would still add an element of humor to it," agrees Will Thompson, character artist at developer Traveller's Tales. "It's just so funny watching these cute little characters battling it out with each other in such dramatic situations. By far, my favorite example of this is every part featuring the romantic scenes between Han and Leia -- It's hilarious watching their relationship blossom in LEGO form."
"There are plenty of funny cutscenes like those that'll have you rolling, and one of my favorites is one of the very last that Traveller's Tales included," says Jeffrey Gullett, assistant producer at LucasArts. "Remember Luke's acrobatics in Return of the Jedi when he jumps off the plank, grabs it and somersaults onto the skiff? Like many memorable scenes, we have that one, but with a clever twist. In this case, Luke doesn't just do a superhuman somersault -- he performs an all-out acrobatic routine with all sorts of jumps from the plank. It's hilarious."
But Perkinson only sees the cutscenes as part of a much bigger equation to gaming hilarity. "Remember, there's an actual game here to play, too," he says, "and along with an immense amount of depth and replayability, the comedic elements play an integral role in elevating LEGO Star Wars II past your typical action-platformer. As funny as the cutscenes are, I think one of the greatest things that Traveller's Tales has pulled off is that you're actually laughing during gameplay as well. No matter how many times I rip a stormtroopers arms out of its sockets or swat a Gamorrean guard as if to say 'oh no, you didn't!' as slave Leia, it never gets old."
"And speaking of Gamorrean guards," adds Gullett, "getting them to rock out in Jabba's Palace serves the double purpose of distracting some of the game's most powerful enemies while also providing one of the biggest laughs. You know how electric guitars are also known as an ax Well, let's just say those pig guards take that idea pretty literally..."
Also adding to the fun is one of LEGO Star Wars II's most interesting new features, the Character Customizer. You can unlock more than 60 playable characters throughout the course of the game, with new character parts -- heads, torsos, midsections, legs, arms, hands and weapons -- available in this device as you make each character available. Mix and match the pieces as you would with actual LEGO minifigures to create the likes of Darth Threepio, Stormbacca or Ewok Organa -- there are literally millions and millions of possibilities! Then, take your character into Free Play with unique powers... and one of the most unique looks in the galaxy.
"Character customization was something we'd been looking at for a while," says Thompson. "There are lots of cool ideas like that which come very naturally from working with LEGO, but it was the team at Amaze Entertainment, working on the Nintendo DS version of the game, who worked up the customization concept for LEGO Star Wars II. The best thing about the Character Customizer is randomization, which gives you a completely different character than you've ever imagined with the touch of a button. You never know what you're going to get!"
"Yeah," says Perkinson. "With tongue-in-cheek humor everywhere you look (where else are you going to find stormtroopers lounging in a hot tub?), you never know what you're going to get is pretty much the best way to sum up LEGO Star Wars II as a whole."


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S-12/13-1 - Senate Rules of Procedure
S-12/13-2 - Codification of Guidelines, Policies and Procedures for Senate Subcommittees
S-12/13-3 - R&T language, FH sec 18.104.22.168 Additional Criteria, Full Professor
S-12/13-4 - Pilot Program for Electronic-based Course Evaluation System
S-12/13-5 - Credit Hour Policy
S-12/13-6 - Academic Calendar Proposal - Model 3
S-12/13-7CA - Proposal for several Catalog Changes for the Psychology Department
S-12/13-8CA - New Course Proposal, Biology 128, Advanced Human Anatomy
S-12/13-9CA - Proposed Catalog Change, Art History, AH193
S-12/13-10CA - Proposed Catalog Changes for the 3+2 Engineering Program
S-12/13-11 - FH amended language, 220.127.116.11.2 (2) Interim Reviews Conducted by the R&T Committee; change "Tenured Associate Professors" to "Pre-Professor Interim Review"
S-12/13-12 - FH amended language 220.127.116.11.2 (3) Interim Reviews Conducted by the R&T Committee; remove exceptions
S-12/13-13 - FH amended language 18.104.22.168, Sabbatical Eligibility Criteria
S-12/13-14CA - Academic Calendar
S-12/13-15CA - Bachelor of Arts in Leadership and Organizational Studies (BALOS) - Final Approval
S-12/13-16 - Faculty Welfare Committee Policies and Procedures
S-12/13-17 - Core Curriculum Committee Policies and Procedures
S-12/13-18CA - Catalog Change for ART 196
S-12/13-19CA - New Major in Art Theory & Criticism
S-12/13-20CA - Change in Major of the Department of Psychology
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In a preview of what is likely to be more common as the primary election cycle heats up, Republican gubernatorial candidate Jan Morgan said Monday (Feb. 5) Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson is not a true Republican and she'll make sure Sharia law does not come to Arkansas.
Morgan, from Hot Springs, is a gun range owner known for her vocal advocacy of Second Amendment gun rights. Gov. Hutchinson announced his re-election bid earlier last year. He was first elected to the post in November 2014. Other candidates for Arkansas governor include Democrat Jared Henderson and Libertarian candidate Mark West.
Morgan spoke Monday night in Jonesboro to a crowd of more than 100, saying Gov. Hutchinson is not a conservative, and he coerces Republican legislators into supporting Democratic policies. Since his election in 2014, state government spending has increased significantly, and Hutchinson has expanded taxes and regulatory burdens for businesses, she said.
"If we had a true Republican in the governor's office I would not be standing here today … He (Hutchinson) doesn't like the conservative message. That's why he doesn't like me," she told those at the event held by the Jonesboro Tea Party.
Morgan said she confronted several legislators more than a year ago after she received a list of Republicans who were supposedly voting for Democratic policies. She said the list was provided to her by state Sen. Linda Collins-Smith, R-Pocahontas. Morgan said lawmakers told her that Hutchinson was influencing their votes.
At one point, Hutchinson agreed to a meeting with her. The two sat on opposite ends of a long table, she said. The two argued about firearm open carry, his influence on legislators, and other topics. Hutchinson told her he knew she would be in the race for the long haul.
"It was a very tense meeting," she said.
SHARIA LAW Without citing examples, Morgan claimed there are documented instances where judges across the country abdicated state and federal laws within their courtrooms in favor of Sharia Law, or Islamic Law derived from the Koran and Muslim customs. She said a bill was passed by the Arkansas Legislature prohibiting foreign laws from being used in courtrooms, but Hutchinson did not sign it. She said he told her he couldn't find a single instance of this occurring in an Arkansas courtroom.
"We will not have Sharia Law in Arkansas under Jan Morgan's leadership," she said.
HB 1041 , sponsored by Rep. Brandt Smith, R-Jonesboro, was approved by the House and Senate and was enacted as state policy – legislative intent rather than codified state law – without Gov. Hutchinson's signature. The bill stipulated that "it shall be the public policy of this state to protect its citizens from the application of foreign laws" in the courts.
If elected, Morgan said live stream video of legislative committees will be placed on the state's official web site because the public needs to be aware of how their legislators are voting and making decisions in the state capitol. However, under House and Senate rules, legislative committee hearings are under control of the legislative branch of government not the executive branch. The Arkansas House has been live-streaming most of its committee hearings since the 2011 session. The Arkansas Senate does not live-stream its committees, nor are joint committees typically live-streamed.
In other comments to the group, Morgan said she thinks colleges and universities that receive state funds should not serve as "sanctuary campuses" for illegal immigrants. If Hutchinson was a true conservative, he would have ordered a spending freeze after his election, she said.
Morgan vowed to not take lobbyist contributions, and if she loses the primary she said she will exit politics. She lobbied Collins-Smith and Lt. Gov. Tim Griffin among others to challenge Hutchinson in the primary. Each declined, and it left her with only one alternative – run herself.
"We have to defeat the Democrat in my primary," she said, referring to Hutchinson.
HUTCHINSON RESPONSE Gov. Hutchinson told Talk Business Politics that Morgan's belief he has raised taxes is void of reality.
"My opponent in the primary continues to make up facts as she continues to distort the record and mislead the voters. The General Assembly has not passed any tax increases and my Administration and has lowered taxes by over $150 million per year. To say I am not conservative is pretty hilarious. When you have been criticized as long as I have for standing for conservative values you wonder where Jan has been for the last 40 years," Hutchinson noted.
And as to Sharia Law, Gov. Hutchinson said the legislation was a solution in search of problem.
"I have practiced law for many years in Arkansas and we do not have Sharia law in Arkansas. Let me be clear, I oppose Sharia law. Furthermore I oppose Sharia law being used in Arkansas courts. The legislation in question addressed the application of foreign law, not Sharia law. We need to stop passing unnecessary laws that attempt to address problems that do not exist. I allowed the bill to become law even though I thought it was not necessary."
Gov. Hutchinson said when he became governor he ordered spending to be cut across the board, enacted a hiring freeze, and cut unnecessary regulations.
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I've seen slow cooker salsa chicken recipes a lot on Pinterest lately and thought I'd give it a try. I made my slow cooker chicken verde recipe many times and it's a family favorite so I thought they would like this one too since it's so similar. I made a huge amount of this because it's so versatile. I made quesadillas for my son (which he loved) and a rice bowl for my hubby. Mine is pictured above with cauliflower rice. Without the sour cream I would consider this a Paleo dish and it's definitely lower carb. Also you can eat this on a salad or nachos and even with your eggs in the morning. See, it's very versatile. Plus this makes a huge batch so you can freeze half for another time.slow cooker chicken verde
I felt that this was a really easy recipe. You basically put all the ingredients in the slow cooker and let it simmer all day. When it's done, take out the chicken and shred it. Then use a hand blender to blend the sauce and put the shredded chicken back in the slow cooker to soak up that yummy stuff. Easy peasy. However you could make this easier if you wanted. You could use store bought sauce. I'm sure it would taste delicious too if you had a favorite one. I am partial to a homemade salsa so I just put the ingredients that I would use for that in the slow cooker and let them cook down with the chicken.
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NHIAA Football: Pinkerton rushes way to a winBy HARRY KOZLOWSKI
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September 13. 2013 10:38PM
DERRY — Pinkerton Academy head coach Brian O'Reilly said his Astros did something Friday they couldn't do last week against Bedford: run the ball with authority.
His team overcame a 14-0 deficit to defeat Central, 37-20, in Derry Friday. Pinkerton runners, led by Manny Latimore, racked up 247 yards rushing.
"That was missing last week and it was missing in the first quarter" said O'Reilly. "That's what our program has always been about: dominating the line of scrimmage."
Pinkerton dug itself a hole early with two quick turnovers. A fumble on the handoff to Manny Lattimore gave Central the ball on the 19.
Five plays later Jorge Gomes punched the ball in from the 3. With a successful two-point conversion Central led 8-0.
On the ensuing Astros possession, Central's Tyler Kelly intercepted a pass from Jacob Froehlich and Central had the ball again at their 33.
That turnover led to a 60-yard touchdown pass to Abe Madra. After a failed conversion the Little Green led 14-0 after one quarter.
But the tables turned in the second quarter when Central began coughing up the ball.
Jesiah Wade put the ball on the ground and Pinkerton turned it into a touchdown. After a three-and-out, Pinkerton drove to a second score to tie the game at 14.
Then with only seconds remaining on the clock another Central gave the Astros the ball at the Little Green 49.
That was just enough time for quarterback Jack Hanaway to complete a 35-yard pass and put the Astros in field goal range. The 30-yard kick made it 17-14 at the half.
Central received the ball to start the third quarter and Wade fumbled again at the Central 39. Jason Hanson capped off the drive with a three-yard plunge to make it 23-14 Astros.
But despite the miscues Central stuck with Wade and it paid off when scored for the Little Green on the following drive. The touchdown and missed conversion made it 23-20 Pinkerton.
A fake punt helped the Astros extend their next drive and it led to another Jason Hanson touchdown to make it 30-20.
The Pinkerton defense held Central and the Astros had the ball back with 6:45 to go. Hanaway kept giving the ball to running backs TJ Urbanik and Ryan Day, who gashed a tired Central defense.
Finally Lattimore punched it in from three yards out and the Astros had a 17-point win.
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Econo Lodge Riverside features an indoor pool and a spa tub. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measure 300 square feet (28 square meters). This Pigeon Forge hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and a picnic area. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2011.
- Conference space size (meters) - 28
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- Total number of rooms - 201
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Number of buildings/towers - 3
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Lawmakers kill bill to spy on motorists with license plate scannersBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
January 16. 2014 12:20AM
CONCORD — Touting the privacy rights of New Hampshire citizens, House members Wednesday voted overwhelmingly — 250-97 — to kill a bill that would have allowed police to use license plate scanners, and then banned the issue for the rest of the session.
With the House vote, New Hampshire continues to be the only state in the country to prohibit the use of license plate scanners. Collecting license plate information at toll booths and bridges is allowed.
Recording license plate data is the same as Big Brother watching citizens in George Orwell's novel "1984" opponents said — or at least a big step down that slippery slope.
However, supporters of House Bill 675 said it would improve public safety and make police departments more efficient. And they said the bill protects privacy rights because police would destroy the data after holding it for three minutes to match data bases for wanted or missing people. Local communities would have had to vote to allow their police to use the readers.
One of the House's most adamant privacy advocates, Rep. Neal Kurk, R-Weare, said the bill would change current public policy, which forbids the practice.
Kurk and others cited revelations about the National Security Agency's massive data collection leaked by former contractor Edward Snowden.
"We have to ask ourselves in New Hampshire if we want to go down that road of collecting metadata on innocent individuals," Kurk said. "If we say yes (to this bill,) that is not consistent with New Hampshire values."
He said 99.5 percent of the license plate information collected is from innocent people who are not wanted for anything.
Collecting the information could allow the state to know a person's driving habits, or whether a person goes to a drug treatment clinic or a particular meeting, Kurk said.
He predicted if the bill passed, police would be back before the legislature seeking to retain the information longer.
"The issue for me is whether or not personal privacy is protected," Kurk said. "If you adopt this, you will erode that privacy — not immediately — but in the future."
And he said, protecting the state-collected information would be difficult.
"When you create a database, it has value and someone will try to get it," said Kurk. "We are creating another honey pot and the bees and the bears will be there."
Rep. Steve Vaillancourt, R-Manchester, mentioned George Orwell's "1984" and government tracking its citizens' every move.
"This moves us back into the era of Big Brother," Vaillancourt said.
But bill supporters said the use of the scanners will improve public safety and would help locate missing children or elderly persons, quickly identify stolen cars or plates, and target those wanted by law enforcement
Rep. Geoffrey Hirsh, D-Bradford, noted New Hampshire nearly leads the nation in per-capita vanity plates.
He said with vanity plates, any sense of privacy is close to delusional. And he said each community would decide if its police department would be allowed to use the license plate scanners.
Other supporters said people's concerns about privacy are misplaced.
"Those of us who are law-abiding citizens should not have anything to fear," said Rep. Robert Theberge, D-Berlin.
After killing the bill, the House then voted 214-135 to prohibit the House from considering the issue again this session.


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Arrest made after Keene bicyclist struck and killed in early morning hit-and-run
November 02. 2013 11:09AM
KEENE — A 48-year-old Keene bicyclist died in a hit-and-run collision on Route 101 early Saturday morning, and the driver now faces felony charges.
Police identified the victim as Keon E. Ioannou.
Police arrested Tracy A. Burroughs, 41, of Marlborough Street, Keene, and charged her with felony negligent homicide and one felony count of leaving the scene of a fatal accident.
According to a press release, Ioannou was riding his bike just east of Graves Road shortly before 2 a.m. when he was struck by a vehicle. Police said the driver apparently made no attempt to stop before or after the collision.
When emergency responders arrived at the accident scene, Ioannou was dead, police said.
Police said evidence at the scene indicated the vehicle involved was a white Saturn.
Burroughs is being held at Cheshire County jail in lieu of $25,000 cash bail pending arraignment Monday in 8th Circuit Court, Keene District.
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Trayvon Martin's death: A challenge to Christians
By guest blogger Kevin Considine
Holy Week is upon us and this often leads to critical reflection upon our culture in light of the Paschal Mystery. Or, as Protestant theologian Karl Barth said, doing theology with the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other.
Right now, this would point us to the killing of a black, teenage boy named Trayvon Martin by an overzealous neighborhood watch captain, named George Zimmerman. There has been outrage over this senseless killing and a collective cry for justice. But what is this justice we seek?
Martin Luther King offers a point of reference in his "Eulogy for the Young Victims of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Bombing" (1963). Here, he reflected upon the senseless murders of four black children in a Black Baptist Church in Birmingham by white supremacists. He declared an ethical demand posed by the murdered children: "They say to us that we must be concerned not merely about who murdered them, but about the system, the way of life, the philosophy which produced the murderers."
Although the context of the killing of Trayvon Martin is vastly different from that in which King was originally speaking, I think this still offers a relevant challenge to Christians: are we concerned that God's justice is fully realized in this senseless killing, a justice that reaches into the sinful roots of our violent culture? That is, are we concerned with confronting the roots in American culture that have "normalized" violence against those with darker skin color?
In one of his earliest speeches (1955), King gives a vision of God's justice and its connection to love. This provides a vision of our God of love and justice: "…it is not enough for us to talk about love, love is one of the pivotal points of the Christian faith. There is another side called justice. And justice is really love in calculation. Justice is love correcting that which revolts against love. The Almighty God himself is not the God just standing out saying through Hosea, 'I love you Israel.' He's also the God that stands up before the nations and said: 'Be still and know that I'm God, that if you don't obey me I will break the backbone of your power'…standing beside love is always justice…"
Are we truly interested in God's justice? If so, we cannot end our grief and reflection at Trayvon Martin's death, George Zimmerman's act of "self-defense", and Florida's "stand your ground law." Obviously, action here is necessary. But are we willing to go deeper? Do we, the Church, have the courage to follow God into the depths of fear, violence, and racism that made this incident a possibility in the first place? That is, to enter into Holy Saturday in hopes of reaching the new creation of Easter Sunday?
The Roman Catholic Church has been a vocal proponent of a "culture of life." I pray that we, the church, truly practice this through accepting the challenge posed by the killing of Trayvon Martin: to transform a sinful, violent society into a just society that gives life and dignity to all of God's children.
Kevin Considine is a Ph.D. candidate in theology at Loyola University in Chicago.
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Observe any world-class sprinter in training. He will speed down a track in obsessive pursuit of a faster time but occasionally will break and rest before resuming his charge. Often, its during these pauses that the athlete recovers his physical stamina for a perfectly timed surge designed to deliver a superior finish.
In trading, price behaves similarly, moving from periods of expansion and trends to periods of contraction and stability. During these pauses, opportunity can be found. It's here that traders can identify low-risk entries using a particular price pattern that marks both reversal points and continuation moves.
Inside bar patterns refer to times when the high of a price bar is lower than the previous bar's high and the low of a price bar is higher than the previous bar's low. Inside bars reflect reduced volatility in the commodity or stock and identify periods of contraction. Such periods are common when a price has experienced a sustained trend, followed by a shorter-term reversal, but they can occur at any time.
Inside bars can be found on any time frame, and often the pattern precedes a significant price move. Inside bars reveal price points where the ascent or descent of price action is in question. Traders participating in the stock's trend are at an impasse, and that indecision results in a lack of movement until the bulls or bears assert themselves and take control of the trend (see "Inside Apple," below).
Multiple inside price bars are a phenomenon that occurs when neither side of the market takes control for subsequent trading sessions. Price meanders with no conviction, typically after a strong run up or decline. Similar to a widely accepted tenet of channel trading, the longer the sideways action, the stronger the expected break in price once that break occurs.
Although the application of inside price bars seems simple, there are some key distinctions that traders must keep in mind to use this method effectively.


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Talk about fashion roadkill! Nicole Kidman was struck by a paparazzo riding a bicycle in New York on Thursday during Fashion Week.
The Oscar-winning actress, wearing a light-colored, fitted dress and sky-high heels, fell to the ground after the impact outside Manhattan's Carlyle Hotel, according to Us Weekly.
An eyewitness told the mag that the photographer's name was Carl Wu and that he struck her as she emerged from the car that picked her up from the Calvin Klein show in Tribeca. The shutterbug had reportedly been pursuing the A-lister on the sidewalk, riding at about 20 mph, then lost control of his bike, which struck Kidman.
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The "Paperboy" star, 46, reportedly yelled "Oh, my God!" and "Ow, ow," Us said.
Police said officers issued three citations to Wu, 19: riding a bike on the sidewalk, riding a bike with no helmet and reckless endangerment. However, there were no criminal charges and no arrest, TMZ reported, with one cop saying "an accident's an accident."
Though Kidman is said to have looked hurt, she quickly got up and composed herself and appeared later that evening at the Calvin Klein Collection after-party unscathed and in a new frock.
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Nashua couple who owned home where bodies found worked togetherBy PAUL FEELY
New Hampshire Union Leader
July 14. 2013 9:23PM
NASHUA — Reginald and Mary Danboise, listed as owners of a home where a man and a woman were found dead Saturday, work together at a Nashua dental practice.
A relative who went to 17 Middle Dunstable Road Saturday to check on the couple that live there found the bodies and called police around 8 a.m., said Jeffery Strelzin, a senior assistant attorney general. The names of the dead pair were not released; Strelzin said further updates are not expected until today.
Nashua Police Lt. Michael Moushegian said in a statement that the couple's deaths appear to be the result of a "murder-suicide."
According to city assessor records, the house is owned by Reginald and Mary Danboise.
Both worked at Smiles of Nashua, on Zero Profile Circle near Amherst Street. Reginald Danboise is listed as a dentist at the company's website, along with A. Gerard Khan, DMD. Mary Danboise is listed as an office administrator.
According to the Smiles of Nashua website, Dr. Danboise has been active in the dental community for over 30 years, and worked in a private practice in Boston for 12 years before opening his practice in Nashua. He was a clinical instructor at Tufts University School of Dentistry in the removable prosthetics department.
According to a profile on the same website, Mary Danboise has been involved in dentistry for over 25 years. She is listed as having worked in many specialty areas, including prosthetics, general and oral surgery.
Calls to Smiles of Nashua, as well as attempts to reach office staff members listed at the website, were unsuccessful Sunday night.
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Hi, Ben. Thanks for your comment.
Can you say more about what you take the usual motivations for subjectivism to be and why you don't think subjectivism desire satisfactionism is a subjectivist theory? In any case, even if you're right about this, I take it that the value realization theory is a subjectivist theory. If that's right, then a view on which the two basic goods are desire satisfaction and value realization will be a subjective list theory. It seems to me that this view has some advantages over desire satisfactionism and the value realization theory. So, I could have made my case for the importance of subjective list theories by talking about this theory instead.
Hi, Avi. Thanks for your comment.
You say that on the most plausible theories of pleasure, pleasure is a sub-category of desire satisfaction. Can you state what you take the most plausible theory of pleasure to be and explain how this theory connects attitudinal pleasure (i.e., pleasure taken in the thought that p) with desire satisfaction? As I wrote in my post, I grant that there is a necessary connection between attitudinal pleasure and desire: you cannot take pleasure in the thought that p unless you desire that p. But obviously, this does not imply that there is a necessary connection between attitudinal pleasure and desire *satisfaction*, since you could take pleasure in the thought that p even though p is false.
It is true that most people desire pleasure. But I think that attitudinal pleasures coincide with increases in basic goodness even for unusual (perhaps merely possible) subjects who don't desire pleasure. Desire satisfactionism cannot use a desire for pleasure to explain this.
Hi, Jack. Thanks for your comment.
It seems to me that if I'm taking pleasure in the thought that p, then I must be in favor of p (i.e., have a pro-attitude toward p). And it seems to me that the kind of pro-attitude isn't anything like a belief that p is good, but a sort of attraction toward p. It is natural to call this attitude a desire. I'd be inclined to say that the case that you describe is one in which I simultaneously want the thing to happen and also want it not to happen. Could I really be pleased that it's happening without (to some extent) wanting it to happen?
As for your second point (which is related to one of Avi's points): I don't think the connection between attitudinal pleasures and increases in basic goodness is merely a regularity. When I reflect on what attitudinal pleasures are like, it seems impossible to me that a subject could feel an attitudinal pleasure without accruing some quantity of basic goodness. But I expect that you won't be very moved by this.
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"One's best success comes after their greatest disappointments." — Henry Ward Beecher
Have you ever felt disappointed about something?
It could be any event in your life. Perhaps you were passed up for a job promotion.Maybe you lost a business deal. Maybe someone you like did not return your feelings. Maybe your relationship did not work out . Maybe a friend betrayed you .Maybe you suffered a business failure.
How did it feel? Did you feel numb? Did you feel dejected? For the really bad cases, did you feel like it was the end of the world?
Disappointment is a feeling of sadness when something falls short of your expectation . Every day, people deal with disappointment. Depending on how big the disappointment is and how you deal with it, this feeling may disappear after a short while, or hang over your life for a long period of time. If not dealt with properly, disappointments can lead to depression, and eventually apathy.a feeling of sadness when something falls short of your expectation
Contrary to what some may think, disappointment is a good thing, for 3 main reasons.
Every cause has an effect. Think of disappointment as an effect, where the cause is your love for the thing in question.
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As the saying goes, "There can be no deep disappointment where there is not deep love" (Martin Luther King Jr.). This deep love is what drives you toward your goals.
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. When someone is apathetic, they feel indifferent about everything. This is no different from being a robot. But here, you recognize your emotions and you feel them — be it good or bad.This is a good thing, because to feel is to be in touch with your inner self.
Every time we feel disappointed, it means there is an error in our framework of reality.
Why do I say that? Let's start with why you feel disappointed. You feel disappointed because you had an expectation and it was not met. Hence, you feel disappointment.
It could be from not winning a competition that you trained heavily in. Or investing in a friendship, where the friend did not reciprocate your effort. Or putting yourself on the line for your job, but getting laid off as your boss did not appreciate you. Each time, you had an expectation that was not met, and when confronted with the truth, you became disappointed.


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Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai KyousoukyokuSun,Aug 19,2018
Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku chapter 42
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Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku manga summary: 29-year-old programmer Suzuki Ichirou finds himself transported into a fantasy RPG. Within the game, he's a 15-year-old named Satou. At first he thinks he's dreaming, but his experiences seem very real. Due to his use of a 3-time-use special power (meteor shower), he ends up wiping out an army of lizardmen and becoming very high level. He hides his level and plans to live peacefully and meet new people, though developments in the game story (like the return of a demon king) might get in his way.