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michana here and we have two more titles to announce this afternoon. The first one is Student Council's Discretion Level 2 which begins its broadcast on Wednesday, January 9th at 10am PST and our second one is Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East which begins its broadcast on Thursday, January 10th at 10:35am PST.
Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East will be available in the following territories: USA, Canada, Central & South America, UK, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
They would have lost their lives if they did not make the choice back then. The legendary eight beads and their owners... One is for someone important, and one is for his life as a human. The story of a destiny to encounter and fights lead by the beads, have just begun.
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Student Council's Discretion Level 2 will be available in the following territories: North America, Ireland, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and the Netherlands.
The student council of the private school Hekiyo Academy is a paradise where wild delusions never rest. After successfully joining the student council due to his excellent grades, the second-year vice president, Ken Sugisaki, aims to make the female remainder of the student council his harem, but is regularly treated like nothing more than air...
The strongest little kid around, president Kurimu Sakurano; the cool and kind but super-sadistic secretary, Chizuru Akaba; the boyish vice president who's surprisingly girly at times, Minatsu Shiina; and the sweet, lovely treasurer with several regrettable qualities, Mafuyu Shiina...
The crazy, almost out-of-control daily lives of these highly unique members is still continuing nonstop - today, tomorrow, and the day after!
But the time limit imposed by the upcoming graduation is drawing nearer... What will happen to the student council? What will its members do?! Do we never learn, making a second anime season out of this?!
Whats up everyone,
Let's continue our announcements with the addition of Ishida & Asakura to our winter lineup!
This new title will start broadcasting on Sunday January 6 at 7:00 am Pacific Time to audiences in the following territories: U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Middle East, and South America.
For those that never read teh 15 manga installments of Ishida & Asakura here's what you can expect to see on the anime adapted version:
"The friendship of high school boys can be a unique and oftentimes surreal existence for outsiders looking in. Of course, the friendship between our protagonists Ishida and Asakura, are no different. Join these two crazy characters as they get into all sorts of hilarious antics this winter season!"
Oh but wait, there will be a ton more of announcements coming down just for you, so stay tuned for MORE!
Continuing Titles:
Naruto Shippuden
Naruto Spin-Off: Rock Lee and his Ninja Pals
Hunter x Hunter
Fairy Tail
Space Brothers
Saint Seiya Omega
Folktales from Japan
Polar Bear Cafe
Ixion Saga DT
Blast of Tempest
Shin Sekai Yori
Cardfight!! Vanguard: Asia Circuit
The Pet Girl of Sakurasou
Aoi Sekai no Chushin de
Saki Episode of Side A
Bottom Biting Bugs
Winter Simulcasts:
12/21 - Boku-no-imoutowa"Osaka-okan"
12/26 - Love Live! School Idol Project
12/27 - Encouragement of Climb
12/27 - Mangirl
12/27 - Ai-Mai-Mi
1/2 - Oreshura
1/2 - Maoyu
1/2 - Cuticle Detective Inaba
1/3 - Ishida & Asakura
1/3 - Student Council's Discretion Level 2
1/3 - Hakkenden: Eight Dogs of the East
1/4 - ??
Any chance of [email protected]?
Your trash is my gold lol. Jaja. Its a good funny series.
Tired so tired.
Given that YTV is the publisher and the streaming time is ahead of the Japanese broadcast, I think Crunchyroll is a day ahead on the time that show is supposed to be streamed. Because Ishida & Asakura is a Sunday series(going by American time)
As long as it ain't a short series I'm ok. Though one short series I would like to see CR get is Puchimas, though its daily schedule makes it unlikely
I just want two titles... one should be a given, who knows with Crunchyroll though.
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Any chance of [email protected]?
Good call. Im waiting for that announcement as well as chihayafuru season 2.
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All shows that aren't sequels to anime I haven't seen are perfect with me!!!!!! Going to watch most of the shows like I did from last season which was really fun!!!!!!
not thrilled about these titles =_=
edit: YAY BISHIES!!!!!
Sorciére de Gré, Pucelle de Force
oh man, these titles look terrible so far
I am with Rawratl
I officially dislike Turkey (food) for the next 364 days :)
more disappointment for my region
Emocionado por Digimon Tri
Im running out of options/anime to watch, so Im watching it all.
I hate rick rolls
95% of the winter shows are like this....unwatchable trash but its not CR's fault just a shitty season for anime ahead of us.Spring has a shit ton of good shows coming tho... Gotta stick with my fairy tail/hunterxhunter/robitcs notes and naru coming outta fillers to keep me busy.


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MALDEF Victory in District Court Paves Way for Redrawn Congressional and State House Redistricting Plans
SAN ANTONIO, TX – Capping an extensive legal battle, a Texas federal court has issued redistricting plans for both congressional and state house districts for use in 2012 that better reflect the state's increasingly large Latino electorate.
The court-ordered interim maps maintain the existing Latino-majority districts and also create two additional Latino opportunity districts in the congressional map and one additional Latino opportunity seat in the state house map.
MALDEF filed suit against the State of Texas in June 2011on behalf of the Texas Latino Redistricting Task Force (Task Force) in response to maps enacted by the Texas Legislature that failed to reflect Latino growth in the state through the creation of new Latino-majority districts. The suit sought new redistricting plans that are consistent with 2010 Census data, which show that Latinos accounted for 65 percent of the population growth in Texas and are largely responsible for Texas gaining four additional congressional seats.
Thomas A. Saenz, President and General Counsel of MALDEF, stated: "The Voting Rights Act ensures that Latino population growth is recognized and reflected in redistricting plans. By creating additional Latino electoral opportunities, the court's interim 2012 plans for Congress and Texas House show greater compliance with legal mandate than the execrable maps initially enacted by the state of Texas."
The new plans were developed as a result of the January 20, 2012 U.S. Supreme Court unanimous ruling in Perez v. Perry that affirmed the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act's preclearance provisions and instructed the district court on requirements for drawing interim Texas congressional, senate and house redistricting plans. In its ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to allow Texas to put its recently-enacted congressional, state senate and state house redistricting plans into effect because they had not been precleared under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.
After the Perez v. Perry case was filed, the State of Texas filed a separate lawsuit in Washington, D.C. to get the required federal preclearance under the Voting Rights Act. MALDEF also litigated for the right to fair representation of Latino voters in this case, Texas v. United States. Consistent with arguments in Perez v. Perry, MALDEF attorneys sought to demonstrate that the State of Texas discriminated against Latino voters in enacting redistricting plans that have a retrogressive effect on Latinos' ability to elect candidates of their choice and that were also enacted with a discriminatory purpose.
The San Antonio three-judge panel directed that parties to the litigation attempt to agree upon and present interim plans. MALDEF presented a strong legal case to the court in order to convince it that additional Latino majority districts needed to be created. MALDEF attorneys successfully persuaded the State of Texas to agree to new redistricting plans that create additional Latino majority congressional and State House seats. Ultimately, the district court in Texas reviewed the positions of all the litigants in the case and applied the legal standards set out by the Supreme Court to create the following plans:
Congressional Plan (C226)
The court-ordered interim plan increases by two the number of majority-minority congressional districts in Texas – from seven to nine. In 2012, of the four new congressional seats awarded to Texas, two of the four new seats are majority-minority. The interim map also preserves the current effectiveness of all existing Latino-majority congressional districts, including congressional district 23 in West Texas, which was created as a Latino opportunity district following MALDEF's U.S. Supreme Court victory in LULAC v. Perry in 2006.
Texas House Plan
The court-ordered interim plan increases by one the number of Texas State House districts in which Latinos have an opportunity to elect their preferred candidate. For the 2012 elections, of the 150 seats in the Texas House of Representatives, 34 are Latino opportunity districts, including a new Latino-majority district in Houston and a Latino-majority district in the Rio Grande Valley.
Nina Perales, Vice President of Litigation for MALDEF and lead counsel for the Texas Latino Redistricting Taskforce noted that although significant gains were made to protect Latino voting rights, "The court's interim House plan fails to create an additional Latino-majority house district in Nueces County. We expect to continue to advocate in court for the creation of a permanent plan that incorporates additional Latino electoral opportunity."
Founded in 1968, MALDEF is the nation's leading Latino legal civil rights organization. Often described as the "law firm of the Latino community," MALDEF promotes social change through advocacy, communications, community education and litigation in the areas of education, employment, immigrant rights and political access. For more information on MALDEF, please visit: www.maldef.org.
For all media inquiries, please contact Laura Rodriguez.

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Stockton, CA
Lydia Southerland Robinson (Sally)
Oct. 1, 1927 - Jan. 16, 2013
Lydia Southerland Robinson,
affectionately known as Sally, quietly passed away on Wednesday morning,
January 16, 2013 in Stockton, California, where she had been a resident for over forty four years. She was born October 1, 1927 to Ida (Bradham) and Flossie Thigpen in Warsaw, North Carolina and was the youngest of ten children. She moved to Washington, D.C., in 1938 after her mother passed away, graduated from high school and became a secretary at the National Academy of Sciences. She met "the love of her life", Kirby L. Robinson, and they were married on June 20, 1960. She spent the next eighteen years as a loving mother and housewife caring for her four children and her husband as he pursued his military career in the
U.S. Navy. In 1978 she started a career as a tax return preparer, shortly thereafter establishing her own business and becoming an Enrolled Agent, licensed to represent taxpayers at any administrative level of the Internal Revenue Service. In 1997 she retired from her very successful business but continued to help out during the tax season for several more years. She was a charter member of the Big Valley Chapter of the California Society of Enrolled Agents, and she was also a very active participant in the Inland Society of Tax Consultants. She loved to socialize with her family and friends, and her sparkling smile and sense of humor always endeared her to everyone. She especially enjoyed playing contract bridge, particularly with her compatriots in the military wives group. She was a devout Christian enjoying her participation in the Daughters of the King at St. John's Anglican Church.
Sally was predeceased by her daughter Lenore Elizabeth
Robinson, by her sisters Vanery Whaley and Ethel Braunstein, and by her brothers Clayton, Clarence, Rex, Stacy, and Sheldon Thigpen. She is survived by her husband of more than 52 years, Kirby Lou
Robinson, by her daughters Leslie Southerland Liberty and Lisa
Sutherland Hoag, by her son, Karl Edward Robinson, by three grandchildren, Rebecca Liberty, Richard Robinson and Christopher
Robinson, by her sister Marilyn Louise Ennis and her brother James Clayton Thigpen (Helen), and by many nephews and nieces. The funeral will be held in St. John's Anglican Church, 316 N. El Dorado Street, Stockton, California at 1:30 Thursday, January 24 with a wake and memory gathering to follow in the Church Guild Hall. No flowers, please. Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Aid Society of Northern California, P.O. Box 1824, Sacramento, CA 95812, to Hospice of San Joaquin, 3888 Pacific Avenue, Stockton, CA 95204 or to a charity of your choice. Burial will be private through the Trident Society.


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Mar 12, 2007 at 8:16 pm
Boy do I have egg on my face! I don't know what I was thinkin'. Of course youre car is a fourth gen. Boy do I feel stupid.
Oct 11, 2006 at 2:33 pm
how many people in your club? i think i might remember seeing your car before but im not sure. what other cars do you go with?
Oct 10, 2006 at 9:26 am
Nice T/A, love the black. Ever come to Cedar Rapids?


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July 11. 2013 8:05AM
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Former French president's '07 lake-front getaway to host GOP fund-raiser featuring Romney
By John DiStaso
Senior Political Reporter
Former House speaker O'Brien helped Cornerstone with right-to-know request to DHHS
THURSDAY, JULY 11, UPDATE: WELL-KNOWN VENUE. A Wolfeboro home that gained international attention six years ago will host 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's first appearance at a fund-raiser since last year's election.
The Aug. 6 fund-raiser to feature Romney will be held at the home of Mike and Irene Appe, where then-French President Nicolas Sarkozy stayed for a vacation in August 2007.
The 20,000-square-foot mansion was listed last year as being on the market for $13.6 million.
Mike Appe is a retired Microsoft Corp. executive who remains active on boards of various companies and organizations.
Appe hosted campaign events for Republican candidates for governor John Stephen in 2010 and Ovide Lamontagne in 2012.
For more on the fund-raiser and Romney appearance, see our item below.
THURSDAY, JULY 11: SHAHEEN SECOND QUARTER NUMBERS. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen?s reelection campaign says it will report having raised $1.2 million during the second quarter of 2013, April 1 through June 30.
She will report entering July with $2.15 million cash on hand.
Shaheen's 2014 campaign committee has raised a total of $3.6 million since her election in 2008.
Her camp says that in the second quarter, she received donations from 7,940 donors and nearly 92 percent of the donors "came from grassroots donors who gave fewer than $250," according to the campaign.
"Senator Shaheen is proud to have so much grassroots support behind her efforts to strengthen to strengthen our economy and support New Hampshire?s small businesses and middle class families," said Shaheen Campaign Finance Director Andy Darkins. "The support our campaign has received so far shows that we?re going to have the resources we need to run an effective, winning campaign."
Shaheen, the first woman to be elected a governor and a U.S. Senator, has no announced GOP competition in her reelection bid. The only Republican exploring a possible run is former state Sen. Jim Rubens of Hanover.
State Senate Majority Leader and former U.S. Rep. Jeb Bradley and U.S. Rep. Frank Guinta are mentioned most frequently as potential GOP contenders.
(Earlier Granite Status reports follow.)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10: ROMNEY SAYS 'THANKS, NHGOP.' Republican 2012 presidential nominee Mitt Romney will say "thanks" to the New Hampshire GOP for its support last year by hosting a major party fund-raiser on Aug. 6.
The event will be held in the Lakes Region, near where Romney famously owns a home in Wolfeboro, with the specific site to be announced shortly.
"Governor Romney has donated to various individual candidates, but this will be the first time he will headline and attend a political fund-raiser since last year's election," Eric Fehrnstrom, Romney's former top adviser, told the Granite Status.
The Granite Status has learned that state Senate Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, a potential U.S. Senate candidate, and long-time Romney adviser Jim Merrill are co-chairing the host committee for the event.
"This is a way for him to say 'thanks' and a way for us to say 'thanks,'" Merrill said. "There is a deep bond between Governor Romney and New Hampshire."
The party says it will be a private event and closed to the media.
In a statement, NHGOP chair Jennifer Horn said, "New Hampshire has always been a special place for Governor Romney. It's the state where he launched his presidential campaign, where he spends time with his family every summer, and it's a place where he will always have many friends and loyal supporters.
"We are thrilled that Governor Romney has agreed to host one of his first fund-raisers since the election for our party and help New Hampshire Republicans restore fiscal sanity to Concord and Washington," Horn said.
Tickets will start at $100 and will be available through the party's web site.
Also, we've learned that Sen. Kelly Ayotte will host a fund-raiser for the state party in Washington on July 29, with details on this event also to be announced shortly.
The party has already announced that former Florida U.S. Rep. Allen West will be featured at a reception for the NHGOP on Aug. 16 before headlining the Nashua Republican Committee's annual "Steak Out," both at the Crowne Plaza in Nashua.
Reacting to the news on Romney, the state Democratic Party quickly fired off an email asking supporters for donations.
"Is It 2012 Again Already?" NHDP finance chair Deb Reynolds asks.
"It didn't take long for Republicans to abandon their pledge to rebrand after a disastrous 2012 election. New Hampshire Republicans are bringing back their standard bearer -- Mitt Romney -- and his infamous 47 percent comments for an exclusive fundraiser on Lake Winnipesaukee," Reynolds' email says.
"Rather than etch-a-sketch away their more radical and extreme positions or find new candidates to run for office, New Hampshire Republicans are doubling down on the same chilling rhetoric and same failed candidates Granite State voters have rejected time and again," the NHDP says, asking for funds.
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Suffolk, ss. Division of Administrative Law Appeals
Leo McHatton, Jr.,
v. Docket No. CR-05-121
Chelsea Retirement Board,
For Petitioner:
Frank J. Teague, Esq.
Six Beacon Street, Suite 815
Boston, MA 02108
For Respondent:
Brian P. Monahan, Esq.
MBA Law Group
44 Nashua Road, Suite 15
Londonderry, NH 03053
Administrative Magistrate:
Maria A. Imparato, Esq.
Leo J. McHatton, Jr. filed a timely appeal under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (4) of the February 10, 2005 decision of the Chelsea Retirement System ("Board") to deny, under the provisions of G. L. c. 32. s. 15 (4), his request for a superannuation retirement allowance. (Exs. 1, 2)
The Petitioner elected his right to waive a hearing and have the case handled as a Submission Without a Hearing under 801 CMR 1.01 (10) (c). (Ex. 3) The parties submitted Stipulations of Fact and the Petitioner submitted his Memorandum of Law on March 21, 2008. By letter of March 25, 2008 the Board was given until April 21, 2008 to submit a Memorandum. The record closed on April 4, 2008 with the filing of the Board's Memorandum. I marked documents into evidence. (Exs. 1 - 5) I marked the Petitioner's Memorandum "A" for identification and the Respondent's Memorandum "B" for identification. A list of exhibits appears on the last page of this decision.
1. Leo J. McHatton, Jr. became a member of the Chelsea Retirement system on or about January 18, 1972.
2. Mr. McHatton became a member of the City of Chelsea Police Department Reserves on or about October 15, 1974, and a permanent member of the Chelsea Police Department on or about April 28, 1975.
3. In the mid-1980's, Mr. McHatton was promoted to the rank of Captain and was the Commander of the Vice Squad.
4. On or about February 26, 1993, Mr. McHatton was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on multiple counts, including indictments for filing false income tax returns by failing to report $51,314.36 in income over tax years 1987 through 1991 from work in his electrical and snowplowing businesses.
5. On or about December 2, 1993, Mr. McHatton was sentenced in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts to serve a one-year sentence in federal prison as a result of his conviction for filing false income tax returns.
6. Mr. McHatton was terminated from his employment with the Chelsea Police Department on December 15, 1993.
7. On or about January 5, 2005, Mr. McHatton filed an Application for Voluntary Superannuation Retirement with the Board.
8. On or about January 27, 2005, the Board reviewed the application, and after discussion voted to deny Mr. McHatton's application.
9. By letter of February 10, 2005, Mr. McHatton was notified of the Board's action. Mr. McHatton appealed. (Exs. 1, 2)
This appeal is dismissed because the Contributory Retirement Appeal Board ("CRAB") is without jurisdiction in this matter under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (4). The Petitioner has a right of appeal to the District Court under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (3).
Section 16 (3) provides in pertinent part:
[A]ny member who is aggrieved by any action taken or decision of a board or the public employee retirement administration commission rendered with reference to his dereliction of duty as set forth in section fifteen, may, within thirty days after the certification of the decision of the board, bring a petition in the district court in the territorial jurisdiction in which he resides praying that such action and decision be reviewed by the court.
CRAB's jurisdiction under section 16 (4) encompasses "… matters other than those subject to review by the district court as provided for in subdivision (3)." (emphasis supplied) Because the Board's letter of decision did not inform the Petitioner about his appeal rights, the Petitioner has thirty days from receipt of this decision to appeal the Board's decision by "bring[ing] a petition in the district court within the territorial jurisdiction in which he resides praying that such action and decision be reviewed by the court" under G. L. c. 32, s. 16 (3). John Bigos v. Chicopee Retirement Board, CR-00-945 (DALA dec. 5/4/01; CRAB dec. 1/14/02)
Maria A. Imparato
Administrative Magistrate
1 Notice of Retirement Board Action, 2/10/05
2 Letter of appeal to CRAB, 2/23/05
3 Petitioner's waiver of hearing, 2/19/08
4 Magistrate to parties, 3/25/08
5 Stipulation of Facts
"A" for identification Petitioner's Memorandum of Law
"B" for identification Respondent's Memorandum of Law
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...This is why believers are told that doubting or questioning one's faith is sinful, because religious leaders realise how fragile the illusion of faith really is.
"Do People Have an Inalienable Right to Believe What They Want?"
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Thoughtcrime is a dangerously slippery slope, William.
Quote from: Azdgari on September 20, 2013, 12:09:46 AMThoughtcrime is a dangerously slippery slope, William.I'm not talking about criminalisation.I'm talking about social sanctions. Like the outrage that should be directed at anyone who farts in an elevator....
Everyone has a right to believe what they want.
They have no automatic right to be able to act on their beliefs,
... nor do they have a right not to be ridiculed or ostracised for their beliefs, even if those beliefs are not acted on.
Quote from: Strawman on September 19, 2013, 09:53:04 PM...This is why believers are told that doubting or questioning one's faith is sinful, because religious leaders realise how fragile the illusion of faith really is.I was right there with you until this last line. Ascribing a "why" to others is a risky proposition, and gives them a chance to slip in with "no, that's not why ..." and then your message gets lost in noise.Other than that, very well said.
What the hell is that woman doing to that child???
I am an atheist; I do not hold any personal beliefs. I have a modicum of knowledge and experience that serve to inform my powers of reasoning, but any and all paradigms I rely upon today are in a constant state of flux. There is no room for absolutes, I can never be certain of anything; nor can anyone else, no matter how sincerely or aggressively they state their views as "truth".
Quote from: Traveler on September 20, 2013, 10:10:41 AMWhat the hell is that woman doing to that child??? Making him/her a true believer in Islam. Similar pics could have Jews circumcizing boy babies, Christians pouring feces-infested water from a baptismal font over a head, and atheists roasting babies...
Thanks screwtape. I hadn't heard of that ritual. And, Neo, I think routine infant circumcision is one of the greatest of the current religious crimes in America's so-called civilized society. Germany has outlawed it. The more I learn about it, the more horrified I am that its become common practice. I think I'll go take a nap ... I'm getting too worked up about religious harm in the world. ARG!!!!
You're a lucky man, Nam. Yeah, the "reason" I hear most often in this country is so the boy will "look like his father." Arg!!!
Quote from: Traveler on September 20, 2013, 11:38:30 PMYou're a lucky man, Nam. Yeah, the "reason" I hear most often in this country is so the boy will "look like his father." Arg!!!I actually thought, seriously, about getting circumcised when I was in my late teens, early 20's but then I told myself, "Fuck it." Then I thought, "...or her."[1] and that was the end of that.-Nam 1. true
will Nam be starting a "Cut or uncut?"... umm, pole here soon?
Quote from: Anfauglir on September 20, 2013, 05:08:17 AMThey have no automatic right to be able to act on their beliefs, Under the concept of "act", would you include indoctrinating children, refusing to take specific actions on behalf of their children, and taking advantage of vulnerable people to evangelise and convert them?
Yup. Soon as your beliefs leave the confines of your head and start impacting on the world, thats an act.
Any effect I have on the external world (be it through direct physical action, communication of information, or whatever other means of affecting external reality I have available to me) is the result of some amalgamation or integration of bits and pieces of beliefs that I have. Or, to put it another way, any belief that I have is subject to being incorporated into any decision and action that I take.


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The Sun just printed a letter headlined "Occupy Wall Street: Don't let NY raid derail the movement."
An eye opening letter.
I should have known it was the police department's fault that the movement had sputtered.
Silly me, I just assumed that the failure of the movement to drum up any real middle class support started when the OWS participants started defecating on police cars, using drugs, breaking windows, obstructing traffic, threatening law and order and raping each other.
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I think the last time I saw a Julianne Moore movie I liked she was asking The Dude to plant his seed inside her. It's been a while. But good news, her next project is a witchs come to F crap up tale titled "The Seventh Son" and co-stars The Dude himself Jeff Bridges. Bad news, the project had already had its release date pushed once and now it's happened again, landing a January 17, 2014 outing now. Pray someone loses a toe.
It's probably been more than 20 years since I saw "Jacob's Ladder" and I'm not going to lie, it confused the holy living hell out of me. IMDB tells me it's about a Vietnam vet who starts to go nutso and seeings weird ass crap after the loss of his child. Not in those words exactly but you get the idea. My point here is I keep meaning to go back and watch the film again but now I don't have to because a remake is on it's way. Jeff Buhler, the fella who wrote "Midnight Meat Train", will pen the script and god willing he will dumb it down so I can understand it.
Crap, we completely forgot to celebrate last Wednesday. What was the special occasion you ask? Why it was exactly 2 years to the date before we get the new "Terminator" movie. I know, June 26th, 2015 is right around the corner, I'm really excited too.
David Bowie has been offered a role on the next season of "Hannibal" according to the show's creators. No word yet on if Mr. Stardust will take the role, but word has it he would be playing Hannibal's uncle on the second season of the NBC show. The good news here is I use to not really like David Bowie and now after hearing his music for about 30 years I've grown to really enjoy his work. So look out "Hannibal" producers, you might just have a new fan come 2043.
Movie marathons are tricky business. Equal parts foresight, improvisation, impulse decision-making, and nostalgia that you really don't have all that much control over in the long run. You can plan ahead all you want but the energy of a room can turn a slow-burn pee-pants fest into annoying background noise in no time. Add a holiday on top of things, say for example Halloween, and you got more problems than that Jay-Z character.


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This is my entry to the SECOND GLOBAL CHALLENGE!
After Achmed worked 2 years for Prince Jarius, as a royal merchant, he wanted to experience some adventures... so he registered himself as a voluntary in the army. Unfortunately, they didn't took him. He was too weak and too small and too unexperienced for fighting against Outlaws (I never thought this is possible ). He had to show them that he was mightier as they thought. So it came, that he started looking for this legendary Sword. He went to the most prudent and oldest men in whole Loreos, but everyone said something different.
-Hhhmm, the lost Sword. I would go to a Druid in Lenfald and ask there for advise, they usually get the double age of us, so if you're lucky, you can find one who still knows where the Sword is.
-No, that's wrong. After the 13 years of war, there were no Druids left. I'm pretty sure, that the Outlaws shrouded the Sword on the Magic Isle
- Hahaha, what a rubbish! The Sword is in the highest mountains of Garheim, where a human can't reach it.
-But I'm sure that it's on the Magic Isle
After this very interresting discussion, Achmed understood, that nobody could help him.
Wait, he forgot someone. Olaf. He was an old friend, who lived in the North of Garheim. Althought Achmed didn't know if he's still alive, he went to the small village where his friend lived. It was a long and a cold travel, but finally, Achmed made it to there. But he couldn't find Olaf. He wen't from house to house and asked the people, but nobody knew where he was. So Achmed went to the watchtower, maybe they would know where he is.
"Hello, old man, can I help you?", did a guard shout.
-I'm only 43 years old, young bastard! , but yes, you can help me. I look for a man, Olaf, he's pretty old...
-He just went in the wine cellar, directly under us. Just go through that door, and you'll find him.
-Thank you =) (No smilies left o.0 )
And there he was, half drunk. But Olaf still recognized him. They went together to Olafs small hut. As soon as Olaf was on the mend, Achmed asked him, what he know's about the lost Sword.
As his friend advised him, Achmed went to the Amethyst Isle, to the Ruins of Heliotrope. This was the land of Outlaws, Achmed always had to pay attention that he didn't get attacked from behind.
He walked on all moldered streets, but he couldn't find the Forgotten Palace, about which Olaf talked. He just wanted to give up, but suddenly he stumbled over a stone which was a little bit higher than the others. And then...
...a drop opened, just like in the stories he told to the kids. He went down there and found a room. It looked like it once was a palace, there was a stained glass and other things. And there was also a stand... on it was a huge bright Sword. He wanted to go there, but suddely a snake attacked him. He reacted enough fast and cut it the head down.
He run to the Sword took it and run out with it. He scratched his hands on poisonous thorns, got biten by a deadly snake, but it didn't hurt him anything. What was that for a Sword? It was huge, but also as light as a small Dagger. And it was sharper than anything he has seen before. Could the Outlaws produce such swords, or was it made by God and given to him to bring justice back? He didn't care, at least he had the magical sword and was the mightiest men on the whole world...


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Penelope Cruz: Pregnant For Real This Time!
Penelope Cruz is 4.5 months pregnant with her and husband Javier Bardem's first child!
"Penelope Cruz is four-and-a-half months pregnant. At the moment she is on her way to London where the filming of Pirates of the Caribbean 4 is almost finished," her agent said on Tuesday (September 14).
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Loic Remy has turned down a move to Queens Park Rangers as the race to sign the French international from Marseille gathers momentum.
QPR boss Harry Redknapp flew out to France and watched from the box of OM president Vincent Labrune at the Stade Velodrome as Remy played all 120 minutes in OM's 2-1 extra-time win against second division Guingamp in the Coupe de France on Sunday.
Redknapp returned to London disappointed, however, after Remy, who has also been strongly linked to Newcastle United, rejected his overtures.
According to radio station RMC, OM would have been willing to discuss a move, with QPR ready to offer €10 million and Shaun Wright-Phillips for Remy, who has scored just a single league goal this season.
OM sporting director Jose Anigo had opened the door for a departure of one of the club's most prized assets in L'Equipe on Sunday when he stated Remy could move "if there's a big club and he's interested".
L'Equipe claims German side Schalke and Dortmund are also pursuing striker Remy.
Redknapp, meanwhile, had previously expressed his frustration at trying to bring in new players to Loftus Road.
"I need to improve the squad," Redknapp said. "I'll do everything I can to do that. We have to do a little bit of business somewhere, whether it's loans or whatever.
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AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli has commissioned a life-size statue of himself to stand in his Brescia home.
The Italy international hopes to see his goal celebration from the 2-1 over Germany in the semi-finals of Euro 2012 immortalised in bronze.
The statue is, of course, the latest in a long line of curious purchases by the maverick striker.
The 22-year-old is known to own a camouflaged Bentley and, upon his arrival in England, famously returned from a shopping trip with a giant trampoline and two Vespa scooters instead of the household items his mother requested he purchase.
Livio Scarpella, the artist who is set to work on the piece, told Il Giornale di Brescia: "I received the commission, but have never actually met Balotelli, so I am working from photographs.
"I presented various sketches, but Mario wanted to be immortalised in the pose after a goal: muscles in evidence and an expression to challenge the opponents.
"I imagined him as an athlete from ancient times. The statue will be between the classic and pop style, in platinum and coloured bronze with the eyes made of precious stones."


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One win away from the end of the basketball season and here is where we stand:
1. If the Spurs win Danny Green is the Finals MVP. Who?
2. If the Heat lose … trouble in Miami.
3. Expect a Game 7
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Five things to note from Game 5 of the San Antonio Spurs' win over the Miami Heat in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night:
MANU THE MAN: Spurs coach Gregg Popovich told Manu Ginobili on Saturday that he would be starting Game 5. And how did Ginobili respond? By putting up just the second 24-point, 10-assist game of his entire career, that's how. Ginobili spent Saturday talking about the possibility of retirement. A day later, he was brilliant, making 8 of 14 shots from the floor, 7 of 8 from the foul line, and looking very much like the star that he's been in San Antonio for so many years. The Spurs absolutely had to have Ginobili at his best, or else going back to Miami trailing the series 3-2 would have been a real possibility. He responded, and now San Antonio has two cracks to win one game for the title.
HEAT FINISHES: The end of the first quarter and end of the third quarter spelled the end of Miami's chances in Game 5. The Heat were terrible to finish both quarters, while the Spurs just couldn't miss, and the margins created in about 8 combined minutes were way too much for the reigning NBA champions to overcome. The real damage came in a 15-2 San Antonio flurry to end the first quarter, one that gave the Spurs a 13-point lead and set the tone of Miami fighting its way upstream for the rest of the evening.
TREND CONTINUED: If it wasn't obvious before (and it should have been), it has to be crystal-clear now. Miami's entire season hangs on the Heat putting together a winning streak. Sounds funny for a team that won 27 straight games, but it'll take a two-game streak — which hasn't happened in a month — for the Heat to defend their NBA title. The good news, both of those games would be in Miami. The bad news, the Spurs have already won one game in South Florida during this series, and have plenty of momentum after rolling past the Heat twice in the three games at San Antonio. The Heat have alternated wins and losses in 12 straight games.
GREEN IS GOLDEN: Danny Green's Finals is now the stuff of NBA records. He has made 25 of his tries from 3-point range in this series, including a 6 for 10 showing in Game 5. The record is his and it's his by a sizable margin already; Ray Allen, now a reserve guard for the Heat, had the Finals record by making 22 3-pointers for Boston in 2008. "With any record, there is always opportunities that come along the way for someone to break it," Allen said.
COMING UP: The teams get settled again in Miami on Monday, but neither is expected to practice. (The NBA, however, will go through rehearsal for the trophy presentation — just in case.) Both teams have shootarounds scheduled for Tuesday morning.


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Arizona Cardinals: Jimmy Eat World
The alternative rock band out of Mesa continues to call Arizona home, and the band is huge fans of all of the local teams, including the Cardinals. And it seems strange the vagabond Cardinals would find such a loyal following with a band actually from Arizona.
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Atlanta Falcons: Usher
Former Falcons corner Deion Sanders gave it a shot, but "Must be the Money" nearly caused Atlanta to burn again. So we'll be on the safe side and err on the side of one of the biggest entertainers in the world.
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Baltimore Ravens: Sisqo
Baltimore has turned out some great musical talent such as Ric Ocasek of The Cars, Frank Zappa and the former Baltimore Colts marching band. Give this one, however, to Sisqo with possibly a Dru Hill reunion to boot. Yeah, sorry Baltimore.
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Buffalo Bills: Meatloaf
The Loaf was born and raised in Dallas, but is actually a huge Bills fan. He could rework one of his most famous songs to "I would do anything for a...Super Bowl title." But he won't do that.
Jason Arthurs
Carolina Panthers: Superchunk
I'm not even sure if the members of Superchunk are even football fans, but I'm giving it to one of my favorite bands who just happened to come out of Chapel Hill, N.C.
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Chicago Bears: Common
You know, the Blues Brothers would have been a perfect choice. The original Blues Brothers, not the Blues Brothers 2000 with Jim Belushi and John Goodman (have you no decency?). So let's go with Common.
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Cincinnati Bengals: Nick Lachey
Yeah, I know Bengals fans. But he is one of your biggest fans outside of the Cloone Dog. You know this just doesn't seem right. Let's see what I can do. I mean, Cris Collinsworth plays the guitar. Oh wait, I got it...
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Cincinnati Bengals: Peter Frampton
That's more like it. Cincinnati deserves better and Frampton has lived in town for a number of years now.
Mark Humphrey/Associated Press
Cleveland Browns: Brad Paisley
Some consideration was given to the Presidents of the United States for performing "Cleveland Rocks." And it seems like the home of the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame would have some rockers rooting for the Browns. But instead, it's country star Paisley.
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Dallas Cowboys: Jamie Foxx
There are a number of country performers you can go with here, but Foxx is easily one of the biggest stars in the world and befitting of the team with the star on its helmet. Sorry Carrie Underwood.
Chris Pizzello/Associated Press
Denver Broncos: Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Parker and Stone have to count for all of the great songs they have written for "South Park" and the Broadway hit "The Book of Mormon." But how about a reboot borrowed from "Team America: World Police" ... Broncos (Expletive) Yeah!
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Detroit Lions: Kid Rock
After last year's disaster during the Thanksgiving halftime show, anybody but Nickelback would have done. But Kid Rock is synonymous with Detroit.
Joel Ryan/Associated Press
Green Bay Packers: Justin Timberlake
All right, no jokes about the Packers bringing sexy back, but JT is a huge Packers fan so he's going to get the nod here even though Wisconsin has produced some great bands.
Dave Einsel/Associated Press
Houston Texans: Clay Walker
Walker performs the Texans theme song right now, "It's Football Time in Houston." But man, he should do a reboot of that cool "Houston Oilers" song from way back when. You remember the chorus -- "Houston Oilers ... Houston Oilers ... Houston Oilers No.1!"
Mark Humphrey/Associated Press
Indianapolis Colts: Hunter Smith Band
How can you not go with a band led by a former player? And seriously, if you are going to see one band fronted by a former Colts punter, make it the Hunter Smith band.
Peter Kramer/Associated Press
Jacksonville Jaguars: Lynyrd Skynyrd
Skynyrd is Jacksonville. And every time "Sweet Home Alabama" is cranked up over the sound system, the crowd goes absolutely nuts.
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Kansas City Chiefs: BB King
Question: Is King a Chiefs fan? A better question: Do I care? The legend sang, "Kansas City, here I come." What team wouldn't want him to be its musical front man?
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Miami Dolphins: Mark Anthony and JLo/Jimmy Buffett/Fergie
Dolphins owner Stephen M. Ross has an ownership group that has more washed-up musical talent than your average county fair. The only question is who gets the Dolphins' ownership in the divorce, Anthony or JLo?
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Minnesota Vikings: Prince
This one is obvious, but Prince really blew an opportunity to rep his Vikings when he didn't wear a team jersey while performing in the Super Bowl halftime show a few years back. Or maybe he did, I don't watch the halftime show.
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New England Patriots: Aerosmith
All right, we'll allow this, but Aerosmith can't sing the national anthem again.
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New Orleans Saints: Harry Connick Jr.
This is an easy one. Hard to find another person more entwined with his community and football team.
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New York Giants: Bon Jovi
Oh wait, here's Bon Jovi. You know you're a dedicated fan when you favor your team in the Super Bowl over your best friend who is coaching the opposition which Jon Bon Jovi has had to do twice.
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New York Jets: Jay-Z
Well it figures since Jay-Z takes a back seat to Beyonce, he would take the second-banana New York football team, too. Just kidding Jets fans, you're third behind the Bills, too.
Associated Press
Oakland Raiders: Metallica/Ice Cube
Wait, this doesn't seem fair. One of the greatest metal acts of all time and one of the greatest rappers? If this were a contest, this would be over.
Jack Dempsey/Associated Press
Philadelphia Eagles: Will Smith
The only thing I fear here is Smith is so into nepotism, I'm afraid he might insist Willow becomes the team's new starting quarterback.
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Steelers: Snoop Dogg/Brett Michaels
The Steelers dominated the Raiders during the 1970s, but Pittsburgh can't come close to the Raiders' duo.
Stuart Ramsom/Associated Press
San Diego Chargers: P.O.D.
The Christian rock band wrote the Chargers' anthem. And it's cool. But what the band should do is a cover of the 1970s disco version of the "San Diego Super Chargers" song.
Jeff Chiu/Associated Press
San Francisco 49ers: Huey Lewis and the News
Seriously, you know how you can tell it's a huge sporting event in San Francisco? Huey Lewis and the News are singing the national anthem.
Chris Pizzello/Associated Press
Seattle Seahawks: Soundgarden
This is another one where I'm not even sure the band even likes football. When you think of Seattle music, Soundgarden comes first for me.
Associated Press
St. Louis Rams: Nelly
Nelly is a big-time supporter of St. Louis sports, so this seems like a natural. But Motley Crue will become the musical face when the team moves back to Los Angeles.
Chris Pizzello/Associated Press
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Hold Steady
Yeah, not a lot to choose from here. But The Hold Steady (a Minnesota band formerly in Brooklyn) often sings fondly of Ybor City. Sorry, that's all I've got.
Ben Liebenberg/NFL
Tennessee Titans: Faith Hill
"We've been waiting all day for Titan football?" Probably not. But while Hill sings about all 32 teams for NBC, her heart is with the Titans.
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Washington Redskins: Wale
Wale is one of the biggest musical names to come from D.C. and he's a huge Redskins fan.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Gannett Co., Inc., the owner of The Journal News in Westchester, announced Tuesday morning it plans to spin off its publishing business into its own publicly traded company as the future of print continues to look bleak.
An announcement on the website of its flagship newspaper, USA Today, described the development as "a move aimed at unlocking the value of more profitable assets as print advertising sales continue to dwindle."
Gannett's new broadcasting and digital business, which includes 46 television stations, will be led by current president and chief executive officer Gracia Martore.
"We are creating two companies that will be among the largest and strongest in their peer groups, with increased abilities to focus resources on the most promising areas of their businesses," Martore said in a statement.
Gannett's announcement drew quick reaction in media circles, with many seeing it as another sign of the demise of print.
Daily Voice Founder and CEO Carll Tucker was a longtime community newspaper publisher before selling Cross RIver, N.Y.-based Trader Publications to Gannett in 1999.
"This will accelerate the demise of newspapers, which is already rapid," Tucker said. "The resultant publishing companies will have less money and talent to work with."
Both Gannett's broadcasting/digital and publishing divisions will remain headquartered in McLean, Va., Gannett said.
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Derry moves to oust Anderson as town administrator in wake of lewdness charges
BY HUNTER McGEE
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— The Town Council took steps Tuesday night to remove Town Administrator John Anderson from his position.
According to a statement released by acting Town Administrator Larry Budreau, Anderson will be asked to sign a separation agreement that would end his employment "without cause" effective Oct. 26.
Neither Anderson nor his attorney, James Rosenberg, were present when councilors met earlier in the evening for about 30 minutes in a closed-door session, Budreau said.
After the council's regular meeting, the acting administrator said he wouldn't speak beyond the two-paragraph statement. Councilors also refused to speak about the matter.
Budreau will serve as the sole spokesman for the town of Derry regarding Anderson's employment with the town, the statement said.
The move comes after Anderson, acting through his attorney, entered a plea of not guilty last week to charges of lewdness and indecent exposure for allegedly inviting a DirectTV salesman into his house on July 11 while in the nude.
"He entered a plea of not guilty," Rosenberg said. "Right now we are trying to size up the nature of the charges."
Following the alleged incident, the Derry Town Council voted in nonpublic session to stop paying Anderson, pending the outcome of a meeting with him. But after meeting last month with Anderson and his former attorney Cornelius Sullivan in a closed door session, the council took no action and voted to seal the minutes.
Rosenberg didn't comment as to why he was now representing Anderson in place of Sullivan.
A trial date has not been set, according to court staff.
Last month, Sullivan said the case shouldn't have been brought against his client since federal law affords him the right to privacy in his own home. Sullivan said the law is clear on this point.
"Whatever happened, happened in the privacy of Mr. Anderson's home," Sullivan said.
County Attorney James Reams said the state is confident in the charges and will move forward with its case against Anderson.
"We think New Hampshire law stands on pretty good ground," Reams said, adding that "as a general rule, federal law doesn't necessarily trump state law."Anderson has remained on administrative leave since July 12, the day after the alleged incident at his house. He is a former town manager from Boothbay Harbor, Maine.
The state isn't releasing the name of the DirectTV salesman to protect his privacy, Reams said.
The salesman told police that he was working in the neighborhood on July 11. He approached Anderson's house, knocked on the door, but no one answered. As he was leaving, he said he noticed an arm extending out the door and waving him back, police said.
The salesman was then invited in by a voice coming from within the house. After going inside, he said, he was confronted by a naked Anderson, who told him he was in a "nudist home," state police said. The salesman turned away, but Anderson invited him to remove his clothing and come back later for a party, according to a police affidavit.


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In Texas these days, there's a feeling of absolute and unwavering confidence in the concept of an American energy revolution. From the depths of reserves to the richness of the energy, an incredible transformation is taking place.
We've been talking about the significant impact of the U.S.'s oil production for a while now, but the buzz about shale oil and gas is only getting louder. At Morgan Stanley's energy forum in Houston in August, Director of Research John Derrick and Portfolio Manager Evan Smith said shale was the prevailing topic.
One area that's driving this game-changing trend is located only hours from our headquarters. It's the Permian Basin located in western Texas and southeastern New Mexico, covering an enormous area. Three component parts make up the Permian: The western Delaware, Central Basin and eastern Midland. If you overlay the Eagle Ford and Bakken basin areas over the Permian, you can see that both the Bakken and the Eagle Ford shale formations easily fit inside.
The area isn't new to the oil industry, as companies have been drilling in the Permian area for almost a century. Back in the 1970s, oil production reached 2 million barrels per day, but fell to 800,000 barrels per day in 2007. It wasn't because the oil wells had dried up but companies couldn't get at the resource. But now since the introduction of shale technology, oil production began increasing once more to 1.2 million barrels per day by 2012.


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College Sports Roundup: SNHU men cagers can't hold big lead against Merrimack
December 14. 2013 8:08PM
Sophomore guard Gelvis Solano scored a game-high 35 points to help the Merrimack College men's basketball team overcome a 12-point halftime deficit and defeat Southern New Hampshire University 78-73 Saturday afternoon in Manchester.
Rodney Saunders tossed in a team-high 21 points and was one of three SNHU players who scored in double figures. Elijah Bonsignore added 19 points and Mike Stys (Hooksett) finished with 13.
The loss dropped SNHU to 5-5 overall and 3-5 in the Northeast-10.Dartmouth 76, Jacksonville State 46: At Hanover, sophomore Alex Mitola scored a team-high 16 points for Dartmouth (4-4), which snapped a three-game losing streak.
Mitola knocked down four 3-pointers against the Gamecocks (4-8). Dartmouth junior John Golden added a season-high 14 points with six rebounds and three assists.
Colby-Sawyer 86, Lyndon State 79: At Lyndon Center, Vt., Colby-Sawyer converted nine of its 12 free throw attempts in overtime to earn this North Atlantic Conference victory.
Mike Dias had 22 points, 12 rebounds and three blocked shots to lead the Chargers (4-4, 2-0). Teammate Wol Mong finished with 20 points.
Women's basketball
Merrimack 67, SNHU 58: At Manchester, Chloe Rothman led three Merrimack College players in double figures with 15 points as the Warriors pulled away late for a Northeast-10 victory.
Sophomore Erin Doherty led Southern New Hampshire (5-5, 3-4 NE-10) with a career-high 20 points. She also grabbed 10 rebounds. SNHU junior Kaylea Griffin collected nine points and nine rebounds, and sophomore Bianca Langford finished with eight points and 16 rebounds.
Lasell College 64, Plymouth State 59: At Plymouth, Plymouth State senior Krystin Corliss (Loudon) scored a career-high 34 points - including six 3-pointers - and had a game-high six assists, but the Panthers dropped to 0-8 following this non-conference loss.
It was a 47-47 game with 6:25 to play, but Lasell used a 13-3 spurt to open up its largest lead of the game, 60-50, with two minutes remaining. The Panthers trimmed their deficit to three points with 35 seconds remaining, but Lasell made four of six free throws down the stretch to seal the victory.
Colby-Sawyer 69, Lyndon State 39: At Lyndon Center, Vt., Kelsey Bragdon had 20 points and six rebounds to highlight Colby-Sawyer's victory. Ashley Fruzzetti had 17 points three rebounds, three assists and one steal for the Chargers, who led 33-9 at halftime.
Women's hockey
Franklin Pierce 3, SUNY Canton 1: At Winchendon, Mass., sophomore defenseman Sarah Sheils assisted on all three Franklin Pierce goals goals as the Ravens (9-1) extended their winning streak to six games. Michaela Faia, Karsyn Baker and Haylea Barbieri scored for Franklin Pierce, which received 24 saves from freshman goaltender Shannon O'Neil.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 21 diseños de 4 diseñadores freelance.
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The Minor in Quaker Studies requires the following:
Students with a strong background in the study of Quakerism may substitute one of the following courses at ESR: HCST 220 Quaker Life, THST 340 Quaker Belief or SPST 334 Quaker Spirituality.
This course, a weekly discussion of a Quaker text, past or present, may be taken more than once when different topics are offered. Past topics have included Quakers and fiction, Quakers and world-wide traveling ministry, and Quakers and the testimonies.
Because Friends in earlier generations made such great use of the Bible, many of their writings cannot be fully understood unless one grasps the biblical background to the religious ideas or the biblical allusions that filled early Quaker writings.
On Quakerism: REL 305 Seminar and 482 Special Topics when considering explicitly Quaker topics.
At ESR: HCST 220 Quaker Life, THST 340 Quaker Belief, SPST 334 Quaker Spirituality or PJST 351 Quakers in Conflict.
Examples of past projects include aspects on Quaker history, early Quaker women, Quakers and choral music, Quaker education, Quakers and theatre, Quakers and other contemplative traditions and the women of the Quaker Gurney family.
Examples include HIST 367 Women and Men in American Society, PAGS 130 Introduction to Peace Studies: History of Nonviolent Movements and REL 420 Religious Responses to War and Violence. Others may be arranged with a member of the Quaker Studies faculty.
The teaching assistant option is intended to serve as an opportunity for the student, usually in the Senior year, to articulate an understanding of Quakerism to others. This requires the approval of the instructor well in advance of the course.


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Their conception was very well-timed in regards to musical trend; they were on an upward climb in terms of their successive albums; they fused elements of post-rock and drone to make very uplifting electronic music. They were so relevant a few years ago and then just vanished.
I noticed they're on the primavera sound lineup so perhaps they producing new content, however their goofy website (http://www.fuckbuttons.co.uk/) doesn't really point to that.
Did anyone catch them live? Were they good? Does anyone recommend any bands akin to them?
listening to flight of the feathered serpent...still sounds juicy as ever
They were pretty good live
as good as 2 guys with microphones in their mouth over some laptops could be. It wasn't nowt special live but it was great hearing their music on a good sounding loud set up.
it allowed for a slightly more entertaining spectacle then laptops but it was more or less what you'd expect from an electronic act live.
Ghosting Season
... do a similar live show, which personally I found more entertaining (switching between laptops, guitars and drums)
- guntrip, Matt_was_taken, and SarahIsPi this'd this
I may be in tears through their whole set
and afterwards.
New album is out this year.
Blanck Mass (half of FB) has been putting out solid material for the last 2 years.outspaced this'd this
saw blanck mass at atp last year
i was very unimpressed. big fan of fuck buttons though
They played new stuff when I saw them in November
It sounded quite Italo style. Good though. They had a giant disco ball too, I hope that's fixture for their sets now.
buy a pair of levis 501
I hate all the "fuck" bands.
I saw them years ago at Truck just after the first album had come out
They were absolutely abysmal, just completely directionless noise. The second album was a marked improvement on their sound but I haven't seen them live since.
Blanck Mass is/are far better for my money.


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Three Brunswick County Schools have received a national reading award after raising end-of-grade test scores.
SRA/McGraw Hill honored Belville, Lincoln and Jessie Mae Monroe elementary schools with a national reading award for their continually improving EOG scores. The award was one of three given nationwide.
After the Brunswick County Board of Education committee meetings last month, board members discussed naming the district's new middle school David R. Sandifer Middle School, after the late county commissioner.
While all seemed in favor of the name, opinions changed at Tuesday's monthly board meeting.
Board member Ray Gilbert said he had received "numerous" calls from members of the Cedar Grove community who think the school should be named after the community. Gilbert said the board should hear more from the community before voting on a name.
West Brunswick High School has announced its third nine-weeks honor rolls. They are:
A Honor Roll
Ninth grade: Kayanna Causey, Darrell Cheers Jr., Jeffrey Evans, Summer Falgiano, Abigail Harrell, Brittany Hewett, Alex Humbert, December Martin, Maria Roblero Vasquez, Anna Zeng.
Tenth grade: Taylor Ambrose, Abram Benz, Tyler Corcoran, Julianne Donoghue, Kiatra Frink, Brian Gore, Lekurt Jenrette, Taylor Madison, Karys Normansell, Rebecca Sidelinger, Savona Smith, Victoria Stanley, Krystal Vonwald.
The Continuing Education and Workforce Development Department at Brunswick Community College offers short-term programs and classes for self-improvement, cultural enrichment, and academic achievement geared towards adults seeking intellectual stimulation, community involvement and social interaction, according to Karen Ladley, public information officer at the school.
"Every 15 minutes someone is killed in a motor vehicle accident.
"Drinking and driving accidents claim more lives than those lost from all other drugs combined."
Statistics, such as these, echoed throughout the gym of Brunswick County Academy and Brunswick Early College High School on April 3.
The staff and students of BCA/BCEC sat quietly throughout a program designed to show students what can happen if they drink and drive.
As Brunswick County Schools Superintendent Katie McGee was reading a background and biography of the teacher chosen as the 2008 Teacher of the Year, tears began to form in Michelle Bennett's eyes.
"I knew from the first couple of lines that she said; I just couldn't believe she was talking about me," Bennett said.
But McGee was. She was introducing the Shallotte Middle School teacher as the 2008 Brunswick County Teacher of the Year, the "best of the best," McGee said.
With tears in their eyes and smiles on their faces, Shallotte Middle School students gathered Tuesday to remember and celebrate the life of Andrew Julian Priddy.
Andrew, who was 13 and about to enter the eighth grade at SMS, died unexpectedly June 19, 2007.
Andrew was a regular kid who loved spending time with his friends, making people laugh and enjoying life, his mother Amy said.
Brunswick County Mock Trial competition team placed second in the state during the recent North Carolina Teen Court Summit.
Team coaches were Fred Ammann and John Kelso. Adult volunteers and team members included Perry Smith and Josh Theroux, prosecutors; Ashley Williams and Tabitha Causby, defense attorneys; Dakota Evans, bailiff; and Keith Hughes, clerk of court.
Daniel Bielopetrovich and David Blankenship, seniors at West Brunswick High School, have advanced to the North Carolina state finals of the 2008 Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills competition, according to organizers for the event.
The two students will compete as a team against nine other teams at the state competition, sponsored by AAA Carolinas, April 24-25 at Pit Instruction & Training in Mooresville.
The students were selected to take part in the state competition and represent WBHS after passing a qualifying test in which they had to answer general automotive questions.
The Continuing Education and Workforce Development Department offers short-term programs and classes for self-improvement cultural enrichment, and academic achievement geared towards adults seeking intellectual stimulation, community involvement and social interaction, according to Karen Ladley, public information officer at Brunswick Community College.
Many business courses are free due to funding from a Small Business Center grant.
Seniors, 65 and older, can also take many classes free of charge.
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What is the good and bad about Facebook? What are the reasons why to join vs not to join Facebook?
Some of my friends have Facebook and like me to join it, but I'm not so sure on it, I hear more bad things about Facebook then I do good.
How many of you have Facebook?
ninja girls rulz
I hate that people use Facebook as their diary, I usually just put those people down.
Purple wedding - greatest wedding in TV history
It's only useful if you're trying to keep in touch with people from another country... Otherwise, it's just annoying.
I apologize in advance for late responses and dropped conversations.
It's a breeding ground for #YOLO.
jo momma
Dont use it... dont know...
It's basically a page where you get spied on both by users and the makers. I find it weird how all these thoughts used to stay in people's heads.. People on there are usually narcissistic and self consumed, worried only about how they make themselves look and getting cheap gratification to fulfill their incomplete shallow lives. Well, some people on mine were like that anyway, but that was in high school. Just join groups you like, add people you like and it's ok. gl
Facebook is great, don't see what's wrong with it.
I love Facebook - I use it to share my thoughts and adventures and a little piece of my life with the people I know and those I used to know and want to keep in touch with.
I love being able to see the lives of the people I used to go to high school with or work with. I love being able to see how they have grown and changed over the years. It's like having a reunion without the annoying reunion part (lol). I even got in touch with some that I haven't seen in 10 years and have gone to lunch with them and become friends with them again...something I didn't even realize I missed so much.
There are definitely flaws to Facebook. Never post anything that you don't want people to know about you - obviously your friends are going to be able to see something you make public on FB, but depending on your security settings, you may be sharing with their friends of friends as well. And there have definitely been instances where employers have used FB to check into potential new hires, as well as instances where someone has been convicted of crimes based off of posts they have made, and losing an existing job because of pictures posted.
To avoid that, I always think of it this way - if it isn't something you would tell your parent or your boss, don't post it. No matter your settings, Facebook is public domain and should be treated that way. If you are comfortable cussing, or talking about pimples, farts, or the person you slept with or did drugs with - go for it (but I wouldn't advise it personally).
I am also not the type to have 500+ friends on FB...that is not a reasonable amount of friends unless you are a celebrity of some sort. I don't think anyone can keep up with the posts from that many people daily, or really even be interested in that many people's mundane everyday lives. It is just too much.
I keep my list compact - I think I am at 131 friends, and I can identify and sort them by whether I went to school with them, worked with them, currently work with them, family members, or people I game with. I do read all the posts made by my friends daily. I have few enough that I can comment and keep up with their lives, their trials and tribulations, and feel like I am close to them.
Maybe that isn't for everyone, but it works for me pretty well and I truly enjoy it.
I do not have any other social networking sites though...Facebook is it for me.
Officially a home owner!
It's essentially like high school reunions, instead of it being on an annual basis it happens daily.
Life is full of shit but it's the delicious part that makes it worth it.
Facebook is for complete morons.. I recently deactivated my account due to dumbasses putting down my artwork just because they could never make anything better, so they feel the need to criticize. I'm glad I no longer associate myself with morons who use it.
Some other keypoints that made me resign my account:
-The term "swag"
-The term "yolo"
^These have been far overused.
-"1 like = 1 prayer , 1 share = 10 prayers for this abused animal/child with horrid disease."
-*Girl uploads photo* "OMG I'm ugly, like if you disagree"
-Poor grammar (I know that's a stupid reason to resign, but I could not stand the mass dumbasses who are the same age as me but can not spell to save their life.)
-People thinking Facebook is Tumblr (captioning photo's/statuses with hash tags such as #I'msohot, #partying all night, #I'msuchamoron. etc.)
-The lovey dovey statuses/pictures (I mean, come on.. Who actually cares if you made out with your "boyfriend/girlfriend".)
-Facebook marriage/relationships (Those who meet on Facebook and decide to become a "couple" if you could even call it that....
There are loads more, but my memory is pretty shot right now, however I'm sure you get the point.
P.S. This is just my personal opinion so don't feel the need to jump down my throat because I think nobody intelligent uses Facebook anymore. In all honesty, in the 4 or 5 months I've been on Crunchyroll, I've discovered that the users here have 200% more intelligence than all the people I've met on Facebook since I first signed up.. Which was about late '08.
It's foolish to fear what we've yet to see and know. ~Itachi Uchiha
I would get it. You aren't forced to use it often. I would have it to keep in touch with distant friends or friends in general. And ya, I have facebook, heh.
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I hate that people use Facebook as their diary, I usually just put those people down.
Why do you that? Are you so insecure about yourself that you need to put people down to make yourself feel superior?
One, I am superior. Two, enabling that type of behavior is worse than berating it.
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This thread is pointless. Everyone knows 4chan is a better social media environment.
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