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Fears receives alumni award from Mississippi College
- Thursday, 07 December 2017 22:38
CLINTON – Mere seconds are left on the game clock as Derrick Fears instructs his basketball players how to hit the winning shot.
It's something the Mississippi Delta Community College hoops coach has done countless times for the men's team on the Moorhead campus.
Holding two degrees from Mississippi College, Fears took timeout from his basketball duties to be honored as the MC Communication Department's Distinguished Alumnus of the Year.
A former MC Choctaws hoops player under legendary Coach Mike Jones, Fears spend a few minutes at MC's 2017 Homecoming thanking his professors for his successful journey. During his coaching tenure, Mississippi Delta Community College has won two divisional basketball championships.
"I thank God for Mississippi College,'' Fears told dozens of communication students during his October 20 visit to the Clinton campus.
He dreamed of playing in the NBA one day. When that didn't work out he played one year of pro basketball in Portugal before getting into coaching.
"Never giving up on your dream,'' is the message that the Memphis native delivered to a new generation of MC students. They gathered at the Baptist Healthplex, less than a mile from where Fears once shined for the Choctaws on the hardwood at the A.E. Wood Coliseum.
The 1991 MC business communication graduate worked hard in the classroom and hustled on the court to be a Gulf South Conference standout. He received his MC master's degree in 1995.
Fears thanked professors like Communication Chairman Cliff Fortenberry and the late Billy Lytal for offering constant encouragement along the way. His wife, Victoria, looked on as her husband offered insights for today's students who may face obstacles as they pursue careers.
Fears also teaches a public speaking class on the Moorhead campus. His priorities include his family, faith and serving as a role model to young men in the Delta.
Basketball season comes to an end for both squads
- Saturday, 20 February 2016 15:04
MOORHEAD - Both the women and men's squads played their last games of the seasons Thursday night against Coahoma CC at J.T. Hall Coliseum.
Coach Burnadette McDonald's women caged the Lady Tigers the entire first half and took a commanding 35-16 lead into the locker room at the break.
The second half of the game slowly got away from MDCC as Coahoma made a comeback and outscored the Lady Trojans 50-31 in the half to tie the game at 66 and send it to overtime.
The extra period would be a back and forth affair with Coahoma sinking a short floater with under one second left to win it 76-75.
Sophomores TaKyla Dukes and Kenya Arnold each had a double double on the night. Dukes led in scoring with 22 points. She was 9 of 14 from the field and made 3 of 4 three pointers and was 100 percent from the stripe. She pulled down 11 rebounds. Arnold had 21 points making 8 of 15 from the field and 5 of 7 free throws. She tallied 11 rebounds as well.
On the night, the team made 44.1 percent from the field and 66.7 percent from the free throw line.
The men's game was a physical contest that also consisted of a cat and mouse scoring game, but ended with MDCC recording the win by a score of 74-67.
The Trojans squeaked out of the first half of play with a 32-27 lead. They would carry that momentum through the second half with help from Sophomore Dantaveous Crawford, who had a season high night in scoring with 32 points.
Crawford made 10 of 15 shots from the field and hit 11 of 15 from the stripe. His teammate, sophomore Travon Harper, would also help in scoring earning 12 points with five rebounds.
Lady Trojans fall to Northwest, men get big win
- Tuesday, 09 February 2016 16:52
MOORHEAD – Despite sophomore guard Racquel Harper's double-double, including a career high 23 points, the Lady Trojans lost 90-73 to the Lady Rangers of Northwest Monday night.
MDCC held their own in the first half a play, going to the locker room down by seven. The Lady Trojans never led in the contest, but out scored the Lady Rangers 18-16 in the second period.
Northwest had a commanding 20-point lead in the second half that MDCC could not come back from.
Harper led the team with 23 points making 8 of 16 field goals and was 5 of 7 from the stripe. She also tallied 11 rebounds. Sophomore forward Kenya Arnold also had a double double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Sophomore forward Sara Lytle had a double double for Northwest recording 26 points and 10 rebounds.
Head Coach Derrick Fears' Trojan basketball team went on a 16-point scoring spree to start the game. They didn't allow Northwest to score until four minutes into the first half.
The teams were evenly matched and highly physical from start to finish with each team having a player foul out.
For the Trojans, sophomore center Travon Harper led the team with 17 points making 7 of 12 front the field and was 100 percent from the free throw line. He racked up seven rebounds on the night. Sophomores Dantaveous Crawford and Willie Brunson weren't far behind Harper with 14 and 13 points respectfully.
Both teams travel to Goodman today to take on Holmes Community College.
Mississippi Delta drops close games on the court
- Tuesday, 02 February 2016 04:57
MOORHEAD – Both Mississippi Delta basketball teams fell to Northeast Mississippi CC Monday night in doubleheader action at J.T. Hall Coliseum.
For Coach Burnadette McDonald's women's team, it lost by a score of 65-49 to the Lady Tigers.
The Lady Trojans won the tip and held a short lead until 6:49 left in the first period. Northeast took control and carried the lead to halftime by a score of 32-20. Sophomore guard Racquel Harper led MDCC at the break with six points and one rebound.
Both teams played a competitive second half of basketball, but the Lady Trojans couldn't pull off the comeback. Sophomore forward Kenya Arnold led MDCC in scoring with nine points and five rebounds. Harper totaled eight points and three rebounds on the night.
The Lady Trojans will travel to Scooba Thursday to battle against the Lady Lions of East Mississippi CC. Tipoff is slated for 5:30 p.m. They will return home Monday, Feb. 8 to compete against the Northwest Mississippi CC Lady Rangers.
Coach Derrick Fears' men's squad (10-8, 2-5) clashed against a very physical Northeast team from start to finish Monday night. At the half, the Tigers held a one-point lead (31-30), which they added to in the second half. The margin was small, but Northeast held on to beat MDCC 72-68.
Sophomore center Travon Harper led the Trojans in scoring with 19 points and nine rebounds. Sophomore forward Dantaveous Crawford had 14 points and nine rebounds.
Both teams travel to Scooba Thursday to battle against the Lions of East Mississippi CC. They will return home Monday, Feb. 8 to face Northwest Mississippi CC.
Both MDCC hoops squads lose nail biters to Coahoma
- Wednesday, 27 January 2016 09:27
CLARKSDALE – Monday's matchups against Coahoma proved to be two physical and hard-fought games on the court for the Mississippi Delta basketball programs.
Coach Burnadette McDonald's women's team held the lead through the entire first period until Coahoma pushed ahead late in the second period to take a 32-23 lead at the break. Racquel Harper led the Lady Trojans in scoring at the half with seven.
Coahoma would continue to lead the contest the rest of the game. MDCC rallied for a comeback late in the fourth quarter but dropped the decision 64-63.
In the men's nightcap, Coach Derrick Fears' squad (10-7, 2-4) would battle Coahoma through regulation play and into its first overtime appearance to decide the game's outcome. In the end, the Trojans fell 93-86, but not before displaying an energetic two halves of play.
The game was tied 18 times during regulation play including being tied at 35 at the half. The largest lead by either team in the second half was four points.
With .01 second remaining on the clock, sophomore Travon Harper drew a foul sending CCC to the free throw line, but they couldn't convert, which sent the game into overtime.
MDCC took a brief two-point lead to start overtime play, but CCC quickly regained the lead and carried throughout the remainder of the ballgame.
For MDCC, sophomore Dantaveous Crawford had a double double and led the team in scoring with 24 points making 12 of 18 from the field and recording 12 rebounds.
Sophomore Travon Harper had 18 points making 5 of 11 from the field and 8 of 12 free throws. Harper also had eight rebounds on the night.
Both squads will resume play at J.T. Hall Coliseum on Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. against Northeast Mississippi Community College.
Trojans lose division opener in hoops
- Wednesday, 09 December 2015 09:23
On Monday, MDCC's men's and women's basketball programs traveled to Booneville to battle against the Tigers of Northeast Mississippi CC at Bonner Arnold Coliseum in their opening north division games. Both teams journeyed home with their first division loses.
In the women's game, NEMCC struck first by putting four unanswered points on the board before MDCC sophomore forward Kenya Arnold would get a shot to fall from underneath.
First period play consisted of back and forth scoring from both squads with NEMCC leading 22-16 at the end of it.
With four minutes left in the second period, the Lady Trojans took the lead, but wouldn't be able to hold on to it going into halftime. The Lady Tigers lead 39-38 at the break.
At the half, sophomore guards Racquel Harper and McKinnon Skeen led the team with 11 and seven points respectfully. First half stats show MDCC making 50 percent from the field and NEMCC making 56.7 percent from the field.
In the third period, the Lady Trojans kept the score close and tied it at 43 with 5:25 left on the clock. MDCC would go on a six-point scoring run to take a 49-43 lead with 3:00 left in third period and carry the lead well into the final period of play.
The squads would share the lead in the final period of play, but NEMCC would take the win by a score of 69-61. The Lady Trojans fall to 1-8 overall and 0-1 in the north division.
Sophomore guard Racquel Harper led the team with 18 points making 6 of 13 from the field and 5 of 7 free throws. Harper also racked up four rebounds, three assists and three steals on the night. Freshman forward O'Nesha Hunt scored 10 points making 3 of 7 from the field and 4 of 6 free throws. Hunt accumulated three rebounds and two steals.
In the men's matchup, the Trojans won the tip but couldn't convert on their first possession. Sophomore forward Dantaveous Crawford answered NEMCC's five-point scoring run with a two-handed slam for two early in the first half.
NEMCC led until 14:33 left in the first half when Crawford sank a three to put MDCC ahead 10-7. Sophomore forward Travon Harper's two-handed slam would extend the lead to 12-7 after the Trojans rebounded a missed Tiger shot with 13:36 left in the half.
Crawford and Harper put on a nice dunking contest for the crowd in the first half with three between the two of them, but the Tigers would take a 39-35 lead to the locker room at the half.
Halftime leaders for MDCC were sophomores Jaylen Ford and Crawford with nine and seven points respectfully. Ford made 3 of 7 from the field all of which were three- pointers.
NEMCC came out lighting up the scoreboard with threes in the second half and the Trojans found themselves trailing 71-63 with 5:06 left to play.
With 2:00 minutes left in the game, MDCC faced its largest deficit of the game down 83-68. NEMCC would go on to win by a score of 87-68. The Trojans fall to 8-2 overall and 0-1 in division play.
Monday's game was the final competition for the fall semester. Both teams will resume play on Jan. 4, 2016 playing host to Southwest Mississippi CC with doubleheader action starting at 6 p.m. at J.T. Hall Coliseum.
MDCC hoops split with Baton Rouge
- Saturday, 05 December 2015 04:21
The Lady Trojans watched their record fall to 1-7 after a loss to the Lady Bears of Baton Rouge CC Thursday night at J.T. Hall Coliseum.
BRCC scored first within the opening minute of play with a short jumper for two by freshman guard Rhomyia Tate.
The first period was a back-and-forth scoring match between the squads, but halfway through the period MDCC sophomore guard McKinnon Skeen drilled a three to put her team up 8-5, which was its first lead of the night.
The Lady Trojans took advantage of a trip to the stripe just before the end of the first period to tie it at 17. They would take a 36-33 lead into the locker room at the half, but struggled in the second half of play.
With just under seven minutes left in the third period, MDCC gave up the lead and never regained it. The fell to the Lady Bears by a score of 74-58
Freshman forward O'Nesha Hunt and sophomore guard Racquel Harper led the team in scoring with 21 and 15 points respectfully.
Freshman guard Cora Cooley led the team in rebounds with five.
Head Coach Derrick Fears and his men's team (8-1) battled with a short lead against the Bears of Baton Rouge CC in the first half of the game, but started to pull away after the break to end the night with a 78-62 victory.
They took a 21-point lead, which was the longest of the night, late in the second half. On the night, the team tallied a total of 78 points making 46.7 percent (26 of 60) from the field and 55.6 percent (15 of 27) free throws.
Sophomores Jaylen Ford, Travon Harper and Dantaveous Crawford led the team in scoring with 16, 15 and 13 points respectfully.
Harper also led the team in rebounds with nine.
Both teams will travel to Northeast Mississippi CC in Boonville on Monday, Dec. 7 to open division play at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
MDCC hoops split in pre-holiday tournament
- Saturday, 21 November 2015 06:57
Both Mississippi Delta basketball teams participated in a tournament at Northwest Mississippi CC in Senatobia, Miss. Thursday afternoon and brought home a loss and a win respectfully.
The Lady Trojans (1-5) started off strong against the Lady Cougars of Lawson State CC with sophomore guard McKinnon Skeen sinking a three.
MDCC would carry the lead throughout the entire first period of play. A strong drive to the basket by sophomore guard Racquel Harper would put the lead to 11, which was the longest in the opening period.
Up 22-11, MDCC would start strong in the second period, but would have to defend against Lawson State's fast breaks and post players doing work underneath.
Coach Bernadette McDonald's squad went to the locker room at the half with a 38-26 lead. Harper led the team during the first half with 12 points making 3 of 4 from the field and being perfect from beyond the arc and from the stripe.
The Lady Cougars would speed things up in the second half and come back to take the lead 50-48 with 7:35 left to play in the final period. Behind by one and facing the final minute of play, the Lady Trojans took advantage of a trip to the free throw line to tie it up at 59, but wouldn't be able to hang on.
Lawson State would over power MDCC and go on to win 63-59. O'Nesha Hunt and Harper led the team in scoring with 15 and 13 points respectfully. Hunt was 7 of 10 from the field with two rebounds.
The men's team played Faith Prep from Marion, Ark. directly after the women's game Thursday afternoon.
The Trojans (5-1) got on the board first, but Faith Prep answered by driving down the court and got the layup to fall to tie it 2-2 at the start of the game.
With 11:02 left in the first half of play, MDCC would go up 21-9 and never look back. It would go to the break leading 41-32.
In the second half, the Trojans would extend the lead to 74-48, which was the longest of the night. MDCC would defeat Faith Prep by a final score of 84-61.
Game leaders for MDCC were sophomore forwards Dantaveous Crawford and Travon Harper with each scoring 17 points.
Crawford was 5 of 8 from the field and perfect from the stripe and beyond the arc. Harper was 7 of 11 from the field and made 2 of 5 free throws. Freshman center Michael Sission led the team in rebounds with nine.
Both teams will travel to Wesson to take on Copiah-Lincoln CC on Monday, Nov. 30 then return home to host Baton Rouge CC on Thursday, Dec. 3 at 5 p.m.
Men lose first game of the season
- Tuesday, 17 November 2015 13:45
Mississippi Delta's Lady Trojan basketball team dropped a close decision to Hinds Community College Monday night at J.D. Boyd Gymnasium in Utica, Miss.
Sophomore guard Racquel Harper put MDCC on the board first, but Hinds immediately answered with two on the other end to quickly tie it up 2-2.
The squads participated in a fast-paced back and forth first quarter with the Lady Trojans keeping the lead for the first 3 minutes of play.
With two minutes left in the opening quarter, Lady Trojans led 11-7 but the Lady Bulldogs would go on a 4-point run and tie it at 11 headed into the second quarter.
Areleatha Gipson started the second quarter off with a basket underneath to go up 13-11 and give the Lady Bulldogs their first lead of the night.
Hinds would then capitalize on MDCC fouls and turnovers and extend the lead to 21-11 with just under eight minutes to play until the half.
The Lady Bulldogs outscored MDCC 10-9 in the last five minutes of the half and carried a 35-21 lead to the locker room.
For the Lady Trojans, freshman forward Lynesha McCurry led the team at the break with seven points making 3 of 5 from the field and 1 of 4 from the stripe. McCurry also had four rebounds.
Gipson led Hinds with seven points making 3 of 7 from the field and 50 percent of free throws.
Starting the second half, O'Nesha Hunt put the Lady Trojans on the board first in the third quarter with a made block shot shortening Hinds lead to 12 points. .
Back to back threes by sophomore forwards McKinnon Skeen and Kenya Arnold brought the Lady Trojans within one trailing 41-40 with just under three minutes left until the final quarter of play.
The fourth quarter was filled with several trips to the free throw lines for both squads. With six minutes left in the game, Hinds barely hung onto a 1-point lead.
After five combined trips to the stripe for both teams in the fourth quarter, MDCC's Hunt made two freebies to tie the game at 65 with 16 seconds left in the contest.
But Hinds' Hiliary Kemp would get the layup to fall to put Lady Bulldogs up 67-65 with four seconds left in the game and the Lady Trojans couldn't recover. Hinds improved to 4-1 and MDCC falls to 1-4 on the season.
Hunt was the lead scorer with 15 points making 4 of 8 shots from the field, all of which were three pointers, and was 2 of 3 from the stripe. McKinnon Skeen and McCurry each scored 14 points. McCurry led the team with seven rebounds.
In the nightcap, the men's squad couldn't seem to catch a break and lost its first game of season to Hinds with a final score of 68-62.
Trojans (4-1) won the tip but sent the Bulldogs to the free throw line two minutes into the game. After the two missed freebies, Dantaveous Crawford would drain a three on the other end to put MDCC on the board, but Hinds was there to answer with a basket good for two to cut the lead to 3-2.
After another trip the the free throw line by the Bulldogs and Travon Harper doing work underneath, MDCC would go up 5-3 with 14 left in the half.
Hinds would outscore the Trojans 23-16 in the final eight minutes of the first half to take a 37-23 lead into the break.
For the Trojans, Crawford tallied the most points at the break with nine making 100 percent of his shots from the field and the stripe.
Hinds' David Robinson would make the first basket of the second half and extend the lead to 16 points.
Head Coach Derek Fears' squad would battle back and cut the lead down, but the Bulldogs were too much to handle and handed the Trojans their first loss of the season.
On the night, Travon Harper would rack up the most points for MDCC with 18 making 6 of 11 from the field and making 6 of 11 free throws and totaling eight rebounds. His teammate Crawford scored 17 points making 6 of 7 from the field and shooting 100 percent from the stripe. Mark Johnson had a team leading nine rebounds.
Both teams will travel to Senatobia on Nov. 19 to take on Faith Prep from Marion, Arkansas.
Lady Trojans get first victory on the hardwood
- Sunday, 15 November 2015 01:49
Get your brooms Trojan fans because your men's and women's basketball teams have pulled off their first sweep of the season.
Head Coach Burnadette McDonald and her Lady Trojans basketball team marked its first tally in the win column Thursday night by beating Pearl River CC 63-55 at J.T. Hall Coliseum in Moorhead, Miss.
MDCC won the opening tip and went on a 6-point scoring run before the Lady Wildcats were able to get a basket to fall.
The Lady Trojans would lead the entire first half and went to the break up 23-16. However, PRCC brought the heat in the second half and gained the lead for the first time with 2:21 left in the 3rd quarter. The Lady Wildcats would hold onto a 39-37 lead heading into the final quarter of play.
The second half of the game was filled with turnovers and fast breaks, but would play in the Lady Trojans favor at the end of the night.
Sophomore guard Racquel Harper was the lead scorer for MDCC with 22 points, 20 of those coming in the second half. Harper was 8 of 12 from the field and 6 of 6 from the free throw line.
Sophomore forward Kenya Arnold pulled down eight rebounds on the night. As a team, the Lady Trojans were 21 of 42 from the field and 18 of 25 from the stripe.
In the men's contest, Head Coach Derek Fears and the Trojans (4-0) also got a victory. MDCC won the tip but couldn't covert and quickly turned it over to the Wildcats.
But it didn't take long for the Trojans to get on the board with a drive to the left side of the basket by sophomore point guard Anthony Mabon who dished it back out to sophomore forward Travon Harper who nailed the short jumper for two.
The entire first half of play consisted of back-and-forth scoring and several lead changes, but MDCC would head to the locker room ahead 41-30 over PRCC.
Fears' squad led the entire second half and finished strong with a 79-69 win. Harper led the team in scoring for the third consecutive game with 17 making 4 of 5 from the field and 9 of 10 free throws.
He had help with sophomore's Dantaveous Crawford and Octavius Stimage scoring 14 and 12 points respectfully. Both Crawford and Stimage were perfect from the stripe making 6 of 6 free throws. Sophomore forward Mark Johnson led the team in rebounds with nine.
Both teams travel to Utica Monday, Nov. 16 to take on Hinds Community College with action starting at 6 p.m. The next home game will be Thursday, Dec. 3 with the Lady Trojans and Trojans playing host to Copiah-Lincoln Community College.


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Amid a rapidly evolving media landscape, radio remains a constant in Americans' daily lives, according to a new report from Nielsen.
Ninety percent of Americans listen to AM or FM radio each week, with the average listener tuning in for more than two hours a day for news, sports, music, talk and traffic updates.
Roughly two-thirds of listening occurs out of the home, Nielsen found, with tune-in rising to a plateau during the morning commute, peaking at noon and tapering off in the evening.
The most avid listeners also seek out online radio -- especially a young generation dubbed the millennials. The biggest bulge of AM/FM radio aficionados are ages 45 to...


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State Seeks Input on Teachers
The North Dakota Department of Instruction (DPI) is asking for all interested people to provide input on the new proposed guidelines for the professional evaluations of teachers and principals.
After several districts across the state failed to meet the goals of the No Child Left Behind Act, the state applied for a waiver from the act.
Submitting the waiver means the state must have established uniform guidelines for the evaluations. A DPI advisory committee worked from October, 2011, to July to develop the proposed guidelines.
Valley City Public Schools Superintendent Dean Koppelman said currently the evaluation criteria differs from district to district among the 182 districts in the state, adding he and his colleagues have a lot of interest in the DPI project.
"A lot of educators – from what I've been hearing – are going to be looking at this and looking to submit comments," he said. "From meetings I've been to it's been under a lot of discussion by teachers and administrators, so I have a hunch they are going to get quite a bit of input."
Under the North Dakota Century Code 15.1-15-01 any teacher with three years or less of employment is required to have two written reviews – the first by Dec. 15 and the second by March 15 – regardless of lifetime teaching experience. After three years teachers will receive one evaluation a year for the remainder of their career in the district.
Principals are responsible for the teacher evaluations in their respective school buildings, and after some observation the principal meets with the teacher to discuss goals, student progress, technology use in the classroom, classroom management and communication with parents and administration.
Principals are evaluated by the school district's superintendent. Koppelman said he evaluates Valley City principals on the same schedule that teachers are evaluated.
"When I'm in a building I'm constantly observing; my ears are listening, my eyes are seeing, my nose is smelling," Koppelman said. "I like to catch people doing good things and I see evaluations as a potential to growth. In the case of building principals, I'm continually observing them throughout the year."
Koppleman said superintendents are also evaluated twice a year every year by the school board, and ultimately, school boards are evaluated by the voters who elect or re-elect members.
The DPI guidelines and public comment forms are available online at http://www.dpi.state.nd.us/ESEA/comment.shtm.


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Welcome back to the return of our weekly Top 10 Android App Updates column, where we take a look at the most upgraded apps for the week. I've found that one of the best ways to discover useful apps is to look at what people are actually updating, and not focus on which apps have the most installs.
As in the past, we are going to filter out minor updates for the super popular apps that have over 10 million installs, but I'm going to make an exception for apps that had significant updates. I hope you enjoy this weekly feature and discover some apps that you might find useful.
Evernote Food – Version 2.0
What's new in this version:
- Explore and save recipes from your favorite sites
- Browse recipes you've saved in Evernote Food and collected in your Evernote account
- The app automatically displays recipes from your Evernote account
- Discover, book and save restaurants you want to try
Evernote Food helps you remember the food you love. Version 2.0 lets you explore recipes, discover new restaurants, and manage your own cookbook from items saved to your Evernote account. I have never really been an Evernote fan, but this app looks great and I love to cook, so I'm installing it now.
SO.HO – Version 0.8
What's new in this version:
- Support for more phones including the HTC One, Sony Ericsson Xperia Z & some other high pixel density devices
- Better images: images in the Facebook feed now look brighter and crisper and we've improved the image layout on Twitter
- We've also killed a few minor bugs in the process
SO.HO. brings your social networks to your homescreen, just like BlinkFeed from HTC. The app is currently in beta, but this new version squashes a bunch of bugs and adds support for new devices like the HTC One and Sony Xperia Z. Check it out if you want to experiment with a new replacement launcher.
Triposo – Version 2.0
What's new in this version:
- Local events;
- Much improved phrasebooks;
- Redesigned location and place screens;
- Fresh data;
- Local festivals, food, artworks in Travelpedia.
Triposo provides one travel guide for the whole world. Just pick your destination city or country and then download your travel guides for offline use while you travel. This latest update includes a redesigned look, fresh content, and local events.
Yahoo – Version 1.0.0
What's new in this version:
- Endless visual stream of stories
- Summaries by Yahoo!
- Ability to personalize your stream by select topics you want more stories about
- Revamped web search experience including images and video
Yahoo! relaunched their Android app and the most notable new feature is the integration of Summly, the company they recently acquired for $30 million. The app makes it easier to scan the news by providing a "virtually endless stream of personalized stories" that have quick summaries. I haven't touched anything from Yahoo in years, but I'm installing this app now.
UP by Jawbone – Version 1.1.0
What's new in this version:
- UP is now compatible with HTC ONE and Samsung Galaxy S4 devices
- Delete and hide moods from your Feed
- Performance enhancements
Wearable devices are all the rage this year, and UP by Jawbone ($129) saw its companion app updated this week. New features include compatibility with the HTC One and Galaxy S 4 devices. I'm currently waiting to receive my Fitbit Flex, but I know my brother Clark uses UP and he will be happy to see this update.
Kicksend – Version 3.1.2
What's new in this version:
- NEW: Home delivery for your photos! Pick photos right off your phone, and we'll print and deliver them to anyone's doorstep! Enjoy free shipping with orders of 15 prints or more. (USA only)
- Beautiful new design!
- Many new improvements and bug fixes.
There are plenty of Android apps that let you print photos from your phone at your local CVS or Walgreens, but why leave the house when someone will ship them to you for free? Kicksend lets you send prints to anyone's doorstep, and orders of 15 prints or more now include free shipping.
WeatherBug – Version 3.0.134
What's new in this version:
- Redesigned User Interface
- Slide-side navigation w/ swiping
- Dynamic live tiles
- Background themes
- Photos section
I've always been a Weather Channel guy, but the new WeatherBug app just got a complete overhaul and it's their best looking version yet. The free version is loaded with ads, but an Elite version is also available that turns them off.
Remember the Milk – Version 3.0.11
What's new in this version:
- Remember The Milk for Android 3.0 is here! The app has been completely redesigned, and this version is built for tablets, too!
Our friends at Astrid were just acquired by Yahoo, so we figured some of you might be in search of a new to-do manager. Remember the Milk has been around for a long time, but the app was recently updated to Version 3.0 that includes a whole new look and a tablet-optimized layout.
What's new in this version:
- Browse bigger, more inspiring photos
- View videos
- Add a new place to review
- Switch currency in settings
- New beautiful design
TripAdvisor features millions of traveler reviews, photos, and maps to help you plan the perfect trip. This latest version features a new design that allows you to browse videos and bigger photos of hotels and other places you might visit.
Zappos – Version 3.0
What's new in this version:
- We added a Widget that you can use to track your order… or any UPS Tracking Number!
- Brand new and easier to use Checkout process.
- You can organize your Payment Types and Addresses using names and colors.
- We've reworked our login system – no more PIN to remember! This requires new permissions.
- All new account pages, including an updated Return process.
- Brand new Product pages on both 10 and 7 inch tablets.
- And of course… the normal assorted bug fixes and improvements.
Zappos is best known for their legendary customer service, but the online store has a pretty slick Android app. They just updated to Version 3.0 and it includes the most significant changes and feature updates since the inception of the Zappos Android App. New features include a fast and responsive design, easier checkout, and a redesigned My Account page.


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Jeff Schussler has been working on improving drought tolerance in corn since 2001. Much of his research has been done in the more arid portions of the United States. But he and his fellow researchers at Pioneer are now looking at the feasibility of planting its new Optimum AquaMax hybrids in the Southeast. Schussler was interviewed at a Pioneer media event in Johnston, Iowa.
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Get access to packages from the Debian unstable branch
Unstable Packages
It is often useful to have access to the Debian unstable branch because it has some interesting packages like PHP5 and rTorrent (a C++ Torrent client which is much less CPU intensive than the original bittorrent and also easier to use from console). Using the unstable packages saves you the time to compile these packages your self. The good thing is you don't have to change your whole installation to unstable you can simply use your stable or testing repository and just use the packages not in there from the unstable repository.
And it's easy
- Edit or create the file /etc/apt/apt.conf and add those 2 lines:
APT::Default-Release "stable";
Note: If you upgraded your distro to "testing", you'll want to use "testing" instead of "stable" here.
- Edit /etc/apt/sources.list and add the following lines:
deb http://ftp.freenet.de/debian/ unstable main deb-src http://ftp.freenet.de/debian/ unstable main
you can find alternates closer to you on the web. For example those 2 lines:
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free deb-src http://http.us.debian.org/debian unstable main contrib non-free
are just as good!
- Replace ftp.freenet.de with any mirror you are using.
- Run apt-get update to update the list of packages. Now you can access the unstable packages. If you want to install or use rTorrent just type:
apt-get -t unstable install rtorrent
If you wish to grab the "testing" version, use:
apt-get -t testing install rtorrent
Note: If you get an error like this later (after you added the repositories to your sources.list):
W: Couldn't stat source package list http://http.us.debian.org unstable/main Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/http.us.debian.org_debian_dists_unstable_main_binary-mipsel_Packages) - stat (2 No such file or directory)</pre>
it means that you need to add the following line to the /etc/apt/apt.conf:
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1. The genealogy conference I would most like to attend is... All the major ones at least once, NGS especially
2. The genealogy speaker I would most like to hear and see is... Elizabeth Shown Mills
3. The geneablogger I would most like to meet in person is... No idea, I'd be happy with any.
4. The genealogy writer I would most like to have dinner with is... Again, no idea. There are so many great ones!
5. The genealogy lecture I would most like to present is.... Thanks, but no thanks!
6. I would like to go on a genealogy
7. The photo I would most like to find is... I'd be happy with anything from my paternal side.
8. The repository in a foreign land I would most like to visit is...Archivio di Stato in Bari
9. The place of worship I would most like to visit is... The
10. The cemetery I would most like to visit is ...... All cemeteries in Peschici and Vieste
11. The ancestral town or village I would most like to visit is...... Peschici, Foggia, Apulia, Italy
12. The brick wall I most want to smash is... My great-grandmother, Nicoletta (1892-1987) - I don't even know her maiden name for sure!
13. The piece of software I most want to buy is.... Personal Historian 2
14. The tech toy I want to purchase next is ..... iPad 3 when available
15. The expensive book I would most like to buy is... America's Women in the Revolutionary Era 1760-1790:A History Through Bibliography ($195!)
16. The library I would most like to visit is..... The Family History Library
17. The genealogy related book I would most like to write is.... Mott, Smith, Rose and Assorted Other Families in Early New York
18. The genealogy blog I would most like to start would be about.... I'm spread too think as is, no more!
19. The journal article I would most like to write would be about... the Thomas Robert Smith family
20. The ancestor I most want to meet in the afterlife is.... Heman Doyle so I could ask him if he had parents or if he just magically appeared one day "somewhere" in Vermont.
... And a couple extra (hat tip to What's Past is Prologue for the additional items):
21. The genealogical research skill I would most like to have is… Fluent knowledge of Italian, German and Latin.
22. The genealogical records I would most like to see become available online are… 20th Century Michigan birth, marriage, death and divorce records (specifically between 1930 and 1960). Also, Alameda Co., California 19th Century naturalization records.
23. The family heirloom I would most like to own is… the "background pictures." I have several old photos which have pictures in the background of the picture - I'd love to know who the people are in the pictures and who has them now!
|My great-grandmother and her three sisters,
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GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba, March 17 (UPI) -- The U.S. military said claims that inmates at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, were holding a mass hunger strike were overblown.
Attorneys representing some of the inmates as well as human rights groups sent a letter to U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel warning the strike was a threat to the prisoners' health, but a spokesman for the controversial prison told The Washington Post the claims were "simply untrue."
Officials told the Post there were only about 14 prisoners involved in the protest. Six were being force fed but the others were refusing meals but subsisting on personal caches of snacks stashed in their cells.
The Post said Sunday the hunger strike was taking place at Camp 6, a unit where security is relatively low and the 166 inmates are considered "compliant" with the rules and regulation. The newspaper said cell doors at Camp 6 were usually unlocked to the prisoners could mingle freely.
Tensions at Camp 6 have been on the rise in recent weeks, however, after guards reportedly began thumbing through the inmates' Korans in search of contraband, which the prisoners considered an act of desecration.
Attorneys for the prisoners said the protest also stemmed from the Obama administration's slow-down in sending inmates home. "Part of this is the general, absolute loss of hope, people having forgotten about Guantanamo and the administration having no plan for closure," said Pardiss Kebriaei, a senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights.


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Startup Predicts Soccer Results With 90% Accuracy
A Polish startup has an engine that for some games can predict the outcome of the match with over 90% accuracy. Ben Rooney reports.
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Lenore Winifred Milan
Lenore Winifred Milan, of St. Martin's Point, Hessel, Mich., passed away on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, surrounded by her family from around the world. She was born October 8, 1930 in Utica, Michigan to Leo Burkel and Louise Miesel Burkel.
Lenore, known as Lee, led a full and active life that was centered on her husband, her children, her faith and her community. A beloved wife of 62 years to one, a dear mother to eight, a cherished grandmother to 19, and a loving great-grandmother to seven. She was a longtime member of Our Lady of the Snows parish of Hessel. Lee enjoyed the many rituals of daily life: conversations over an early morning coffee outside on the deck overlooking the lake; cooking dinner and chatting over a glass of wine with her daughter; having dinner with her husband and a close circle of friends; roasting S'mores and sharing stories with her grandkids around a bonfire. She celebrated the whole cycle of family religious events — baptism, holy communion, confirmation, marriages — and was repeating that cycle with a third generation. She was always up for an adventure, whether it was cross-country skiing in the deep snow of the National Forests, accompanying her children on a canoeing adventure, or even bouncing around on oversized balls with her grandchildren. Lee was a master Scrabble player — closely monitoring clever attempts at cheating, and she spent many hours crafting quilts for her children. She traveled extensively with her husband to destinations such as Alaska, Morocco, Poland, Kuala Lampur, Thailand, as well as numerous trips to Gaylord.
Lee will be celebrated by Phil Milan, her husband of 62 years; Her daughter and son-in-law Barb Milan Wilson and Gary Wilson of Cleveland, Ohio; son and daughter-in-law Daniel and Sharon Milan of Mt. Pleasant; son and fiancée Kevin Milan and Deden Aniana of Chandler, Ariz. and Calbayog City, Philippines; son and daughter-in-law Michael and Siriporn Milan of Bangkok, Thailand; son and daughter-in-law Dr. Christopher and Joyce Milan of Gaylord; son and daughter-in-law Keith and Candice Milan of Milwaukee, Wis.; son and partner Mark Milan and Dave Savini of Boston, Mass.; son and daughter-in-law Phil and Jane Milan of Shenzhen, China; grandchildren: Alicia, Joe, Alex, Jenni, Nathan, Micah, Matt, Laura, Katalaya, Ellyn, Jayna, Ian, Levi, Birdi, Bac, Zachary, Winnie, Elijah, and Isadora; great-grandchildren: Alyssa, Aziza, Evalyn, Aiden, Zoeli, Brianna, and Lillian.
Services will be held Thursday, March 14, at Our Lady of the Snows Church in Hessel. Visitation will be held from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 1 p.m. Reamer Galer Funeral Home, 24549 S. M-129 in Pickford, Michigan is serving the family. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.reamergalerfuneralhome.com.
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CARLSTEDT, JOHN ROBERT, age 70, of Rudyard, Mich., died March 12, 2013 in St. Ignace. He was born September 21, 1942 in Chicago, Ill. Funeral arrangements are in the care of Reamer Galer Funeral Home in Pickford. www.reamergalerfuneralhome.com
FULLER, ARTHUR LEE, age 75, of DeTour Village, Mich., died unexpectedly Monday, March 11, 2013 in Sault Ste. Marie. He was born January 21, 1938 in Hastings, Mich. Funeral arrangements are in the care of Reamer Galer Funeral Home in Pickford. www.reamergalerfuneralhome.com
McCLELLAN, RONALD J., of Lansing died unexpectedly on March 2, 2013 in New York. He was born on April 2, 1948 in Sault Ste. Marie. Funeral services have already taken place, his final resting place is Great Lakes National Cemetery in Holly, Mich.


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Early hours of the evening (between about 8 pm and 11 pm )
Plaza de Oriente square
Here are a few ideas to guide you when you set out in the early evening to enjoy a night out on the town in some of the top Spanish cities for nightlife.
Musicals and theatre: Madrid offers the chance to spend an unforgettable evening in the theatre with a whole range of musical shows every season. Some are completely original, and you'll only be able to see them in Spain. Others are versions of classics that are well worth seeing, and which in Madrid can be enjoyed in unique style. To get an idea of the wide offer of musicals you'll find, just stroll down the Gran Vía avenue and take a look at the theatres lining both sides of the streets. Going out for tapas: Madrid is the ideal city for enjoying the popular custom of "going out for tapas": moving from one bar to another with your friends and enjoying delicious bite-sized portions of typical local specialities (potato omelette, spicy fried potatoes in sauce, croquettes, squid, cod, bull's tail…) accompanied by a refreshing glass of beer or a good wine, and interesting conversation. In the historic centre (mainly in the neighbourhoods of Huertas and La Latina, near the Plaza Mayor) you'll find classic taverns (with their unmistakeable tile-covered façades) and modern venues where in addition to tapas you can order "raciones" (more plentiful dishes to share). You'll also have the chance to sample the typical gastronomy of each Spanish region, as well as cuisine from all the five continents. You won't need to go far to find all the best-known dishes from any of the world's countries, as there are numerous international and regional restaurants to choose from. Many of these are located in the Huertas area, near the squares of Jacinto Benavente and Tirso de Molina, and in the streets around Fuencarral and the Plaza de España. Haute cuisine: you'll be able to indulge yourself in some of Madrid's top restaurants, where meticulous attention to every last detail guarantees diners an exquisite and sublime experience. The original presentation of the dishes is only the start; the best part comes later, when you discover a whole new world of exceptional and surprising tastes. This is all thanks to top chefs and cooks such as Santi Santamaría, Sergi Arola, Ferran Adrià and Paco Roncero, among others. Early drinks: you can spend relaxing evenings in Madrid enjoying delicious cocktails in designer venues while you indulge in a little quiet conversation, without the need to raise your voice. You'll find places serving a wide range of cocktails, both with and without alcohol, to enjoy in good company while music plays in the background. We recommend the streets of Gran Vía and Reina, home to bars and cocktail lounges with years of tradition and glamour which have been frequented by numerous celebrities over the years. On days when the weather is at its most pleasant, you'll find a whole host of terraces throughout the city. These are generally located in the historic centre and near squares such as the Plaza de Oriente, las Descalzas, del Ángel and Santa Ana. There are all kinds of places, ranging from the most typical where you can have a "caña" (small glass of beer), to exotic tea rooms or live music venues –special highlights include the clubs offering jazz concerts in streets like Jacometrezo, Alburquerque or the Plaza del Ángel square; and live flamenco shows accompanied by dinner.
For dinner: in Barcelona you'll be able to enjoy exquisitely prepared modern Mediterranean cuisine at the hands of some of Spain's greatest chefs such as Martín Berasategui and Santi Santamaría. What's more, Barcelona's restaurants offer the chance to dine in unique and original venues, including an enormous glass dome with views over the city or a large tower in the harbour overlooking the sea. You'll also be able to treat yourself to this cuisine in one of the restaurants frequented by Dalí, or in a building designed by Gaudí. All in all, you'll find over twenty exclusive restaurants where you can see for yourself "in situ" why expert food critics hold Barcelona in such high esteem. Try the neighbourhoods of the Eixample, Gràcia, Saint Gervasi and Ciutat Vella. You won't be sorry. The city's line-up of restaurants also includes numerous places where you can surprise your palate with a whole range of different tastes and flavours imported from other continents. Oriental, Arab, Indian, vegetarian, creative, fusion… Every day you'll have the chance to try a new and exotic menu. You'll also find places full of character, where the décor and special atmosphere will guarantee a pleasant dining experience. You'll come across many of these restaurants while you stroll around the Barrio Gótico or El Born neighbourhoods; or if you visit the areas of El Raval or the left part of Eixample. Early drinks: the city of Barcelona is the perfect place to enjoy a few drinks while looking out over the Mediterranean, strolling through its streets or dining in any of its restaurants. A good area for this is the Port Vell harbour which has numerous bars and restaurants overlooking the sea, and outdoor terraces in summer. The Gothic quarter has designer restaurants, tea shops and traditional beer halls which are ideal for whiling away a few pleasant hours. It also has some of the best-known live jazz venues in the whole city, as well as classic indie sounds. Then there's the area around the Barrio de Gràcia neighbourhood, packed with cosy bars and restaurants with a bohemian atmosphere and offering a varied gastronomy. Another sure-fire choice is the Raval neighbourhood, where you'll find an abundance of multicultural venues, and streets teeming with life. Or else you could opt to take a bus tour that also includes dinner and a flamenco show.
Ibiza's nightlife is famous the world over. Besides its fashionable bars and night clubs, there's also a host of other activities that get underway once the sun goes down: street markets, pavement terraces, cultural activities in the open-air, concerts and music performances… So important is the island's nightlife that during the day there are creative parades and street shows in the area near the port to highlight the evening's attractions in the various clubs. But fascinating as these are, they're only a taste of what's to come later.
You'll be able to enjoy a lively night out before moving on to have fun in the town's large casino. Here in this city you'll find internationally acclaimed restaurants which are ideal for dinner, personalised transport in limousines and spectacular sports cars, and leisure venues with a select atmosphere. You may even bump into a celebrity or two, as Marbella is one of the preferred holiday destinations for many members of the jet set.
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Consider the hatchet buried.
President Obama and outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be sitting down this afternoon for a joint interview with "60 Minutes" to air on Sunday. The news broke on Twitter via Politico's Mike Allen, who noted that this would mark the first time Obama has done a sit-down with anyone besides his wife, Michelle Obama:
Obama and Clinton battled fiercely in the hotly contested 2008 Democratic Primary. Since then, the former rivals have worked closely together with Clinton serving under Obama as a very high profile, and historically well-traveled, Secretary of State. Look to the interview to be an example of what's possible when two leaders set aside egos to work together.
The interview concludes a very busy week for Clinton, coming just days after her testimony before Congress regarding the Sept. 11, 2012 consulate attack in Benghazi, Libya.


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Carol Adamitis had a stroke when she was 5 years old.
Now, at 65, she is participating in research that annually tests her physical and mental health, examining her dexterity as she places pegs in a board and her memory as she repeats a series of numbers backward and forward.
The study, led by professors at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, has found that people who are active are sharper and experience lower rates of Alzheimer's disease. Although Adamitis' arthritis makes exercise more difficult, and the stroke hurt her math skills and memory, her exam results show consistency from year to year.
"I'm always glad to know how I did on these tests. So far, I'm doing about the same," Adamitis said.
The study was published last week in the online issue of Neurology, the American Academy of Neurology's medical journal.
"We've shown for cognition that an active lifestyle increases the quality of life in old age and lowers the levels of disability," Dr. Aron S. Buchman, associate professor of neurological sciences at Rush and one of the study's authors, said. "When you hear the results, they sound kind of intuitive: If older people are more active, you can see they're doing better. This kind of information is helpful. Even at age 82, you can improve independence and quality of life."
The 716 participants thus far had an average age of 82 when they entered the study, and their activity level was followed for up to six years. Only 71 developed Alzheimer's disease during an average of 3.5 years of follow-up.
But Buchman noted, "You can have cognitive decline without dementia."
The study is still enrolling patients. "The more people we have in the study, the more likely we'll get reasonable results," he said.
Participants with the highest levels of activity ran a risk of about 8 percent during the course of five years of developing Alzheimer's disease, while those with the lowest levels of activity ran a risk of about 18 percent during a period of five years of developing Alzheimer's.
In addition to taking yearly exams, all participants in the study must agree to donate their brains and selected muscles and nerves after death.
"It's a commitment to a long-term health study," said Carol's husband, Donald, 68, who is also a participant in the study.
Although his left knee was replaced last year, Donald still works out at the gym two to three times each week. Mentally, he has shown similar results every year, and remains curious.
Part of his motivation for joining the study was donating his brain to science. "I just hope it does some good," he said.
Participants in the study wore actigraphs to measure their activities. Buchman said the device resembles a wristwatch and measures activity 24 hours a day.
"It's very exciting. Almost all previous research in this area is based on asking people how much they exercise," said Robert Wilson, a professor of neurological sciences and psychology at Rush University Medical Center and a co-investigator of the study.
The difficulties with simply asking people about their level of activity are twofold: They may not remember correctly, and they would not necessarily classify all of their activities, such as washing the dishes or cooking, as exercise, Wilson said.
"It (the actigraph) monitors how active someone is for 1.5 weeks. It gets at the whole spectrum of activities 24 hours a day," Wilson said.
Eilien Toft, 68, said she decided to participate in the study because "I think it's for a good cause, (a way to) help resolve medical issues prevalent in our society."
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The end result is the same as always. The problem is not "piracy." It's just a symptom of failing to properly respond to the market. The market doesn't "just want stuff for free." I keep seeing people claim that piracy definitively decreases sales, but we know that's not true. We've seen some cases where it has helped sales -- so what explains the difference? I'd posit it's pretty simple: piracy decreases sales if you don't embrace what your fans want. However, if you do treat your fans like fans, give them ways to support you, don't act like they're criminals, and actually adapt to the changing market, you can turn what would otherwise be a negative into a positive. But it involves quite a bit of work, and that's the big challenge.


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|November 25, 2012, 08:43 PM
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Browning Rifle - Lever Action .308 Cal.
Good evening all.
I have a good friend who just recently inherited a Browning Lever action rifle in a .308 caliber. We believe the rifle is from the late 70's early 80's and in great condition. He said his father in law never used the rifle but once or twice. We are just wondering if anyone can shed some more light on this rifle. Model, price range, etc...
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Scope: Bushnell with a light to illuminate the scope optics
Scope Mounts: Raised, so you can use Iron sights also
|November 25, 2012, 08:56 PM
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The BLR is a first rate compact rifle that was originally offered in 243 and 308, if memory serves. Very smooth and accurate for a thin, short barrel.
|November 25, 2012, 10:01 PM
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Your BLR was born in 1970, and has the desireable (to most BLR lovers) steel receiver, and in excellent condition easily worth $500-$550.
It also has the early, drop-out detachable magazine instead of the later detachable magazine with a large floorplate attached, used in the BLR-81.
The Bushnell Lite-Site scope is a favorite for many hunting close areas, especially in the dimmly-lit hour just before sunrise & after sunset - my Son has 3 of them, on various firearms (rifle/shotgun/modern muzzleloader).
They were a bit costly, when new back in the day; but IIRC my Son bought his last one for only a yard & a half ($150).
IMHO, raised, "see-through" scope rings/mounts are an ungainly abomibation, since I found long ago that for those times I didn't want to use the scope, I wanted the scope "off" the gun - but YMMV, certainly.
|November 26, 2012, 07:27 PM
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What you have is a Belgian made BLR (the original) . They are a rock solid firearm , if you can live with the trigger . Don't let anyone mess with the trigger , because if they screw it up , parts are hard to come by . I've been looking for a hammer for one for three months now , and still looking . A previous gunsmith did a trigger job on it and took too much metal off it at the sear notch so that now it won't stay cocked !
|November 26, 2012, 11:07 PM
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Thanks for all your replies and help. It's a beautiful rifle and I'm sure he will enjoy hearing this information.
Thanks again.
|November 30, 2012, 02:00 AM
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see throughs-yuck
Yeah +1 to Peta's comment on the see through's. My Dad always used them. He came from the generation that saw a lot of problem scopes, and Dad never spent a whole lot on a scope either if he could avoid it.
Lower that scope with a decent set of rings and it will improve the rifle's shootability and lines.
I've always thought the early BLR looked best with the straight tube, fixed power scopes. Fixed 3x, or low power 1-5xvari's that sort of thing.
|November 30, 2012, 12:54 PM
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Ditto on what bamaranger said about scopes . The BLR is a straight comb stocked rifle and needs the scope as low as possible , and no front bell on the scope makes that possible . I have a K-3W Weaver that would be so at home on that rifle !
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Want a next-gen control system to go with your Oculus Rift headset and Omni Treadmill? You're in luck: Intellect Motion has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a wireless 3D motion controller, known as iMotion.
The low-cost system uses a a few LEDs and your standard webcam for motion-tracking, and couples them with a haptic feedback system for an extra level of immersion.
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The iMotion straps onto your hand, and its three coloured LEDs are tracked by a standard webcam. The company claims an accuracy to 2mm within its range of 0.3-4.8m, and up to four iMotions can be used simultaneously. With those figures it seems to be competing both with the Xbox's Kinect and Leap Motion. Though each of those offers finer control than the iMotion; the Leap Motion tracks all 10 fingers down to 0.01mm and while there's no info on the specific accuracy of the new Xbox Kinect, it tracks an impressive six entire bodies and 25 individual joints using a combination of video and IR.
Inside the iMotion is a gyroscope and an accelerometer as well as a "4-channel haptic motion feedback sensor" which produces vibration to simulate touch. This is also the part that makes it look a bit like a back massager.
The iMotion is actually designed to be used with the aforementioned Oculus Rift VR headset, and by strapping on two iMotions and firing up their Virtual Hands SDK, users can equip themselves with virtual hands in certain virtual worlds. Some of the photos also show an iMotion being used as a belt buckle, possibly to control directional movement while those virtual hands are busy.
The iMotion system is compatible with Mac, Windows, Linux and some Android mobile devices. Intellect Motion is offering iMotion units for US$59 ($74) to early bird Kickstarter supporters, compared to the standard price of US$69 ($87).


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Mauricio Bianco, marketing and fundraising manager for ChildFund Brasil, recently traveled to Ecuador. Today, he shares his impressions in the first of a two-part series.
On this trip, I had the opportunity to visit communities where ChildFund Ecuador develops social programs for children and their families. The first experience of the day was to visit young people between 15 and 17 years old in the city of Ambato, the capital of the province of Tungurahua (Ecuador's third-largest city, three hours south of Quito).
Four years ago, 40 young people began meeting every week to discuss issues that are important to them. Often, adults don't give them the opportunity to be heard.
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These teens also are passing on what they have learned to others who are even younger, so they also have the opportunity to make a positive impact in their communities.
I enjoyed talking with Shirley, 16, who had terrific insight into her role in society and young people's ability to change the society in which they live. In Ecuador, often only the adults have strong voices, but this is changing. These young people are really making a difference in several neighborhoods in the city of Ambato. It's a pleasure to see the empowerment that is going on.


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