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Writing about Call of Duty is like writing about white bread. What more really needs to be said about a franchise that out grosses all other entertainment properties without fail for years now? Well, believe it or not, with the release of BLOPS II, it turns out that this old dog can learn some new tricks, some of which are very impressive.

I know I’m in the minority here when I say that I generally play COD for the campaigns. I personally relish the ridiculous and mindless roller coaster rides that the series has provided since its first iteration as a WWII shooter on the PC. Few shooter franchises let you just shut your brain off for well designed, set piece heavy anarchy like this series does. Man, it sure feels like a really long time ago that COD was a WWII franchise eh? But I digress. Developer Treyarch has taken some significant risks and chances with the established formula with this instalment, and most are for the better.

The storyline in BLOPS II is by far the best the series has seen. Sure, some people got attached to characters like Soap MacTavish and Captain Price in the Modern Warfare series, but they were just a slightly human face on an admittedly ridiculous plotline that was just an excuse for the kiss kiss, bang bang of that branch of the COD series. This time around, the campaign actually features not only well rounded characters, but backs them up with an interesting storyline that is paced well. Even the main villain is made sympathetic despite his psychotic nature. The plot itself jumps in time between the cold war and the future of 2025. You’ll see many different places and warzones in the world, including Afghanistan and Panama, to name a few. The main plotline essentially deals with a warlord by the name of Menendez who has a nefarious plot to hack and hijack the entire American drone army to turn it against itself. In between, you’ll deal with surprising themes like family life in the military and how far one should go when following the orders of their superiors. It’s unexpectedly engrossing stuff.

What makes this COD unique amongst its forebears is that the storyline not only branches, but takes into account player choice and actions better than almost any shooter I’ve played before. Even highly touted games with branching storylines like Mass Effect and Fallout use binary player choice input to bring the story along. Leave it to a franchise known for its rigid and scripted nature to create an organic system that affects the storyline not only through direct choices, but through your regular gameplay actions through the levels. Things like exploration and questioning orders can affect the storyline in surprising ways. This is by far the most replayable COD campaign yet, which is also helped along by the insanely hard veteran mode and challenge lists for completionists.

Playing around with the futuristic weapons of BLOPS II is also great fun. Much like Ghost Recon before it, BLOPS II gives you an arsenal of weaponry that ranges from unmanned flying drones, armadillo-like walking tanks, EMP grenades, heat-seeking explosive pistol rounds, and rifle scopes that can detect heat signatures through walls among several others. The futuristic weapons and gadgets add a nice wrinkle to a franchise that had essentially become defined by an interchangeable number of 20th century scopes and assault rifles.

Not all is well in the campaign though. New to the fray this time are strikeforce missions that mix light real time strategy with first person mayhem. The idea is sound. At the touch of a button you can swap from a first person viewpoint of a soldier or drone to a bird’s eye view of a map as you strategically position your forces to attack or defend various objectives. Success or failure in these missions also affects the storyline in various ways. It’s too bad that the missions are essentially completely broken. Enemy soldiers will constantly respawn in enormous numbers, and your soldiers have no AI. I’m not kidding. They’ll constantly ignore orders, they’ll ignore enemies shooting at them from three feet away, and they’ll stand out in the open like mannequins as they’re perforated by bullets. Even if you manage to get them where you want, they don’t have your back, and it will constantly get you killed with the dozens of enemies swarming the levels. The only real way to succeed in some levels is take control of one soldier and make a beeline for the objectives. Hopefully if you die, your AI mates won’t have gotten themselves all killed. The idea is sound but the execution is not only awful, but a significant blemish on what is otherwise one of the finest linear-style shooter campaigns of this hardware generation.

Moving on the multiplayer modes, it’s basically the same COD multiplayer you either love or loathe for the most part. There’s good reasons that COD is the most popular shooter franchise on the planet, and those reasons remain the same here. The net code is rock solid, completely lag free, and the gameplay is fast and fluid. The maps are well designed and suit the number of players per game well. Different modes have different player caps, but support a maximum of 24 players, although the best modes generally have a lower number. Unlocking new perks, weapons and upgrades through XP remains as addictive as ever. There are few moments in gaming more satisfying that taking out four or five real people and then unleashing kill streak perks upon your helpless opponents. There’s even a good mix of objective team based modes, and just straight up deathmatch.

However, that means a lot of the problems with COD multiplayer rear their ugly head here like they always have. My second biggest beef is that even in the team based modes, COD encourages a lone wolf approach based more on twitch reflexes than any sort of plan or strategy. Far too many games devolve into mindlessly running around the level, just looking for a target for your crosshairs. In a world where the sublime team based tactics, giant maps, and vehicular mayhem of Battlefield 3 exist, going back to a more single minded multiplayer shooter like COD feels like a step back in a lot of respects. This brings me to my biggest beef with COD multiplayer. It’s a newbie nightmare. Much like Halo or any other excessively popular online shooter with an XP system, beginner players are behind the 8-ball right off the bat. Not only are your reflexes and skill at a lower level than most players, but you’re given relative peashooters and useless perks to go up against prestige level players with fully decked out arsenals. At least Treyarch saw fit to include a boot camp that’s half human, half bots, which is a god send to get you and your unlocks started. You can stay in the boot camp past the level 10 cap (which takes about 5 or 6 rounds to reach), but you’ll only gain half XP from there. There are some minor differences in how XP is doled out, mostly through the new token system and how your soldier is equipped with 10 upgrades at once. For example, a perk takes the same amount of slots in your equipment as a sidearm. It gives players more flexibility in how they can customize their soldier, and the change is for the better.

Players can also create their own banners through an easy to use tool, which is great for players that care. I personally didn’t. There are also some live streaming options for league play, which is also great for the elite COD hardcore, but I couldn’t be bothered with it either. I’d rather just play than watch someone else play.

Finally, being a Treyarch instalment of COD, Zombies mode makes a return as well, but it feels somewhat limited, especially compared to more fleshed out zombie co-op games like Left 4 Dead. The main attraction here is the TranZit mode, which has you and your friends killing zombies for points that can be exchange for weapons, perks, and ammo. As you progress through TranZit, you’ll visit an ever expanding map and increasingly difficult and numerous zombie hordes. There’s also a competitive yet co-operative team mode that has players competing as the CDC and the CIA to see who can survive longer and take more zombies down with them, which was frankly more fun to play than TranZit. Still, only three maps, bullet sponge enemies that can kill in two hits, and some annoying quirks like flaming cracks in the ground that force you to jump around everywhere, add up to a mode that is easily the least attractive part of a wonderfully fleshed out shooter package. Personally, I was much more enthralled and compelled by last year’s Modern Warfare 3 excellent survival mode for my COD co-op kicks.

In terms of presentation, BLOPS II generally shines, but some warts in the aging engine are starting to show. The game always runs at a blazing fast frame rate, which is essential for the kind of shooter action the series is known for. Environments are busy and detailed (although zombies mode looks bland and murky with its lack of color and vibrancy) and character and facial animation is generally top notch. The wrinkles appear when some textures get muddy up close and some visual glitches rear their ugly head. The excellent presentation is helped by phenomenal sound design that brings the bombastic set pieces to life and quieter moments are made more engrossing and powerful through superb voice acting.

Let’s face it. You’ve likely already decided whether Black Ops II is a purchase you’re going to make or not. COD is a very take it or leave it affair for most gamers. However, if you’ve stayed away from the series and are possibly considering jumping back in, then this Duty has a few new tricks to Call you back. BLOPS II is highly recommended for COD fans and fence sitters, but it won’t change your mind if you never accepted the charges on this Call in the first place.


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06/06/2014 at 22:40

I planted some shed bought onion sets early this year. I had to shift most of them as I had planted them quickly. It has been on the dry side for me this year. I have noticed that almost all the onions have soft bulbs though all have good leaves.  Is this a result of root disturbance mixed with dry conditions or is this a disease? Space is essential this year so if they need to go then I will lift.

Many thanks

09/06/2014 at 01:01

Had they started bulbing before the move? If so, I fear that's the problem. My one and only attempt to move onions was a failure.

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13/05/2012 at 15:23

 Hi Everyone, Can anyone tell me if these are weeds, they are growing in the garden where the birds eat their seeds.  The one on left looks lovely and one on right looks like a triffid its over 3ft high. Are they poisionous or not? Sorry I can't turn the pictures round don't no how to.

13/05/2012 at 15:26

Never mind turning them round, I can't see them.

14/05/2012 at 15:28

Have another go at loading a photo

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05/05/2013 at 12:10

Can someone please help me ID the weed in the attached photo, it seems to have arrived with some soil conditioner I bought last year.

05/05/2013 at 13:50

Can we have a pic of the whole plant please PE

05/05/2013 at 14:05

05/05/2013 at 21:36

Sorry PE, I can't do this one. It looks a bit like one of the umbellifers in the second photo

05/05/2013 at 23:49

Ok thanks anyway for replying, hopefully someone else will be able to help.

06/05/2013 at 00:18

It's looking suspiciously like ground elder. I am not a 100% sure, hopefully someone else will comment. It is the sort of plant that can come back from the dead on a regular basis, surviving composting etc. If it is zap with glysophate immediately and continue applying it regularly throughout the summer until you win.

06/05/2013 at 20:34

I agree it looks like ground elder,i try to dig it all up it goes down quite a way,if new shoots appear use good weed killer regually,good luck.

06/05/2013 at 20:36

I don't think it's ground elder PE but as I can't offer a better solution........

06/05/2013 at 20:42

No, I don't think it's ground elder either - I think it may be Alexanders - rub the leaves and see if they smell a bit like celery.

06/05/2013 at 20:45

I thought the photo of the plant looked like alexanders but the individual leaves didn't.

06/05/2013 at 21:06

You're right - they do look like two different plants.

06/05/2013 at 21:08

They do don't they. Are you sure they're the same plant PE? Those leaflets aren't the same shape at all.

07/05/2013 at 13:20

Yes maybe I have confused two different plants. I will get check again when I get home, apologies for any confusion. The problem plant is definitely the photo I originally posted though, have pulled up most of them now but will try and find one intact.

Thanks again

07/05/2013 at 16:46

I also don't think this is G elder, the roots of which also have a distinctive smell and you would see underground runners being sent out as the plant matures. I think this is an umbellifer - does it have a carrotty-shaped root, many of them do. I think I also have this weed- don't know what it is but it flowers like a cow parsley

07/05/2013 at 17:42

Looks rather like a parsnip, is it a wild parsnip ? I don't know how common this is.

07/05/2013 at 20:09

reckon we've got two different plants here. Look at the shape of the leaflets.

PE may be able to get more photos

07/05/2013 at 23:45

The second photo appears to show the older darker leaves being as photo one and the newer later foliage being lighter in colour and starting to become lobed, both images show the double serration along the leaf margins indicating the same plant.

10/05/2013 at 13:19

I wonder if it might be Feverfew....Tanacetum parthenium. Generally it seeds very easily, but I suppose the acid test is whether it will produce white daisy-like flowers....or, more to the point, whether you are happy to live with it until then!!

13/11/2014 at 17:04

Is it willow weed?

13/11/2014 at 17:20

I think it's parsnip, Pastinaca sativa. It's not ground elder or feverfew, I don't know what willow weed is. Not excluding Alexanders yet...

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11/11/2013 at 20:55

Lol, glasgow kiss means a head butt!

Knew what a tash rash was, just thought a bit cheeky

11/11/2013 at 21:17
I feel a right numpty now!
11/11/2013 at 21:51

You and me both.

Designer stubble.

11/11/2013 at 21:54

 a head like birkenhead

11/11/2013 at 22:50
Made me laugh Archie, but never heard it before!
11/11/2013 at 23:56

You're only young once, but you can stay immature for a lifetime.

12/11/2013 at 00:08

Tomorrow is a mystery,  yesterday is history.

Today is a gift, thats why they call it the present.

12/11/2013 at 06:32

Acting the rubber pig.

12/11/2013 at 07:24
Kef ? Is that the same as acting the goat?
12/11/2013 at 07:44

MrsG, not really sure. Acting goat I always thought meant being deliberately stubborn and awkward, or is it? I think we say it when someone is acting silly.

The rubber pig was something my friend used to say and it was usually when someone was doing something and making a right mess off it..meaning you are as much use as a rubber pig, which I took to mean no use at all. It was the way she said it that made it so funny.

Has anyone else heard that one?

12/11/2013 at 07:57
Thanks kef - making a pigs ear of it.
12/11/2013 at 08:03

You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.

12/11/2013 at 08:13

Kef, not heard of that one.

As much use as a chocolate teapot.

Up with the lark.

12/11/2013 at 08:22
chocolate fireguard
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12/11/2013 at 08:27

Much use as Ashtray on a motorbike.

12/11/2013 at 08:30

Saw your quote on the other thread Kef,

But sometimes its better the devil you know.

He who laughs last laughs longest

Goes in one ear and out the other.

12/11/2013 at 08:59

It's better to keep quiet and give the impression that you're stupid than to say something and remove all doubt.

12/11/2013 at 09:04

If wishes were horses beggars would ride.

12/11/2013 at 09:06

Back to the drawing board.

A fools paradise.

A fool and his money are soon parted.

12/11/2013 at 09:10

Better the devil you know.


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Posted: 13/08/2015 at 22:10

Nothing all day in Bristol.  The weatherman did say he had got it wrong.

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Posted: 13/08/2015 at 16:05

Sitting waiting for the forecast rain to arrive!  We had a yellow warning for heavy rain from 1am today but not a drop so still have five empty waterbutts.

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Posted: 13/08/2015 at 08:36

One of the seven neighbours cats who visit me regularly is a tricolour.  I do not know his name but he responds to Hullo Cat!  Yes flumpy that was my pot and the assistant producer asked me to measure it before it went and send her the measurements so she could replace it.  We have had no rain in Bristol so far just threatening clouds but the forecast seems very definite about it coming.I would like some in the waterbutts.

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Posted: 12/08/2015 at 22:14

I have some better pitures of my sweet peas in their new home.

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Posted: 12/08/2015 at 16:49

Heavy rain tomorrow flumpy, I'm afraid.  Even some thunder and lightning forecast.

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Posted: 12/08/2015 at 11:34

I had warned my son it would be a weepie but we had been through the sad story before when a young friend of ours died of Motor Neuron Disease leaving a young wife and two tiny girls and seeing how brave Rachel was and the pleasure Andrew had watching his son's delight in their new garden kept away the tears, flumpy.

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Posted: 12/08/2015 at 10:37

I have had a lovely message from Rachel Drake thanking me for the sweet peas which she says are even more beautiful now with lots of flowers and smelling wonderful and reminding her of her mother whose favourite flowers they were.

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Posted: 12/08/2015 at 08:57

Glad you are comfortable again Pat.  Such a struggle to grow veg. in frost though.  My last visitor, son no 3 went after 10pm.  He watched the Love Your Garden program with me and is paying for a Maid Marion Rose from David Austen for me as One of my FB friends sent me it with her birthday greetings and I fell in love with it.  Dentist visit this morning so have to get a move on.

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Posted: 11/08/2015 at 23:01

FB friends have sent me two pictures of my sweet peas - one from the assistant producer is rather dark but shows them before the final filming where they were as in the secong picture, in front of the workshop shed which had the log art on it and on the left of the picture.

Myrtle Communis in a pot

Posted: 11/08/2015 at 16:20

Yes I think it would prefer to be south facing.  Such a pity we cannot ask the plants but you never know - latest research seems to have shown plants have intelligence!  Thank you for the compliment Verdun - you flatterer, you, but I must say having seen how beautiful my friend's one was i researched the species.  Now I have one of my own I aim to have it looking as good as his in a few years time.  He has had to lift the canopy of his!

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Decide how large the blade should be; this will determine how large the mower deck must be for your needs. Small mower decks up to a 32-inch radius can be used for small yards and areas that have limited open space because of obstructions. Use a mowing blade of 32 to 48 inches for lawns of more than one acre. The larger the lawn, the larger the mower deck and blade should be to allow faster completion of the job. Keep the budget in mind when choosing the blade size, because longer blades cost more.

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Choose the type of mower deck. Mower decks come in plastic, aluminum and steel. The first two choices are cheaper, but the third option is more durable. Examine the lawn; a plastic or aluminum deck can handle smooth, flat surfaces because the chance of damage is minimal. Steel is more suitable for lawns that have roots and rocks, bumps, dips and holes and other changes in ground surface.

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Here’s your chance to run for Team Tenovus in the Tenovus 10k!

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: Aloha Salads offers the downtown crowd a welcome change from the ubiquitous fast food or plate lunch options. Choose from a variety of sandwiches, pita wraps and soups, but as the restaurant’s name suggests, salads are the most popular selections. Try the curried quinoa, dressed up with local flavors such as mango, edamame and curried pineapple. Sandwiches include a mix of classics like the club, caprese or Italian subs; for something different, go for a burger made with a kalo (taro) patty instead of the traditional ground beef. Iced teas or locally made Waialua Soda beverages are the perfect complement to the light, fresh fare.

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Ireland 1917: A year after the Easter Rebellion has been crushed by the British, resentment against the British is still seething. Yet some young Irishmen are serving with British forces against the Germans in the trenches of northern France, as another bloody year of World War I grinds on.

Hadley author Nadine Gallo explores this world in her novel “Impetuous Heart” and through the eyes of the novel’s teenage protagonist, Nora, who finds herself torn in this time of conflicting allegiances. Her heart yearns for Tim Keane, the older village lad who’s gone off to France, and she hates that the war has taken him away: “People were dying for causes, waving flags so they could say they fought for freedom. She couldn’t think of anything worth dying for.”

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“Impetuous Heart” invokes the mysticism of Ireland, as Nora goes to a cave to listen to the voice of what she believes is an oracle — “a voice spoke like water pouring over rocks” — relating ancient tales and prophecies that she tries to interpret. As Ireland looms on the edge of outright war for independence, Nora must make a choice that could alter her life forever.

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Her husband, Neas writes, struggled with post-operative problems but eventually was cured; Neas, meanwhile, was never able to find anyone in the waiting room who had seen the mysterious woman in the green jacket. Her husband said, “I just remembered — green is the color of healing. See, she really was an angel!”

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    The Planet Dance Allstar's returned from the 2010 National Dance Team Championship (NDTC) as 2010 National Champions! The competition took place February 5 through 7 at the Walt Disney World Resort® in Orlando, Florida. The NDTC is the only national-level dance team championship that is endorsed by the National Federation of State High School Associations, the national service and administrative organization for high school athletics and fine arts programs in speech, debate, theater, and music.
    Approximately 300 high school and all star dance teams made the cut and competed at the National Dance Team Championship. Dance teams compete in divisions based on team size and grade/age level and have the option to enter 2 of the following categories: jazz, hip hop, pom, and high kick. The Junior Allstars coached by Shannon Bramer placed first in pom and won an all paid bid to the International Competition. The Youth Allstars coached by Ali Riechel-Willians placed second in the pom category and 5th in the hip hop category. The Planet Dance Senior Allstars coached by Sheryl Knight placed fourth in the pom category. All teams are under the direction of Todd Sharp.
    Planet Dance Allstars is located in Georgetown and has a student base from Floyd, Clark, Harrison counties in Indiana as well as Jefferson county in Kentucky. Dancers range from age 3 years to 18 years. Registration and sign-ups for the 2010-2011 season will take place on March 13 and 14, 2010. For more information, please submit questions to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
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A new way to track student growth in Indiana PDF Print E-mail
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    In an era when high-stakes accountability is at the forefront of education, often schools are judged on which students are proficient and which are not, leaving the measurement of student growth out of the equation completely.
    But with the recent submission of Fast Forward, Indiana’s Race to the Top plan, Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Tony Bennett proudly announced recently the Indiana Department of Education’s (IDOE) creation of the Indiana Growth Model.
    The model, detailed within the Fast Forward plan, will allow Indiana schools to keep score on student progress and provide meaningful data to drive curriculum and classroom instruction. After two years of study, Indiana has identified the Student Growth Percentile method as the best option for Indiana’s students, parents and schools.
    “This model has been a long time coming for this state and our schools. We owe Dr. Suellen Reed many thanks for her initial work on this project,” Bennett said. “For the first time, measuring growth will allow us to focus on the outputs of education, and we will be able to see how much progress students around Indiana make, not just how many more students pass the test.”
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Minority and women-owned businesses connect at 11th annual Minority & Women Business Owners Conference PDF Print E-mail
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    On March 18, nearly 500 business owners and 100 exhibitors will gather at Horseshoe Southern Indiana for the 11th annual Minority & Women Business Owners Conference sponsored by One Southern Indiana. Attendees are expected to arrive from throughout Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. Unlike any event in this region, the conference is open to all business owners and targets certified, disadvantaged, and veteran-owned entities as well as those seeking to do business with these certified business groups. Business owners interested in learning more about becoming certified by an accrediting agency are also encouraged to attend.
    The conference features a full range of conference activity beginning at 8 a.m. Registration includes breakfast, lunch, exhibitors, and a selection of six workshops including social networking, strategic planning, leadership, branding and marketing, wellness and stress relief, and sales success.
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High speed chase leads to arrest, two suspects remain on the run PDF Print E-mail
Written by George Browning
Thursday, 11 February 2010 00:00
       A Pekin man was arrested and two other suspects are on the lose following a high speed chase Feb. 10 in Harrison County.
    According to a news release from the Indiana State Police, a trooper patrolling State Road 135 near Corydon attempted to conduct a traffic stop on a gold 1996 Ford Ranger for unsafe lane movement.
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High speed chase leads to arrest PDF Print E-mail
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    A 19-year-old Laconia man, Austin Ryan George, was arrested and charged with resisting law enforcement following a high-speed chase Feb. 2.
    George was initially clocked at more than 120 mph on SR 135 in Harrison County and at Indiana State Trooper Mark Strange's attempt to stop him for that violation he attempted to flee.
    George lost control of his vehicle and went off of the road when trying to take a side road to get away.
    In addition to being charged with resisting Law enforcement with a vehicle, George also faces charges of criminal recklessness, reckless driving and minor in possession of alcohol.
    George was incarcerated in the Harrison County Jail.
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GREENWOOD, S.C. – With a quartet of golfers under par, No. 3 Georgia College & State University golf holds the second spot of 16 teams after day one of the Bearcat Golf Classic Monday, hosted by Lander University.

Played at the par-72, 6,800-yard Greenwood Country Club, the Bobcats fired a 280 and 275 for a cumulative 555, good for 21-under par.

Senior Francisco Bide (Buenos Aires, Argentina), fresh off leading the team at the Bobcat Invitational a week ago, carded an opening-round tournament-low 66, following that with a 70 for an eight-under 136. Bide is tied for second, four strokes off the lead.

Classmate Niclas Johansson (Skanor, Sweden) shaved three strokes off his first-round 71 and stands five-under in sixth. Junior Billy Shida (Berkeley Lake, Ga.) owned the team’s best second round at 66, combined with a first-round 75 for three-under (141) in 12th.

Getting his first start of the spring, junior Matthew Yonz (Waycross, Ga.) is in the top-20 at 18th (71-71=142) in the clubhouse at two-under. Classmate Joe Young (Cochran, Ga.) is one-over par (145) carding a 72 and 73 in 29th place.

Host No. 11 Lander is the team leader at a mind-boggling 32 under par (278-266=544). The Bearcats’ Davis Lee posted a nine-under 63 in round two, and owns the individual lead at 132, 12-under par. Bide and Lander’s Bryan Newton are tied at four back.

The Bobcats finish the tournament with a single round, teeing off tomorrow at 9 a.m.

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  • Eye-Fi Explore X2 – At 8GB of capacity, the Eye-Fi Explore X2 will automatically upload JPEG photos and videos to the computer and one of more than 25 online sharing sites. It offers lifetime automatic geotagging so photos and videos arrive at the user’s computer with location information already included to identify where the image was captured.  Explore X2 also offers one year of hotspot access for uploading away from home at more 21,000 AT&T and Harborlink locations across the Unites States and through open hotspots. MSRP: $99.99.
  • Eye-Fi Pro X2 – Unveiled at CES and winner of CNET’s “Best of CES” award, the 8GB Eye-Fi Pro X2 will automatically upload JPEG and RAW photos and videos to the home computer, and will send them to one of more than 25 online sharing sites. It also allows users to create an ad hoc connection directly to their computer to wirelessly upload photos and videos while away from a wireless router. Like Explore X2, Pro X2 offers lifetime geotagging and one-year of hotspot access to enable uploads away from home at more than 21,000 AT&T and Harborlink hotspots and open hotspots. MSRP: $149.99.

In addition to all that, Eye-Fi cards now have double the hotspot access that they had previously, starting on March 31, with the inclusion of any AT&T or Harborlink hotspot location (like Starbucks, Hertz Rental, Marriot hotels, and more) allowing users to simply turn their cameras on, and have the Eye-Fi go to work and do its thing.

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Xbox 360 Wireless N Adapter

The Xbox 360 Wireless N adapter is finally available here in the US, after what seems like months of rumors proclaiming its existence. You can actually order one right now over on Newegg - just search for Xbox 360 Wireless N, and you should be good. It’ll cost you a cool $100 for the privilege, but the extra speed should be worth it, right?

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TRENDnet’s Wireless N USB adapter is world’s smallest

We always get suspicious when we see the word’s “world’s smallest.”  In today’s technological world, that claim doesn’t typically last too long.

It is TRENDnet who is making this claim on their “world’s smallest” Wireless N USB adapter, the TEW-648UB.  It features Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM) QoS so that your video, audio, and gaming activity gets prioritized, one-touch WPS technology, and will retail for a price of $24.99. Not bad.

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Yeah, we know, the Time Capsule is a router and backup device. Not that exciting, right? Well, not all gifts are meant to spur excitement - this one is practical and functional. If you know someone who owns a Mac, and doesn’t take advantage of , then they need a Time Capsule - especially if they use a MacBook or MacBook Pro. The Time Machine sports either a 500GB or 1TB hard drive, and is a combination wired/wireless network attached storage device. Even better, it doubles as an 802.11n/g router as well. The 500GB Time Capsule sells for $299, while the 1TB version will run you $499.

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AirPort Express - 802.11n Wi-Fi

A few days ago, released the new AirPort Express with 802.11n Wi-Fi built-in. The release signified the completion of Apple’s wireless router line moving to the 802.11n Draft 2.0 standard, and they kept the price at an affordable $99 USD. We went down to the local Apple Store to pick one of these up to use alongside our AirPort Extreme and , which means we have a beefy N network rocking here at Gear Live HQ. Using the three in tandem is fantastic, especially for wireless support.

We just put up an AirPort Express 802.11n unboxing gallery. We’ve got a good 12 images up there for your perusal giving you a look at how compact the AirPort Express wireless router is, as long as the ports and the power connector, among other things. Go give it a look.

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Airport Express 802.11n

We’ve been expecting an updated Airport Express from for a few days now, after an image was leaked out of Switzerland. As it turns out, the new Airport Express with 802.11n support is now on sale in the US Apple Store. Yeah, on a Monday no less. In case you don’t know, the Airport Express is a small wireless router that supports up to 10 clients at a time, and also features printer sharing and AirTunes. That means you can stream your iTunes content to the device, and have it play through a connected speaker system. With 802.11n support, this is now the perfect travel companion, as long as you don’t mind not have a directly wired Ethernet connection to your computer.Or, if you already have an 802.11n network set up, you can now pick up a refurbished Airport Express model and use it to set up a secondary G network. The Airport Express will cost you $99, while refurbs are $79.

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Airport Utility has just released Airport Utility 5.3.1 as part of Airport Base Station Update 2008-001. If you own an Airport Extreme, or are an early adopter of , you can gonna wanna launch Software Update to grab this one. According to Apple, the update provides “general fixes and compatibility updates” for Airport Utility, Airport Disk Utility, and Airport Base Station Agent.

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Airport Extreme stacked on Time Capsule

If our Time Capsule unboxing gallery wasn’t enough for you, we’ve got a bit more for you in term of images of ‘s new NAS wireless router. We know that images can be deceiving, so we thought we’d put the current Airport Express router up against the Time Capsule and snap some photos so that you can see the size difference. The Time Capsule is definitely larger - understandable, since it has to pack in a 500 GB or 1 TB hard drive. Aside from size, the only other really obvious difference between the two is that the Airport Extreme has a white Apple logo, while Time Capsule’s is silver. Check out the rest of the shots in our Time Capsule vs. Airport Extreme size comparison gallery.

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Wolfe County, Kentucky Facts

When was Wolfe County, KY Created?
Wolfe County was created on March 5, 1860 from Owsley County, Breathitt County, Powell County and Morgan County. Currently the county was named in honor of Nathaniel Wolfe (1808–1865), member of the Kentucky General Assembly.

What is the County Seat of Wolfe County, KY?
The County Seat is located in Campton additionally, the county government website is unknown

What counties are adjacent to Wolfe County, KY?
Bordering Counties are Menifee County (north), Morgan County (northeast), Magoffin County (east), Breathitt County (southeast), Lee County (southwest), Powell County (northwest).

What cities and towns are in Wolfe County, KY?
Cities and towns located in the County include Bethany, Campton, Hazel Green, Lee City, Pine Ridge, Trent, Bear Pin, Mary Flatt road.

Wolfe County, KY Vital Records

Where can find Wolfe County Birth, marriage, Divorce and Death Records?
Wolfe County vital records can be found at the Kentucky Department of Health (VDH) Office of Vital Records which has copies for of birth & deathe certificates (1911 - present), marriage licenses & divorce decrees (since June 1958). There is a fee for each copy requested. Please refer to the information to the Statewide Vital Records in Kentucky for current fees and application process.

You can search online for Wolfe County Birth, Marriage, Divorce or Death Records. You can also Order Electronically Online or you can download an application for Birth CertificateMarriage / Divorce Certificate or Death Certificates to mail.

The Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives contains birth and death records for the cities of Louisville, Lexington, Covington and Newport, which introduced records laws before 1911. The Archives also offers birth and death records before to 1911 and 1911-1957 death records for the entire state.

Wolfe County, KY Census Records

What Wolfe County, KY census records are available?
There are many types of census records for Wolfe County guide you in researching your family tree. Federal Population Schedules are available for 1860, 1870, 1880 (free index), 1890 (fragment), 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, 1940.

Wolfe Co. Slave Schedules can be obtained for 1850 & 1860. Wolfe Co. Mortality Schedules can be acquired for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880. Wolfe Co. Industry and Agriculture Schedules can be acquired for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880. Wolfe Co. Union Veterans Schedules can be obtained for 1890. One can find free down loadable and also printable census forms to help you with your research. See Also Kentucky Census Records Research Guide

Wolfe County, KY Courthouse and Government Records

Wolfe County Courthouse

What genealogical records can I find in the Wolfe County Courthouse?
The below facts shows exactly what death, marriage, birth, property, wills, and court records are typically in Wolfe County. The years listed below are the first noted records with this county. See Also Kentucky Corthouse Records Research Guide

  • Wolfed County Clerk has three main responsibilities. One is the recording of Land records (the most common documents recorded are deeds, mortgage releases, entries, warrants, surveys, mortgages, assignments, and indexes), Probate records (may include such documents as wills, estates, letters of administration, administrators, executors, probate journals, probate packets, inventories, settlements, sales, accounts, guardianship, orphans, insolvent estates, bastardy, apprentices, insanity and adoptions) and Marriage Liscenses
    • Address: 10 Court St., Campton, KY, 41301
    • Phone: (606) 668-3492
    • Marriage Records: 1861
    • Land Records: 1860
    • Probate Records: 1885
  • Wolfe County Clerk of the Circuit Court has countywide jurisdiction over major civil and criminal cases, divorces, and appeals from inferior courts.
    • Address: Wolfe County Courthouse, 10 Court St., P.O. Box 296, Campton, KY 41301-0296
    • Phone: (606) 668-3736
    • Court Records: 1818
  • Wolfe County Tax Information and Contacts. Some early tax schedules list watercourse, value and acreage of real estate, men over age twenty-one, young men between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one, slaves, and horses.
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  • Wolfe County USGenWeb Archives Project

Wolfe County, KY Societies and Family History Resources

What genealogical and historical societies, archives, museums, associations and libraries are available for Wolfe County, KY?
A list of Wolfe County Historical  and Genealogical Societies, Libraries, Archives. See also list of Statewide Kentucky Archives, Historical & Genealogical Societies.

Where can I connect with other Wolfe County, KY Researchers through message boards and forums?

What other genealogical resources are available in Wolfe County, KY?
The following are web links to Genealogy, Records and Resources pertaining to Wolfe County. These genealogy links fall into 3 categories: Professional Sites, Private Sites or Organization Sites. Some have free access some have to have a payment. This is basically a collection that has been gathered or submitted. I do not endorse or promote one genealogy site over another.

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Wolfe Co. KY General and History Websites

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Galapagos Expands and Extends Drug Discovery Collaboration with Amgen

The new agreement includes all classes of targets, including ion channel, GPCR, and kinase.

Galapagos’ service division, BioFocus DPI, extended its drug discovery collaboration with Amgen until 2007 and 2008. The initial collaboration, announced in January 2003, involved the identification of lead candidates against multiple ion channel targets. The new agreement  is expanded to include all classes of targets, including ion channel, GPCR, and kinase targets.

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