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A malicious being named The Devourer has swallowed the great pantheon of gods. Seeking escape, the trapped gods have deceived great warriors, zealous adherents and placed them on a faceless world called FORGE, designed sacrifice the weakest of these warriors in order to grow their own power. Choosing one of five unique warrior classes, the player must battle head-to-head with other players in a bid to free their god from the clutches of The Devourer. Armed with a set of powerful and unique abilities as well as a powerful and deadly ally, each warrior must overcome the varied challenges of FORGE where every kill is a sacrifice and every sacrifice brings them one step closer to freedom.


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Last October I took a two day class with Jan Harris... first day was a hand made journal with repousse and the second day was wax...
I plan to use it as a travel journal.. I'm really not much of a journaler, but thought it would be good to use as a 2012 travel journey for the Rusty Ramblers travels :-)
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Last minute, Last Day UFO's
Back in September Lucy and I took one of our little trips, this time to Ocean Grove... while there we started these desk name plates... well, I started mine, Lucy had completely finished hers by the time we left LOL
Lucy's lovely other half John cut the MDF houses and base plate for us, and we bought the letters at the Kaiser factory in Geelong on the way through. Then we painted them, decoreated with papers, bling, chipboard etc and glued it all together. I finally finished mine yesterday... Dec 31st 2011... so I did finish it the same year I started LOL.. this has not been added to my long list of UFO's to be done!
Proud of me lucy? ROFLMAO
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The Pepperoni Madness deal will launch at all Romeo's Pizza locations on March 3 and will run through the beginning of April. The campaign features two popular pepperoni pizzas--the original Pepperoni Madness Pizza and the new Tuscan Pepperoni Pizza. The Pepperoni Madness Pizza is loaded with two kinds of pepperoni and the Tuscan Pepperoni Pizza has fresh mozzarella and Old World Style pepperoni. Both pizzas will be specially priced at $8 small, $10 medium or $12 large.
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Councilman's idea ignites Albany firestorm
Published 12:00 am, Friday, January 28, 2011
Albany's youngest councilman may have picked the biggest fight of his life.
But Frank Commisso Jr. says he's not backing down.
During last year's budget talks, the 15th Ward Democrat was the council's biggest hawk when it came to pushing for retired city employees -- the vast majority of whom contribute nothing toward their health insurance premiums -- to start paying their fair share to cut the city's projected multi-million-dollar deficit.
After Commisso's bid to insert language into the budget that would trigger immediate contributions by current and future retirees ran headlong into vehement opposition by city worker unions and, at best, political ambivalence by his colleagues, he turned instead last month to compromise that force payments only on those who retired after Dec. 31, 2011.
This week, the chickens -- and, by chickens, we mean scores of angry city workers -- came home to roost during a meeting of the Common Council's finance committee.
Promising unprecedented cooperation on addressing health care costs by the city's largest unions, Andrew Hirsh, president of the Albany Permanent Professional Firefighters Association, in return demanded that Commisso pull his resolution.
"The only way to do that is for you to pull this off the table," Hirsch said to raucous applause from the estimated 100-plus city workers jammed into the council chamber.
"I cannot believe how uninformed you people are," Hirsch said. "And that's not our fault out on the street. We're just city workers here trying to make things right."
Others warned of a mass exodus of police and firefighters that would cost the city even more in one-time buyouts they have accumulated.
(Disclosure: Insider didn't attend the heated 80-minute meeting, but the unblinking eye of Albany Community Television generously burned us a CD recording of it, gratis.)
Hirsch asked instead for the council to urge the mayor to sit down with the unions to hash out the health insurance issue.
Commisso said it isn't the council's role to meddle in collective bargaining, a prerogative of the mayor. What's more, he said, the city and its taxpayers are suffocating under the weight of $25 million in health care costs, $10 million of which is for retirees.
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"It's $25 million a year that nobody in this building seems to know anything about," Commisso, who works for the state comptroller's office, said at the meeting. "If we cannot find a way to make health care more affordable in this city... we will have to lay employees off and cut services."
Councilman John Rosenzweig, who was at the meeting but not on the committee, said he will introduce a resolution urging the mayor to put together a task force to sit down with the unions to, among other things, seek savings in health care.
Rosenzweig's brother-in-law, Dan McCoy, is a city firefighter and chairman of the Albany County Democratic Committee.
Commisso told Insider he's more than willing to look for savings but will not withdraw his resolution because the discussion needs to be had now, before next year's budget process begins.
"Obviously, if I wanted to win a popularity contest I would not have introduced the resolution. I knew what kind of response I was going to get," he said. "I just want everybody in the city to understand that if there's garbage tax next year put on people, people ought to understand what it's paying for. ... And that's fine. That's democracy."
Who's to judge?
Last week we reported that Albany's City Court judges planned to bow out of the impending forgery case against County Legislator Brian Scavo.
Now that each of the three criminal court judges, all Democrats like Scavo, have recused themselves from the case, it's not clear when the 7th District lawmaker might appear before a judge -- and which judge that might be.
Albany police filed a felony complaint against Scavo late last year accusing him of forging a tenant's name on an eviction document. He was initially scheduled for arraignment Jan. 19, but the proceeding was delayed a week and then canceled again on Jan. 26 as the search for a judge continues.
Scavo has denied any wrongdoing. As of early Thursday afternoon, no new arraignment date had been set.
While the city's judges may be out, county prosecutors apparently don't feel similarly constrained.
The office of District Attorney David Soares, also a Democrat, has offered no sign it plans to punt the case to a special prosecutor.
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Bayes, Bugs, and Bioterrorists: Lessons Learned from the Anthrax Attacks by Kimberly Thompson et al. National Defense University, April 2005
An extensive risk management plan for the government to use in the event of a bioterror attack. The paper seeks to present logical and efficient ways to respond to attacks, rather than pouring money and time into efforts that may ultimately increase the risk of further pathogen spread.
"Stemming the Nuclear Tide, the Seven Myths of Nuclear Terrorism" by Matthew Bunn. Current History, April 2005.
If world leaders were convinced that the risk of a terrorist nuclear attack on a major city is substantial, and that there are actions they could take that would dramatically reduce that risk, they presumably would act, and act swiftly, to diminish this deadly threat. Here, Bunn and Wier discuss the seven myths of nuclear terrorism, which are crucial to building momentum for an effective response.
"Cyberterrorism: The Sum of All Fears?" by Gabriel Weimann. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, March-April 2005.
Weimann seeks to define cyberterrorism closely, excluding hacking activities commonly misidentified as acts of terror. After presenting a brief history of recent cyber terror events and explaining the debate on how best to address cyberterrorist threats, he argues that the risks of attacks by cyberterrorist are indeed often exaggerated but cannot be ignored.
"Ten Years Later" by Richard Clarke. The Atlantic Monthly, January/February 2005, Vol 295, Issue 1.
Clarke presents a guess at what a lecture on the tenth anniversary of September 11th might be. His lecture paints a picture of a US that failed to seriously address terrorism in the five years after September 11th; he predicts murders and suicide bombings in lightly defended cities such as Las Vegas. After numerous suicide bombings killing thousands of people, Clarke predicts severe government clampdowns on civil liberties and frighteningly frequent attacks on our homeland.
"Armed Groups: A Tier-One Security Priority" by Richard H. Shultz, Douglas Farah and Itamara V. Lochard. USAF Institute for National Security Studies, INSS Occasional Paper 57, September 2004.
Farah comments on the worldwide rise of non-state armed actors and how they seek to influence U.S. foreign policy. He establishes that these armed groups are not a temporary phenomenon but rather have become lasting fixtures on the global scene. After addressing the structure, organization, and common operating procedures of various groups like Al Qaeda, Farah makes recommendations on government-level changes (i.e. intelligence reforms) that would help the US combat armed groups.
Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe by Graham Allison. (Times Books, 2004)
Nuclear terrorism is the gravest concern society faces today. If one of the thousands of 10kiliton warheads unaccounted for in Russia were to be exploded in Times Square-perhaps hidden in one of the many bales of marijuana smuggled into New York each day-nearly one million people would be killed instantaneously. Allison argues it is inevitable that such an attack will be attempted, but also that, if the correct policy choices are made, there is a very high chance it could be prevented.
Against All Enemies: Inside America's War on Terror by Richard A. Clarke. (Free Press, 2004)
Clarke, a counterterrorism advisor on the U.S. National Security Council when the 9/11 attacks occurred, criticizes U.S. counterterrorism efforts past and present.He asserts that the U.S. government did not fully appreciate the threat posed by al Qaeda prior to 9/11.
Ghost Wars: The Secret History of the CIA, Afghanistan, and Bin Laden, From the Soviet Invasion to September 10, 2001 by Steve Coll (Penguin Books, 2004)
Coll recounts the history of the covert wars in Afghanistan that laid the foundation for Islamic fundamentalist militancy, as well as the 9/11 attacks. He examines to what degree the CIA and the rest of the intelligence community truly grasps the rising threat of Islamic fundamentalism.
"The Terrorism to Come" by Walter Laqueur. Policy Review, Aug/Sep 2004. No. 126.
"Al Qaeda, Trends in Terrorism, and Future Potentialities: An Assessment" by Bruce Hoffman. Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, August 2003.
This article assesses current trends in terrorism and future potentialities. It examines first the presumed state of Al Qaeda today with particular reference to its likely agenda in a post-Iraq world. It then more broadly focuses on some key current terrorism trends in order to understand better both how terrorism is changing and what the implications of these changes are in terms of possible future attacks and patterns. The discussion is organized along three key questions: 1) What is the state of Al Qaeda today and what effects have nearly two years of unremitting war had on it? 2) What do broader current trends in terrorism today tell us about future potentialities? 3) How should we be thinking about terrorism today and tomorrow?
Terrorism, Freedom, and Security: Winning Without War by Philp B. Heymann. (2003)
This book examines the U.S. government response to terrorism. Heymann asserts that the phrase "war on terror" obscures the type of threat facing the U.S. and narrows the range of policies that could be used to deal with the terrorism threat. He argues that diplomacy, international law, and intelligence measures should play a greater role than military action in the U.S.' counterterrorism policies.
Al-Qaeda: Casting a Shadow of Terror by Jason Burke. (I.B. Tauris, 2003)
Masterminds of Terror by Yosri Fouda and Nick Fielding. (Mainstream Publishing, 2003)
Terror in the Name of God by Jessica Stern. (Ecco, 2003)
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Robert L. Canida II has been named to the newly created position of director for the Office of Minority Affairs at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
Canida, who was selected after a national search, started work August 1 in the office, which is located in the Multicultural Center in Old Main. He was formerly the assistant librarian for electronic resources/access services of the Sampson-Livermore Library, where he worked for nine years.
As Minority Affairs Director, Canida will provide leadership for administering, coordinating and overseeing programs and services, which promote the academic and personal growth and development of minority students. The primary goal of this position will be to assist in maintaining a campus environment that supports student diversity and promotes learning opportunities and services leading to the success and retention of minority students.
Canida will also work closely and collaboratively with virtually all other operational units of UNCP in fulfilling the diversity-related goals of the university. The new director reports directly to Dr. Diane Jones, Vice Chancellor for the Office of Student Affairs.
"Mr. Canida was the unanimous selection of a campus committee made up of faculty, staff and students," Dr. Jones said. "His knowledge of the campus, our students, our mission to serve students and his involvement in student-related activities made him a natural fit for this position."
"Under Mr. Canida's leadership, the provision of programs and services will presuppose a strong campus sense of a common community that celebrates diversity, serving all its citizens marked by access, shared goals, interaction and integration in all aspects of college life," she said.
Canida said the Office of Minority Affairs will serve all minority groups on campus, emphasizing the importance of embracing all cultures and celebrating the true purpose and strengths of diversity as part of the total and effective education of our students who must perform in a global environment which becomes smaller and smaller each day. Canida applauded and commended the University's administration for its vision, support and commitment to the role and purpose of the Office of Minority Affairs.
"As the University grows and becomes even more diverse, all minorities will need to have a voice on campus," Canida said. "This office, which will need assistance and support across campus, will help with the articulation of that voice in a manner consistent with the mission of venerable UNCP."
Canida is very enthusiastic about the opportunity for the new Minority Affairs Offices ability to build on an already favorable setting for diversity on campus.
"This University is creating an environment of inclusion for everyone," he said. "That's great!"
The definition of minority at UNCP, Canida emphasized, is vastly different from the definition applicable at most other colleges and universities. This difference is represented not only in the number of Native American and African American students on campus, but in the dynamic ratio between and among whites, Native American, African American and other growing populations of international students.
"Therefore, one of the key challenges of this office is to use this unique setting as an inclusionary strength without diluting the importance of the overall diversity of this wonderful institution," Canida said. "In a word, it's called functional inclusion."
"When you think of minorities at UNCP, you can't think only in terms of African Americans, Native Americans and Latinos." Canida said. "There are many underrepresented groups. It is my intention to focus on and to address the needs of all minority groups on campus."
Canida said many of the programs generated by the Office of Minority Affairs will be available to the entire campus. "When it comes to programming, every one is welcome," he said.
The new director said there are some pressing challenges for the office.
"Retention of minority students and all students is a priority at UNCP," he said. "One of the first initiatives of the Minority Affairs Office will be to establish a peer mentoring program."
"There's a well-known proverb, which has currency relative to diversity. That is, 'it takes a whole village to raise a child,'" Canida said. "Like the proverb, we will need the support of every campus unit to be a successful Office of Minority Affairs."
Canida has been actively involved in the community and with a wide variety of University and student committees and projects.
"Even at the library, my business was about students," Canida said. "I have always enjoyed working with students and University programs."
He is an advisor for a campus fraternity and a member of theUniversity Multicultural Committee. Canida serves as a peer mentor for the Teaching Fellows Program and is a member of the Student Affairs and the Campus Life committees.
A member of the Faculty Senate, Canida has performed considerable committee work, including the Enrollment Task Force, the University Technology Committee and University Planning Council.
Canida is chairman of the board of directors of the Pembroke Area Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Robeson County Rape Crisis Center.
A Cincinnati, Ohio, native, Canida did his undergraduate work at Xavier University and received a Master of Library Science degree from the University of Kentucky. He is working on a doctorate in higher education at NC State University.
Before joining the Sampson-Livermore Library staff, he worked in public and university library settings for 11 years.
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Earlier this month, a team of Grand Ole Opry acts paid tribute to Glen Campbell with an a cappella rendition of "Amazing Grace." Performers included the Oak Ridge Boys, Luke Combs, Jeannie Seely, Michael Ray and Will Hoge. Now video from the performance is available to view—a moving tribute to one of country music's most influential artists.
Related: Glen Campbell's Widow Shares Tribute to Late Husband
"@GlenCampbell, this one's for you, without the bagpipes, sir," the Opry wrote on Twitter. Campbell fans will remember the artist's tendency to perform the song accompanied by bagpipes.
Watch the stirring version of "Amazing Grace" here:
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www.ncr.indianrailways.gov.in – Railway Recruitment Cell of North Central Railway, Allahabad invited applications from candidates fulfilling the eligibility criteria given below for the following Group-D Posts in scale Rs. 5200-20200 with GP 1800 in the divisions of N.C. Railway. The last date is 30th September, 2012
Vacancies : 1965
Pay Scale : Rs. 5200-20200 + GP 1800
Age Between : 18 - 33 years
Academic Qualifications: 10th / ITI.
Asstt. Points Man, Porter, Peon cum Porter, Safaiwala: 285 (UR-132, SC-71, ST-32, OBC-41, Minority-9)
Box Porter: 9 (UR-3, SC-2, ST-1, OBC-3)
Trackman: 950 (UR-371, SC-170, ST-56, OBC-295, Minority-58)
Helper Engg. / Works: 18 (UR-8, SC-7, ST-1, OBC-2)
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Parcel Porter, Catering Khalasi, Safaiwala: 32 (UR-12, SC-8, ST-2, OBC-9, Minority-1)
Hospital Attendant, Anti Maleria Khalasi,Safaiwala: 42 (UR-16, SC-14, ST-5, OBC-6, Minority-1)
Helper Mech. C&W/DSL/Loco: 176 (UR-66, SC-13, ST-70, OBC-24, Minority-3)
Helper Electrical TRD/TRS/TL: 131 (UR-65, SC-26, ST-15, OBC-22, Minority-3)
Helper Electrical (General): 68 (UR-35, SC-13, ST-5, OBC-13, Minority-2)
Helper Workshop: 54 (UR-28, SC-8, ST-4, OBC-12, Minority-2)
Khalasi: 54 (UR-28, SC-8, ST-4, OBC-12, Minority-2)
Office Khalasi: 22 (UR-9, SC-4, ST-5, OBC-4)
Application Process: Desirous candidates satisfying themselves with the eligibility criteria can download the application format from www.ncr.indianrailways.gov.in. Candidate should also take a crossed demand draft / Bank draft or Indian Postal Order for Rs.40. in favour of Dy.CPO- Recruitment, Railway Recruitment Cell, North Central Railway, Allahabad". Duly filled in application forms along with certificates of proof and IPO / DD must be sent to "The Assistant Personnel Officer, Railway Recruitment Cell, North Central Railway, Balmiki Chauraha, Nawab Yusuf Road, Allahabad" so as to reach latest by 30th September, 2012.
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San Rafael, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) March 09, 2011
US Sports Camps, Inc. is pleased to offer nine new summer baseball camp locations at Lewis and Clark College (OR), SoCal Youth Baseball Camps (CA), Point Loma University (CA), University of Missouri-St. Louis (MO), La Roche College (PA), Curry College (MA), Adelphi University (NY), SUNY Maritime College (NY), The Lawrenceville School (NJ), and Greensboro College (NC).
"Each summer we look to improve our offerings of NIKE Baseball Camp across the country. This summer is no exception with the addition of so many quality coaches and locations," says Mike de Surville, Vice President of US Sports Camps. "Our camp directors are our partners and as such have a major stake in providing camps of the highest quality; camps that are fun and improve the skills of each camper."
Nike Baseball Camps provide focused, intensive training that is essential to improvement for all skill levels. Every facet of the game is covered with an emphasis on fundamentals to help players become valuable team members. At each location, campers are broken into groups with other players of similar age, abilities and goals. Each camp director does his best to advance players to the next level, keeping in consideration each camper's experience and desire to improve.
NIKE Baseball Camp locations include: Indian Valley College, CA; UC Santa Barbara; Point Loma University, CA; Lewis and Clark College, OR; Whitworth University, WA; Regis University, CO; Embry Riddle University, AZ; University of Dallas, TX; University of Missouri-St. Louis, MO; Adrian College, MI; La Roche College, PA; Curry College, MA; Endicott College, MA; Williams College, MA; Adelphi University, NY; SUNY Maritime Academy, NY; New Jersey Jackals, NJ; The Lawrenceville School, NJ; Greensboro College, NC; and Tiger Town, FL.
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US Sports Camps (USSC), headquartered in San Rafael, California, is America's largest sports camp network and the licensed operator of Nike Sports Camps. The company has offered summer camps since 1975 with the same mission that defines it today: to shape a lifelong enjoyment of athletics through high quality sports education and skill enhancement.
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Houston Technology Center Welcomes New Nanotechnology Entrepreneur-in-Residence
|(Nanowerk News) The Houston Technology Center (HTC), a non-profit business accelerator that assists Houston-based emerging technology companies, announces that Bill Crow has joined the HTC as a nanotechnology entrepreneur-in-residence.
|Crow recently retired as chief of staff for Texas Congressman John Culbersons office, where he focused on nanohealth, nanoenergy and traffic congestion reduction. Prior positions, including stints with Tobin, Seismic Computing Corporation, Swanson & Crow and GPS Technology Corporation, has given him the private sector expertise needed to help pioneering nanotechnology companies develop new business ideas, identify market opportunities or commercialize their promising technologies.
|HTC entrepreneur-in-residence are high-level, experienced technology entrepreneurs who are chosen based on their success starting and managing successful enterprises, said Walter Ulrich, president and chief executive officer of HTC. They play a crucial role in supporting the HTCs efforts to favorably impact the next generation of entrepreneurs bringing emerging technologies to the Houston region.
|Crow has a bachelors degree in geological engineering and a masters degree in Geophysics from Kansas University in Lawrence, Kansas.
|About the Houston Technology Center
|The Houston Technology Center (HTC) is a non-profit business accelerator that assists Houston-based emerging technology companies within several key sectors: Energy, Information Technology, Life Sciences, Nanotechnology and NASA/Aerospace technologies. HTC also serves as the Gulf Coast Regional Center for the Texas Emerging Technology Fund, providing funding for small to mid-size companies to expedite the commercialization of new technologies. For more information, visit www.houstontech.org.
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Marjorie: Breast and Cervical Cancer Survivor
Dedicated to tomorrow's mission
Marjorie Worthy had both the best and the worst experiences of her life in 2012.
The best, and happiest, was in April when as a surprise for her 80th birthday, her son
and daughter flew in from the Caribbean for a celebration weekend.
The worst, and most stressful, was in January when two masses were discovered in her right breast.
Marjorie had survived cancer before. Back in 1998 when she lived in Flushing, New York, she was diagnosed with Stage 3B cervical cancer and was treated with surgery, radiation and chemotherapy followed by a hysterectomy. Marjorie considered herself lucky that her Flushing surgeon recognized her surname. He had gone to college and had worked in a hospital in Trinidad with her son.
When Marjorie moved to Connecticut in 1999, she worked for three years, as a seamstress at Costume Bazaar in New Haven, altering costumes. After suffering severe back and hip pain, she had a right hip replacement. Eight days later, while in rehabilitation, she suffered a bone fracture, requiring emergency surgery. Today she walks with a cane to avoid falling.
Last October, Marjorie decided to take the train to New York, followed by a subway ride to Queens, to visit a friend. The next morning, she awoke with a pain in her outer breast. She thought it was a strained muscle from going up and down the subway stairs.
"Fortunately, I had an appointment with my GYN doctor for a follow-up visit," noted Marjorie. "Instead of seeing my regular doctor, who is a male, I saw a female doctor. And I told her about the breast pain. She immediately sent me for a mammogram.
After two mammograms and two ultrasounds, I met Dr. Anees Chagpar, Director of the Breast Center at Smilow Cancer Hospital. Dr. Chagpar told me that there were two masses in the outer side of my right breast.
"And the miracle journey started from there. You don't know how many people are in the same condition until you are in it and hear about their experiences. I was scared, wondering what mine would be."
Marjorie relies deeply on her Buddhist faith. "Buddhism is not a religion," she explains. "It is a philosophy of life, which promotes world peace through individual happiness. Once you chant Nam Myoho Renge Kyo with strong faith and determination to transform your life, you can win by overcoming troubles and difficulties. My members and friends continuously chanted with me and were very supportive. Though I had some fear, I believed deep down in my heart that I could beat this cancer. My motto is I shall not be defeated."
Marjorie met again with Dr. Chagpar to discuss her options. On Dr. Chagpar's advice she had a lumpectomy in February. The pathology report showed that the margins were not clean. Margin is a term used to describe whether there are cancer cells right at the edge of the tissue that has been removed. A second operation also showed cancer cells still remained so in April, two weeks after her joyous 80th birthday celebration, Marjorie had a mastectomy. The surgery was a success. Marjorie continues her cancer treatment, taking a chemopreventive pill once a day. And despite the fact that she suffers daily pain from her hip surgery, Marjorie's attitude is upbeat.
"Dr. Chagpar was the best thing that happened to me," said Marjorie. "I went to the right person in the right place at the right time. She is so kind, and speaks so softly that she captures your heart and puts all your fears to rest. I was really scared but just being in the environment of the Breast Center and feeling the atmosphere of the people there made me comfortable. The place is so calm and people are so kind and respectful. They showed me love. Even to this day, I enjoy going there. But I couldn't have survived without having a strong faith, faith in my Buddhist practice.
"My mission is to be an inspiration to my family, my members and the whole universe. Even though we don't win, we don't have to lose. That means you must not give up. We shall not be defeated. We have to keep fighting. That is the story of my life as a two-time cancer survivor."


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Forums → Game Walkthroughs → Stick War Guide
Stick war Guide
In a world called Inamorata, you're surrounded by discriminate nations devoted to their individual nations technology and struggle for dominance. Each nation has developed its own unique way to defend and attack. Proud of their unique craft they have become obsessed to the point of worship, turning weapons to religion. Each believe that their way of life is the only way, and are dedicated to teaching their polices to all other nations through what there leaders claim as divine intervention, or as you will know it... war.
The others are known as: "Archidonis" the way of the archer, "Swordwrath" the way of the sword, "Magikill" the way of the mage, and "Speartons" the way of the Spear.
You are the leader of the nation called "Order", your way is of peace and knowledge, your people do not worship their weapons as gods. This makes you a mark for infiltration by the surrounding nations. Your only chance to defend is to attack first, and obtain the technologys from each nation along the way.
These are the different units that can be used in the game,
Miner-the simple miner. this unit goes to the mini mines to mine some gold. usually, the maximum gold it can collect is 100 unless you upgrade its bag.
SwordWrath-a club man at first but can be upgraded to a swordsman, this unit is a strong unit and other swordwraths are no match to it. defence is good.
Speartron-a strong unit which has a spear and a shield and it is very hard to beat. once it throws its spear it pulls out its sword and slaughters XD.
Archidon-a basic unit. it holds a bow and arrow and shoots the enemies accurately. its head shots can kill a swordwrath in one hit. flame arrows are available on upgrade.
Magikill-a strong unit. it has the power to stun you in one attack. it is slow but it can spawn swordwraths to aid it on battle. dies instantly in melee combat.
Giant-a very big unit that carries a large club and a man. its attacks doesn't kill that much but it usually stuns the enemies. good for support.
Choosing Your Upgrades:
Each time you complete a stage you get 2 upgrade points, deciding where you place these upgrades will affect your strategy early in the game. Knowing what type of player you are might help you choose. Are you aggressive? If so perhaps you'll want to upgrade your swordwrath or speartons to be ultra powerful. Do you prefer economic might? If so you should put your points into your miner and statue income upgrades. Perhaps you're like me, the cheap type? In that case sit back and let your archidons do all the work. The point is that there are several allies you can choose and none is right or wrong. However, focusing on only one strategy could make certain stages more difficult. If I was to make one recommendation on this I would say, don't spread your points too thin, and don't put them all into one area.
Pro tip: If you don't use your points in a round they do carry over! If you find the early levels simple, you might find some advantage in saving your points. Be warned however, if you save your points and then go on to the next stage, you wont get a chance to use them until you pass that level, and since you didn't use any upgrades that level might be quite hard for you⦠see what I'm getting at?
Stage 1, Archidonis:
Take out those pesky Archidons!
If you get a club man out early you should take control of him by clicking him with the mouse and controlling him with WASD/arrow keys, and space to attack.
The advantage of controlling the unit yourself is that your attack is more powerful as well as your defense. Not only that, when you face an you should be able to move up and down the plane while running towards the , almost like a zig zag pattern which will make it much more difficult for the archidons to hit you. Once you're up close you will dominate.
Stage 2, Survive Until the Sun Sets:
s no good!
You just got a new unit and you're dying to try it out. Well we're mean because we give you an enemy with a big shield and spear perfect for killing new archidons. None of your units are powerful enough yet, so you will have to adapt a new tactic of outnumbering your opponent, because 3 clubs is better then 1 spear.
Man the fort!
If you can't seem to keep up with the pace of native attacks this is the time to learn one of the most important moves of the game, "Man the Fort." This will keep your army safe and also give you a chance to fire back at the enemy. Your arrows fired from this point are only as powerful as what you have upgraded on your statue, and is unrelated to the archidons upgrade. Every 3 men you have garrisoned or fortified will give you one garrisoned , with a 20 unit max you can have up to 6 garrisoned archidons.
Stage 3, Swordwrath:
s are good!
Now you will learn the power of the almighty head shot! At this point it's likely you have used some of your upgrade points on increasing the which was wise because swordwrath are very strong up close and will slice your club men in half. If the gets a head shot on the swordwrath it's over; one shot one kill, with this they will quickly pay for themselves.
Arrows vs statues!
Ok so you love the and you decided to make and entire army of just archidons? The problem you'll face is that the is strong against bare flesh but not against the stone statue. It will take forever for you to destroy it with just archidons. Thats why you have the club men! Although they are weak and pathetic they still serve a purpose, and don't worry I have a feeling you will be getting some swords soon enough!
Pro tip: Swordwrath can block with Q
Stage 4, Speartons:
The Speartons are deadly, they can throw their spears and pull out a sword and keep on fighting. They also have shields and helmets which protect them from headshots and minimize damage from swords and arrows, so what will you do? Hopefully you have invested some upgrade points into your sword, because you will need a good combination of swordwrath and archidons to win here. I recommend more swordsmen then archidons. You really need to use numbers here, the Persians had the right idea, trust me.
Stop sitting back!
This is a great chance to play your units individually and try to pick off some of there miners, Because they have better units then you, and both sides are limited to the same number of units, which in short means: if you both have maxed out armies they will win. This means you're going to have to be on the offensive.
Stage 5, Swordwrath Counter:
Get that gold!
You have been warned that an attack is coming so don't waste your money right away on an army that you won't use. Spend your money on miners, and get as much gold as you can, and spend it all as late as you can. Don't forget that some units take longer to train then others. So if you try to make 5 speartons quickly you could die waiting on them to train.
Meat shield!
Speartons wear solid armor from head to toe, make good use of it. They are a good combo not only with archidons but with swordwrath because speartons will automatically take the front line and take the first damage which gives your swordwrath a chance to come in and counter attack.
Stage 6, Magikill:
Stunning spells!
Magikill might just make you rip your hair out when you first encounter them, you might even feel like there is no way around them or they are just too hard. But they are designed to force you to keep thinking up new strategy and not keep playing the same old way. For example, if you try the meat shield method on magikill they will just stun you over and over and create minions to finish you off. Their weakness is archidons and distance. You may need to fortify quickly to sucker the magikill into getting too close at times.
Attack or be attacked
You have to keep in mind that magikill are very powerful but are also equally expensive for the enemy to create. Without miners to get gold there will be no magikill for the enemy to train.
Stage 7, Free Pertland:
Multiple mayhem!
For the first time you'll face an enemy that has more then one unit type and you will start to see a new element of the game appear. You are facing archidons and swordwrath so you have to think about counters to these units. Try to get your swordwrath up close to their archidons and try to get your archidons far away from their swordwrath. You also have the spearton unit which is dominant against both these unit types however more expensive. If you're able to take control of a spearton you should do quite well. The meat shield method should work well for you in this situation.
Stage 8, Free Westwind:
Spears and spells!
You thought the sword combo was hard? Well you're in for a surprise! Get a swordwrath out ASAP! Take control and kill that first pesky using the zig zag technique you learned in stage 1. You can't afford to lose a miner this early in the game. If you can get a magikill out and combine him with archidons you should be okay because your magikill will stun his speartons and your archidons will take out his magikill, and your combo is better then his.
Stage 9, No Mans Land:
David vs. Goliath!
The key to this stage is controlling swordwrath. You need to get swordwrath out fast and bring them around the back of giants to distract the dumb creatures, this will give the rest of your army a chance to rock him and keep him from moving forward to your statue. A few hits on your statue and you are done, don't let him get close!
Pro tip: When you are controlling the swordwrath you can attack the giant then run around to his back side before he hits you and attack again and continue this over and over.
Stage 10, Ambush:
Don't die!
Well you remember how to create an army for the ambush right? Invest all your money into miners. But this time there is a twist! A giant is in the mix and attacking your amry, you will need to spend some money on swordwrath and take the giant down while working on your economy. The key here is save enough to get a magikill and a few s. Be warned that magikill take a long time to be created. However, once he's ready he can hold off infantry with his stun spell.
Stage 11, Ice Hills:
Your confidence is your weakness!
If you haven't noticed by now, right before you take the enemy statue down, they will send a massive wave as a last resort. This can trick you over and over again because you will feel like you've won it, then they send there reserves at you, and you're not ready. I would suggest keeping some gold in reserve, and being ready for anything.
Stage 12, Last Stand:
This is as close to playing another person with the same units as you as you're going to get until B-Rock and I make this a multiplayer game! You're playing against a cunning enemy with archidons, swordwrath, speartons, magikill, and giants! You're going to have to use everything you have learned up to this point, use every strategy and trick, as well as speed and skill.
THE STICKWAR DEVELOPER INTERVIEW (as seen on stickpage)
Stickpage Interviews Jason Whitham (CRAZY JAY) and Brock White (B-ROCK):
Q: CRAZY JAY, tell us about the making of Stick War:
This game has been in the making for at least 3 - 4 years! Long ago I wanted to make this game but I did not have the ability programming wise, I asked twoDimensinalArray if he wanted to help me get the job done and we set out to make a game which would be almost a part 2 of Champion Archer with a lot more to do. However 2Darray became very busy with other projects and felt like he had to walk away from this one before we got off the ground. It must have been at least a year of the project sitting around with no one to breathe life into it until I asked my good online friend Brock if he was interested in taking on the massive task of programming Stick War. It seemed to be perfect because Brock had been wanting to make a game very similar but was just as pathetic at art as I was at programming, and we both had a passion for RTS games! It was a perfect match. Brock had the challenge of starting from scratch on the engine while ideas rolled back and forth, we knew this game was going to be truly great fun, at least for us. The issues came with Brock being in UNI, he wouldn't have much time for side projects like this, and progress was very slow some times we wouldn't touch the game for months! Eventually as the YEARS went by we realized a new problem, I was getting better at art and animation and he was getting better at programming and we found ourselves re-doing things, and other things not looking good together. We decided enough was enough and we had to finish this thing. I live in Canada and Brock lives in Australia, I told him that next time he has a break from school I would fly him to Canada and we would finish this game. In Dec 2008 Brock flew all the way to Canada and stayed at my office for two and a half months! We thought this our chance we could get wrap up Stick War in a week and have another 2 months to make a even bigger better game, oh man we were wrong! What ended up happening was we kept coming up with more and more ideas to add to the game that by the time he had to fly back we still weren't finished! That and playing Street Fighter and table tennis all day! It's now May 2009 and we are just putting the final touches on it. It has been a great experience and alot of hard work and fun making this game, but I'm very happy with the result. And meeting Brock in real life who would have thought, I made a great friend for life out of it. I can see us putting out more great games in the future.
Q: B-ROCK, what was making the game like for you give us a summary of your experience:
I love thinking about games I could develop or just games that would be kool. A long time fantasy of mine had been to create a game where you were a warrior in an actual battle that was taking place around you.
So naturally when we began this project I was excited. It was the sorta thing I had always wanted to make (although in the future a 3D game along these lines would be great to work on aswell) and I got alot of the code written in the first set of Uni holidays. As I moved on to my next year of Uni however I had less and less time to work on the project and this meant that the development of the game ended up dragging on for a long time.
It was at this point (at the end of my second year at Uni), that I travelled over to Canada to met Jay and do some work on Stick War. This trip to Canada would have to be the highlight for me, as I got to work with Jay directly within the office.
Q: What are your three favorite video games of all time:
The best video game ever was Ultima Online, I also love Age of Empires 2, and Marvel vs Capcom 2.
I don't think I will be able to limit this to three. I basically went through periods in which I played a few games heaps. The games that I played the most are:
Golden Eye/Perfect Dark: I put them under one heading as they were sort of similar games and I played them heaps around the same time.
Age of Empires II: my friend introduced me to this before I even had a computer. This game got me addicted to the RTS game genre.
Operation Flashpoint: this was a game that many people didn't warm to because of it being to realistic. For some reason I did and subsequently played it for hundreds of hours.
Halo series: had awesome fun at LAN parties in my last few years of high school.
Rome Total War: probably as a result of my obsession with ancient warfare this would have to be my favorite game of all time.
Q: B-ROCK, how did you first meet CRAZY JAY? What is he like in real life:
Jay first contacted me about 4-5 years ago about another game I was making at the time. Most of my contact with Jay has been over msn chatting about the games we are making or ideas for new games. We also had the occasional game of chess (most of which I won ).
I got the chance to meet Jay when he invited me over to Canada to work on Stick War. In real life Jay is pretty much the same as he was on msn. Playfully competative about everything . One of the first things I did upon arriving at the office over in Canada was to play everyone in a game of table tennis. Yes there is a table tennis table in the middle of the office... There was also an arcade machine too. We probably spent too much of our time between these two things while I was over there, delaying the release of Stick War.
Q: CRAZY JAY, what is B-ROCK like in real life:
Unless you are from Australia and even then you might have a hard time understanding what he is saying, his accent is very strong and he seems to say entire sentances all at once. He is a health nut and every time I turned around he would be making salads. He is very bright but can't focus on one thing for very long is distracted easy, like a new puppy, but he pees on the floor less. I will never forget when I took him sledding and pushed him full speed and he flew 10 feet off the jump straight on his back... OUCH!
Q: What is your next project:
Honestly I have tried hard to not think about other projects, but I can't wait to start another big game when this one is done, most likely a stick figure game.
I've got a few ideas floating around but nothing for sure yet.
Q: What is your favorite flash game on the internet:
I'm not modest, Stick War! It's a real challenge even for me.
I like a few of the tower defence games. My favorite one would have to be Desktop Tower Defence.
Q: After all this time is Stick War fun for you? What is your favorite level? What is your favorite unit? What is your favorite strategy:
Most of the time spent on Stick War is focused on finding bugs and fixing things, when I get a chance to play it strictly for the fun it really is a lot of fun, the music is really great and doesn't get old very fast, like some. My favorite strategy would be getting fire arrows as fast as I can, I also love the get gold for nothing upgrade.
I would of played Stick War a million times by now, and any game after this many plays starts to get repetative. However, I have not tested insane mode nearly as much so this is still quite fun for me as its challenging.
I have a few favourite levels... I like the last level because the boss giant is awesome, Jay did a good job of making it crack out of the statue. I also enjoy playing the magikill level as I like owning minions with my archers. The head shot animation when the minions get hit by archeres is very satisfying.
My favourite unit would probably have to be the spearton. It looks awesome when you get a group of them and form a phalanx across the field.
My favourite strategy is to build a giant on the last few levels and use them to defeat wizards and enemy statues easier. Its satisfying to charge a giant in while taking lots of damage and get to the enemy statue and take it down while all there units are attacking your giant.
Q: B-ROCK, is it true that you saw snow for the first time when you came to Canada:
Yes, we don't get much snow back here in Australia (only at a few locations). It was a great experience though, spent a fair bit of time slipping over while walking around outside.
Jay also took my taboggoning at this park he used to visit when he was younger. There was a large crowd of kids tabogoning off this jump they had set up.
Jay told me I had to do that before I went back to Australia so after some convincing he got me to do it. However while descending the down ramp he chased me and pushed me, this resulted in me getting to much air and doing a sort of half backflip flail move that resulted in me sliding down the rest of the hill on my backside. Moral of the story Jay can not be trusted!!! Nar j/k
Game Concept by: Jason Whitham (CRAZY JAY) & Brock White (B-ROCK)
All Programming by: Brock White
All Art & Animation & Story by: Jason Whitham
Game Balance by: B-Rock and CRAZY JAY
Special Thanks to:
Jazza - Intro Music
Adam Westerman - Map
All our beta testers
twoDimensionalArray - Began the project with years ago but never got off the ground.
Battle of the Shadow Elves - Chris Haigh
Field of Memories - Waterflame
Entering the Stronghold - Denny Schneideme


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I don't thing like OP, when garrosh become warchief he was not ready to this job yet.
He was a great hero, and he wants to create a great horde, he has doubt about his father, and he's never known the truth about his father.
He belive his father was a true hero, but his father only fix his wrong choise, Thrall helps Grom to see what he had made, and in the fight against manorroth Grom hit as hard as he can, it was a fight or you kill or you will die, Grom doesn't espect to die in battle.
Grom drank the blood not because he was obligated but because he wants power, and Garrosh is doing exatcly what his father does.
In my opinion the noble hero was the Thrall's father, the Durotan forstwolf, who doesn't drank the blood and was killed by his choise.
Thrall has suffer so many thing since he was born, and those things made what he is, after theramore's fall Thrall made a choise to not back to be warchief, he made so much for horde, he creates the horde, after many years fighting, he wants to do something for himself, to be a shaman (he believes he can do more being a shaman than being a warchief).
I think another hero needs to born and make the right decision.
A leader is not something you can choose, it is the natural path, maybe it was the thrall's fault.
I would like to see Jaina and Thrall being a friend again, they used to be a good friend, and Garrosh kills this friendship.


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Subject: ANNOUNCE: hunp-0.0
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.lang.haskell.cafe
Date: Saturday 13th June 2009 18:56:25 UTC (over 8 years ago)
Inspired by the CLI utility "unp", which was nice but lacked some DWIM functionality, I developed hunp (or hünp, but pronounced hump because it's easier). It automagically calls the right "unpacker" program for you and works on both files and directories: $ hunp ~/download/something/ ...finds ~/download/something/hello.r00 and calls "unrar x ~/download/something/hello.r00". $ hunp ~/howdy.tar.gz ...calls "tar zxvf ~/howdy.tar.gz" Get it from http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hunp or from git://github.com/skorpan/hunp.git Enjoy! -- Deniz Dogan PS. I was unable to find the thread on how to properly announce things on the mailing lists, so I hope everyone is okay with this going only to Haskell café.


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Six Of The Best United Games Of The Decade
Yes, I know fully well that as the first decade started with the year 1, 2010 is actually the last year of the current decade. However, that's only maths: in practical usage we always talk about the sixties, seventies etc. - and 1970 is not the last year of the sixties.
So, this is the last day of the decade and before I would find my way to a party tonight I'll put up my favourite United games of the period between 2000-2009, in strictly chronological order. Remember, it's not a definitive list: these are my favourite games, I do not claim that these were the best United performances of the decade.
1. Manchester United 6-1 Arsenal, 25 February 2001
What a weird game this was. Arsenal, 13 points adrift of the Manchester United machine, fielded a back four which looked quite bizarre for a team that was supposed to be title contender: Grimandi, Luzhny, Stepanovs, Cole. And they were cut to shreds by a ruthless United side. But what is often forgotten is that though Yorke put us ahead in the 2nd minute, Arsenal actually responded well and deserved to equalise at the end of the first 15 minutes. They did not play badly up to that point.
But the goal woke up the beast and Yorke sprang to life again: within 7 minutes he completed his hat-trick, cruelly exposing the extreme gaps in Arsenal's makeshift back four. It was clear that United would not let the gooners back into the game again: Roy Keane, not for the first nor the last time, totally dominated Patrick Vieira and Ray Parlour looked every bit the crude butcher he was and not at all a footballer. It was 5-1 at the break and only United's contentment spared them from the embarassment of losing by double figures. The gulf in class was way too obvious and we as good as won the league that day.
2. Newcastle United 2-6 Manchester United, 12 April, 2003
In the light of Newcastle's recent ordeals it is somewhat difficult to recall them being serious contenders. But they were: with a win on this April Saturday they would have been only three points behind ourselves and Arsenal, with an Arsenal v Manchester United game coming up. As United were given a harsh lesson in Madrid in midweek Newcastle had plenty of reasons for confidence and their optimism seemed justified when Jenas' thunderbolt put them ahead after only 20 minutes.
However, United were not to be thwarted that day. Those last few weeks of 2002/03 represented the last hurrah of the Treble side: Nicky Butt, Ole Solskjaer, Paul Scholes, Roy Keane and Ryan Giggs all excelled and even the increasingly marginalised David Beckham played his part though he sat out this game on the bench. But we were deadly without him: Solskjaer equalised with half an hour gone, turning in a Giggs cross and five minutes later we were two goals ahead, thanks to the majestic Paul Scholes who enjoyed the best season of his life. In the second half he completed his hat-trick and though Forlan missed about five glorious chances after coming on as a substitute, we could afford to chuckle indulgently. This afternoon was perfect and the message to Arsenal was clear: we want our trophy back.
3. Manchester United 4-3 Real Madrid, 23 April 2003
Yes, we were eliminated; yes, we could not cope with Ronaldo; yes, there were better United performances in the Champions League (like the 2-0 dismantling of a very good Deportivo side in their own backyard in 2002) - but what a wonderful game of football this was, one of the best ever played at Old Trafford. We were coming into this game on the back of excellent league form but carrying a 3-1 defeat from the first leg and our hopes of going through were dealt a savage blow when, with barely 10 minutes gone, Ronaldo left Ferdinand trailing in his wake and beat Fabien Barthez with a shot at his near post.
But United's response was tremendous and though Madrid played refined, easy-on-the-eye passing game, our high tempo and constant movement did make them very uncomfortable. We played excellent attacking football and though all our goals were scrappy, apart from Beckham's equaliser (our third leveller of the night) which was one of his best free-kicks in a United shirt. Ronaldo stole the show with his hat-trick and we went behind three times and barely had a realistic chance of going through but I'll always remember this night with fondness: this was football at its very best, with two excellent attacking teams playing at a very high standard. It's a shame it wasn't the final, especially as the actual final, staged at Old Trafford, was such a soul-destroyingly dull event.
4. Arsenal 2-4 Manchester United, 1 February 2005
The height of our rivalry with Arsenal, the most intense and hate-filled game against them - and one of the most brilliant, too. One of the first occasions when the 4-3-3 formation worked flawlessly for United: in the absence of the injured Van Nistelrooy we had an extremely mobile front three of Ronaldo, Rooney and Giggs and they were unstoppable. United did not flinch even when Vieira gave Arsenal the lead but kept on playing attacking football and Giggs soon equalised and Rooney hit the post before Bergkamp put Arsenal ahead again in the second half.
What came after can now be seen as an ominous warning to the rest of the world: for the first time ever, we got to see the full potential of Cristiano Ronaldo who scored a brilliant goal then an easy tap-in to turn the game on its head. Our defence kept the season's best attacking team at bay for the rest of the game without serious trouble, even when Silvestre was sent off for a headbutt on Ljungberg (though by that time Arsenal also should have been down to 10 men, for Pires' nasty lunge at Fletcher who was magnificent that day, along with Roy Keane who played his last great game for United) and in stoppage time the game reached its climax: Saha put through John O'Shea who, with the deftest of touches, chipped the ball over Almunia and turned away with a disbelieving smile on his face. It was a goal we'll never forget.
5. Manchester United 7-1 AS Roma, 10 April, 2007
This was, quite clearly, the peak of Fergie's latest great team, just as the destruction of Juventus in Turin was the peak of the Treble side. The squad was down to the bare bones that night, Scholes the biggest absentee through suspension and there were concerns that we might lack the creativity to break them down (don't forget that Roma won the first leg 2-1). But the 11 players on the pitch refused to let such trivial matters as a lengthy injury list distract them: led by the utterly magnificent Michael Carrick we destroyed the Italians, playing the kind of football which you usually see only in movies.
Afterwards the focus was on Cristiano Ronaldo who scored twice but even though he enjoyed a fantastic season he wasn't that brilliant that night: he scored the fourth and the fifth but somehow he was placed in the centre of attention again. But this night the performance was orchestrated by Carrick and Giggs; the season's best player was merely the executor of their plans. And Carrick wasn't too shabby in executing, either... Unforgettable night with wonderful goals and relentless attacking football.
6. Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea, 21 May 2008
The rain pouring down on Moscow; Ronaldo giving United the lead with a firmly struck header; Tevez (twice) and Carrick coming very, very close to add another; Lampard's freak goal; Drogba hitting the post; Lampard hitting the bar; Terry clearing Giggs' shot off the line; Drogba getting sent off in extra time; the world's best player and the season's best player missing the penalty in the shootout; the Chelsea captain slipping in the rain, thus sending the otherwise decisive penalty wide of the post; Ryan Giggs, beating Bobby Charlton's appearance record, slotting home United's last penalty; Anelka shooting and Van der Sar diving to his right to save it - Shakespeare would have been hard pushed to write a more compelling drama as everything about this night was memorable and unforgettable.
What I have forgotten since is what happened immediately after Edwin saved Anelka's penalty. Everything went totally black for a few minutes and it took a long time for all of us watching together to regain normal consciousness. But who could blame us? After all, the nine years that have passed since 1999 seemed like an eternity. We almost forgot what it feels like to celebrate victory in a Champions League final.


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"That makes no sense!"
That's a phrase I find myself saying more and more this year.
Did you know that 43 cents out of every dollar the U.S. Congress now spends is borrowed?
43 cents of every dollar borrowed chart
Or that the Senate has markedly increased spending for every appropriations bill it has considered this year?
Yet, no one in Washington seems at all alarmed.
While the mainstream media has turned everyone's attention to the important health care debate, Congress is busy passing appropriations bills that will grant federal agencies outrageous budget increases.
For example, by a lopsided vote of 77-21, the Senate recently approved the annual funding bill for the Department of the Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency. The bill increased overall spending by 16 percent, including a 33 percent increase for the EPA.
This bill allows federal agencies to spend over $260 million to buy more land when they already occupy one of every three acres in the entire nation and one out of every two acres in the West. These same agencies face a $13 billion to $19 billion maintenance backlog on existing federal lands that threaten the health and safety of visitors.
The bill also includes a $1 million earmark for an historic home on Capitol Hill that regularly hosts political fundraisers and parties for staffers.
And in one of the most disappointing votes I have witnessed in my time in the Senate, Congress just saw fit to give itself a performance bonus.
In approving the bill that funds internal Congressional operations, and in the midst of a deep financial and fiscal crisis, Congress increased funding for itself by more than three times the rate of inflation (for a total of $4.6 billion).
As companies across America are laying off employees, this bill included $4 million for Democrat and Republican leadership to hire more consultants.
The very people who are asking Americans to sacrifice future prosperity in the form of mounting federal deficits, and who should be demanding more efficiency throughout the federal government, could not find any area in its own operations to reduce.
The time has come for every Member of Congress--Republicans and Democrats alike-- to demonstrate that they can run their own branch of government more efficiently. Every year, I return a large portion of my own office budget, over $400,000 annually, to demonstrate that Congress can run itself more efficiently.
I can assure you that there is plenty of room to cut on Capitol Hill.
Leadership involves a willingness to make sacrifices for the greater good, and it involves leading by example.
I would say Congress is earning its 16 percent approval rating, wouldn't you?
So as we continue the important debate in Washington over health care, we cannot lose sight of Congress' continued spending binge.
This week, the Senate is voting on an Energy and Water appropriations bill that includes over a thousand earmarks, totaling over a billion dollars in special interest spending.
Congress is counting on the fact that the health care debate will continue to crowd out a closer inspection of the appropriations bills.
With nearly $12 trillion in debt, it is my hope that we will prove them wrong.
If you're interested in monitoring the spending habits of your Congress, check out these links:
Tom A. Coburn, MD
Senate Adopts Several Coburn Amendments to Protect Property Rights, Secure our Border, and Increase Transparency.
Amendment #2523 - This amendment will not allow any federal funds to be used to impede, prohibit or restrict activities of the Secretary of Homeland Security to enforce border control laws on federal lands. Click here for additional background. National Border Patrol Council letter of support. Eagle Forum letter of support
Amendment #2482 - This amendment requires all private property owners to be notified of a National Heritage Areas designation near their property and allow them to decide whether or not to opt in. Click here for additional background. Read the letter of support from the Property Rights Alliance here.
Amendment 1878 - This amendment will require that any report required to be submitted by a federal agency or department to the Committee on Appropriations of either the Senate or the House of Representatives in an appropriations act be posted on the public website of that committee upon receipt by the committee.
Investigation Reveals Millions in Highway and Bridge Funding Being Spent on Beautification Projects, Museums, and Other Low Priority Items.
U.S. Senators Tom Coburn, M.D. (R-OK) and John McCain (R-AZ) recently released a report today on transportation spending entitled, "Out of Gas: Congress Raids the Highway Trust Fund for Pet Projects While Bridges and Roads Crumble." The report includes newly published Government Accountability Office (GAO) analysis the two Senators requested on how Congress is spending Highway Trust Fund receipts.
According to the Senators' report, GAO auditors found that over the last five years, $78 billion in Highway Trust Fund receipts has been used for "purposes other than construction and maintenance of highways and bridges" such as bike paths, pedestrian walkways and facilities, "scenic beautification" and landscaping projects, and road-kill prevention projects.
Senate Doctors Continue to Challenge Government Takeover of Healthcare.
The Senate's only two physicians have established an online video segment in an effort to bring their medical expertise to the health care debate in Congress. Offering alternatives to government run health care, sharing personal insights, and answering your questions, the Senate Doctors Show airs live online each Tuesday and Thursday.
Source: http://coburn.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=LatestNews.Newsletters&ContentRecord_id=594dae57-802a-23ad-4761-e0c57a958689&Issue_id=


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Title: Wicked Lust
Show: BTVS
Pairing: R/D
Rating: NC-19
Warnings/Notes: Don't mind me, I'm all about Rack today, sorry. Set in my imaginary season 8. Character death.
Disclaimer: These are Joss' but he won't mind me borrowing them.
"Willow?" asked Dawn. "What was it like, with Amy and Rack and all of that bad magic?"
"Um, Dawnie. That's really hard for me to talk about, it was a really really bad time in my life." Willow stood and went outside to look at he ocean. They all lived in Tuscany Italy now.
Dawn let it go, for now but she needed to know more about Rack she just had to. Unbeknown st to all of them Rack had survived and found them all. Dawn first, and she was head over heals in lusty love.
The night he's stolen her virginity was both Dawn's best day and worst day ever. It was fresh in her memory, as fresh as the purple bruises that still ached her inner thighs and hips.
Frustrated with Willow's not giving her any information on him, Dawn's fingers trace her moistening folds through her jeans. Her breath intakes sharply. And she squeezes her eyes shut tight she tries not to scream and startle the others. She hears someone approach and pulls her hands off of herself.
"Hi Dawnie, what'cha doing?" Buffy says sweetly have no clue what is in Dawns head right now.
"Oh nothing." She answers her sister innocently. "I am going to go to a movie ok Buffy?"
Buffy nodded, "Do you want me to come with?"
Dawn grimaced at how to politely say no. "Um, Buff' is it ok if I go alone please, just this time.? I am a little over crowded by all the slayers and watchers in training here, can I please just have some me time?"
Buffy grinned. "I got ya. I understand. Go have fun. I love you. Be careful." She kissed Dawn's cheek.
His skin began to sing. "Baby girl. Hello, and here I thought Willow had the juices, but you holey shit! You are 10 times more enticing than she could have even hoped to be.
Dawn smiled. "And yet you give her a nickname and you don't give me one." She mumbled feeling hurt but too horny to care. "I want a special name too!"
"Honey Bee," he said without any hesitation. "You taste sweet like wild honey but you will sting if I'm not careful." he growled lustily. He leaped up from the floor and scooped Dawn into his arms, and crashed his mouth down upon hers so hard he hurt her a little, but she still opened her mouth to his wondering tongue. The skin now took it's turn at singing.
This thick clumsy fingers worked at the buttons of her jeans and in all the excitement he could not open the garment fast enough. A growl sounded deep in his throat. He went to his knees and bit at them pulling them off and spitting them on the floor. He tore the jeans to shreds in his rush. She in turn tossed her silk shirt to the floor as well, she wore no bra.
He wanted to savagely take her like he had done the first time, but something in him made him care enough not to hurt her that badly again. He ran his tongue in circles below her navel and into her sparse fuzzy foliage before dipping her inside. Dawn finally had a chance to let the scream go that she had so wanted to release earlier when shed used her fingers and imagined them his tongue.
"Ssssshhhhhiiiiittttttttt! He enunciated and grabbed his hair and yanked him closer. Throwing one knee over his shoulder.
TBC soon!
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That ball would have been triple deck in GABP
That ball would have been triple deck in GABP
I have officially become Latos intolerant.
If we open up a big division lead, I almost think you trade for a closer of a team thats out of contention and put Chapman in the starting 5
Insider the Parker!!!!!!!!
are you frikin kidding me.. lol
Hold your horses George, thats an error.
I will say this about this game. It's pretty damn fun
If Latos comes back out Dusty should be fired on the spot.
Are you guys having fun, yet?
Lets get one more run so we can get Latos a well deserved victory
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text: On 18/03/2007, at 13:01, Edgar Fu=DF wrote: > Hello. > > I'm not entirely sure wheter I'm on the right list to discuss this. Yes, this is the right list. > Reading the description, tech-pkg is more about the pkgsrc =20 > infrastructure, > but pkgsrc-users looks like the wrong place too. > > I felt like creating a sysutils/am-utils package. > Why would someone want this given it's in the base distribution? > -- Max OS X doesn't have it, but pkgsrc runs nicely on Mac OS. > -- The version in base doesn't have LDAP support. This is the same case as, e.g., postfix. It is in base but is also =20 available in pkgsrc so that it is easy to build a version with =20 features not included in the base system. > So could someone please comment on the attached "my first package"? > I must admit I'm deeply impressed by all the pkgsrc infrastructure > one can build on, but very unsure about whether I'm using it =20 > correctly. > > Some particular questions: > > As ditributed, am-utils seems to have no way to tell the configure =20 > script > where exactly to look for libraries like LDAP. What's the proposed =20 > method > of handling this? If it depends on -I and -L flags, using the buildlink3.mk framework =20 should just DTRT. In other words, you pull in the ldap buildlink3.mk =20= file and the framework will do the appropriate changes so that the =20 configure script sees the correct library/headers. If instead the configure script has some hardcoded paths in it (some =20 of the really ugly ones do!), you should patch it to remove those =20 paths and only list the "correct" ones, which could be ${PREFIX}/=20 whatever. > It looks like files in files/ get no checksum computed by make =20 > distinfo. > Is this correct? Yep, it is correct. I don't know why we don't do this though. > Should the startup script put the pid in @VARBASE@/run or /var/run? @VARBASE@/run. VARBASE defaults to /var, so this will work on most =20 systems. Those who tune VARBASE should know what they are doing. > Is there an infrastructure for handling foreign startup scripts. > especially those for Mac OS X? I've built one, but no idea how to > integrate that into the package. AFAIK, pkgsrc can only handle rc.subr-style scripts by means of =20 RCD_SCRIPTS. Your best bet is to install the Mac OS X startup script =20= in the examples directory (${PREFIX}/share/examples/am-utils/...) and =20= then add a MESSAGE.Darwin file that tells the user about that file. I'm looking forward to discussing better Mac OS X support in the next =20= pkgsrcCon :-) Hope this helps, --=20 Julio M. Merino Vidal <email@example.com>