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Best 5 Beethoven Books on Amazon
1.Beethoven: The Universal Composer by Edmund Morris
2.Beethoven by Maynard Solomon
3.Beethoven: The Music and the Life by Lewis Lockwood
4.Late Beethoven: Music, Thought, Imagination by Maynard Solomon
5.Beethoven as I Knew Him by Anton Felix Schindler
The Appassionata Sonata
Sonata in F minor op. 57 also known under the title of "Appassionata" was composed by Beethoven in 1804, but was only recorded in 1806. The theme of the finale was composed during a stroll in the surroundings of Dobling. The sonata was dedicated to Franz Brunswick, Thereza's brother. It is one of the sonatas characterized by organic unity of the constituting parts, thus allowing the public to understand the meaning of the work. In Appassionata, Beethoven rendered the richness of nature's forces and the immense power of man who manages to overcome it.
The Appassionata has three parts:
I. Allegro Assai
II. Andante con moto - attacca
III. Allegro, ma non troppo - Presto
The first part – Allegro assai – starts with a theme based on two contrasting motifs, the first one rendering revolt and the second one, reminding of the motif in Symphony No. 5, unraveling the dark forces.
The second motif, short, but insistently repeated, is the one around which the fierce battle takes place.
The second theme of the first part is calm, tranquil, thus in powerful contrast with the first one.
In the second part – Andante con moto – the theme brings great warmth, kindness and intimacy, whereas the ending brings the listener in an atmosphere of fierce struggle with the forces of nature out of which man will once more be victorious.
The third part is a sonata-allegro in which, very unusually, only the second part is directed to be repeated. The movement is a perpetuum mobile, with rapid-sixteenth notes that are interrupted only in the development and in the coda. The movement is mysteriously complex and fast-paced in nature. It has been called many things by music critics — passionate, despairing, and breath-taking.
Beethoven's Appassionata is condisdered by many to be one of Beethoven's three great piano sonatas from his middle creation period and remains a peak of the chamber music and implicitly of the piano sonatas.
Read more about Beethoven's Piano sonatas
- Sonata in F minor, op. 2, no. 1
- Sonata in A major, op. 2, no. 2
- Sonata in C major op. 2, no. 3
- Sonata in E flat major, op. 7
- Sonata in C minor, op. 10, no.1
- Sonata in C minor, op. 13, "Pathetique"
- Sonata in A major, op. 10, no. 2
- Sonata in D major, op. 10, no. 3
- Sonata in G major, op. 14, no. 2
- Sonata in B flat major, op. 22
- Sonata in E flat major, op. 26
- Sonata in E major, op. 14 no. 1
- Sonata in E flat major, op. 27, nr. 1
- Sonata in C sharp minor, op. 27, nr. 2 "The Moonlight Sonata"
- Sonata in D major, op. 28 "Pastorala"
- Sonata in G major, op. 31, no. 1
- Sonata in D minor, op. 31, no. 2
- Sonata in E flat major, op. 31, no. 3
- Sonata in G minor, op.49, no. 1
- Sonata in G major, op. 49, no. 2
- Sonata in C major,No. 21 op. 53 "Waldstein"
- Sonata in F major, op.54
- Sonata in F minor, op. 57, "Appassionata"
- Sonata in F sharp major, op. 78
- Sonata in G major, op. 79
- Sonata in E flat major, op. 81 a
- Sonata in E minor, op. 90
- Sonata in A major, op. 101
- Sonata in B flat major, op. 106, "Hammerklavier"
- Sonata in E major, op. 109
- Sonata in A flat major, op. 110
- Sonata in C minor, op. 111
Read more about Beethoven's music
- Beethoven Symphonies - Each of the nine Beethoven symphonies analyzed.
- Trios - General discussion regarding Beethoven's trios for various instruments and ensembles.
- Sonatas for Cello and Piano - Discussion about Beethoven's five cello and piano sonatas.
- Sonatas for Violin and Piano - Overview of Beethoven's ten sonatas for violin and piano.
- String Quartets - Brief analysis of Beethoven's seventeen string quartets.
- The Opera "Fidelio" - The background, subject and influences of Beethoven's only opera.
- The Concertos - Beethoven's five piano concertos, his violin concerto and triple concerto analyzed.
- The Overtures - Brief overview of some of the most important Beethoven overtures.


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Bonds are sealed after 25 years of Model immersion
It struck me the other day that I am now a quarter-century resident in County Wexford, having been hired by People Newspapers in December 1988.
It struck me the other day that I am now a quarter-century resident in County Wexford, having been hired by People Newspapers in December 1988.
The paper had its headquarters in rambling accommodation between Main Street and High Street at the time. Within a couple of years, I was transferred to Enniscorthy, where the production of the news soon afterwards switched from manual typewriters to computer keyboards.
As a Dubliner, I have found myself made most welcome in all parts of the county but have remained anchored to the cathedral town ever since. Though I will always be a jackeen (and proud to be so), my place in Wexford has been cemented by marriage to a sound Enniscorthy woman followed by the arrival of two lively Enniscorthy children. I expect to finish my days in this part of the world – any move elsewhere would be under strenuous protest.
After 25 years of Model immersion, here is a list of just some of the things, people and places which seal the bonds to the adopted county. These are things, people and places which underline to me that Wexford is Wexford and not Dublin or Longford or Timbuktu. The appeal is subtle, for this is a place that boasts no Cliffs of Moher or Liberty Hall, though it is a very attractive place to live nonetheless.
Two and a half decades on, a man's language has altered. It doesn't take a cormer out of me now to speak of boys as chaps. Anyone with the surname Devereux is likely to be greeted as Deverix by this blow-in, abandoning observance of the silent X, revelling in the mischief of speech. And the word quare has become a multi-purpose adjective of emphasis and humour.
A confession. Growing up in South Dublin, I knew more South Africans, more Swedes, more Jews, than I did Travellers. It is not that I was buddy with many South Africans, it was simply the case that I knew no Travellers by name, not one. Society in a city can be horribly compartmentalised. It is clear that there are strands within the Traveller fraternity who prefer to maintain their own little ghetto but I am happy to hail and be hailed by the Travellers of my acquaintance.
Morriscastle is probably just as close but Curracloe is the seaside of choice for most people from Enniscorthy, with the road through Ballymurn and Screen well travelled. The beach is a wondrous playground, a fine place for a walk, with the woods of the Raven to hand for variety. My bit of Dublin has Sandymount and Ringsend, great for a ramble but no good for a swim and no chance of seeing a seal pop its head up above the water for a laugh at the humans. Curracloe is ideal on both fronts and is also a wildly mystical place to go when there is a storm to ruffle the hair, with the crash of waves as soundtrack and sand whipped up in snaking lines.
A fisherman never quite knows what will come up to the surface in the next net-load. The excitement and the mystery of harvesting the sea somehow extend all the way from the quay in Kilmore to the slab of the fishmonger's shop and on to the frying pan and then the dinner plate. Cattle and sheep farming is about stocking rates and blood lines, while fishing retains an element of primitive hunting. A visit to Meyler's shop is a must for this landlubber any time I am in Wexford town.
I am not a religious person and was never of the Catholic persuasion but surely it is not out of order to suggest that Bishop Denis is the ideal leader for his flock. He was elevated to the episcopal palace in Summerhill as a safe pair of hands after a turbulent period for his church.
His hands have proved so safe that he should have played second centre for Wexford Wanderers. A relaxed yet inspiring public speaker, he has an easy wit allied to an ability to make friendly contact with everyone in a crowd, reminiscent of Bill Clinton at his affable best but without the sinister edge.
Apiarists, beekeepers, hive owners inhabit a scary world of their own. They and their colonies of busy insects are haunted by a pest called the varoa mite while they are completely at the mercy of the vagaries of the weather. Business is conducted while wearing an elaborate masked costume that appears to be a cross between fencing master and Ku Klux Klan. Long may they continue to labour in their weird attire. Wexford strawberries are super. Wexford potatoes are perfectly delightful. But Wexford honey (if you are lucky enough to lay hands on some) is happiness on a sticky spoon.
As a teenager, I recall peering over O'Connell Bridge and into the malodorous waters of the Liffey to witness a rare sight. A pair of fish (mullet, perhaps?) were risking their health by swimming in the polluted stream. The two rivers may originate in the same neck of the Wicklow woods but, unlike the Liffey, the Slaney has maintained a reputation for wholesomeness from source to estuary.
I look forward to more and more riverbank walks being developed in years to come and maybe, just maybe, catching sight of an otter, a species which has completely eluded me to date.
The Medcalf upbringing was such that as a boy I did not know where the nearest GAA club was. Nevertheless, my late father somehow acquired touchline tickets that admitted the pair of us to the All-Ireland hurling final of 1972 between Kilkenny and Cork. I thought of my father, who died in 1979, as I sat in Bellefield and witnessed my own son score his first ever point in a competitive hurling fixture last summer. Come on the Rapps!
Visits home to Dublin have become so much easier since the improvements to the road network. And friends in the capital are told that they have no excuse for not calling as Enniscorthy is now barely a law abiding hour and a half's drive from Town Hall in Rathmines to St. Aidan's cathedral.
Walk down Spout Lane in Enniscorthy on a bright morning and enjoy a sight as splendid as Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh or Table Mountain in Capetown. Then spare a thought for the poor sods who died on this emblematic outcrop back in 1798.
And then pray that Ireland will never again endure the sort of slaughter which is now being visited on the people of Syria. Vinegar Hill not only provides a vantage point for surveying much of Wexford in a grand sweep from Sliabh Buiodh to Forth Mountain, it also offers food for much historical thought, for those who care to think about such matters.
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you can get information on centrifuge theory and practice (including equations) in the literature that ships with the centrifuge.
you can also get literature from beckman-coulter at this webpage:
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It was on Shugs last youtube video and if the reviews are good I may need one.
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It was on Shugs last youtube video and if the reviews are good I may need one.
Tell me what you think of yours.
+1 to Shugs last video. That's all I've seen on them, it pretty much answered all my questions.
That would be my " Polar Pod " in Shug's video. Used it last year as a stock pod and with supplement insullation took it down to a -19F. It's nominally rated to 10 degrees. I've overstuffed mine 22 oz. of 850 down fill.:boggle: I've also added a suspension system to it and in the process of creating a venting tube.
That;s awesome, over 3 lbs. of down! How's packing that thing in your pack?
Before you added the down, did you ever see how far you could push it all by itself, or maybe with just puffy clothing supplementation? Just curious, like the OP, about the experiences of the few that have them. Of course I have plenty of Pea Pod experience, but I've always wondered about the big boy.
On the SHT w/TZ backpacking used same hammock, clothing system(base layer,merino wool snowboarding shorts,swedish wool leggings, german synthetic ins. pants, 20 deg. TQ,GL Inferno parks, canvas sock, no tarp. Stock pod and went down to a -7F.
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"John A. Sullivan III" <firstname.lastname@example.com> writes:If it is of any help, we are just about finished with an enhancement to the mailscanner and zendto projects where mailscanner can be optionally configured to detect emails larger than a given size, send the attachments to ZendTo (a dropbox like server) and rewrite the email to contain a link to pick up the files.That's nice if the senders don't mind their files put on a web server and if the recipients don't refuse to download them. Are the files at least protected by passwords, and do the senders get a notification with a way to delete their files?
I've toyed with the same idea and I take your points about file deletion as well. It's not uncommon to see the same file transferred to many recipients when such file is much better placed on a company website. You can also track downloads of documents from a website, then you get a better idea of whom and how many people were interested enough to look at the file in question -- throw it blindly at an email end user and you are more likely to see it discarded than looked over properly.
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Go, Otto, Go! by David Milgrim -- OPTIONAL
Otto the robot misses his family, so he builds a rocket in order to go back home. When the flight doesn't go as planned, he learns that home is where his friends are.
This is a very basic early reader, filled with mostly sight words and those that can be sounded out. Copious repetition, large font, and heavy picture support provide even more help for newer readers. Although the simple language naturally leads to less-scintillating sentences, the adorable (and often hilarious) illustrations add a lot to the story. Would be a good addition to a classroom set or leveled library. A more satisfying resolution would have bumped this one up from OPTIONAL to ADVISABLE.
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Dexter Historical Society to reenact the funeral of Dexter's founder; Ypsilanti Little League celebrates 60th anniversary
From the Dexter Historical Society reenacting the funeral of Dexter's founder to the Ypsilanti Little League celebrating its 60th anniversary, here's a roundup of some of the stories posted on AnnArbor.com's Community Wall over the past few days:
By: Dexter Historical Society: A Historical Funeral Reenactment of Judge Samuel Dexter Death, the 150th Anniversary
The Dexter Area Historical Society and Museum is planning a unique program as we recreate the funeral of our Village Founder, Samuel William Dexter.
By: Walt Wyderko: Ypsilanti American Little League to Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Ypsilanti American Little League Baseball is celebrating its 60th Anniversary in 2013. Opening Day is April 20th.
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By: Amit Kshirsagar: Folk Legend Judy Collins thrilled the audience at the Ark on Saturday, February 9th, 2013, like only she could.
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By: Rebecca Parten: Grief 101: Moving Through Grief in Ann Arbor on March 19
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Rashneel Kumar
Monday, March 17, 2014
The Fiji Golf Club is going to host the ANZ Season opening progressive Ambrose on March 22. Registration at 9am and Tee off at 10am. Entry Fees is $30 per player or $120 for the team of four. There will be giveaway from sponsors, food and drinks on the course and at prize giving. Registration forms available at the club office.
ALL players wishing to represent the Lautoka women's team this season are requested to attend training at Churchill Park ground two from 4.30pm daily. Contact: Sere 9916576.
A SPECIAL council meeting of the Lautoka Football Association sanctioned by the Fiji Football Association investigating committee will be held tomorrow at the Churchill Park canteen starting at 6.30pm. All club delegates are invited.
THE Navua Sanatan Local League competition for 2014 season registration fee is $50. Interested teams are welcome to join. Contact Sports coordinator/director Salesh Autar (Bale) 9533510, president Uma Nand 9996256 or secretary Rajesh Sharma 9219316.
Navua TIV
ALL Navua TIV players are requested to attend training at Thomson Park from 6pm daily. Any other South Indian players like to play Sangam convention are welcome and need more information call Norman 9899446 or Praneel 9995123.
Kaicolo Cup
THE knockout will be held on May 3 at 8am (Venue will be confirmed later). Registration for the season 2014 is $100 per club. Winner $500, runners-up $200 and losing semi-finalist $75 each and best player and best dressed teams receive a shield. Interested women and men are welcome to join Navosa Netball 2014. Club games for Baravi Zone will be held at Naviti Grounds on Saturday and Mid Valley Zone at Waicoba and the Upper Valley on Thursday at Vatureba Park. Men's team registration is $50. Winner $200 and runners-up $100. Contact Judy Kumar 9949410 or Seruwaia Makutu 9776365 or Nene Vilisi at Draiba Village.
Lautoka Men's and Mixed
ALL clubs and teams interested are invited to join the Lautoka Men's and Mixed Netball Association this season. Registration is $150 per club and registration closes on April 3. Opening knockout will be held on April 12. Contact Cama on 9480874 or Fulori on 9323435 or Phoebe on 9298520.
Lomaiviti Netters
A MEETING will be held on March 19 at Thompson Crescent,Simla. Attendance is very important. Club calendar will be discussed. For more information contact Balavu 9975291 or Va 9260542.
FRIENDLY games will be held at Lawaqa Park on March 22 at 2pm. Baravi zone valley and upper valley teams are welcome to join the association in the 2014 season. Beginners umpiring clinic will be held at Lawaqa VIP lounge from 8am to 1pm. Gabrieli Qoro will conduct the clinic. Contact Navosa netball president Judy Kumar 9949410
NewWorld Suva Knockout
THIS is to inform all Suva Netball Association affiliates and those wishing to participate in the Suva Netball Association that our Suva Netball Knockout will be held on April 26th at the National Netball Centre. Registrations forms are available upon request and team registration is $200 per team. All teams are required to pay their registration before the Knockout on April 26th. For further information, please do not hesitate to contact Lily on 9248829/3224111
An umpires and bench clinic training will be conducted at FASANOC on 21st March from 5.30pm-7pm; All current bench and umpire officials for Suva Netball and affiliate members are encouraged to attend this clinic.
THE Umpires Netball Workshop in Sigatoka which was scheduled for March 22 has been postponed to March 29 at same place, same time.
IRB course
THE International Rugby Board Level 1 Strength and Conditioning accreditation course will be conducted at the Pasifika Campus, Extension St, Suva on March 22. This accreditation course is for rugby team trainers at all levels. All interested please contact Venasio Ramabuke on 8774813 or e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com for more information on the conditions and pre-requisites.
Naitasiri Samabula Zone
CLUB games for the Naitasiri Rugby Union Samabula Zone will begin on March 15. Registration fee is $800 with a deposit of $400. Only 16 teams will be registered for the Samabula Zone. Please call Madigi 8705252/Akanisi 9221160 for further details. To all the managers of a club playing for Naitasiri Rugby Union, Samabula Zone. A meeting will be held today at the Yatulau Arcade Soqosoqo Vakamarama Hall at 5pm. Contact Madigi or Soloveni Koroi on 9258848.
Naitasiri Highlanders 10s
THE Naitasiri Highlanders 10s tournament will be held on March 29 at Ratu Cakobau Park. First 20 teams in the Naitasiri zone competition to pay entry fees of $100 will be accommodated. Entries close on Wednesday, March 26 and team official will be briefed on tournament rules on March 27. Contact Ratu Vuki Naulivou on 9104357 or Ponijasi Saulekaleka on 9905479 or Sevuloni Tabua on 9807756.
Naitasiri South Zone
THE Naitasiri South Zone Committee is organising a 10s tournament to kick start the 2014 season on Saturday, March 22 at the Navuso Village School grounds. First 12 teams to play entry fees of $50 will be accommodated. There will also be an AGM for our zone on the same day in the morning and club officials will be required to send in their manager and one of their reps. Contact Ratu Vuki Naulivou on 9104357 or Waisake Bose on 8783368 or Marika Luveniyali on 9906937.
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THE Veiyasana 7s tournament will be held at Churchill Park in Lautoka on March 22. First 48 teams to pay entry fees of $300 will be accomodated. Winner gets $3000. Prize money also for plate and bowl winners. Contact Tui on 8630107/7645707 and Wise 9472131. Indo-
Lautoka Fiji Indo 7s
THE Lautoka Fiji Indo 7s tournament will be held at Churchill Park on March 22. The tournament will take place in collaboration with the Veiyasana 7s tournament. All Indo 7s team managers please contact Indo 7s Coordinator, Aaron Phillip on 9994227.
New Dawn 7s
THE New Dawn 7s tournament will be held at Gatward Park on March 22. First 24 teams that pay registration fee of $200 will be accommodated. Winner will get $2000. Suva-Nausori corridor teams can deposit money to Bank of Baroda account 13017 and Tailevu teams can deposit money at Saivasa in Korovou town. Registration closes on March 21 at noon. Contact 9728548 or 9369559.
Rara 7s
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ALL under-20 team to report to Sila ground for training starting from today at 4.30pm. Please contact Noa Verebasaga on 7547509 or coach Master Samisoni Baikeitoga, Master Tu Rusi and Tevita Kamikamica for more information.
THE mid week games will be held this Wednesday at Garvey Park. 12pm Sharks-Vatutavui, 1.30pm Brothers-Vanuakula, 3 Service-Togovere. Trials for the Tavua provincial team will be held this week at Tavua College ground from 1pm on Saturday. All interested players from Drauniivi to Natunuku are requested to attend this trial.
A Meeting for the Lautoka zone clubs will be held at the multipurpose courts on March 21 starting at 5.30pm. Contact: Mesake Navugona 9210522 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Salad Bowl
THE tournament will be held at Qereqere hard courts in Navosa on March 29. Registration closes March 25 with the fee of $30 per team. Only first 15 teams will be accepted. Contact Judy 9949410 for more information.
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I believe Elora has the tiebreaker if Windsor, Niagara and Elora tie. Elora beat Niagara, Niagara beat Windsor and Windsor beat Elora. So you go to the goal Average Formula in the games these three competeted in against each other. Elora comes out with .535, Windsor has .500 and Niagara has .467.
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"The name 'FileLocal' captures exactly what this new service is all about," said city of Seattle Finance Director Glen Lee. "FileLocal will greatly simplify what a business needs to do to get or renew a city business license, or calculate and pay local B&O taxes."
Officials in Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue and Everett have been working on developing the concept behind the service since 2010. This summer, the group hired an experienced Louisiana-based technology firm, e-Gov Systems, to build and test the site.
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So, I'm wondering how this exercise works since my chief sane-maker is now an atheist I love her the same as I always have – I'm not about to make my love conditional on believing as I believe as that would offend any god worthy of my worship. (It really goes both ways, you know.) Frankly, when it comes to conditional love, I draw the line at abusive behavior – if you abuse me, or abuse others, I will stop loving you. That includes family.
The world we've created has too much work uniquely meant for each of us to try to gain power by stealing others' souls. Plus, we all have messed up stuff happen that leads to messed up choices. There's a massive difference between being messed up and actively trying to take another person's sense of self away.
Other than that, my heart's very open and very patient.
I'm supposed to pick up the phone and ask her to pray for me. A)Oh so very not a phone person – text messaging is awesome. B)Atheism is kind of a Big Deal to her right now. Think good thoughts across the connecting molecules that bump into each other, and into the other things that connect us across this continent?
Quantum physics as prayer mediary?
Oh, I also like to use pictures of flowers in posts a lot because a)I took those pictures myself and b)I like to use flowers in prayer offering a lot.
Dear Good Orderly Direction,
Hello my life, my love. You've made it very clear I am a priestess, and you are making sure things cross my path to make it clear to me that other shamans, priests, and witches come to you as battered within as I have. You break my sense of isolation.
Right now I am struggling with the thing we call "too much." I ask for abundance, and you give it to me in the way you best believe I can receive it. Now I ask for your help in allowing my body to catch up – I had a cold this week, and my last tooth surgery, and it has thrown my schedule out of whack. I need to get adequate sleep to function, and I am still catching up on sleep missed and needed during childhood. I am also trying to make sure there is time – time to exercise, time to write, time to do one small thing to declutter the house, time for friends, and time to make sure I can maintain those friendships in ways healthy to all those relationships. Your help in getting me fit enough to do the Nice Ride bike thing would be an enormous boon to that, at least until the next snowfall.
I am again in a leadership position of sorts, the sort where no one really wants to be led and where I must lead them to their own best selves. I must lead them to a willingness to try different, to try new, to get excited and to martial that excitement into fueling their own self-disciplines.
I also need help between drawing the line once again between service to others and in achieving my own dreams. The truth is that I must put myself first. I was born a woman, and raised to "be a lady" and while thank YOU that most of that poison did not take, I have an unfortunate tendency to sacrifice my own good for a "greater good" that then bites me in the ass.
My ass has been through quite enough the past three years already, thank you. I would like your assistance in keeping it literally and metaphorically tooth mark free. I'd like to give up to you my unrewarding tendency towards self-sacrifice, and I ask that you replace it with a sense of sustainable vision. I know my dream now, I know it will take years to build, and I know with Your help I can bring it into being.
For now, help me clear the workload. The piles of notes, help me transform them into blog posts, articles, ideas worth pursuing that hopefully inspire and enlighten others. Help me move further from negativity. Expose people who speak ill of me for the frauds that they are – if I were as I have been accused, why haven't they ever spoken to me directly and honestly about it? Truth-telling comes with dialogue. Let them be confronted and exposed, even when I am not present to defend myself.
Help me also to recognize what relationships are not worth pursuing, where all that would happen is that I would wind up trapped in someone else's ego cycle. I don't want that.
Allow my energy to be a beacon to those who would give me positive energy and in turn feel energized by me. The people at Shamantra are an excellent start; guide me to my soul family, and please help my soul family find me.
Amen, so mote it be. With love to the ancestors who came down the World Tree to get me here and keep me free.


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How do you know if you have a real problem with something like sexual attraction vs. obsession? I've written a couple of times but this is where I am at and I confess. I think about women and sexuality like every five seconds. I am a divorced adult male and maybe I am just lonely but it seems so much more than that. If I am alone especially without anything particular to accomplish I just lose it. Commercials on TV, listening to music and even trying to sleep I just can't get the thoughts and fantasies of having a young woman teasing and denying my c*** or just looking at lingerie or p********** when I really don't want to. I turned to religion and spoken openly with a couple friends about this in confession but it just continues to worsen if that makes any sense. If I give in to my temptations I feel guilty, if not the thoughts just keep building to the point of confusion. Can anybody offer advice or at least tell me if they have similar experiences? I don't know if this is just a guy thing or if girls have this as well. Yes, I am the same one who wrote about short shorts, etc. and I just keep getting confused. Sometimes I feel guilty about confessing this as well. It truly feels like a devil has me by the b**** or something-crazy I know but please tell me if you are anybody you know has experienced similar thoughts and how they dealt with them-somebody wrote that I am simply a pervert and that makes me feel even worse. I don't look at all women this way but I wish it would stop. I mean sometimes I cannot even concentrate on simple conversations with people because in the back of my mind I have some crazy fancy going on. Thanks for honest suggestions and replies and I hope writing this isn't too repetitious because I have tried to save this before. I just love women and I guess that's okay not my deepest desires go way beyond what feels normal-thanks again
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It sounds like you have OCD, I mean it look it up
I find that once you get h**** and stay h**** for a week, it perpetuates it self. You m********* more than usual. You think of s** more than usual. You seek sexual stimulation more than usual. But then one week you get stressed and distracted by something. A funeral or a friend losing a job. Something major. It knocks my mind off track and my interest in s** slows down. I'll m********* still, but much much less. I might not click that link to where I know there is stimulation, just because I -can t be bothered- at the time.
Its like there is a upswing and downswing of interest in s**.
You sound pretty normal. As long as you're not s******* up relationships or out raping women, I wouldn't worry about it.
Find a f*** buddy and have fun!
sounds like a phase.
don't stress so much about it.
obsessiing over the "problem" only makes it worse.
it also sounds like your bored. try some new hobbies or something....or...work your fantasies into something productive.


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Jordbærer Iskrem på ører mine! XD
I can't believe I didn't witness you recording this. o0;
Did you get me on drugs or something? Did I play PS2 until I blacked out again?
Anyways...I love it very much. Very nice with the intensity changes on the notes (Yes, I'm really sure there is a professional term for that that you'll tell me as soon as you read this which I will forget in the same moment it left your vocal cords)
Nice job on the Norwegian! :D hehe I think you were playing Suikoden 4. Glad you like it! <3
I don't like...
Whatever man, this was nice as fur pie. Beautiful sound you got, and one take.
Thanks for your vote, you JERK! You voted -5 for Stu Jam, raising its score from 3.80 to 4.00.
haha. FTW!
Thanks a lot hehehe!
Never really heard any of your stuff
But damn, this is nice. Sounds almost liquid... The clarity is damn perfect, much better than any recorded stuff I've heard here yet. Guitar playing is amazing- wonderful notes / melodies / tabs / whatever you call it when playing guitar. Is the reverb actual acoustics or a computer plugin? If it's real, then what sort of room did you play it in?
Anyways- great work! All tens for ya
Thanks for the nice review!
The reverb is a mix between Guitar Rig 2 VSTi and Boss GT-3 effects pedal.
Bastard! >: (
Wtf? A new/old submission by you!? It can't be! It just can't be...I hope it's something "new". Anyways, it was a chilled audio...damn chilly. Soundquality bastardish like always man! :)
Love your playing but none the less I will drink you under the table! You know when! ;D
Thanks for your vote, DarKsidE555! You voted 5 for Stu Jam, raising its score from 0.00 to 5.00.
HAHA yeah man we even went and got some tequila!
Thanks for reviewing mate! >: (
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The NFL agreed to merge with the American Football League (AFL) in 1966. The first Super Bowl was held at the end of that season. The team which has the most NFL championships is the Green Bay Packers with thirteen (nine NFL titles from even before the Super Bowl era, and four Super Bowl championships afterwards). The team with the most Super Bowl championships is the Pittsburgh Steelers. The current NFL champions are the Denver Broncos they defeated the Carolina Panthers 24–10 in Super Bowl 50.
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1. Cam Newton
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2. Eli Manning
In the last year, Eli collected $8 million from endorsements and took home another $37 million in salary and bonuses. Simply put, Peyton's younger brother is swimming in Scrooge McDuck money. He has been one of the rising stars of the season and has caught the eye of many advertisers and many other nfl teams.
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The Old Spaghetti Factory is a US based chain that originally opened its first restaurant in Canada in historic Gastown, downtown Vancouver. All entrees come complete with a crisp green salad, sourdough bread, coffee or tea, and spumoni ice cream at no additional charge.
Came here on Saturday evening with some friends.
I had ordered chicken strips for starters with honey mustard sauce. the chicken was a funny shape, bland and not really good for the $6.50 that I paid (Disappointed)
Anyhow, for dinner, I ordered Fettucini Alfredo with chicken. I like how the noodles are of various colours and all....but taste wise it was just ok (not great, but ok) They do bring unlimited bread and butter to your table, but instead of doing that, it would be nicer if they only brought one loaf for every 2 or 3 people and perhaps just make portion sizes bigger. They also include a small salad with your meal, and ice cream after dinner which is nice.
Asides from Ambiance, this place really isn't worth it unless you have a family with small children. We will be back only for the Ambiance.....one day....I'd much rather go to Anton's and spend the extra $5 and get a huge sized portion of pasta
Mrs C and I were in NW looking for chow with a couple of friends when we decided to try OSF. It was a couple of years since my last visit, but the place was about the same. Odd decor, reasonably clean, cheap food. The menu seemed to have changed slightly since my last visit, but most of the old favourites were still there. This time we had chicken parmesan and seafood marinara. Our friends had the same items. Our server was quite rude and kept trying to up-sell us with extra cheese, extra meat sauce, etc. I asked him if these "upgrades" cost extra, and he was very evasive at first but finally admitted that yes there was an extra charge. I told him not to up-sell me and he got very upset and started to argue. Luckily the manager took over and service improved dramatically. I took pity on the obviously deranged server, since the poor devil obviously did not plan on ending up as a minimum wage slave and likely aspired to be a cowboy or fireman like most kids do. It was so sad.
The food when it arrived was tasty if uninspired, and we accompanied our meal with some moderately priced beer. Portion sizes were a little small, but we expected that. As a previous reviewer remarked, they give you 3 courses, so between the salad, the bottomless bread, and the dessert ice cream we managed to get full. Plus it wasn't too expensive, at about 80 bucks for all 4 of us including drinks and tip. An okay experience except for the poor service.
It's been years since I've been back to the OSF, and walking into this one tonight reminded me of old times - nothing's changed, from the slightly "old house" smell of the restaurant to the paper menus, to the decor. The food quality is similar as well.
You get what you pay for - At $10 - $15 per person, you get a three course meal. While the quality of the salad, pasta and ice cream leave a lot to be desired, I did leave with a full stomach. My seafood linguini in marinara sauce had a small amount of seafood, topped with watery, flavourless sauce. My friends' spaghetti and meatballs was similar to cafeteria food - meatballs lacked in the "meat" dept. and seemed to have a lot of filler. Other friend's pot pouri pasta (3 sauces) was reported to be ok.
The price is right if you're hungry, want food fast and aren't too concerned about quality.
Many, many years ago, I never knew there was more than one OSF. I thought the one in Gastown was the only one so I was so intriged by the decor and the ambiance. I was really blown away...until I found out there was a handful of other OSF's around. I went to the New Westminster location for lunch after a class at Douglas College and I was shattered!!! The restaurants are so fabricated that this one looked exactly like the one in Gastown! They even had a trolley! There wasn't much difference except for the service. The servers at this location are way more friendlier and actually start conversations with you.
That's the main draw here -- it is very affordable. You get a loaf of warm sourdough bread, your choice of soup or salad, a pasta entree and ice cream for dessert. Add a 1/2 liltre of wine and the total bill including tip for two was $41.55. The food is good, the restaurant is comfortable, and you get table service from energetic waiters.
It is a family friendly restaurant and the space is large so you don't need a reservation. It is right beside skytrain so you can leave the car at home.
The Old Spaghetti Factory never fails to please! I have eaten here on numerous occasions and the food is consistently very good and well prepared. The atmosphere is appropriate and the service lacks nothing. Considering the Factory's low pricing this is probably the best deal in town for quality food.
I would simply never reccomend this restaurant to anyone. The location is terrible, the parking awful and the food attrocious. My fiance ordered spaghetti with a tomato sauce, the most bland thing either of us had ever tasted. I ordered the pasta primavera. The vegetables were clearly from a bag of mixed frozen veg, terrible. I was completly insulted to be served such a dish, and expected to pay for it. Steer clear of this guarenteed dissapointment!
The decor in the OSF is nice, but the food is very mediocre. The only thing they really do well is cook their pasta al dente. For similar prices I would go to Anducci's, with better food.
I do like the woodwork that is done in the restaurant. It adds a nice touch.
Admittedly, the Old Spaghetti Factory does not represent the best of fine dining and I don't normally choose this place for a dinner out. Having said that, they more than exceeded expectations thanks to first rate, quick and extremely attentive service by a gentleman attending to the north end of the restaurant at about 6:30 p.m Friday. The food wasn't bad either and certainly was good value. Keep up the good work!
We pointed out severe food allergies to our waiter and we were specific. He was AMAZING in how handled the concerns!
This is the first eatery in NW that has actually understood severe allergy and not sluff it off!!! The service from beginning to end was excellent!!!
Thanks to our waiter, manager and kitchen staff, you made our evening wonderful!!!!
My husband and I got banned for life for complaining about the quality of the food. We ordered the Bam Bam Shrimp and Crispy Mozzarella Triangles which tasted like they had come out of a frozen package. After taking two bites, we complained to the manager about the quality of the food in disgust. This is when we were told that we were banned for life from the establishment. When asked for the reason why, we were told point blank that the reason we were being banned was because we had complained about the food. Even after offering to pay for the bread we had eaten (which was delicious and plentiful) we were told that our money would not be accepted and to leave immediately. Talk about unacceptably petty behaviour. Both my husband and I present in an alternative fashion and the feeling of being judged for it was palpable and part of the motivation for banning is was almost certainly the fact that we are 'undesirable clientele'.
To speak of the positives of the experience, not only was the bread very good but our waiter was incredibly helpful and got the manager for us immediately. Our complaint is, specifically, with the manager and the food quality.
Even were we not banned for life, my husband and I would never eat at this place again. We were treated poorly, the food was terrible and apparently if you complain you run the risk of being banned for life. The worst restaurant experience I have ever had.
We have returned here time and time again hoping the last experiences were the exceptions and not the norm and with each new visit, comes new disspointment. First off, the bread is always terrible. You cut the bread with the tiny little knife they give you and the bread squishes down to the cutting board, never to rise again. The bread tastes like it was made with little effort at all and is bland. The prices are expensive. The pasta sauce is lame. It is boring and basically tastes just like blended tomatoes heated on the stove. The mushrooms are directly out of the can and the garlic is not the real kind of garlic and is probably garlic paste.The waitress was freindly and that is about all. It is such a shame. Such a long term restaurant and a lower mainlain icon has never found itself and stumbles along year after to year after year relying solely on tourists and an older crowd that does not know any better. I am surprised they can even exist anymore. The place has potential but it no where near to achieving its potential.
The meal deal offered here seemed attractive coming in. Everyone who chose the minestrone soup enjoyed their bowl. I had the salad, which was okay, featuring small pieces of lettuce mix identical to the kind I sometimes use in sandwiches. Their seafood fettucine alfredo was disappointing, showing up with nearly invisible shrimp and scallops.. the saving grace was the spinach pasta. Other pasta dishes were reported to not contain enough flavour. Come if you are craving sourdough bread.
You gotta love a restaurant with a caboose in it. It has a great ambience and great value. The food is good, not great, but it's a nice place to go with friends. The endless bread is a great appetizer and very tasty in itself. The line-ups to this place on the weekends are testimony to its popularity. It is also convenient to the skytrain station in this rapidly improving neighbourhood.
This staff was incredible at helping my girlfriend and I make the two-year anniversary of our first date, which was at the Old Spaghetti Factory, a memorable experience! They were extremely helpful and accomodating in making sure the table we had originally sat at two years ago was reserved for us when we arrived, and they placed a rose I had brought ahead of time on the table in a vase so that it was ready when we entered. The staff was very attentive. This place always feels like a slice of home when I enter, and the spaghetti reminds me of the homemade pastas my mother used to make when I was a child. Love all the antique features. On behalf of both of us, thank-you to the staff of the Factory for helping us re-live our first dinner together!
I like the free bread and butter they give you and you can keep getting more bread. Also, a choice of ice cream or coffee is included if you ordered a main dish. My favorite is the Spumoni Ice Cream!
I had vegetarian lasagna, cheese bread and a cookie monster shake and i was impressed by the flavour all of these foods were great. However the salad was just a bunch of vegetables (carrots, lettuce, radish, and cabbage) thrown together not very well with presentation the downtown location has a better salad with spinach, apple and almonds.
If the recipes for the worst restaurant are the following: poor customer service, unsanitary venue, and food taste like rubber, then the Old Spaghetti Factory at New West has it all.
First, let's talk about customer service. Before my arrival, a lady was looking at a near empty restaurant waiting to be seated. However, she had been standing there for at least good 10 minutes and no one was there to find her a table. As I arrive, no one was there to greet and take me to the table. Finally when they showed my party a table, it was dirty.
Second, the food. No matter what kind of soup you ordered, it just way too salty even for my salt queen sister. The pasta is over cooked and the sauce taste like nothing but vinegar. The only saving grace is the ice cream.
The Old Spaghetti Factory is a joke.
The OSF is usually not somewhere one would go for Italian fine dining, but in my opinion if you're looking for decent pasta at a good price I'm all for it. The Manager's Special with mushroom sauce and mizithra cheese is the usual for me and I've been pretty happy with it. Last time I went the server was quite friendly and efficient. Overall, it's somewhere I don't mind visiting. I do have to say that the New West location is probably the least favourite of mine given the area, although that doesn't affect my opinion of the food/service.
I've been to the OSFs in Gastown, Whistler, and Victoria, so I know what I should be expecting from the chain. However, the New West location is the worst out of all the ones I've been to. Being a New West resident, and having fond childhood memories at the Gastown OSF, I really wanted to like this place... but I can't.
I've visited this location for lunch, dinner, and in the middle of the afternoon. Regardless of the time, and regardless of how empty the restaurant is, it takes a long time to get a seat.
The OSF concept is great: no-fuss spaghetti meal complete with bread, butter, salad/soup, dessert and tea/coffee, all for one low price. But while they allocate the effort in wowing the customers with the generous loaf of bread, garlic butter, ice cream and bottomless coffee, they skimped on the one thing that is in the name of the establishment---the spaghetti.
I've always wondered why they don't offer other kinds of pasta for a change. But no matter. In all the other OSFs, the spaghetti is usually cooked properly. Here in New West, it's always overcooked.
And the sauce... oh man. I have jars of generic-brand pasta sauce at home that taste better. The "fresh, plump mushrooms" in the mushroom sauce are obviously from a can. The white sauce has the consistency of glue and tastes similar to it. Perhaps it's the same in all the other OSFs, but the horridness of the sauce is far more pronounced in the New West location, probably because the spaghetti is bad to start off with.
I've had the salad once and that was the last time I had the salad there. It's the same salad mix as found in the other locations, but doesn't seem to be as fresh here.
Very, very disappointed.
New West location is not as bad as it's made out to be..We have our family B-day dinners there few times a year and other special occasions..One of our favorite dining places..My favorite is the Clam Spaghetti get it everytime and its Delicious..For starters I get the Onion Soup So yummy..and you have the all you can Bread..Drinks are always filled up when empty..and the best for last is there ice cream WHICH by the way is NOT no name..You cannot find this ice cream ( Spamoni ) in stores. Anyways try it out it's good food..Gas Town is a nice location as well.
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Sizing Up Big 12 Football's Remaining Contenders Through Week 11November 15, 2013
When the Big 12's schedule-makers mapped out 2013, this is exactly what they had in mind. An extremely back-loaded schedule has each of the conference's remaining contenders squaring off in the final four weeks of the season.
Baylor's dismantling of the Oklahoma Sooners nearly eliminates OU from contention. That leaves Texas, Baylor and Oklahoma State as the only teams with a realistic shot of taking home the conference crown.
The question is: Who comes out of it on top?
Here is the remaining schedule for those three teams.
|Remaining Schedules for Big 12 Contenders
|Week 12
|Week 13
|Week 14
|Week 15
|Texas (6-0)
|Oklahoma State
|Texas Tech
|@ Baylor
|Baylor (5-0)
|Texas Tech (Dallas)
|@ Oklahoma State
|Oklahoma St. (5-1)
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For the sake of maximizing the value of each head-to-head matchup, we are going to assume that each team holds serve against the other conference opponents. That includes Baylor wins over Texas Tech and TCU, a Texas win over Texas Tech, and an Oklahoma State win over Oklahoma. All are probable, but none are shoo-ins, either.
Let's take a look at the three head-to-head games between Texas, Baylor and Oklahoma State and see how the conference race will unfold.
Week 12: Oklahoma State at Texas
The first major matchup is Saturday in Austin as the Cowboys take on the Longhorns.
Texas lost two key players in running back Johnathan Gray and defensive tackle Chris Whaley last week against West Virginia but managed to squeak by the Mountaineers in overtime.
Oklahoma State has won its last two road games at Texas and is the favorite going into this one again.
The key to this game is Texas' run game. With Gray out, Malcolm Brown will get the bulk of the carries for the Longhorns. Brown has eight touchdowns on the year, but he's not as much of a threat to break off a big run.
That won't necessarily hurt Texas too much, though, because Texas is deep at the running back position. Joe Bergeron's role will also be increased as long as he can hold onto the ball, and redshirt freshman Jalen Overstreet could also get more touches.
Oklahoma State is known as an offensive powerhouse, but its defense has been more impressive this year. As Chris Hummer of The Dallas Morning News notes, the Cowboys are sixth in the country in third down defense, seventh in interceptions, ninth in takeaways, ninth in pass efficiency, and 20th in scoring defense, among other impressive stats.
Case McCoy has filled in nicely in David Ash's absence, but he is going to have a hard time if the running game doesn't get going early in the game.
Texas deserves tons of credit for righting the ship and getting to this game undefeated in conference. However, that run has coincided with the weakest part of its schedule and the Longhorns haven't exactly looked dominant against some of those teams.
The same can be said of Oklahoma State. The difference is that the Cowboys offense is more dangerous and is getting hot as the season winds down. Texas' defense under Greg Robinson is worlds better than when Manny Diaz was running the show, but it also looked vulnerable in the second half last week in Morgantown.
This game will come down to the wire in the fourth quarter, but Oklahoma State will show it is the better team and sneak past Mack Brown and Texas.
Week 13: Baylor at Oklahoma State
When the Bears hit the road for Stillwater Nov. 23, they'll be going to a place they haven't won since 1939 according to ESPN.
Don't expect that to be any easier this year.
If Oklahoma State knocks off Texas in Austin like I predicted above, this game could act as the de facto Big 12 Championship. And for the Bears, it would be represent their best chance to position themselves for a possible BCS National Championship game.
Art Briles has been working miracles in Waco this season, and a win at Oklahoma State in this situation would fit into that category. While the rest of the nation and perhaps even the Big 12 wait for the Bears to fall back to reality, it only seems to get them more fired up.
Baylor has been waiting and waiting this season for a chance to prove its worth as a national contender. The problem is that each time the Bears easily dispose of a solid team, the rest of college football is quick to discredit the win.
This game could pit the two best teams in the Big 12 against each other, but I think Baylor separates itself in this one.
And a win here would be nearly impossible to discredit.
The Bears have been slowed down at times by both Kansas State and Oklahoma, both of which have great defenses. The thing is, neither one could do it for the whole game. Baylor got to 35 points against the Wildcats and 41 against the Sooners.
This is the game where that close call up at Kansas State benefits the Bears the most. Baylor struggled in that game with penalties, dropped passes, the opposition's mobile quarterback, and an ineffective game from Lache Seastrunk. In the end, though, Baylor found a way to win in a difficult environment.
This game will be far from easy but Baylor should come out of it with a win.
Week 15: Texas at Baylor
The Massey Ratings couldn't be much more confident that Baylor is the team to beat in the Big 12, as shown in this tweet.
If Baylor gets to this game undefeated, it's tough to imagine the Bears losing their finale at home against Texas.
The possible storylines for this one are endless. Baylor's last game at Floyd Casey Stadium, National Championship implications, a major role reversal in the histories of these two programs, and the list goes on.
Baylor's Board of Regents did its best to stamp out a possible "Art Briles Bowl" where Texas would pursue the head coach if Mack Brown is let go, but that possibility remains.
On the field and on paper, Baylor is the clear favorite at this point. This tweet shows just how big of a favorite.
With the game nearly a month away, there are many things that could tip the odds more in Texas' favor. Barring any major injuries, though, Baylor should close down its old stadium in style as Big 12 champs.


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Memories of a time gone by
I grew up out side of a small Louisiana town called Minden. My neighborhood was called Thompson Quarters and I can vividly remember playing on the dirt roads that ran thru out it. Most of the homes there were called shotgun houses, the kind that you can look into the front door and see out of the back door.
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I remember waking up in a house full of beautiful smells. Waking up to the scent of coffee brewing, ham, grits, eggs and home made biscuits cooking. Sometimes when I get off work from a night shift, I head to mothers house to have breakfast and a good conversation with her, since my wife is at work and kids are in school, and we talk about how things has changed. I still find time to visit Grand ma's house. Sometime I park my truck at her house, get on a 4 wheeler, and go on the back 80 to deer hunt. I can never seam to stay on my deer stand long, because an hour or so after I get there, the aroma of southern cooking fills the air. I guess that my cousins have the same thoughts as I do, because when I get back to Grand Ma house, they are washing up and getting ready to eat also.
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Wasn't he a half breed?
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Wasn't his birth the result of a rape or abduction of an elf woman, maybe even a gray elf woman, by a drow raiding party? Mind unclear, gave the books away a few years ago.
Agree that his Vitality could be raised in the 1 point per level range to reflect his being a "buffer than average drow."
Do I hear echoes of your Blademaster Variant?
"Stand and Deliver!" Of course, mine silly request for a loot got you killed, OOPS! My bad.
Agree on the Crushing Blow and Open Wounds and Deadly Strike focus.
Agree on the thrown weapons, and am undecided on his bow issues. He may be a drow, but does he not take up the bow when he becomes a Ranger?
Which Drizzt are we looking at here is I guess the question: the one who lived in the underdark, or the one who lived on the surface?
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Nope, he was full blooded Drow...
- Lissa on Oct 2, 2003, 1:26 PM
Thanks again
- Occhi on Oct 2, 2003, 2:19 PM
Well...I have a curse...
- Lissa on Oct 2, 2003, 3:20 PM
Ha! Trivial Pursuit?
- Occhi on Oct 3, 2003, 7:01 AM
Halibut, Dead Unjugged Rabbit Fish, and in typical Python fasion...
- Lissa on Oct 3, 2003, 8:38 AM
More trivia
- KingOfPain on Oct 3, 2003, 9:58 AM
Man, talk about dredging the memory banks...
- Lissa on Oct 3, 2003, 1:44 PM
You already had a pair?
- Occhi on Oct 3, 2003, 2:37 PM
"Well, not everyone would give their wife a variant ..."
- KingOfPain on Oct 4, 2003, 12:20 AM
I was thinking that's what you were talking about
- Griselda on Oct 4, 2003, 8:05 AM
That's why I don't remember it...
- Lissa on Oct 4, 2003, 10:42 AM
December, Y2K
- KingOfPain on Oct 5, 2003, 10:10 AM
Got it right here :)
- Griselda on Oct 5, 2003, 4:56 PM
Little Gamers
- Shadow on Oct 6, 2003, 7:57 AM
- Charis on Oct 6, 2003, 6:06 PM
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- Lissa on Oct 5, 2003, 6:50 PM
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On Cyber Monday, states lose millions in sales tax
This editorial will appear in Monday's print edition.
If you're like millions of other Americans, you'll spend some time today hiding your computer screen from your boss. It's not a good idea to be caught shopping on company time, after all.
Yes, today is Cyber Monday, one of the busiest online shopping days of the year. Shoppers will be searching for the bargains they weren't willing to brave the Black Friday hordes to find. And many of them will be attracted to the lower prices online sellers are often able to offer because they don't charge sales tax that brick-and-mortar stores must collect.
But when millions of Americans avoid sales taxes by getting their bargains online, they're cheating their communities and states out of desperately needed tax revenue – revenue that pays for such things as roads, public safety, education and infrastructure. Read more »


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(KMOV) – Police on Wednesay identified a woman found strangled on a bike trail near the Mississippi River in St. Louis.
Authorities said the body of Robyn Robel, 57, was found on a trail in the 1200 block of Lewis at 3 a.m.
Robel, of the 2400 block of Orleans, was pronounced dead at the scene.
After an autopsy was performed, the medical examiner determined the cause of death to be strangulation.
Homicide detectives are investigating.


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Researchers at Oxford University are working on technology that would let you ride in a self-driving car that's partially controlled by an iPad. According to a report in Clean Technica, the RobotCar UK project is headed up by Professor Paul Newman of Oxford University's Department of Engineering Science.
The computer-controlled system uses sensors on the outside of a Nissan Leaf to generate a detailed picture of the car's surroundings. An iPad sits in the dashboard and is the control panel that lets the user interact with the system. With just a few taps, the driver can turn auto-drive on and off.
The research team is still in the early stages of testing the self-driving system. It'll take some time for the technology to improve and for the cost to drop from its prototype price of £5,000 down to a consumer-friendly £100.
You can check out a video of the car in action below and let us know what you think in the comments. Would you ride in iPad-controlled self-driving car?
[Via AppleInsider and Clean Technica]


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More than 130 fifth and sixth graders at Lincoln Elementary School in Richmond studied science on Tuesday.
Okay, so what?
This time their teachers didn't wear white lab coats and talk about strange things underneath a microscope. Instead, Oakland A's outfielder Josh Reddick and team mascot Stomper used a Louisville Slugger and chopped up baseballs to talk about the "Science of the Game."


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