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I'm not to sure what to google so I have come here first.
Here is the problem:
I have two classes, player and maze. The player object is created in the maze. In maze there is a method called checkFreeSpace and in player there is a method called move. I need the move method to use the checkFreeSpace method. Is this possible?
There isn't any inheritance or anything so I don't think parent or super would work?


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Gerris in parallel
From Gerris
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The principle is relatively simple. Each
GfsBox can take a
argument which defines the rank of the process on which the solution
for this GfsBox will be computed. If you take the "half cylinder"
example and do something like:
4 3 GfsSimulation GfsBox GfsGEdge {} { Time { end = 10 } Refine 6 GtsSurfaceFile half-cylinder.gts Init {} { U = 1 } OutputProjectionStats { step = 0.02 } stderr OutputSimulation { step = 1 } simulation-%3.1f OutputTiming { start = end } stderr } GfsBox { pid = 0 left = BoundaryInflowConstant 1 } GfsBox { pid = 1 } GfsBox { pid = 2 } GfsBox { pid = 3 right = BoundaryOutflow } 1 2 right 2 3 right 3 4 right
if you run this using
% gerris2D half-cylinder.gfs
it will run on one processor. If you now do
% mpirun -np 4 gerris2D half-cylinder.gfs
it will run on 4 processors with each of the
GfsBoxes assigned to a
different processor. Gerris takes care of the communications necessary
at the boundaries between
GfsBoxes on different processors.
Any Gerris parameter file can be manually "parallelised" as explained previously. Gerris also includes functions designed to create "parallelised" simulation files. A short description of these functions is given when typing:
% gerris2D -h
-s N --split=N splits the domain N times and returns the corresponding simulation -i --pid keep box pids when splitting -p N --partition=N partition the domain in 2^N subdomains and returns the corresponding simulation -b N --bubble=N partition the domain in N subdomains and returns the corresponding simulation
The option
-s is used to split the domain which will create more
It takes the already existing domain, splits it N times and attribute a new pid to each
GfsBox (unless the
-i option is specified).
-p and
-b options are used to "parallelise" a Gerris file that already contains enough
GfsBoxes (at least 2^N for the
-p option and N for the
-b option). It will group the
GfsBoxes together in order to get 2^N (or N) subdomains. Each of these domains is attributed a different pid. The difference between the
-p and
-b options is the algorithm used to perform the graph partitioning. The
-b option uses a simple and fast bubble partitioning algorithm which will not necessarily yield well-balanced subdomains. The
-p options uses a more complex and slower recursive bisection algorithm which is optimised to yield well-balanced subdomains.
Example: the GfsSimulation is 2D and made of 3
1- If only one processor is to be used no parallelisation is required. We use the usual command line:
% gerris2D simulation.gfs
2- If 2 processors are to be used: being constituted of 3
GfsBoxes 2 solutions can be considered:
- Either the 3
GfsBoxcan be redistributed in 2 subdomains, which are bound to be 1 subdomain of 1
GfsBoxand one of 2
GfsBoxes. This can be done by:
% gerris2D -b 2 simulation.gfs > parallelsimulation.gfs
then the simulation can be started using:
% mpirun -np 2 gerris2D parallelsimulation.gfs
- If we want to get a better balance between the size of the 2 subdomains, it is possible to split the simulation once and then reassemble it.
The 3
GfsBoxes can be split once which would create 3*4 = 12
% gerris2D -s 1 simulation.gfs > splitsimulation.gfs
then the 12
GfsBoxes simulation can be partitioned in 2 groups of 6
GfsBoxes, where the same pid is given to the
GfsBoxes of the same subdomain:
% gerris2D -b 2 splitsimulation.gfs > parallelsimulation.gfs
The simulation is still started in the same way:
% mpirun -np 2 gerris2D parallelsimulation.gfs
3- If 4 processors are to be used, then the domain has to be split anyway.
The 3
GfsBoxes can be split once wich would create 3*4 = 12
% gerris2D -s 1 simulation.gfs > splitsimulation.gfs
then the 12
GfsBoxes simulation can be partitioned in 4 groups of 3
GfsBoxes, where the same pid is given to the
GfsBoxes of the same subdomain:
% gerris2D -b 4 splitsimulation.gfs > parallelsimulation.gfs
The simulation is still started in the same way:
% mpirun -np 4 gerris2D parallelsimulation.gfs
Dynamic load-balancing
When adaptive mesh refinement is used, the number of cells of each subdomain will change during the course of the simulation. If the size of the subdomains is not changed, some processors will end up working much harder than others which will lead to inefficient parallelisation. It is then necessary to "rebalance" the simulation. This is done using the GfsEventBalance object. Note that in this case the quality of the initial partition does not matter much as it will be rebalanced regularly anyway. In this case using the simpler and faster
-b option to create the initial partition is adequate.

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Run Away
She lost everything, her father was killed, Edward never returned, she could never see Jacob or her mother again and everybody thought she was dead. She ran away to England to forget; but as a Vampire. "she never smiles, how can you smile with a broken heart"In need for a banner? email@example.com
Oops! the first copy got deleted.... damn... sorry! I think I'll change things too, quite a bit of you complained about a dew things and I kinda agree with you, my imagination got the best of me there! sorry about that! Even though I know many of you have already reviewed for the last chapters it would be SO great if you could do it again! you will be like totally awesome! please please please!
1. Violin in the Wind
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It was Friday night, the end of a long week that seemed to take forever to past by. Time seemed meaningless now, and it seemed strange to Bella how important it used to be in her once beating human heart.
But this meaningless time had changed her, she wasn't the same anymore.
The bright moon beamed down in streams of silver on her radiant white skin, so she shined out standing as still as a pillar of marble. Her glossy brown hair fell over her shoulders and danced with the thunderous wind. She stood high above perfectly balanced on the high wall; east of her house; staring out to the miles of green earth that was known to be her property.
Her eye lids were shut peacefully but her head was tilted up towards the blazing moon. The wind roared around her, so the hem of her white dress rushed out and danced with the angry storm.
In her hands she held a beautiful violin with a bronze polished surface and markings in the handle, her hands were moving quickly so they were a soft blur. But the music was careful and delicate, angry and passionate.
The wind roared fiercely again and the music became more violent, her moonlit face was still and picture of absolute peace in the centre of chaos. She shined out like a light; a guarding light in the middle of the black gloom.
"Princess?" a soft voice called out so quietly human ears wouldn't have been able to hear, but Bella heard and stopped playing, she lifted the violin from her chin and dropped her hand gently by her side.
The roaring wind had stop and a cool breeze replaced it, a silence echoed around her. She looked up and the sky and watched the dark angry clouds drain away to uncover the twinkling stars that smiled down at her scattered around the full moon.
"Hmm?" Bella had turned round and stared down a the boyish youthful face to a 20 year old boy, his messy raven hair framed his perfect handsome face that was lit up by the crooked smile and brilliant gold eyes.
"You're going to knock down the house if you keep messing with the weather," The boy said with a playful grin, "ever thought that it maybe preferred you left it alone?"
Bella's eyes had finally opened to uncover luminous silver irises, misty and almost mirror like. Her face was of brilliance and beauty, like a silver angel with a serene peaceful smile.
Bella's composed face broke into an awkward smile as she laughed sheepishly, "Ah sorry Hugh I guess I got a bit carried away again..."
"I would say... that storm knocked the shed down... for a second time," Hugh said wearily and grimaced, glaring up as Bella in annoyance. He looked round his shoulder and stared at somebody with and uneasy gaze.
"Ah well I'll fix it tomorrow," Bella said scrunching up her features into a frown. She leaned down and gently placed her prized possession back into her case, her back to Hugh.
"You better because I'm not; I was already nailed by Lucy for knocking my car into it, and it was the car that got the damage. I had to fix it to perfection. I have no idea why that girl is so obsessed with gardening..." Hugh grumbled in irritation.
Bella jumped down smoothly through the window to land carefully next to Hugh. The cosy room was warm and had a earth like woody smell, the fire was lit and in front of it was a young girl lounged across a softer; book gripped gently in her hand and her arm rested behind her head.
Bella walked quietly behind the girl and smiled fondly down at her soft black head, "You alright Lucy?" Bella asked as she stroked her hand through Lucy's night black hair.
Lucy lifted her head up; her brilliant long black hair framed her heart shaped face. Her eyes were wide and a glowing gold, though her skin was as pale as any other vampire her cheeks almost had a rosy touch.
The eight year old smiled brightly; her eyes sparkling as she reached up and curled her fingers around a lock of Bella's beautiful chocolate hair.
"You were out all night Princess! I was getting worried," Lucy cooed with a strawberry pout, her snow white fingers fiddling with Bella's hair.
"Sorry Kid I got a bit carried away," Bella replied with a smile, "I knocked down your garden shed I'm sorry,"
Lucy pushed herself of the softer and skipped to Bellas side with a graceful bounce in her step and coiled her small hand around Bellas.
"Nah don't worry Sis I'll get Hugh to fix it," Lucy said with a delightful giggle looking over at her brother adoringly.
"Like hell you will..." Hugh grumbled in annoyance, "Friggin' sisters..."
Lucy turned around as pouted with cute puppy eyes, "pleeeeeease?"
"Grr! why don't you do it yourself? Or persuade those blokes down the road to do it with your crazy extra persuasive powers?" Hugh growled at his younger sister immaturely.
Bella had been living with Hugh and Lucy for the past 9 years; it was an easy carefree life. Charlie had been killed by Victoria. Bella escaped with a bite. Edward never came back. Jacob thought she was dead. Everyone though she was dead. Her mother was now trying her best to move on with her life. Bella had run away from Forks and planned on never going back, she knew The Cullens had moved back there.
This of course was a very vague summery of the past events but details were draining away from Bella's locked up mind, and so memories she wished to forget were very gradually becoming forgotten.
It was easier that way; to live without Edward and to pretend he never existed, and as for Jacob, he had said to her once that he would have preferred her to be dead than a vampire. She didn't want to hurt him anymore.
It was when Bella flew to England and discovered her rejection for human blood, she detested it. She was a natural vegetarian and was even disgusted with the blood of animals; she found that she was in need of normal human food instead. It was a strange but pleasant gift she had. She also had the power to temper with the weather due to her emotions and with enough self control she could master the weather at will.
It was then she met Lucy and Hugh, they were siblings as humans she had managed to throw off the vampire that was feeding on them, but it was too late to save them from the fate of vampires. Bella had gone into deep research and discovered that if she injected her own blood into the blood stream of vampires she could dampen their thirst of blood.
Bella had become quite a famous vampire and was invited to join the Voltori though not many of them wanted to be injected with her blood due to the brilliant taste of human blood they didn't want to give up.
As meaningless time pasted Bella found life much simpler and bearable.
"Um Bella?" Hugh asked Bella hesitantly before pointing outside at the flooding fields, "The weather?"
Bella snapped out of her dazed and it immediately stopped raining heavily, "uh sorry,"
Hugh looked at her with a frown, "are you sure you are ready to go back to school? I know you don't like all the attention..." Hugh asked with concerned eyes.
Bella looked up at him and smiled, "Don't worry about it, I'll get through in time," I said before staring out the window and the beautiful green fields of Yorkshire.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
First Look: Jack Spade F/W 2010
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Love that vest. It's 80s blue.ReplyDelete
the old-school camera strap on the bag is a nice touch of dork dad rockin the canon ae-1 on vacation nostalgia. woodgrain sinks it for birdie.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 24, 2010 at 12:11 PM
when you type things like "crazy fresh" and "peep," are you trying to be ironic?ReplyDelete
Anon @12:11 When you type things like "when you type things like "crazy fresh" and "peep," are you trying to be ironic" are you trying to be an asshole?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 24, 2010 at 12:39 PM
Didn't Aaron Levine just join the Rogues Gallery Crew? He's gone already?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 24, 2010 at 3:53 PM
Aaron Levine is going to rock Jack Spade! He is perfect for the brand! Can't wait to see what tasty stuff he will do for them. Jack Spade is lucky to have a guy like Aaron behind the brand.ReplyDelete
I've tried on the coat and vest (we're going to be carrying them this Fall - couldn't be more excited) and they're perfect. I tried swiping the sample they had at the showroom, but to no avail.ReplyDelete
Best thing about the vest - you can roll it into a pillow-shape and it has this elastic cord to keep it rolled.


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The fly Mark Conway puts his money on more than any when heading out on the Kenai Peninsula's streams and lakes has a name perhaps more strange than the story of how he created it.
The NOCM -- as Conway, owner of Alaska Fly Fishing Adventures in Sterling calls it -- is not a very popular or well known fly, but every guide he's shared the pattern with has always come back with positive reviews.
It's a sparsely tied streamer fly that looks like a small baitfish, those that salmon are instinctively hard-wired to go after, he said.
"The way I came on that pattern was trying to figure out what the salmon were feeding on before they came in to fresh water and just catching fish, looking to see what was in their stomachs and seeing chartreuse," he said.
When salmon or even trout see the NOCM fished right they pounce, he said.
"So when they see that in the fresh water, they are not going for it because they are hungry, they are going for it out of habit," he said. "They just strike it out of reflex."
Back in the late 1980s, Conway met a guide fishing near Cooper Landing who was "just nailing the sockeye one right after another," he said.
"He showed me and it was a fly called a 'Crazy Charlie,' which had a really small hook and it is used for fishing for bonefish in saltwater down in Florida," he said. "It just had this sparkle on it and I thought, 'Hmm.'"
He sold the wet fly's design he created to brooksideflies.com and now sees similar designs in specialty shops.
"It is just killer on sockeye and even the rainbow take it, too," he said. "I can fish with the NOCM on the Kenai and not know if I am going to catch a sockeye, silver or a big rainbow in the same hole."
He fishes it along the bottom on a dead drift with a weight about 12 to 18 inches from the fly. It's good from June through September, he added.
"When I go out I'll make sure I have lot of flies, but I always make sure I have plenty of those because that's my go-to fly when nothing else is working," he said.
For local guide Paul Tornow, the leech is his go-to fly.
Tornow, who is co-owner of Alaska's Angling Addiction with fellow guide Lee Kuepper, said he like's the pattern's flexibility.
"The thing with the leech is that it can be tied so many different ways and fished quite a few different ways as well," he said.
In the spring, trout like it and in the fall, steelhead and silvers will pounce on it, especially when other fishermen are using egg patterns.
"Everyone is throwing those eggs, but when you throw a natural fly, that is going to be the first thing they hit," he said. "They'll crush it."
In particular, Tornow said he likes how aggressive fish are with the leech.
"The takes on it, especially when you are swinging that fly and you're not dead-drifting it, are unbelievable," he said. "That's one of the most fun things about it is when you are sitting there holding that fly and everything is fully extended and your line is tight and ... it is intruding into his territory, that fish comes up and hammers it."
In particular, one fish he caught on a black leech with a colored tip stands out, Tornow said. However, just where he caught that 34-inch steelhead is proprietary, he said with a laugh.
"I was like, 'Holy moly' and he was just ripping line and going back and forth and we got it up, pull it to the bank and look at it and lay a tape on it and everything and it was the biggest steelhead I had ever landed," he said. "It was a big 34-inch male on a homemade fly and everything. It was a pretty special fish and that one always stuck with me."
Dave Atcheson has a similar story about the fly and the fish that hooked him on his favorite -- the egg-sucking leech.
When Atcheson, author of "Fishing Alaska's Kenai Peninsula" and a fishing instructor at Kenai Peninsula College, was first getting into fly fishing he visited Upper Russian Lake and happened upon the pattern.
"I fished dry flies but I hadn't gotten super into fishing and there was a guy up there who was catching a lot of fish and he was using an egg-sucking leech," he said. "There were reds up in there because they were spawning ... and he was doing really well on it. That was the first time I really discovered it."
So, Atcheson tied one of his own.
"My friend was kind of surprised at how happy I was that I caught this fish," he said, recalling the first fish he caught on the egg-sucking leech. "It wasn't a super-huge fish, it was a nice rainbow, but I was really stoked that I caught a fish on a fly I tied."
During the next 20 years, Atcheson went on to fish the fly every way imaginable and caught every fish imaginable on it, he said.
"You can dead drift it, you can strip it in, it is really versatile and it would be really great if I could have that fly in a whole bunch of colors," he said. "Plus you've got the egg attractor -- it looks like something eating an egg."
The pattern moves nicely in the water and any color will work depending on the location and time of the year, he said.
"It works everywhere," he said.
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LLM Sets Tone Early in Homecoming FB Win
LAMOURE, N.D. – Early in Friday's homecoming game with Edgeley/Kulm, LaMoure/Litchville-Marion football coach Andy DelaBarra just wanted his team to set the pace of the game.
And from the opening play of the game, the Loboes did just that, scoring just over a minute into the game on a 30-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Jared Meiklejohn to sophomore running back Anthony Olson.
"We knew we had to come out and play," DelaBarre said. "It was just about setting the stage for what the entire game was going to be, and it came right away when we got the ball and made that first big play."
It set the stage for an an eventual rout of the Rebels of as the Loboes finished ahead 62-23, which included a 56-7 lead at halftime.
"I don't know what was really going on," said EK coach Jon Schiele. "We just weren't stepping up when we should have, and when it rained it poured – we made one mistake after another and it caught up to us awfully fast."
After the Loboes first strike, which included a successful two-point run from junior running back Brady Thielges, the defense forced a three-and-out punt from the Rebels.
Mieiklejohn quickly nailed another touchdown pass to Olson, this time for 51 yards, and Thielges added another two.
The Rebels then got on the board with a 27-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Logan Hanson to senior running back Austin Case with 5:31 left in the first quarter. A successful kick from senior James DeLaurier made the score 16-7, and was be the last time the Rebels scored until the second half.
LLM's Thielges responded to the EK touchdown with one of his own, a 71-yard run less then a minute after the Rebels got on the board. Olson ran in the extra two to make the score 22-7.
A Rebel fumble on the Loboes' 39-yard line set up a 58-yard run for Olson, and Thielges punched in the two to take a 30-7 lead to end the first quarter.
The two teams traded fourth-down punts to begin the second quarter, until LLM's Olson picked off an interception for a 50-yard-plus touchdown run. A failed two-point run by Thielges left the score 36-7.
The Rebels went three-and-out after regaining possession, and Thielges redeemed his failed two-point run with a 75-yard touchdown run seven minutes into the second quarter. A failed conversion by Olson gave the Loboes a 42-7 lead.
LLM's senior defensive lineman Riley Jordahl picked up a fumble on EK's second down that would set up a 27-yard touchdown pass from Meiklejohn to senior running back Kenny Hodem. A two-point conversion between the two failed, but Jordahl picked up another fumble to give the Loboes a first down five yards out of the endzone. A touchdown run and two-point conversion from Thielges made the score 56-7 at halftime.
LLM eventually brought their younger players in for the second half.
With the mercy rule in effect and the clock running continuously in the second half, Rebel running back Mason Madcke crossed the goal line midway through the third quarter and added a successful run to make the score 62-15. EK's freshman wide receiver Josh Foley added a 7-yard touchdown run and a pass from freshman quarterback Tanner Mathern to freshman running back Tanner Zahn for two made the score 62-23 with 7:35 left in the game.


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I have a Flash video player (standard flash player) on a webpage. The video that should play will depend on the variable "c" in the URL which I can grab using GET. How can I tell the Flash file to play a particular video?
For example, if ?c=beach, I want the flash video to play the file "videos/beach.mp4".


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And, the results aren't too surprising. MSN came in lowest, but at the same time, it's probably the least dependent on generating ad revenue. Google's the biggest, but has a repuation to maintain, so it probably does at least some filtering of advertisers. Ask keeps tring to reinvent itself back to relevance...--Joe
Perhaps. My main point, though I could've done better articulating it, is that the only "news" here is that "Some web search results are dangerous; don't expect (Google|MSN|Ask|whoever) to be your nanny." The fact that most of the search engines had differences that were near the noise margin means there's no real strong conclusions you can draw.
MSN's number is an obvious anomaly that could be explained multiple ways: Microsoft heavily vets its advertisers; advertisers don't think MSN's worth advertis
Those are the most annoying ads: Meta ads that claim to have "everything you're looking for" and end up just being some crappy sort of meta page that has nothing immediately useful.
Ebay's pretty obvious when it comes up. There are others that are more annoying.--Joe
There's so much truth in that it may end up in a sig sometime soon.
Because there will always be one sucker who is poerfectly willing to give up their spare processor cycles and demographic info in exchange for a taskbar icon that tells them what temperature it is outside. It's a sad argument, but a valid one for the purveyors of crapware.
Wouldn't it seem odd to someone if drug de
Not mine, certainly. I'm just playing devil's advocate, and that's the sort of uproar I believe some outside agency declaring their sites blocked would cause in that industry. (And it is an industry.)
Consider how much crapware is actively installed by users who click through the EULA without a second thought, completely missing the fact that they just provided some entity permission to screw their machine and/or privacy, of the sort that might actually stand up in court.
Isn't there something in contract law about agreements that force you to give up certain rights are not binding?
Yet, a company can draft a ridiculous EULA and it's taken as gospel truth and the law.
That really needs to change.
People providing, for example, "medical" marijuana in California in violation of federal law (i.e., "drug dealers") do advertise in newspapers, particularly the free urban weeklies -- which, being free for "users" (i.e., "readers") to access, are pretty much the best dead-tree newspaper equivalent of free public search engines, as far as advertising. And let's not even get started on prostitution.Wouldn't it seem odd to someone if drug dealers advertised their services in newspaper ads?
You seem to equivocating with the use of "they" here; the article is not about drug dealers being able to reach users via paid search engine ads. Drug dealers are not the same thing as people who sites may provide the download of "dangerous" content, which is often (even if unwelcome to many users) not illegal.Why isn't it odd they are allowed to reach audience via controlled ads on the search engines?
Offensive is subjective. People are offended by different things. You'd probably be a lot less happy if everything anyone found "offensive" was swiftly and immediately removed from every search engine. Sure, the stuff you don't like would be gone, but I'd bet you'd find much of the stuff you do like would be gone too.We also have Yahoo/Ask/Google's ability to filter and review their own ads and remove offensive ads.
Microsoft's Strider HoneyMonkey Exploit Detection System seems to be working.
It would be nice if search engines would look for known exploits, and they should autocheck the top hits on the top searches.
I was very unhappy when I heard that McAfee bought SiteAdvisor. I had recommended SiteAdvisor to a few clients who's kids were repeatedly screwing up thier machines, and it really seemed useful, seemed to help. I'm sure that McE will have SiteAdvisor all screwed up in a matter of months. Can't blame the guys that came up with SA, hope they got good money and retired to Tahiti or sumpin'...
It's a tough place to be - explaining to mom or dad why they are again paying me to scrape junior's machine. It's an h
And unfortunately, "licio.us" and "malicio.us" are also taken.
OMG LOOK at those CUTE LI'L Puppies and Kittens on www.screensavers.com !!111 How can a website with LIKE SO MUCH Cuteness be evil ????!!!
screensavers.com just DESERVES it's top "Sponsored Link" spot in Google's results!!1
Having been exposed to the Internet at a young age (for both it and myself), I've learned over the years never to touch Ads. Whether benign looking links in my Gmail to the annoying flash ads, there is no way I'm touching them. If I need a product, I find the manufacturer or vendor's website and do what I need to there.
So I pose the question, how long will the ad based revenue system remain relevant once your common internetite learns this lesson?
About as long as advertising-based revenue systems in TV, dead-tree media, and elsewher will remain relevant.So I pose the question, how long will the ad based revenue system remain relevant once your common internetite learns this lesson?
Having been exposed to the Internet at a young age (for both it and myself), I've learned over the years never to touch Ads. Whether benign looking links in my Gmail to the annoying flash ads, there is no way I'm touching them. If I need a product, I find the manufacturer or vendor's website and do what I need to there.
So I pose the question, how long will the ad based revenue system remain relevant once your common internetite learns this lesson?
I don't think they will learn TBH. If they do, well I w
1: Virus
2: Attempted AdWare installs
3: Attempted Spyware installs
4: ActiveX controls
5: Java required
6: Anything else that it attempts to install when you visit
7: Sites that disable, or attempt to, your browser features like Right Click.
8: Sites that are only redirection sites.
and most of all
are you ready?
9: Sites that make themselves anywhere from hard to impossible to exit from afterwards without, at minimum, killing your browser process.
Flagging questionable, along with outright bad, sites would protect users, while likely reducing their traffic - which is what they deserve to have happen to them. More than twice I've used the Google cache to read a site's static content rather than risk visiting them directly.
And while they're at it, add an easily clickable link to tell Google that this site appears gone, or substantially changed from the search result summary and ought to be re-spidered ASAP would be nice too. Enlist your users in identifying bad search results.
Someone who does all this would have a strong hold on my search business.
That still doesn't mean I wouldn't like to know about it before I go to their site.
Not protect, but inform you ahead of time. There is a difference.
Er, so the results on searches specifically for products that include spyware are particularly likely to include spyware. Well, duh.The most dangerous keywords include "free screensavers," "bearshare," "kazaa," "download music" and "free games."
Again, duh. The purpose of search ranking (particularly outside of sponsored results) is rather overtly to reflect relevance. Since relevance is pretty much orthogonal to (in cases where the search is for "kazaa" or "bearshare", perhaps opposed to) safety, it should come as no surprise that search rankings don't have any particularly consistent relation to safety. Expecting that it would is like expecting that you can use the price of a vehicle as a proxy for its gas mileage.Users can't count on search engines to protect them; to the contrary, we find that search result rankings often do not reflect site safety.
Representatives from the automotive insurance industry released a self-authored report yesterday that confirmed most freeways lead people through areas that are heavy in traffic, subject to increased probability of colissions and even vandalism and crime.
"I was shocked that people would create a place to drive my car without making sure there was no possiblity of me or my vehicle getting injured," stated a randomly selected driver.
Auto insurance representatives questioned for the story said the frightening study proves that their product (which provides no guaranteed protection against auto collisions) is absolutely essential to safe driving. When asked why they spend millions of dollars to make sure they are not held liable in all but the most obvious of cases, insurance representatives had not comment, but reminded everybody how dangerous freeways are, and suggested that people should hold the state liable for offering such questional places for people to drive their cars in the first place.
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Dutch Architect Plans 3D Printed Building 74
ExRex writes "Dutch architecture studio Universe Architecture is planning to construct a house with a 3D printer for the first time. The Landscape House will be printed in sections using the giant D-Shape printer, which can produce sections of up to 6 x 9 meters using a mixture of sand and a binding agent. Architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars of Universe Architecture will collaborate with Italian inventor Enrico Dini, who developed the D-Shape printer, to build the house, which has a looping form based on a Möbius strip. 3D printing website as saying: 'It will be the first 3D printed building in the world. I hope it can be opened to the public when it's finished.' The team are working with mathematician and artist Rinus Roelofs to develop the house, which they estimate will take around 18 months to complete. The D-Shape printer will create hollow volumes that will be filled with fiber-reinforced concrete to give it strength. The volumes will then be joined together to create the house."


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Moravian Summer Camp is a residential holiday for young people aged 10-17 who have contact with the Moravian Church. It is overseen by Joy Raynor, the paid youth and children's worker, but the hard work is done by volunteers who are members of the Moravian Church across England and Northern Ireland.
Camp is divided into two groups by age – Juniors and Seniors – each with age appropriate activities. However the camp is together for many activities and the leadership team try to ensure that the different age groups spend time together as well as apart.
Worship and meals are always spent together and there may be games sessions and activities done together too.
This year camp is at Tollymore Activity Centre in the Tollymore Forest near Newcastle in Northern Ireland. The centre is set in woodland and will provide expert led activities. The rooms are 2 or 3 bedded rooms (there may be an option for more to share by moving beds around). Each room has an ensuite bathroom. All bedding is supplied. The holiday is fully catered by staff at the centre.
Transport to the centre is the responsibility of parents BUT leaders will be on Flybe flight BE476 from Manchester at 11.55 and British Airways BA1430 flight from London Heathrow at 11.30. Leaders will be on the return flights BE477 at 13.15 to Manchester and BA1415 at 13.30 to Heathrow. The journey to and from Belfast City Airport will be organised. Flights from other airports were investigated but either leave too early in the morning, or arrive too late. If these times are not suitable for you we will endeavour to meet flights at other times. Please do not book any alternative flights without discussing it with Joy. For those in the Western District there are flights from Bristol but no leader going from there.
Our leaders this year are, Roberta Hoey for Juniors and Phill Battelle for Seniors.
They will decide on the rest of the staff team which is then confirmed by PYCC.
Hi everyone, it's Roberta and I'm really excited to be back leading Camp with Phill this year! I'm a Moravian from Kilwarlin in the Irish District but I am currently working and living in London. From being a camper to becoming a staff member and now a leader at camp it has been a real privilege to watch young people come together each year for a week of memories and friendships that I know will last a lifetime. It has been great to visit different parts of the Province in the last year and hope I can get to some more Churches in the coming months. I can't wait to take Camp to Northern Ireland, we have some fantastic plans - it is going to be a new challenge and a great adventure!
Hey. My name's Phill. Lifetime member of Ockbrook Moravian Church in Derby.
I am thrilled to have been invited to lead Senior Summer Camp for a second year after attending camp as a kid and being part of a great team for the last few years. I accepted the invitation to lead on one condition.... we all go down in church records as being the first people to take camp offshore.
The cost of the camp this year is £300 with a £25 discount for booking before 31st March. A deposit of £50 and the booking form is required to secure a place. The deposit cannot be returned after 18th June unless another young person takes the place. We also require a Health Form, with as much information as possible and a consent form for the centre activities. These will be sent to you when your place has been confirmed.
Confirmation of your booking will be sent by email where possible (to save postage). Final payments are due 18th June.
Please send the booking form to: Lindsey Newens at Church House, 5-7 Muswell Hill, London, N10 3TJ. The deposit can be paid by Cheque or by BACS. The balance can be paid in instalments to suit.
If you are on low income and need assistance please contact your minister, or Joy Raynor as we can direct you to sources of funding. Please do not let money be a reason to miss this great opportunity. We will treat all information in confidence.
To find out more information talk to your minister, your PYCC district representative or Joy Raynor, Provincial Youth and Children's officer.
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Long Beach boardwalk plan expected Monday
A plan to use federal money to build a better Long Beach boardwalk is being pitched by Sen. Charles Schumer and city officials.
The plan, expected to be announced Monday, draws on special "hazard mitigation" funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, intended to help communities improve, rather than just replace, damaged facilities and infrastructure, and could mean the 2.2-mile, century-old landmark destroyed by superstorm Sandy gets rebuilt with concrete or long-lasting tropical wood.
The federal government would provide the bulk of funding upfront for the project, expected to cost $25 million, instead of requiring the city to pay upfront and receive reimbursement, saving it any borrowing costs.
A rebuilt boardwalk would be a "symbol to the city, and to every homeowner, that Long Beach is coming back," Schumer (D-N.Y.) said Sunday. But, he said, arguing for structural improvements, a strengthened boardwalk will "save money and lives in the long run. . . . It makes no sense to simply rebuild the boardwalk exactly as it was when we might have, God forbid, future storms."
Schumer said his office has held preliminary talks with the federal disaster-assistance agency. Once the city submits plans for the project, he said, he will call FEMA administrator William Craig Fugate.
City taxpayers would be responsible for up to 12.5 percent of the project's cost, but Schumer said he would argue for FEMA to pick up some of that.
The city council hired LiRo Engineers of Syosset earlier this month to prepare plans and specifications for the new boardwalk.
City Council vice president Fran Adelson said in a brief interview Sunday that while she was not familiar with details of Schumer's plan, "we certainly would want to go forward with what the senator proposes. It would be helpful to us in rebuilding our boardwalk."
City officials have said they hope to open the boardwalk -- or at least parts of it -- by the summer.
The boardwalk was built in 1914 by William H. Reynolds, who brought elephants to the construction site as a publicity stunt. The boardwalk was an integral part of his plan to develop Long Beach into "The Riviera of the East."


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Gabby Giffords Keeps Up Gun Control Crusade In 'Rights And Responsibilities' Tour
Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was nearly killed by a gunman two and a half years ago, is continuing her gun control advocacy with a seven-day, seven-state "Rights and Responsibilities" tour promoting background checks for gun buyers and gun safety for those who already own firearms.
Joined by her husband, former NASA astronaut Mark Kelly, and relatives of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, Giffords has visited seven states from Alaska to Maine, culminating in an appearance in Raleigh, N.C., Sunday.
Giffords, 43, who was a Democratic congresswoman from Tucson, Ariz., says her "Rights and Responsibilities" tour isn't anti-gun at all. In fact, Giffords and Kelly visited several shooting ranges during the tour, praising responsible gun owners. For Giffords, the problem lies with lax gun laws that allow firearms into the hands of irresponsible owners.
"Stopping gun violence takes courage — the courage to do what's right, the courage of new ideas," she said in an Alaska speech, according to the Washington Post. "I've seen great courage when my life was on the line. Now is the time to come together. Be responsible. Democrats and Republicans, everyone — everyone — we must do something. Fight, fight, fight. Be bold, be courageous. The nation is counting on you."
Giffords was joined by several parents who lost their children in the Dec. 14 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Conn. Nicole Hockley, who lost her son Dylan, praised Giffords' efforts during a stop in Maine.
"If all of our politicians were like Gabby, or Sen. [Susan] Collins and Sen. [Angus] King [both of Maine], we would not need to be here today. But they're not, so we are here," Hockley told Portland's WMTW.
In April, Giffords pushed for an administration-backed bill requiring expanded background checks for gun buyers. Under the proposed regulations, anyone purchasing a gun -- including at a gun show or online -- would need to undergo criminal and mental health background checks. The Senate ultimately shot the bill down, and Giffords stated in an op-ed for the New York Times that she was "furious" over the nation's refusal to pass further gun control laws after Sandy Hook.
Giffords' anger over the Senate's decision led directly to the "Rights and Responsibilities" tour. On the tour, she has championed the bipartisan bill as a strong example of "common-sense" gun reform.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT women's volleyball team captured its second consecutive tournament crown as it won the Muhlenberg College Buttermaker Invitational this past weekend. The Engineers (8-1) blanked Albright College (30-11, 30-16, 30-8), King's College (30-13, 30-10, 30-10), and Tufts University (30-24, 30-12, 30-27), before falling to the University of Mary Washington (20-30, 30-28, 30-27, 19-30, 15-11). Despite the loss, Tech received the title as a result of winning five games in the championship bracket while Tufts and Mary Washington each won three. Carrie Buchanan was named the Tournament MVP as Barden Cleeland was selected to the All-Tournament Team.
Cleeland recorded a stellar hitting performance against Albright, tallying 13 kills on 16 errorless attempts for a .813 hitting percentage. Frances Rogoz contributed seven kills while Katie Rowe, Briana Stephenson, and Alex May each totaled five. As a team, MIT hit .358 for the match. Rose Zhong recorded a team-high nine digs as Buchanan and Amanda Morris led the way with three aces apiece. Morris and Cathy Melnikow split setting duties, finishing with 27 and 16 assists, respectively. Alexandra Huston-Carico, Morris and Buchanan rounded out the defense with eight digs each.
The Engineers' hitting success continued against King's as they totaled a .474 team hitting percentage (50 kills, five errors, 95 attempts). Rogoz recorded 10 kills on 15 attempts (.667) as Cleeland and May added eight kills each. Rowe posted five aces as Zhong contributed four of her own to go along with 10 digs. Defensively, Buchanan paced Tech with 22 digs and Stephenson finished with three assisted blocks. Once again, Morris and Melnikow shared setting responsibilities, dishing out 25 and 13 assists.
In Saturday's match-up with Tufts, Rogoz led the way with 13 kills as May added 12. Cleeland had a strong outing, finishing with 13 kills, five aces, and three assisted blocks. Huston-Carico paced the blocking corps with five assisted stops while Morris posted two solo blocks. Buchanan totaled 15 digs and two aces as Morris registered 33 assists and 13 digs.
Buchanan (30 digs), Morris (27 digs), and Stephenson (nine assisted blocks) set new career standards in the Engineers' loss to Mary Washington. Rogoz and Cleeland each recorded 15 kills while Stephenson contributed 14. In addition to nine kills, May bolstered Tech's defense with 12 digs, one solo and six assisted blocks. Melnikow totaled 10 digs as Huston-Carico and Cleeland notched six and five assisted blocks, respectively. Morris tallied 41 assists, resulting in her second double-double of the day.


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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Yamanaka Ino (S)
Not one to be left behind, Ino has trained non-stop to improve her abilities and teamwork. With her improved techniques, Ino can not only control her enemies, but her allies too all while seeing everything on the battlefield.Requirement to unlock: Mission: Blondes Have All the Fun
Mind Body Switch Interference
Ino prepares to interfere with one enemy for 1 turn. The following turn, that enemy will receive 15 damage and if that enemy uses a new harmful skill, they will be countered and this skill will be replaced by that skill for 1 turn. This skill is invisible and can copy all skills.
Cooldown: 1
Chakra required:
Classes: Mental, Ranged, Instant
Proxy Surveillance
For 3 turns all damage reduction and destructible defense effects all enemies use will be reduced by 15 and Ino will know when and where any skill is used. Negative damage reduction or destructible defense increases damage dealt. This skill can't be countered, reflected and is invisible.
Cooldown: 3
Chakra required:
Classes: Mental, Instant
Mind Clone Switch
Ino enters the mind of both of her allies, making their bodies fight on regardless of their state. For 2 turns, both of Ino's allies will ignore all harmful effects other than damage and chakra cost changes. This skill is invisible and will end if Ino dies.
Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Mental, Instant
This skill makes Yamanaka Ino(s) invulnerable for 1 turn.
Cooldown: 4
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Instant
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University News
Recyclemania 2013
January 30, 2013
MACOMB, IL -- The number to beat: 198,000 pounds.
That's how many pounds Western Illinois University recycled during the 2012 Recyclemania competition, a national contest that pits colleges and universities against one another to measure which institutions can reduce, reuse and recycle the most campus waste, and according to WIU Sustainability Coordinator Mandi Green, last year's nearly 200,000 pound effort beat all other years of Western's participation.
This year's Recyclemania competition will be held Sunday, Feb. 3 through Saturday, March 30. More than 600 colleges and universities participated in the 2012 event, resulting in 94.4 million pounds of recovered recyclable materials.
During the contest, schools report recycling and trash data, and then are ranked according to which institution collects the largest amount of recyclables per capita, the largest amount of total recyclables, the least amount of trash per capita or has the highest recycling rate. With each week's reports and rankings, participating schools watch how their results fluctuate against other schools and use this to rally their campus communities to reduce and recycle more.
"We would like to see more people not only recycle as much as they can, but also pay close attention to where they can reduce waste. The truth is that recycling should be your last effort to reduce waste," Green pointed out. "Reducing, followed by reusing [such as refilling water bottles], and finally, recycling should be the steps each of us should follow. Our goals this year include reducing the amount of waste, while increasing our recycling weights. Accomplishing these goals should give Western a much better diversion rate."
Each week during RecycleMania at WIU, staff from Western's Physical Plant will collect and record the amount of recyclables from each residence hall on campus. Waste Management assists the campus community during the next eight weeks by separately weighing each hall's recycled material for more accurate data collection. Schools can then check their standings online.
Some facts that Green likes to share with others include: Americans throw away enough aluminum every month to rebuild the nation's entire commercial air fleet. When one aluminum can is thrown away, as much energy is wasted as if a can was filled halfway with gasoline and then poured on the ground. Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a 100 watt light bulb for 20 hours, a computer for three hours and a television for two hours. Enough plastic bottles are thrown away in the United States each year to circle the earth four times.
To learn even more about environmentalism and sustainability, take part in Western's annual Environmental Summit, which will be held April 3 in the University Union.
RecycleMania began in February 2001, when Ed Newman from Ohio University and Stacy Edmonds Wheeler from Miami University decided something had to be done to increase recycling in the residence and dining halls on their campuses. During the inaugural 10-week competition, Miami University and Ohio University battled to see which school could recycle the most. Western has participated in RecycleMania since 2006.
For more information on WIU's recycling program and other sustainable initiatives, visit wiu.edu/vpas/sustainability/recycling.php or contact Green at (309) 298-1834 or at email@example.com. For more in RecycleMania, visit recyclemania.org
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The NFL informed the Chiefs on Tuesday that Houston made the AFC Pro Bowl roster, replacing injured Denver LB Von Miller.
Waiting for him at the hotel will be familiar faces, teammates S
The former Georgia Bulldog, Houston (6-3, 258) started all 16 games at LOLB for the Chiefs in 2012, joining three other Chiefs players on the defensive side of the ball to open all 16 games.
He led the team with 10 sacks (-69.0 yards).
The 6'3, 258-pound LB also totaled a team-high 19 QB pressures, finished third on the team with 66 tackles (53 solo) and tied for the team lead with 13 tackles-for-loss.
Houston also forced one fumble, recovered one fumble and recorded his first-career INT, returning it for 32 yards.
The Statesboro, GA native has 32 games (26 starts) under his belt, during his two years with Kansas City, earning the numbers below:
• 136 tackles (116 solo)
• 15.5 sacks (-96.5 yards)
• 31 QB pressures
• nine passes defensed
• two forced fumbles
• two fumble recoveries
• one interception (32 yards)
Houston originally joined the Chiefs as the club's third-round pick (70th overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft.


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Broward County Library offers free computer classes at library locations throughout Broward County. Learn the basics of computer usage, new skills to help you at work or in school, or how to navigate the Internet to get the information you need and want.
Do I have to pay to attend a computer class?The computer classes offered by the library are free and open to the public. Computer classes are generously funded in part through a Broward Public Library Foundation Grant and by the Oasis Institute.
Do I need to register in advance for a class?Policies for advance registration for computer classes vary from library to library. If you are interested in taking a particular computer class, please call the library where it will be held and ask about their registration procedures.
Do I need to bring a laptop computer?No. Broward County Library has computer labs with state-of-the-art computers. You may bring a flash drive if you would like to save your work.
What if I've never used a computer before?Broward County Library offers a wide range of classes for all ages and skill levels. If you are new to computer use, we recommend Computer Literacy I or Getting Acquainted with the Computer.
What classes are offered?Broward County Library offers a wide range of computer classes including classes for beginners, Microsoft Word (word processing), Microsoft Excel (spreadsheets), Microsoft Access, Microsoft PowerPoint (presentations), Microsoft Publisher (documents using graphic elements), Internet and e-mail usage, and typing. Please see below for a description of each class.
Are classes offered in other languages besides English?Yes. Currently, Broward County Library offers computer classes in both Spanish and Haitian-Creole. Please check the Computer Class description or call the library location.
Computer Literacy I: Learn how to use basic mouse and keyboard functions to maneuver around the computer screen and how to use various icons and menus by going online to either mousercise or mouserobics.
Computer Literacy II: Build on the skills learned in Computer Literacy I and use windows; access various icons and menus; develop an understanding of the standard concepts of using a computer; and learn common computer terminology.
Computer Literacy III: Build on the skills from Computer Literacy II to learn how to perform many common functions of Microsoft Office Suite such as opening, closing and saving files; page set-up and printing; cutting, copying and pasting; and more.
Getting Acquainted with the Computer: A hands-on class designed for anyone who has never tried a computer before.
Free Email Services/How to Set Up an E-mail Account: Set up your own free, web-based email account and learn how to compose, send, reply and forward messages.
Hot Mail Email: Set up your own free web-based Hot Mail email account and learn how to compose, send, reply and forward messages.
Excel I: Become familiar with the basic functions of Microsoft Excel and learn how to create a spreadsheet and format information.
Excel II: Build on the concepts learned in Excel I and learn more about working in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel. Entering and sorting data, sizing columns/rows, formatting, adding cells to data list and making simple calculations may be covered.
Excel III: Build on the skills learned in Excel II and become more familiar with working in a spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel. Using formulas, making calculations, working with absolute cell references and categorizing may be covered.
Exploring the Internet: Learn how to search for the information you want and practice using different search engines.
File Management: Learn how to perform basic file management skills such as creating, moving, renaming and deleting files.
Introduction to the World Wide Web: Learn basic search skills and how to use a web browser.
(Job Searching and Resume Writing) Create a Resume Using Word and Resume Writing: Use Microsoft Word Resume Wizard to create a resume (other MS Word templates may be discussed).
(Job Searching and Resume Writing) Online Job Searching: Learn how to access Internet websites containing helpful career and job information and how to conduct a job search by occupation and/or geographic area.
(Job Searching and Resume Writing) Resume Writing & Online Job Searching: Learn how to create a resume using the MS Word Resume Wizard and other resume templates as well as how to locate and apply online for jobs using web-based job search engines.
Looking at Windows: Refresh the skills you need to work with the Windows operating system or learn simple tasks such as how to resize and manipulate Window and rearrange the desktop.
Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing: Learn how to enhance your typing with the Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing Software.
Microsoft Access II: Build on the skills learned in Microsoft Access II and learn how to create queries and reports.
PowerPoint I: Learn how to use Microsoft PowerPoint to create a presentation with text, graphics, animation, and design, then learn how to view, save and print.
PowerPoint II: Build on concepts learned in PowerPoint I and learn to create a presentation with graphs, tables, and organizational charts (inserting audio and/or video may be covered).
PowerPoint III: Build on concepts learned in PowerPoint II and learn to create presentations that utilize animation and text emphases, and to edit image properties to better communicate their message.
Publisher I: Learn to use Microsoft Publisher to create professional-looking (inserting clip art and pictures adding text boxes and pages may be covered).
Publisher II: Build on skills learned in Publisher I and learn more about creating professional-looking documents.
Word I: Learn how to use Microsoft Word to work with documents (opening, creating, modifying, saving and more) and to become familiar with the MS Word's basic functions.
Word II: Build on the skills learned in Word I and learn how to set up a document using page set-up, headers and footers, page numbers, columns and lists (spelling and grammar check and the basics of tables may also be covered).
Word III: Build on skills learned in Word II to create and work with more complex documents (formatting documents and tables, copying and pasting text from other MS Word documents, adding footnotes, dates, clip art and photos from the Internet may be included).
Yahoo! Email: Set up your own free web-based Yahoo! email account and learn how to compose, send, reply and forward messages.
Computer Classes in Spanish: Check monthly schedules for classes in Computer Literacy, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and more.
Computer Classes in Haitian Creole: Check monthly schedules for classes in Computer Literacy, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and more.
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A prison escapee sentenced to death for stabbing a woman in the Tallahassee Mall parking lot now wants a new trial.
It's been nearly 14 years since that murder stunned Tallahassee, but Donald Dillbeck claims his attorney made a critical mistake at his trial and he wants Florida's Supreme Court to toss out that guilty verdict.
Donald Dillbeck was serving time for murder when police say he walked away from a prison work detail in Quincy and killed a woman in the Tallahassee Mall parking lot as he tried to steal her car. It was the summer of 1990.
Dillbeck later confessed to the crime in court, hoping a jury would spare him the death penalty. It didn't. Dillbeck's latest attorney is arguing the case before the Florida Supreme Court. He contends Donald Dillbeck never gave his public defender the green light to essentially admit guilt and hope for mercy.
"Nobody ever asked him, 'Mr. Dillbeck, are you in agreement with this? Do you understand what you're doing'? It was generally discussed around him and the fact that he sat there and didn't say anything frankly is not that unusual, most defendants sit there and let their lawyers do the talking," says George Blow, Dillbeck's attorney.
State prosecutors contend Dillbeck had repeated opportunities to say he objected to the strategy and questioned why he would then take the stand and confess to the murder.
"He plead guilty to the jury. He's the one who got up on the stand and admitted to the underlying facts of the case. That makes it very different. That makes it like pleas that occur everyday across the state and across this nation," says Charmaine Millsaps, assistant Attorney General.
The Supreme Court will rule on Dillbeck vs. Florida at a later date. There was a lot of talk about another Tallahassee murder case during that hearing Tuesday.
Donald Dillbeck's lawyer used essentially the same argument as attorneys for Joe Elton Nixon, who was granted a new trial by the Florida Supreme Court last summer.


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There wasn't much to gladden the heart of Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford last night. A missed penalty by a man who he believed shouldn't have been anywhere near the ball, a scrappy performance which could have conceivably ended in defeat and some errant finishing that made the game closer than it ought to be.
A 1-0 win over Galatasaray in the Champions League it might have been, but there wasn't too much to cheer for the gnarled Scot.
Except there was reason to celebrate. Last night marked Ferguson's 100th Champions League win, yet another milestone or a man who has been collecting prizes and landmarks at will over the last 26 years.
So in order to celebrate this feat so rare no other coach has done it, GMF has cobbled together Manchester United's finest ever moments on the continent – if there's any games you feel deserve a mention leave your comment below!
V Bayern Munich, 1999
The game of which the final few minutes are etched on to every Manchester United fan's brain, the Champions League final in 1999 is undoubtedly Sir Alex Ferguson's crowning moment in Europe.
You know the story by now. 1-0 down in the dying minutes of the game at the Nou Camp, Teddy Sheringham bought the sides level with a scrappy goal in the 90th minute before Ole Gunnar Solskjær ensured his place in Manchester history by firing home with 92 minutes gone. Pure euphoria.
V Fenerbache, 2004
One of those nights where everything seemed to tick for one man in particular, Wayne Rooney announced himself to the Manchester United faithful as a man worthy of his hefty transfer fee with a hat-trick on debut against Turkish outfit Fenerbahce.
Rooney became the youngest player in the Champions League to score a hat-trick at 18 years 335 days, and laid on an assist to boot as United romped to a 6-2 win. An icon at Old Trafford was born.
V Juventus, 1999
The game that set up that fateful night in Barcelona was not exactly short on drama either. How different it could all have been had United not fought back from going 2-0 down inside 11 minutes to claim a staggering 3-2 win.
Having drawn the first leg at Old Trafford, Filippo Inzaghi put the Turin-based outfit in the driving seat with two quick strikes, only for Roy Keane to slam home United's first on 24 minutes before Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole struck to put the Red Devils through to the final 4-3 on aggregate.
V Arsenal, 2009
Ten years after Ferguson had first guided his side to the Champions League final he was at it again, befuddling Arsenal in their 2009 semi-fina with a counter-attacking style so dangerous they were 2-0 up in the second leg with just 11 minutes gone.
Carrying over a 1-0 advantage from the first leg United were in devastating form as Park and Ronaldo struck early, before the Portuguese winger rounded off victory with a sublime finish after a breath-taking counter. Robin Van Persie scored a penalty late on but by then it was too late, United were on their way to Rome.
V Chelsea, 2008
The trophy Ferguson wanted to win again so badly was his in 2008 as United triumphed over Chelsea in Moscow four years ago.
The game itself was hardly a classic as Ronaldo's 26th minute goal was cancelled out by Frank Lampard soon after, and with no further goals it came down to the lottery of a penalty shoot-out.
Ronaldo missed his penalty but soon after John Terry slipped and missed with his effort. The shoot-out went to sudden death, with Ryan Giggs scoring from the spot. Nicolas Anelka missed and the trophy belonged to United again.
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if i can 's fix my exhaust problem , gasket keeps on blowing out 88 turbo , i have 2 spare pipes both off xt turbo's are they the same ? if so how hard is it to change pipes ? details ,thanks
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another exhaust question ,88 turbo wagon
Started by 86subaru , Jan 28 2006 08:44 AM
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Posted 28 January 2006 - 08:44 AM
Posted 28 January 2006 - 04:06 PM
i give up , going to have to pay a shop to fix it
Posted 28 January 2006 - 04:43 PM
is it blowing gaskets at the head? if so you can use the xt turbo header. you may have to jack the engine up a inch or so... tkaes an hour or so to do
the header you have may be warped? i had to replace a header a few years ago for the same reason
the header you have may be warped? i had to replace a header a few years ago for the same reason
Posted 28 January 2006 - 05:51 PM
yes that is what i am thinking also , sunday i am going to put on a different header pipe , i already have new gaskets for it ,
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I'm still digging around for my first mb. Mostly on craigslist. Now I get the basics. Helmet. Check. I'll probably also pick up some gloves and try and find some cheap goggles. This might sound pretty dumb as personal safety should be top of the list but I am on a budget.
Should I worry too much about shin guards/knee pads, elbow pands, and under armor?


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By Mary A. Sego
Title: Collection on Arthur A. Sego, 1917-2004
Predominant Dates:1917
Primary Creator: Sego, Arthur A. (1894-1918)
Extent: 1.0 Folders
Date Acquired: 12/18/2009
Subjects: Air pilots, Military, Air pilots--Indiana, Airplanes--Piloting, Flight Archives at Purdue University, Purdue University--Alumni and alumnae
Forms of Material: Articles, Black-and-white photographs
Languages: English
Air pilots, Military
Air pilots--Indiana
Flight Archives at Purdue University
Purdue University--Alumni and alumnae
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Preferred Citation: MSA 30, Collection on Arthur A. Sego, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries


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By Tiernan Ray
Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
It is the morning of the Google (GOOG) price targets. Bernstein Research's Carlos Karjner raised his price target on the stock to $1,000 from $820, citing an attractive risk-reward trade off. Credit Agricole's James Lee also raised his target to $1000, from $900, citing the prospect of improving "cost per click," the rate it gets paid for online ads. And Deutsche Bank's Lloyd Walmsley raised his price target to $935 from $850, citing better mobile business trends.
Writes CLSA's Lee, the company's "enhanced campaigns" program promises to simplify ad buying on mobile devices. "We raise our target price to $1,000 from $900, as we extend our unchanged PE target multiple of 13x into 2015," he writes.
Shares of Google are up $11.10, or 1.4%, at $803.56.
Shares of Apple (AAPL) are down $1.90, or 0.4%, at $446.95, as activist hedgie Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn will host a conference call at 2 pm today to appeal directly to shareholders regarding his proposal Apple issue preferred shares with a 4% dividend. That battle, which emerged earlier this month, is set for a vote at Apple's February 27th shareholder meeting. But Einhorn is also suing Apple in court over the terms of Apple's proxy statement pertaining to preferred shares. You can listen in to Einhorn's presentation at 2 pm, Eastern time, at this address.
Note that Reuters's this morning ran a non-bylined piece describing how Simon Greer, head of the Nathan Cummings Foundation, an investor in Greenlight, said it opposes Einhorn's stance, citing a letter from the Foundation. The item was picked up by Bloomberg this morning as well.
Shares of VeriFone Systems (PAY) continue to be under pressure this morning after yesterday warning results this quarter will substantially miss estimates, and next quarter as well, the stock currently down $12.18, or 38%, at $19.71. There are multiple downgrades this morning, with Citigroup, Piper Jaffray, J.P. Morgan, Suntrust, and Raymond James all cut the stock to Neutral, or the equivalent. One boutique firm, Compass Point, actually raised its rating on the shares to Buy from Neutral.
Citi's Philip Stiller writes "Given the beaten down confidence prior to the preannouncement, PAY has a long uphill battle to rebuild trust and belief in the company on top of ongoing execution issues in a rapidly changing payments landscape."
Piper Jaffray's Gus Richard reiterates an Overweight rating and an $83 price target on Qualcomm (QCOM), saying he thinks Samsung Electronics (005930KS) is having problems getting its flagship "Galaxy S IV" phone out the door because of power issues with its home grown processor. He thinks that could benefit Qualcomm:
"We believe Samsung's Galaxy S4 has slipped and the Galaxy S3 has been in production a quarter longer than expected," writes Richard. "We believe the S4 is being delayed primarily due to power issues with the company's eight-core Exynos Octa […] we believe the company is likely to shift more to external sources. We believe QCOM will pick up more of Samsung's S4 business."
Qualcomm shares this morning are down 60 cents, or almost 1%, at $64.67.


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Marian Gaborik had two goals and two assists, and tallied the go-ahead score in the third period, to lead the New York Rangers in a 5-2 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.
Marc Staal and Brad Richards each posted a goal and an assist for the Rangers, who won for just the second time in five games this season. Henrik Lundqvist made 15 saves in the win.
James van Riemsdyk and Mikhail Grabovski each had a goal for the Maple Leafs, who have lost three of their last four. James Reimer gave up four goals on 41 shots.
"[Reimer] played his heart out there," said van Riemsdyk. "A couple of those goals, [there was] not much he could have done."
Toronto had a one-goal lead in the third, but Staal tied it on a pretty tic- tac-toe play. On the rush, Gaborik passed it from the left wing to the low left side. From there, Michael Del Zotto one-touched the puck to the slot and Staal finished it with a one-timer at the 7:36 mark.
The Rangers then went on top with 7:03 to play as a slap shot from Staal at the left point was redirected into the net by Gaborik for a 3-2 lead.
New York gave itself some insurance with 2:52 to play as Del Zotto blasted a shot from the right point that was blocked by a Leaf, but the puck came back and his second shot went off of Brian Boyle and past Reimer.
Gaborik's empty-net goal with 1:15 to play accounted for the final margin.
"You learn about team character and what you've got in the room," said Rangers center Brian Boyle on the team's third-period comeback. "I think that was the closest we've come to what we feel is our identity."
The first goal of the game went to Toronto at the 6:25 mark of the first period. Nikolai Kulemin had the puck at the right boards and threw it to the slot for John-Michael Liles, who then sent it down low where Grabovski out- waited Lundqvist before putting it into the net.
Toronto took a 2-0 lead on the power play later in the first period. Skating on the power play, Liles blasted a shot on net from the right point that was redirected by van Riemsdyk. Lundqvist made the initial save, but the rebound sat on the doorstep and van Riemsdyk shot it in off the left post with 2:45 to play in the frame.
New York cut its deficit in half in the second period. On a rush play, a shot from Rick Nash was stopped and Gaborik got a whack at the rebound before Richards put it in at the 5:43 mark.
Game Notes
Toronto next plays on Tuesday in Buffalo ... The Rangers host the Flyers on Tuesday ... Each team won twice in the series last season ... Toronto went 1-for-4 on the power play while New York was 0-for-4 ... The Rangers reportedly signed center Jason Arnott to a one-year contract, pending a physical, on Saturday.


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|System: Xbox 360, PS3
|Dev: Yukes
|Pub: THQ
|Release: October 30, 2012
|Players: 1
|Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p
A new gameplay element has been introduced in WWE '13 called "OMG moments." These moments are essentially quick time events that you can activate in the middle of a match under certain circumstances. They allow spectacular match-changing events to take place. For example, if you play the Big Show, you may be able to choke-slam your opponent so hard that the ring falls apart. You can similarly interact with special arenas, such as cages, allowing you to slam people through or off the top of structures. You can even interact with the crowd and the announcers if the right button prompts come up. Some fans have worried that this will "unbalance" the game, but the WWE franchise has never really been about balance as much as it is about spectacle.
Unfortunately, there isn't a whole lot else to talk about. Everything else has practically been copy-pasted from WWE '12. Limb targeting returns, the submission and pin systems return, and even move-sets are at this point mostly identical to WWE '12's. Perhaps THQ will reveal something else groundbreaking before the game's release, but it is looking unlikely.
Even though hands-on time has been limited and preview videos have been sparse, it's safe to say we all know what to expect from WWE '13. It's another title in the WWE franchise with an interesting new mode and an expanded roster. This is more than enough to get hardcore wrestling fans to buy it, but for the rest of us it's probably not worth full price. Similarly, if you weren't a WWE fan before, then WWE '13 probably won't make you a believer. Either way, be on the lookout for WWE '13 when it releases late October.
Angelo M. D'Argenio
Contributing Writer
Date: August 17, 2012
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Although I don't remember their arguments well, leftists used to throw around charges quite frequently that Bush/Cheney abused the power of the Presidency to further their agenda. I think most concerns were in the area of law enforcement and civil liberties. I would probably agree with some of those arguments (if I remembered them better).
But it seems that President Obama is regularly using the power of the Presidency in a variety of extra-Constitutional ways. One could argue that buying a controlling interest in corporations is outside the scope of the Executive, as is setting terms of compensation for corporate executives. But even more troubling are his actions in wake of the oil spill. Ordering a corporation to establish a multi-billion dollar compensation fund has no basis in Constitutional powers, nor does an order to halt legal drilling in the Gulf absent clear evidence of wrong-doing (how is this different from searching people's homes or arresting people without probable cause?).
A federal judge in New Orleans just issued an injunction against Obama's drilling moratorium. Although I'm nervous about future problems with deep sea wells, I'm also worried about the large economic destruction done by Obama's moratorium (Governor Haley Barbour is probably right in claiming that the damage done by the moratorium is larger than the damage done by the oil spill) and even more worried about the precedent that a President can shut down entire industries without some sort of due process.
The Congress has long abused its regulatory authority and the Court has effectively allowed the commerce clause of the Constitution to obliterate the contract clause. But at least Congress has some minimal authority to regulate commerce. Where does the President derive his authority to make such sweeping intrusions into the private sector?
Apparently abuse of power is of no concern to the left if that power is being used to abuse profit-making corporations. Perhaps if the shareholders and workers in the oil industry were residents of Guantanamo the left would be concerned about their rights.


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June 4, 2010 > Summer learning programs
When schools close for the summer, safe and enriching learning environments are out of reach and replaced by boredom, lost opportunities and risk for too many children. New analysis of data from the America After 3PM study measures the extent of this problem, concluding that just 27 percent of California's schoolchildren (an estimated 1,844,377 kids) participate in summer learning programs' safe, structured programs that provide a variety of activities designed to encourage learning and development in the summer months.Sixty-six percent of California kids (an estimated 3,278,892 children) not currently enrolled in a summer learning program would likely participate, based on parent interest. Five in six California parents (84 percent) support public funding for these programs.America After 3PM is a survey of nearly 30,000 households across the United States, commissioned by the Afterschool Alliance and JCPenney Afterschool in 2009. The summer learning report is sponsored by The Wallace Foundation. It finds that just 25 percent of children in the United States attend summer learning programs. Nearly half of kids whose parents say they are interested in enrolling them in summer learning programs (46 percent) qualify for free or reduced price lunches."In California, we're losing critical opportunities to educate and enrich our students during the summer," said Anna Araujo, Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of East Los Angeles and an Afterschool Ambassador for the Afterschool Alliance. "All students should have the chance to participate in summer learning programs so they can explore their talents, maintain their academics and enrich their lives.""These findings are sobering, especially because we know that inequities in summer learning are a major contributor to the achievement gap between high- and low-income students," said Afterschool Alliance Executive Director Jodi Grant. "By not creating and funding enough summer learning programs, we are missing the chance to engage and educate millions of students during the summer, and instead are leaving them unsupervised and at risk." Grant urged lawmakers to fund 21st Century Community Learning Centers, which support afterschool and summer programs."The long summer break is a precarious time when many low-income children fall behind academically and lose the nutritious meals, supervision, and structure that school provides," said Ron Fairchild, chief executive officer of the National Summer Learning Association. "This survey shows just how great the demand is for meaningful summer activities and that too many children are left wanting for quality programs - the very children who could benefit most if given the opportunity. Policymakers and educators who are cutting summer programs should pay attention to these findings."The new report and state data are available online at www.afterschoolalliance.org. America After 3PM Special Report on Summer is sponsored by The Wallace Foundation. All data cited in the report are from the 2009 America After 3PM research, which was sponsored by JCPenney Afterschool.Between March and May 2009, 29,754 parents/guardians responded to survey questions about their after school and summer child care arrangements during the summer of 2008 and the 2008-2009 school year. RTi, a market research firm, conducted the survey and analyzed the data for the Afterschool Alliance. According to U. S. Census data from 2007, the total school-age population is 57.3 million, which is the foundation for the national projections in America After 3PM Special Report on Summer.The Afterschool Alliance is a nonprofit public awareness and advocacy organization working to ensure that all children have access to quality afterschool programs. More information is available at www.afterschoolalliance.org.The Wallace Foundation is an independent, national foundation dedicated to supporting and sharing effective ideas and practices that expand learning and enrichment opportunities for all people. The Foundation maintains an online library of lessons at www.wallacefoundation.org about what it has learned, including knowledge from its current efforts aimed at: strengthening educational leadership to improve student achievement; enhancing out-of-school-time learning opportunities including summer learning; and building appreciation and demand for the arts.


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The Dallas Mavericks have further strengthened their backcourt options with the signing of free agent point guard Devin Harris.
30-year-old Harris, the fifth overall pick out of the University of Wisconsin in the 2004 NBA draft, will embark upon his second stint in a Mavs uniform after a three-year spell in Texas that ended in 2008 after he was traded to the then New Jersey Nets in exchange for Jason Kidd.
Following three seasons in New Jersey, Harris was traded again, this time to the Utah Jazz as part of the deal that brought Deron Williams to the Nets.
He spent just a solitary season in Salt Lake City before being acquired by the Atlanta Hawks in July 2012.
He averaged 9.9 points and 3.4 assists in one season with the Hawks, departing following the climax of the season as an unrestricted free agent.
Harris is the latest in a long list of new additions at American Airlines Center, with owner Mark Cuban clearly desperate to revive a faltering roster that failed to make the playoffs for the first time this since the 1999-2000 season.
Dallas, who won a maiden NBA title with victory over the Miami Heat in 2011, were one of the five teams vying for the signature of coveted All-Star center Dwight Howard earlier this summer, but ultimately lost out as Howard opted to join the Houston Rockets.
Following that rejection, coach Rick Carlisle and the Maverick's front office have been frantically searching for adequate alternatives as they attempt to provide ageing forward Dirk Nowitzki with a supporting cast capable of making another title bid.
In addition to Harris, the Mavericks have acquired Spanish point guard Jose Calderon, former Milwaukee Bucks shooting guard Monta Ellis, veteran center Samuel Dalembert as well as rookies Ricky Ledo, Gal Mekel and Shane Larkin.
Starters O.J Mayo and Chris Kaman left the franchise in order to join the Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers respectively.
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App Store Update: July 13
July 13, 2012 - Adult Swim's excellent Major Mayhem has gone free to close out this week in Apps.
Games You May Like
- Puzzle
- iPhone
Those bitter birds are back in the long-awaited official sequel to the blockbuster phenomenon Angry Birds.
Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a puzzle adventure game that follows the story of 5 crossed destinies and a broken love in a world torn apart.
Road Not Taken is an original puzzle game about life and loss that takes place in an ever-changing forest, in the aftermath of a brutal winter storm.
Oversee the daily operations inside a Vault with Fallout Shelter, a simulation game based on the post-apocalyptic Fallout franchise.
In LEGO Batman: Beyond Gotham for mobile devices, the Caped Crusader joins forces with the Super Heroes of the DC Comics universe and blasts…
The living will have to survive amongst the dead in this game based on The Walking Dead, the widely acclaimed comic book series and television series.


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In September, the New York Mills Lions approved a $10,000 donation to the city of New York Mills to help cover costs of a $44,000 elevator rehab project. In a phone interview, Lions Club President Davis Leino-Mills said the reason the group donated was two-fold: First, the Lions use the City Hall Ballroom for their monthly meetings. Second, the Lions offer bar services in conjunction with events in the ballroom - which are prime fundraising opportunities for the group.
The New York Mills School and community members recently participated in "a unique fundraiser with KLN Family Brands," raising a total of $17,000 for the school, according to KLN spokesperson Josie Hendrickx. The funds were split and given to various causes: $12,000 for new football field lights, $4,000 to the Booster Club and $1,000 to the Close-Up group. In a seven-day period, more than 1,200 total volunteer hours were dedicated to the fundraiser.
The streets of Perham set the scene in Richard Maxwell's new play, "Neutral Hero," now playing at a theater in New York City. Perham was a major source of inspiration for the play, Maxwell revealed in a phone interview last week. He both wrote and directed the show. Through character dialogue, New York City audiences can clearly imagine driving into Perham from the south on Highway 78, traveling over the Highway 10 bypass, and continuing down 3rd Avenue.
Teachers and administrators in New York Mills School began a formal six-step process this week "to provide a guaranteed and viable curriculum that aligns with state standards and benchmarks," elementary principal Judith Brockway announced to the school board Monday night. Brockway said over the years, the curriculum requirements for schools have multiplied, yet the hours in a school day have not. "It's kind of staggering, all the things that have been added to the plate of teachers and educators," Brockway said.
"The enrollment numbers were disappointing this month," said Perham-Dent School District's Business Manager, Kristi Werner, during a school board meeting last week. District-wide, the most recent enrollment report showed a loss of 20 students - nine down at the high school, five from the middle school and six from the elementary. This brings the total number of students lost since the beginning of the school year to 24. However, Werner said, enrollment numbers fluctuate from week to week. "This is just a snapshot of what enrollment was on one day," she explained.
Perham High School will be one of just five schools in the nation to participate in a high school motorcycle build in collaboration with S and S Cycle Incorporated's 55th Anniversary. On completion, the custom bike will go on tour with S and S Cycle to some of the biggest motorcycle events in the country, including Sturgis. Next fall, when the tour is done, the bike will be given back to the school to be sold. Kurt Peterson, custom bike designer at Lil' Evil Inkorpor8ted in Perham, brought the idea to the school board at a meeting last week.
New York Mills School Superintendent Todd Cameron has announced his intent to retire, effective Aug. 31, 2013. He made the official announcement Monday evening during a meeting of the NY Mills School Board. The board will begin looking into options for filling the open position in November. Cameron began as NY Mills School Superintendent in Feb.
Need a good reason to check out the newest styles? The Catholic Daughters have one - raising funds for local and national charities. For more than 35 years, the Catholic Daughters group of Perham has put together a Fall Style Show. This year's show will be held at Mulligan's on Saturday, Oct. 27, beginning with brunch at 9:30 a.m. Immediately following brunch will be the style show, silent auction and door prizes. This year's theme will be 'Santa Clause is Coming to Town.' All styles on display will be from local merchants, many of which will be participating for the first time. Court St.
Editor's note: This is the second in a four-part weekly series introducing the new teachers at Perham schools. This fall, three new teachers started at Prairie Wind Middle School in Perham. District-wide there were 22 teachers hired, with the middle school seeing the smallest increase. Principal Scott Bjerke said in an email to the newspaper that the affect of new teachers reaches far beyond the school's walls.
New York Mills resident, Cindy Fox, recently published an award-winning story called "Crisscross." Her story won first place from Jackpine Writer's Bloc in the creative nonfiction category. The work appeared in a compilation book of short stories called, "The Talking Stick." The story, "captures a moment while I sat at my father's funeral," Fox explained in a phone interview. It uses "images to portray my feelings." "Crisscross" is the 12th article Fox has had published since she started writing in 2009.


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HAWLEY - The Pocono Lake Region Chamber of Commerce will host the Fifth Annual Fall Classic Car Show in Bingham Park on Sunday, October 6, rain or shine. The event is open to the public from noon until 4 p.m.
The admission donation is $5 per person and children under 12 enter free. Auto registration is 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.; $10 per car in advance (on or before October 2nd) and $15 on the day of the event.
All makes and models are welcome, with participant ballot judging of cars. Special multiple awards from pre-1930 to present day including individual models. Trophies to Mayor's Choice, Best Power Plant, People's Choice, Work in Progress, Best Foreign, Best Custom, Best Convertible, Commissioners Choice, and Best 4 X 4. A trophy for newer models will be awarded as well. (Classes may be combined or divided at the discretion of the committee). Awards ceremony will take place at approximately 3:30 p.m.. New this year, Best Modern Car and Truck categories as well as Best Custom Street Rod and Most Unique Vehicle.
Major sponsors include Hawley Market IGA, Lake Region IGA, and Bold Gold Media Group. Trophy sponsors to date include Stimpy Transport Company, Shooky's Distributer, Lake Region Beer Store, Hawley Mayor Kevin Hawk, Wayne County Commissioners, and the Pocono Lake Region Chamber of Commerce. Trophy sponsors are now being accepted for only $50. The business name will be engraved on a trophy for just $50.
Food and beverages will be available, and each entrant will receive a complimentary gift! 50 / 50's, prize drawings, plus music and entertainment provided by DJ Ricky Z and Bold Gold Media Group's Classic Hits 105.3.
Car show registration forms are available by emailing the Pocono Lake Region Chamber at email@example.com or by calling (570)226-3191.


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|2012-09-12, 07:52
|Link #3403
Emperor of the Expected
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
|2012-09-12, 08:20
|Link #3406
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2010
Furuichi lost anyway, even if he will summon someone next ep it will be comedic relief at best. He will get another loli or useless person, unless there is still someone powerfull enough to stand a chance with Oga, and I don't think grandpa is one of persons on the summon list.
|2012-09-12, 08:22
|Link #3407
Emperor of the Expected
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
|2012-09-12, 14:26
|Link #3408
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: 幻想郷
Age: 30
It's alright calling Furuichi creep and at all but who would not used that kind of power if it's bestowed upon them from heavens (in this case hell). Lamia looked pretty worried and even Hilda tried to took some measures and make plan before taking out Furuichi without giving him a harm. He has already toxin in his body. His body started to corrode (brain and mind) and because of toxins he is not aware of the fact that he might end up in worst situation. Oga also looked pretty serious here so I don't think next chapter will be all fun and filled with comic relief elements. Furuichi might even lose his sanity or at least his eye sight. If something like that happen then I don't think other people he defeated before will harm or call him creep like in old days but it's comedy shounen after all. I don't think this kind of thing might happen and like you guys said Oga could beat him easily and without happening anything to his body he can back to his old-self and being treated as trash by everyone which I don't want to see that sort of conclusion. To tell you truth I pitty him and even he is acting like a jerk I think he deserves more good treatment from others but that would damage comic side of the manga for sure, anyways. I hope in the next arc we can see some sort of serious story development.
|2012-09-12, 15:55
|Link #3410
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Age: 28
He fought MK5 as a test, but everyone beats on them. And they made fun of him.
He took down the karate club because they were harassing people (and then asked them where they got the money. Dude was intending to return it to their proper owners)
Miki was another test, and even then Miki struck first. You could say they were both at fault.
After that it was Himekawa and Kanzaki, who had been making fun of him for quite awhile.
Toujo picked a fight with him when Furuichi had no intention to face him, and so has Oga.
At the core, he's had 3 reasons to fight. For respect, as a test of his new strength, and because the other person started it. They are better reasons than some of the other delinquents.
He might have gone a little mad with power, but he's not exactly gone off the deep end either. Still, he's had a couple of creepy moments too. Can't deny that.
|2012-09-12, 15:58
|Link #3411
Not A Loli-con....
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Somewhere in the 11th dimension
|2012-09-12, 16:25
|Link #3412
I disagree with you all.
Join Date: Dec 2005
But I agree. The only one he picked a fight with for no reason was Oga. And it was more acting loopy than anything.
The others... He may have provoked them a bit, but they struck first. And his provocations aren't any worse than calling him Creepichi.
|2012-09-12, 16:27
|Link #3413
Join Date: Jan 2009
Age: 28
But now, one clearly can see how much those drug-like tissues had made its toll on him already.
Btw, I don't see why he should say good bye forever to those tissues, maybe he can get some and use them just-in-case, one can be a badass and a comic relief in the same character.
|2012-09-12, 18:31
|Link #3414
The Last Frontier
Join Date: Apr 2004
|2012-09-12, 21:58
|Link #3415
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: 2D world
|2012-09-12, 22:28
|Link #3416
too lazy to post
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Germany
Age: 28
And lol at the borrowing someone else power. As if Oga or Himekawa are beating all of their enemies with their own powers, please.
Furuchi is acting like an arrogant asshole and pretty much lost control. But everyone he beat up deserved it or saw it coming.
|2012-09-12, 22:40
|Link #3417
Emperor of the Expected
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
|2012-09-12, 23:08
|Link #3418
Not A Loli-con....
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Somewhere in the 11th dimension
I'd be willing to bet that even the author didn't expect people to read this much into it.... Creepyichi is being Creepyichi .... in the end just like with the money he will just lose everything and go back to being the side kick... and everyone will laugh again...
|2012-09-12, 23:09
|Link #3419
too lazy to post
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Germany
Age: 28
It was a small provocation not even an insult and the only one who had any right to get angry was Himekawa. Both Himekawa and Kanzaki acted like some tough shit only because it was Furuchi. If it was someone else they would have brushed it off. They are no better than Furuchi as they abuse the fact that they are strong just as much as Furuchi does now. They deserved their beating.
And of course he freaked out. He is weak and he knows that. That's why he is abusing this power as much as he can. Who would not? He is a normal average joe so he will abuse it 100%. Problem is that he went mad and acts too arrogant.
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