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I really had so much fun making this zombie character from the very popular show Spongebob Squarepants. As you know I already made tutorials on zombie Spongebob and zombie Patrick. My brother and I came up with the idea to do a lesson on "how to draw zombie Sandy", step by step. At first I was going to do a Squidward version of a zombie, but then I thought that I could make Sandy look like one cool scary walking dead figure. As you know Sandy is one of the characters that is not scared of anything and likes to tackle everything. She will not back down from any fight, task, or struggle and if she gets hurt in the end, so be it. I can't tell you how much fun I had making this zombie version on one of the most popular characters from the Spongebob franchise. Hopefully you guys get a kick out of learning the ropes to drawing zombie Sandy Cheeks. I had fun and hopefully so do you. Thanks guys and have an awesome drawing day. Peace people!
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denisedequevedo needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 53 designs submitted by 33 freelance designers.
Looking for a logo for the company.
Desired Color Scheme:
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Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png)
A magnolia flower can be used, but not required. I would like it to look professional, not too girlie. Simple and modern.
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I am having trouble understanding how Eq (2.6) in this paper (PDF) $$Z[\mathcal{L},\mathcal{M}_{n}]\propto\langle\Phi(u,0)\tilde{\Phi}(v,0)\rangle_{\mathcal{L}^{(n)},\mathbb{R}^{2}}$$
generalizes to Eqn (2.7) $$\langle\mathcal{O}(x,y;\mbox{ sheet i })...\rangle_{\mathcal{L},\mathcal{M}_{n}}=\frac{\langle\Phi(u,0)\tilde{\Phi}(v,0)\mathcal{O}_{i}(x,y)...\rangle_{\mathcal{L}^{(n)},\mathbb{R}^{2}}}{\langle\Phi(u,0)\tilde{\Phi}(v,0)\rangle_{\mathcal{L}^{(n)},\mathbb{R}^{2}}}$$
It's quite possible that some of you with more experience in CFTs will be able to immediately answer this for me without the context, but here it is anyway: we want to evaluate the partition function on the Riemann manifold $\mathcal{M}_{n}$ which consists of $n$ flat 2D sheets joined together at the branch cut between $u$ and $v$ in the manner shown in Fig 1 in the paper. We do this by modeling the manifold as $n$ disconnected flat sheets with twist fields inserted at the branch points. It turns out that the original partition function is proportional to the correlation function of two twist fields as in Eq. 2.6.
Later on, the paper makes use of the correlation function with insertions of the stress-energy tensor, so that generalization (with the equality sign) is crucial. Your help is appreciated!
In particular, how does this NOT mean that the partition function in Eq 2.6 is not actually proportional to the two-point function but is simply equal to one? (I am replacing the $\mathcal{O}$'s in (2.7) with one to make this claim)


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What constitutes a firm? There are some attributes which make a website design company highly desirable. Some of these aspects are:
High Design Quality: A professional web design firm will ensure that the end product is always of highest quality. The design firm has the expertise and experience to deliver high-end product. The design professionals of the company have ample skills and knowledge in all the advanced technologies required for the creation of a sophisticated high quality website. The firm keeps quality of the website ahead of every other consideration.
Turn-Around Time: A professional website design company knows what it takes to create a website that matches your aspirations. This knowledge makes it possible to provide you with the design in the least possible time. Existence of professionals who are adept in the latest techniques and languages of web designing also enables the firm to deliver the website on time.
Experience & accessibility: Firms that are developing websites for quite long have the understanding of what it entails to build a good quality website. That's the very reason they are in the business for quite long and make them a professional agency. Professional web design companies are highly accessible and open to communication. It understands that customer is the king and goes an extra mile to ensure that the customer is happy with the end product.
Additional Services: A professional agency knows that it is not enough to build just a website and deliver to customers. There are other services that would be required by the customer to fully enjoy the benefits of launching a website. These services include hosting of the website once it has been designed and developed, domain name registration, search engine optimization services and others. It is the availability of these services as part and parcel of the web development service which makes a website designing company, special and way ahead of competition.


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mas necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
RibbedTee undershirts is a new clothing line startup initially focused on creating an innovative new undershirt design that brings together the very best features of a ribbed tank top and the typical undershirt. We're looking to create a professional company website leveraging the new logo design and color scheme.
Desired Color Scheme:
See project description for exact colors.
Desired Style:
See project description.
Accepted File Formats:
Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
We're looking for help to create that one-of-a-kind website! We promise to provide quick, candid, and detailed feedback on all the design submissions.
Currently we have a placeholder website at (http://www.ribbedtee.com). We're looking to create a professional company website, but we're looking for a site that has that clean, "Web 2.0" type of look and one that leverages the innovative design of our new logo ("the cube").
The webpage concept should include two page designs:
1. Home Page
2. Shop Online
Versions of our our company logo are available at:
Colors used:
light gray: R 194, G 193, B 193 (#C2C1C1)
gray: R 131, G 130, B 129 (#838281)
dark gray: R 56, G 52, B 49 (#383431)
orange: R 231, G 120, B 23 (#E77817)
To start, we would only need a relatively flat site structure: Home, About, Contact, Shop Online, and possibly a blog (our site currently uses WordPress as the blog).
We need something reasonably easy to manage that uses stylesheets to define all the layout.
Initially, the shop online section would be fairly light. We are designing an undershirt that will be initially sold to men, available in sizes S, M, L, XL, 3 colors, and two styles (v-neck and crew neck). We'll expand to women as well over time. We'll likely have pictures of men models wearing our t-shirts in the various colors.
We'll leverage some opensource shopping cart/ecommerce software so the website design will have to have some header components (i.e. navigation, branding) that can be easily embedded in a template-based shopping cart that's hosted elsewhere.


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Kenya: Risk Assessment
Country Risk Rating
Business Climate Rating
- East Africa's leading economy
- Pivotal role in the East African Community, the leading African common market
- Diversified agriculture and expanding services sector (telecommunications and financial services)
- Improved business climate
- Dynamic demographic and emerging middle class
- Country dependent on hydroelectric power and rain-fed agriculture
- Persistent bottlenecks and skills shortages
- Terrorist threat
- Improving governance, but persistent corruption
- Ethnic divisions
Current Trends
Strong Growth Despite the Political Uncertainty and Slow Credit Growth
Slowed by the drought, the slow progress of credit and political uncertainty in 2017, growth is expected to be strong in 2018. It will feel the benefits of the ending of the drought conditions which acted to restrict growth in the primary and secondary sectors (with the agri-industries). Cash crops (tea, coffee, and horticulture) should, therefore, help redress the negative contribution to the balance of trade. Public investment will continue as the driving force of growth, thanks mainly to the development of infrastructure projects. Start of work on the road between Malindi and Bagamoyo (Tanzania) will boost the construction sector. Completion of projects, such as the Nairobi-Mombasa rail link and the opening of the second container terminal at Mombasa port, will boost the transport sector. However, despite the range of initiatives attempted to improve the business climate, the inadequacies of the credit supply and the clashes triggered by the difficult electoral context in the second half of 2017, could lead to a slowdown in private investment. The political situation could also impact on household consumption, although this should remain firm thanks to a fall in the rate of inflation. Consumption will also be the driving force for services, despite tourism, on an upwards trajectory, possibly suffering the negative perceptions of a worsening security situation. Whilst the pressures on food prices have eased, the removal of subsidies on foodstuffs and domestic demand mean that inflation is likely to remain around the middle of the Central Bank's target range (5% ±2.5%).
Cost of Elections Weighs Down Public Accounts
After widening in 2017 as a result of increased current expenditure, mainly because of the organization of two election, the budget deficit is expected to shrink in 2018. The removal of subsidies on corn, introduced to deal with the risk of food shortages, should reduce the level of current expenditure. Reducing this latter, which has been constantly growing in recent years, is a priority for the Treasury, with the aim of giving itself room for maneuver in increasing development spending. Strong growth and the reforms to the tax administration should help to further boost receipts. The deficit will once again be financed through a combination of domestic, the majority, and foreign borrowing. Whilst the external debt (52% of the total stock) is for the most part concessionary, the rapid escalation of indebtedness is of growing concern. The build-up of domestic debt may generate a crowding-out effect on the private sector.
The current account deficit should reduce slightly in 2018. The scale of the balance of goods deficit is however expected to continue weighing on the global balance the improvement in climatic conditions will allow increased exports of tea and horticultural products. Although the first barrels of crude should start being exported in 2018, the oil will not make a significant contribution to reducing the trade deficit before 2021. Imports of capital goods will continue at a high level, but with a rate of growth below that of exports. The balance of invisibles (services, transfers, and revenues) will remain in surplus thanks in the main to tourism and remittances from expatriate workers. Despite the reigning political uncertainty, the country is still an attractive proposition for foreign capital, making it possible therefore to finance the deficit. In addition, its currency reserves, equal to 5 months of imports, will provide a buffer against potential external shocks, and help limit the volatility of the Kenyan shilling.
Political Uncertainty Undermining Business Climate
In 2017, President Uhuru Kenyatta was re-elected for a second term of office at the end of a contentious political process. The general elections on 8 August 2017, anxiously awaited given the country's history of political instability, led to an unexpected outcome. Following the announcement of the re-election of Mr. Kenyatta (54% of votes) and, notably, after Raila Odinga, the leading opposition candidate, had rejected the results produced by the Electoral Commission (IEBC), the Supreme Court canceled the election result on the grounds of irregularities, for which the IEBC was held responsible, and called for the holding of a new election. Tarnished by a boycott by M. Odinga, who deemed the reforms of the IEBC inadequate, the victory of the outgoing president with more than 98% of votes, but with a very low turnout (39% against 79% in August), during the election on 26 October, was validated by the Supreme Court. Although Mr. Kenyatta was sworn-in, the rejection of the outcome by the opposition and the refusal to cooperate could hinder the restoration of normal governance. Alongside this political incertitude, there is also the security environment and the ongoing threat from Shebabs, undermining the perception of the business climate. According to the Doing Business 2018 rankings, this has improved: the country simplified the business creation process, shortened the registration process with a dedicated office and set-up a platform allowing companies to submit tax declarations online. The country is thus in 80th place in the world rankings in terms of doing business, and in third place regionally.


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Backing outsiders: Selection strategies for discontinuous innovation. R&D Management Journal. 40, 345-434.(2010).
Selection Strategies for Discontinuous Innovation. 8th Annual Conference of the European Academy of Management (EURAM) 2008.(2008).
Opening Up Healthcare Innovation: Innovation solutions for a 21st century healthcare system. AIM Executive Briefing.(2012).
Open Collective Innovation. The power of the many over the few. 26.(2011).
Radical Innovation: Making the right bets. AIM Executive Briefing. (2.07 MB)(2009).
Twelve search strategies that could save your organisation. AIM Executive Briefing Note.(2007).
Looking for Innovation - Companies stretch beyond comfort zone for eureka moments. Wall Street Journal (Business Insight) & MIT Sloan Management Review Online.(2009).


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I'm satisfied with my time in America and I learned a lot there, but it's still a foreign country where the way they treat you is completely different to Russia. They do try to get the best out of you, but then again, you always get the blame if even the slightest thing goes wrong
Aleskey Morozov quote! Barely remember him saying much as a player.
There is some truth in his quote. NOT the always part, but some truth.
*i didn't see in hockey related or in pens; all apologies if posted.


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Mortgage's & Repossession
What you can do to avoid repossession – a guide
There are several things you can do to make sure your home isn't repossessed. It's never too late to get advice, so don't walk away or hand over your keys to your financial provider. Find out how to get help to keep your home if you are facing repossession.
Talk to your financial provider about your situation
Speak to your financial provider as soon as you think you have a problem making your mortgage repayments.
Put together a simple action plan to help you keep your home
Your financial provider will treat you fairly
Generally, financial providers are willing to talk about your situation and help you find a solution. There is a set of conditions called the 'pre-action protocol', which your financial provider must fulfill to give you every chance to keep your home. If your case goes to court, you and your financial provider have to prove you have followed the pre-action protocol to the judge.
Your financial provider must:
- tell you how much you owe and any interest charges you'll have to pay
- consider a request from you to change the way you pay your bond
- respond to any offer of payment you make
- give you their reasons for turning down your offer of payment within ten working days
- give you 15 working days' written warning if they plan to start court action because you haven't kept to a repayment agreement
How your financial provider can help
To help you manage your repayments, your lender may:
- agree to change or lengthen the term of your loan
- accept reduced payments from you in the short term
- add any repayment debt to the amount you have borrowed
You need to:
- show you are willing to make repayments you can afford
- pay what you can, when you can, if you can't afford the full payments at the moment
- get a written copy of any repayment arrangement you make with your financial provider
- Keep in regular contact with your financial provider and let them know about any changes in your circumstances
Seek free and independent financial advice
Speak to an adviser immediately if you can't reach a repayment agreement with your financial provider or can't pay at all
A trained money adviser from an independent agency can give you free and impartial advice about:
- talking to your financial provider
- managing your debt
- creating a budget
- any government-backed schemes you may be eligible for, like Housing Subsidies
- any other benefits or financial help you may qualify for
Considering selling your home
If you are very behind with your mortgage repayments, in order to avoid repossession, you may want to consider selling your home. You can do this independently or in some cases with help from your financial provider. This could result in you getting a better price for your property than if it were repossessed.
If you decide to sell your property, you should discuss the matter with your financial provider first. They may offer some assistance. This is where you put your property up for sale with the involvement of your financial provider. Sometimes they can help with some of the costs of the sale or move.
You should always get advice from an independent financial adviser to discuss what is right for you.
You should also get legal advice on how a decision to sell your house might affect your legal rights, in case you need assistance from your local authority.
Read any letters you receive from your lender
If you have fallen behind with your bond payments, your financial provider will send you a letter called a 'notice of default'. Make sure you read this letter – it will give information about how much you owe and any action your financial provider plans to take.
You need to:
- speak to your financial provider straight away – you could still reach an agreement with your financial provider at this stage
- get help from an independent adviser – take the letter with you
- Your financial provider can start legal action to repossess your home if you don't respond to the letter or can't reach a repayment agreement. Even at this stage you can still get help to avoid repossession.
Get ready for the hearing, if you have a court date
Repossession doesn't happen automatically. Even if you have been given a date to attend court, you can still get help to keep your home.
Go to your court hearing
It is vital that you go to your court hearing. It's your opportunity to explain your situation to the judge. If you don't go, it's much more likely the judge will decide you have lost the right to keep your home.
What to do if your bond provider takes you to court
Find out how you know your bond provider is taking you to court, and how repossession of your home can be postponed. Also find out about preparing to go to court, and what happens on the day.
Falling behind with bond payments
Your financial provider may take you to court if you haven't come to, or don't keep, an agreement to pay off your bond arrears. Before your financial provider begins court action, they will send you a letter called a 'notice of default' saying you are behind with your payments.
Make sure you read and respond to this letter. You may be able to reach an agreement with your lender and prevent court action.
Your financial provider takes court action
If you don't reach an agreement, your financial provider may ask the court to evict you. This is called making a 'claim for possession' and you'll receive paperwork from the court. There is always a court hearing for court cases about bond arrears that could end in eviction.
Keep talking to your financial provider
Keep talking to your financial provider even though they have started court action. You may still be able to come to an agreement. Make sure you get any agreement in writing and continue preparing for the hearing. Only change your plans if the court sends you a letter saying the hearing has been cancelled or postponed.
See an independent adviser
An independent adviser can help you speak to your financial provider and complete the court paperwork. They will explore the options available to keep your home, like support from Housing Subsidies etc. If you find a solution, you'll still need to attend court to inform the judge.
What the court will send you
The paperwork from the court will include:
- copies of the claim for possession forms, completed by your financial provider
- a court hearing date
- a blank defense form and guidance on how to fill it out
- the court's contact details
- information about organizations offering free advice on repossession
You'll be called the 'defendant' and the financial provider will be described as the 'claimant' in the paperwork.
Filling in the defense form
The defense form has questions about things like:
- your income
- other debts
- spending on electricity, food and transport
Return the completed form to the court within 14 days. The information you give could affect the court's decision at the hearing.


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Measuring gender inequality in education in South Asia (2006)
One of a series of papers aimed at promoting better education in South Asia.
Author/Publisher: UNICEF ROSA, UNGEI
Language: English
Download: PDF
This paper assesses current measures for gender equality in education. While gender disaggregating enrolment and progression data has been an important step forward, measures that are concerned only with the presence or absence of girls in school provide little insight into aspects of gender inequalities within schools or the gendered environment beyond school. The paper presents the Gender Equality in Education Index (GEEI) a measure developed to draw on existing data sources to consider gender equality in education in more dimensions than simply enrolments.


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In a speech made yesterday to the American Association of Publishers, associate general counsel for Microsoft, Tom Rubin, called out Google (and its Book Search) for not respecting copyright. Alleging that "Google's track record of protecting copyrights in other parts of its business is weak at best," he asserted Microsoft's Live Search (Books) does protect copyrights.
Sniping at Google seems odd in a way—shouldn't Microsoft want Google to maintain their "cavalier" attitude toward copyright to keep driving business Bill's way? The other way to look at it is that the remarks go beyond Google and books—Microsoft makes loads of cash off of licensing its DRM schemes. Surveys says this was a message to future content providers and distributors to entrust their wares to Windows Media and other Microsoft DRM since it apparently cares so deeply about copyright.
Microsoft attacks Google on copyright [FT via Valleywag]
Microsoft tars Google with profiting off pirates [Macworld]


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Brain booster … lentils are a tasty, no-fuss health food.*We might hear a lot about childhood obesity but another trend that's got health authorities jittery is the spreading waistlines of the over 50s. It's not just the rising risk of heart disease that goes with ageing and weight gain either – but the effect on the brain.
"By itself, ageing is a risk factor for cognitive decline but obesity is another – and around 70 per cent of 55- to 74-year-olds are overweight or obese. We now have both factors working together to increase problems with brain function," says Associate Professor Jon Buckley, Director of the Nutritional Physiology Research Centre at the University of South Australia.
But Buckley thinks ageing brains may have a new ally – foods like burritos, minestrone and dahl that are based on beans and lentils.
A preliminary study from Canadian researchers at the University of Manitoba has found that eating a serve of legumes daily for eight weeks improves the function of blood vessels, making them smoother and less rigid. Building on that evidence, Buckley is working on new research to see if eating legumes every day benefits the blood vessels supplying the brain.
Healthy blood vessels are more resistant to vascular dementia (the most common form of dementia after Alzheimer's) as well as heart disease and stroke.
"Supple arteries cope much better with the pressure of blood pumping around our body every day because they can expand to accommodate the volume," he explains. "But if they're like steel pipes they don't cope well and blood pressure increases."
Legumes are already linked to healthier cholesterol levels because of their high fibre content, but other positive effects on arteries may come from a range of bioactive compounds that are found in these foods – as well as the fact that they might displace other less healthy foods on the plate.
The real challenge though is getting us to eat more of them – only 22 per cent of Australians eat legumes once a week according to a study by the Grains and Legumes Nutrition Council – not knowing how to cook them was one of the main reasons people gave for not eating them.
Legumes are a quiet achiever, sustaining poorer people all over the planet, but in meat-loving Australia, their status is also-ran. It doesn't help that they're known as meat alternatives or meat substitutes either – yet they're not pretend meat any more than lamb chops are pretend lentils. With their earthy flavours, they're in a class of their own and are a versatile base for creating curries, casseroles, soups and salads – if only we knew how. We need need someone to do for legumes what Adriano Zumbo did for macarons.
The big hurdle for lots of us is the idea of pre-soaking beans before cooking, but you can skip this step by using canned legumes. Once you're an old hand you can work on soaking and cooking beans in bulk and storing in the freezer – but in the meantime, chickpeas, red kidney beans and cannellini beans are on every supermarket shelf. You'll find canned black beans and borlotti beans at delis or larger greengrocers. Lentils don't need pre-soaking. As for cooking, once you get started you soon realise that that making a pasta sauce or curry with beans or lentils is much the same as cooking with minced or chopped meat or poultry – you kick off with cooking some onions and then you toss in your legumes and flavours. Easy.
Including legumes in a dish doesn't mean it has to be a meatless meal either. You can just use less meat instead and pump up the volume with legumes. Good combinations are chicken with chick peas, and beef with black beans, red kidney beans, or borlotti beans.
Another great thing about legumes is that they make it easy to increase your vegetable intake, adds Buckley.
"A serve of meat gives you protein, but a serve of legumes gives you two for one – protein and vegetable – both at the same time."
What's your favourite legume dish?
* Steve Manfredi's lentil, carrot and turnip salad with hazelnut sauce recipe
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Starters (Compact Disc)
Staff Reviews
If you loved The Hunger Games, this book is for you.
In Starters, we follow Callie, an orphan caring for her younger brother.
Callie and her brother are "unclaimed minors" meaning that their
parents, grandparents and any other ancestors are dead. The book takes
place after the Spore Wars killed anyone between the ages 20 and 60.
The adults who have been left behind are aging and can live forever and
are looking for ways to reclaim their youth... and the unclaimed youth
are looking for ways to make a living and survive. One way is to become
a rental unit for a renter through the company Prime Destinations.
Callie's only option to provide for her brother is to become a renter,
but once she begins the process she discovers that there is much more to
the story than the public believes and it will be up to her to stop
Prime Destinations and their evil plot.
Callie lost her parents when the Spore Warswiped out everyone between the ages of twenty and sixty. She and her little brother, Tyler, are on the run, living as squatters with their friend Michael and fighting off renegades who would kill them for a cookie. Callie's only hope is Prime Destinations, a disturbing place in Beverly Hills run by a mysterious figure known as the Old Man. He hires teens to rent their bodies to Enders seniors who want to be young again. Callie, desperate for the money that will keep her, Tyler, and Michael alive, agrees to be a donor. But the neurochip they place in Callie's head malfunctions and she wakes up in the life of her renter, living in her mansion, driving her cars, and going out with a senator's son.
It feels almost like a fairy tale, until Callie discovers that her renter intends to do more than party and that Prime Destinations plans are more evil than Callie could ever have imagined. . . .
About the Author
Lissa Pricehas studied photography and writing, but the world has turned out to be her greatest teacher. She lives in the foothills of Southern California with her husband and the occasional deer."
Praise For…
"The only thing better than a terrific concept is one that is as well executed as Starters. Readers who have been waiting for a worthy successor to Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games will find it here. Dystopian sci-fi at its best, Starters is terrific series kickoff with a didn't-see-that-coming conclusion that will leave readers on the edges of their seats."
— Los Angeles Times
"Built up to a dramatic climax and a stunning twist, Starters is an addictive and alluring tale about human nature's darker side, and how far we'll go to get what we want. Readers everywhere will want to dive right in, and Hunger Games fans especially will find themselves hooked."
— Examiner.com
"This story of those who are not what they seem twists along with multiple-identity switcheroos and chase scenes worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster . . . The inevitable sequel can't appear soon enough."
— Booklist
"Constantly rising stakes keep this debut intense."
— Kirkus Reviews
"Newcomer Price launches a dystopian series that offers . . . a notable command of technique . . . Raising questions about class, property, and body/mind separation, Price's thriller features well-crafted tension, believable villains, and moments of stolen sweetness."
— Publishers Weekly
"This action-packed novel is set in a twisted, hostile world and is a must-read for fans of The Hunger Games and Legend. Fast paced, romantic, and thought provoking, the jaw-dropping ending left us starving for a sequel."
— Justine Magazine
"Starters is a dystopian read you'll want to snatch up for yourself . . . With its intriguing plot-twists and dash of romance, Lissa's novel is a bona fide pageturner that proves you can't take anything—or anyone—at face value."
— MTV.com's Hollywood Crush Blog


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Engineering Design: A Materials and Processing Approach
McGraw-Hill, 1991 - Engineering design - 721 pages
This popular engineering design text covers the many factors influencing the design process, including technical, social, and economic considerations. Covered in detail is the topic of "materials selection" (the author's forte). This edition includes, material on computer aided design and new problems and exercises throughout. The text is aimed at the senior level course in design offered in both mechanical and materials science engineering departments.
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Q: We just purchased a house and it has a backyard swimming pond. How do we measure it?
Rob – Hawthorne, FL
A: Surface area and pond depth are important measurements to know. They'll help you determine dosage rates with chemicals like algaecide. They'll help you calculate the right-size aeration system for your pond. And they'll help you figure out how many and what types of fish to stock.
Finding those magic numbers isn't difficult – but it does require some tools, the right equation and a little bit of work. Before you head out to your pond, grab a rope marked at 1-foot increments, a weight that's heavy enough to sink to the bottom, and something for notetaking.
Calculating Surface Area
The easiest ponds to measure are those that resemble a rectangle, but you can figure out the surface area of a circular, triangular or odd-shaped pond, too. First, you'll need to measure (with your marked rope) or pace off (one step is about 3 feet) some specific distances, depending on the shape of your pond. Then, plug those numbers into one of these formulas:
- Square/rectangle: Calculate length and width; L x W = Surface Area
- Circle: Calculate radius; Pi x R2 , or 3.14 x R x R = Surface Area
- Triangle: Calculate base and height; (0.5 x B) x H = Surface Area
- Odd-shaped: Use a handy online tool like Bing Maps to measure the pond. Online tools may be easiest, especially for irregularly shaped ponds.
To determine how many acres your pond is, you'll then divide that surface area figure by 43,560 (one acre).
Calculating Depth
Figuring out your pond's depth is a bit trickier, particularly if you have plant shelves or if the pond has a slope. Grab your marked string, the weight, something to write with, and a boat or canoe. Then, head out to the pond and follow these directions:
- Securely attach the weight to one end of your string.
- Climb aboard your boat or canoe with your weighted string and note-taking materials in hand.
- Travel to at least five points in various areas your pond, more if your pond is particularly large.
- Drop the weight into the water and note where you feel it hit the bottom. Repeat until you've gone to all the different spots and gathered a good sampling of your pond's depth.
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ALBANY — In a change of plans, President Obama will go to the University at Albany College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering when he visits the Capital Region on Tuesday, according to a White House official.
Obama was to have gone to GlobalFoundries in Malta, the company building a $4.6 billion computer chip factory — known as Fab 8 — that started production earlier this year.
According to the White House, the change was made for logistical reasons, but GlobalFoundries will still participate in the NanoCollege event.
GlobalFoundries spokesman Travis Bullard said Friday afternoon that after two days of meeting with Obama's advance team at the Fab 8 site, the decision was made that for several reasons the NanoCollege was a better fit.
Fab 8 is about a 20- to 25-minute drive from Albany International Airport going north on the Northway, while the NanoCollege is about 10 minutes away.
Parking at the GlobalFoundries site also was a concern, along with being able to get people in and out of the site. At big events that have been held at Fab 8, the company has bussed people in from other locations.
Fab 8 is also still considered an active construction site with a new administration building going up.
And because computer chip factories maximize the space they use for making chips in the ultra-clean manufacturing room, there are no large public spaces in the building where Obama could have held his event.
"It's a secure site," Bullard said. "We're a production facility."
Despite not being able to host Obama, GlobalFoundries is still very excited about being involved in the President's talk on advanced manufacturing and the growing technology hub in the Capital Region.
"We're very involved in the event," Bullard said. "We're looking forward to President Obama's visit."
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From a very young age I spent summers working in gardens behind our house. It all started in a 10′ x 10′ raised planting bed which I cared for as part of my local 4-H program. No education can replace the experiences I had watching my Castor Bean (Ricinus communis) prosper, or clipping my Germander (Teucrium chamaedrys) into a small hedge. It is the knowledge I gained from years of gardening that brought me to the place I am at today.
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Audio from the Emerald Cup 2014
The Emerald Cup is the world's longest running outdoor, organic cannabis cup. Based at Area 101, the heart of the Emerald Triangle, the Emerald Cup has grown exponentially thanks to the hard work of so many activists, growers & professionals. The story of the Emerald Cup is rich with community and family.
Founded by Tim Blake in 2003 at Area 101, about 10 miles north of Laytonville, CA, the Emerald Cup celebrates the community and hard work of those that support outdoor-grown, organic cannabis.
The Emerald Cup brings the values of the Emerald Triangle to California and the world. Now hosted at Sonoma County Fairgrounds, the Emerald Cup has grown from a few hundred to a few thousand attendees, thus outgrowing Area 101 and the Mateel Community Center in Redway from 2009 to 2013.
On December 13 and 14, 2014, a KMUD crew setup a studio and a webstream with live feeds from the main stage, and conducted interviews on site. Below is a selection from the panels and presentations offered. We intend to add more audio from some of the other workshops at the Emerald Cup.
The Importance of Grassroots Politics
This kick-off panel features success stories and new strategies for effective grassroots campaigns that advance good cannabis policy. Learn ways to contribute to California legalization 2016.
John Lee (Moderator)
Justin Calvino (MCPC)
Luke Brunner(CCVH)
Chris Van Hook(Clean Green)
Dave Hodges(A2C2 San Jose)
Veterans and Cannabis
With the constantly growing awareness of the healing power of cannabis, an ever increasing number of veterans are turnign to cannabis as their medicine of choice to assist in the healing processes, and demanding their right to access therapeutic plant based medicines.
Alec Dixon (moderator)
Jason Sweatt (SC Vets Alliance)
Dr. Berra Yazar (MAPS)
Ellen Komp (CaNorml)
Amy Rising (Vet Advocate)
The Future of Targeted Cannabinoid Therapy
Discussion of various ratios of complementary cannabinoids, adn in relationship to different health issues and conditions
Michael Backes
Dr. William Courtney
Alec Dixon (Moderator)
Martin Lee
NORML Women's Alliance
This panel tracks the underlying history of the significant contributions women have made and are making in shaping policy and cultural acceptance.
Valerie Corral
Aundre Speciale
Debby Goldsberry
Madeline Martinez
Kyndra Miller (moderator)
Current Cannabis Research
Pioneers in theri field an dmembers of the Society of Cannabis Clinicians discuss their most recent research and findings and answer questions.
Chris Conrad (moderator)
Dr. William Courtney
Martin Lee
Dr. Berra Yazer
Legitimacy in the Evolving Cannabis Marketplace
A wide-ranging discussion of the fast-changing cannabis marketplace an dmarketing strategies using produce branding, social media, advertising and PR, approaching niche markets, and more.
Lakisha Jenkins (CCIA)
Dennis Parks (CannCast)
Chris Conrad (Moderator)
Rick Pfrommer (Harborside Health)
Families and Cannabis
An overwhelming number of families are turning to cannabinoid therapy for their loved ones, and in the process refusing to continue traditional forms of pharmaceutical treaments. The results and reserach continue to prove how powerful and invaluable cannabis is in healing a myriad of health issues.
Jennie Stormes
Mykayla's family
Valerie Corral (Moderator)
Jason David
California's 2016 Adult Use Cannabis Initiative: Unify for Success
As we approach legalization in 2016, it is imperative that the various activist groups and the entire cannabis related culture join together to ensure we have a comprehensive initiative that benefits us all, not just a compromise.
Amanda Reiman (Moderator)
Lindsay Robinson
Matt Kumin
Steve DeAngelo
Dale Sky Jones
Omar Figueroa
Mendocino County 3rd Supervisorial District Candidates DebateWritten by Simon Frech
Long Valley Teachers Association organized a debate between the candidates for Mendocino County 3rd district supervisor on April 24, 2014. From left to right: Moderator Alison Pernell, Holly Madrigal, Clay Romero, Hal Wagenet, Tom Woodhouse. The event took place at the Laytonville Elementary School and was broadcast live on Redwood Community Radio's KMUD Garberville, KLAI Laytonville and KMUE Eureka, as well as Round Valley Community Radio's KYBU Covelo.
You can listen to or download the audio from the forum, see the link below.
Emerald Cup- 2013 Audio TracksWritten by Bob Froehlich
The Emerald Cup is the world's longest running outdoor organic cannabis competition and celebration. In its 10th year it moved out of the Emerald Triangle and drew approximately 5,000 visitors to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa, Calif. on December 14th and 15th, 2013. KMUD streamed the event live on the web and simulcast it on KMUD's HD2 channel.
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Use the players below to hear audio recorded at the Emerald Cup event. The audio tracks were edited by Kerry Reynolds, KMUD News Correspondent and Host of the KMUD Radio Show Cannabis Consciousness. Kerry's show airs every first Sunday from 1:30-3:00pm on KMUD and streams live at: kmud.org. The photos and audio descriptions were also provided by Kerry Reynolds.
Awards Ceremony Audio Part 1 - John Vergados sings to Brave Mykala; a blessing from Swami, a welcome from Jose Gutierrez; Debbie Goldsberry accepts lifetime achievement award; Fred Gardner presents Dennis Peron with lifetime achievement award; and Toni Serra marries Dennis Peron to longtime partner John Entwistle.
Awards Ceremony Audio Part 2 - Tim Blake, Swami, Nikki and others announce the award winners. Top winners give acceptance speeches.
Cup Founder and Organizer Tim Blake interviewed by KMUD's Christina Aanestad.
Audio 1 - Medicinal Use of Cannabis For Children. Moderator: Attorney Matt Kumin Speakers: Erin and Brandon, Parents of Brave Mykala; Andrew DeAngelo, GM of Harborside Health Center; Samantha Miller, President and Chief Scientist of Pure Analytics; Micky Martin, Activist Parents4pot.org.
Audio 2 - Part 1: Breeding In Desired Traits, Breeding Out the Unwanted. Moderator: Leo Stone. Panelists: Lawrence Ringo, DJ Short, MzJil, Subcool
Audio 3 - Part 2: Breeding In Desired Traits, Breeding Out the Unwanted. Moderator: Leo Stone. Panelists: Lawrence Ringo, DJ Short, MzJil, Subcool
Audio 4 - Dabs, Are They Safe? Part 1 Moderator: Alec Dixon, SC Labs; Speakers: Josh Wurzer, SC Labs; K, Trichome Technologies; Nikka T; Addison, Steep Hill Labs; Taylor Beezel
Audio 5 - Dabs, Are They Safe? Part 2 Moderator: Alec Dixon, SC Labs; Speakers: Josh Wurzer, SC Labs; K, Trichome Technologies; Nikka T; Addison, Steep Hill Labs; Taylor Beezel
Audio 6 - Hemp . Moderator: Michael Gosney. Speakers: Anna Owen, Chris Conrad, Agua Das.
Audio 7 - The Soil Food Web. Speaker: Jeff Lowenfells, Author of Teaming With Microbes
Audio 8 - True Living Organics. Speaker: The Rev, Cultivation writer for Skunk Magazine and author of True Living Organics
Audio 9 - Trends in Breeding. Moderator: John Vergados. Speakers: Green House Seeds, Simon The Professor, Sasha the Joint Doctor
Audio A - Better Business Practices - This recording begins about 15 minutes into the panel. Moderator: Granddaddy Mike. Speakers: Steven DeAngelo (Harborside Health Center), Robert Jacob (Mayor of Sebastapol, Dispensary owner), Asa Schaffer(Sonoma County Collective), Forrest Landers (Magic Flight Launch Box)
Audio B- Beyond NPK How To Grow Your Own. A recording of the last 22 minutes. Moderator: Kristin Nevedal. Speakers: Kevin Jodrey, Rosebud and Scott Ireland, Scott Zeramby
Audio C-Social Impacts of Cannabis Growing. A recording of the first 18 minutes. Moderator: Kyndra Miller Speakers: Amanda Reiman, Kym Kemp, Diane Goldstein.
Audio D -Bud Curing - A recording of the last 6 minutes. Moderator: Kristin Nevedal. Speakers: Ed Rosenthal, Kevin Jodrey
Emerald Cup Stage
Reggae on the River 2013: Artist interviews
Interviews from the Press Tent at Reggae on the River 2013, coordinated by KMUD.
Downloadable interviews after the Read more...
CLMP sponsored debates: District Attorney and Health Care District BoardWritten by Simon Frech
An evening of debates held at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Garberville on September 29, 2010, broadcast on KMUD.
Downloadable audio after the Read more...
Southern Humboldt Community Park Scoping SessionWritten by Simon Frech
The Humboldt County Planning Division held a public scoping session on September 9 to discuss proposed zoning changes and a General Plan Amendment for the Southern Humboldt Community Park. The proposed zoning includes: (1) 305 acres as Agriculture Exclusive with a public recreation land use designation; (2) 96 acres as Public Facilities with a public recreation land use designation; and (3) three to five acres for multi-family residential housing. Commercial or nonprofit events with amplified music; performing arts events and facilities; sports fields; specialty camping; and other uses are proposed within the Public Facilities zone.


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I'm sure Grandpa Dodge's influence is felt by others in my family in different ways, some of which I maybe haven't considered and some of which may not be entirely positive. I thought about asking some of my cousins about some of their memories of Grandpa but decided that, in the end, this blog is intended to communicate my family history to my kids. I'd rather have them see Grandpa Dodge through my eyes.
Dodge was born to George and Katie (Dachs) Niesl on August 6, 1909. George and Katie had 5 children who died shortly after childbirth, two of them also named George. Born in 1905, John would be the first of the 7 Niesl kids to survive. They lived in Milwaukee roughly on 20th and Vliet.
My grandpa's fondness of giving us nicknames must have been a tradition he learned from his dad. In the Niesl family, there were nicknames like "Hans", "Mutz", "Katzie", and "Happy" and
His ability to coin nicknames wouldn't be the only thing passed down from his dad. His dad was a painter, a devout Catholic hired to create artwork in Catholic churches all over the Midwest. Dodge would inherit many of his father's artistic abilities. My uncle George has a collection of post cards sent from George Sr. to his son throughout the years while he was on the road painting churches. Despite having what to me would be a prestigious job, the Niesl family didn't have a lot of money so Grandpa was forced to leave school at an early age to get a job. One of his first jobs was riding a horse drawn beer wagon, delivering Schitz beer to saloons in Milwaukee, one of them owned by his grandfather, Alois Dachs.
Early in his career, Grandpa earned a reputation as an excellent sign painter and specialized in Gold Leaf Letteringf signs. I remember my mom telling me how Grandpa could identify different types of paints and finishes by their smell.
Because he left school early, education would become a priority throughout his life. Not only formal education, but informal. Shortly after I got my first "real job", Grandpa recognized my opportunity and told me, "just make sure you keep your eyes and ears open, and keep your damn mouth shut." Despite not having a lot of money, my grandparents made sure there was a set of encyclopedias in the house. Whenever any of us had a question about history or science, Grandpa (while he probably could have just given us the answer) always told us to look it up. Knowledge was power.
Three more kids would come out of their marriage, George in 1936, Sandie in 1939, and my mom, Kitty, in 1944. All of the kids would tell you their dad was a great dad, but that his
I'm very fortunate in that I lived with my grandparents for a while when I was 5 and 6. Shortly after my parents divorced, my mom and I went to live with Dodge and Emma on 37th and Lloyd on Milwaukee's north side. My aunt and uncle owned the house and lived with my 7 cousins downstairs. The period when everyone lived in this house may be the happiest period of my life. Never before, and not since have I been so close to family. I have vivid memories of watching Lawrence Welk on Saturday nights, The Wonderful World of Disney Sunday nights. Most of my cousins were my age, plus or minus a few years. I learned how to ride a bike while we lived here. We played baseball in the alley. We walked to school. We laughed to hard, I peed my pants more than once.
When we got our report cards, we all stood in line waiting for Grandpa to look them over and give us his blessings. We craved his approval, because we knew that if he complimented us, we had done something good. But we were also afraid of him. Grandpa had his workshop in one half of the basement. We were strictly forbidden to enter his shop, but boys being boys, my cousin Matt and I would dare each other to go into this forbidden land. I remember one time, both of us in his shop, hearing Grandpa's footsteps. Matt and I literally hid under his workbench while Grandpa looked for one of his tools. A minute or two seemed like an hour or two.
It's amazing what he could do with those tools, many of them home-made. I don't think he ever bought a new tool. There was nothing he couldn't either find at a rummage sale or make himself. He made his own table saw. He made his own templates for making various pieces of furniture. Later in his life when Dodge and Emma lived outside of Huburtus in their trailer park, his workshop was a 6 x 6 metal shed. He lived to make things for his kids and his grandkids, the boys getting toy boxes, the girls getting elaborate doll houses, and later, jewelry boxes or music boxes. He turned rough basements into rec rooms, knocked out walls, and reconstructed interiors of entire houses. He hand-crafted cabinets and vanities for bathrooms. Late in his life, he made beautiful hutches for each of his kids. And then there was his Rosmaling. It was amazing that a man who could be so big, intimidating and sometimes gruff could create art like this. But as I said, he was a walking paradox.
When I was making drums, there literally wasn't a single time I stepped foot in my shop that I didn't think about him. I knew he'd be proud of what I was doing, and whenever I was doing the tedious work of sanding and rubbing out a finish, I'd have to chuckle, remembering when as kids, we'd bring home a shop project and he'd say, "You're gonna sand that a little more, right?" He was meticulous and he wanted us to be too.
In 1984, at Dodge and Emma's 50th wedding anniversary my Grandpa shocked me. The whole night was probably just like any other 50th wedding anniversary. But at one point of the night, my grandparents were sitting at their table and started singing together. Maybe I'm alone in this, but I had never, ever seen my Grandpa sing and never knew that such beautiful music could come from inside this man. But I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. He was a walking paradox.
During times in my life when I don't know which side is up, I wonder if he ever felt like that. Even though he was paradoxical, things in his world were black and white, at least to us as observers. He was stubborn and opinionated, but had a lifelong thirst for knowledge. He was stern and sometimes gruff, but he always had time for his grand kids, showing us the RIGHT way to hold a paint brush. He could be as bigoted as Archie Bunker, but then a day later tell you why and how the Mexican Americans were going to use their work ethic to make a permanent home for themselves in Milwaukee. He was John Wayne. He got his teeth knocked out in a bar brawl, but could sing like a bird. I miss him.


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Divorce's Lifelong Effects Examined in "Between Two Worlds"
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Best-selling author Elizabeth Marquardt notes that two thirds of today's divorces are ending what could be called low-conflict marriages. Nevertheless, despite the common belief of many contemporary couples and self-styled experts, she insists there is no such thing as a "good divorce."
Adults may claim that ending a marriage amicably is better for children than the parents' constant bickering would be, but Marquardt says research has shown that is not the case. "Children of so-called good divorces, on many indicators, fare worse than children from unhappy marriages, as long as those marriages are low conflict; and they fare far worse than children from happy marriages," she notes.
"Some experts have said a good divorce, a good marriage, it matters not," Marquardt adds. However, she asserts, "It's completely untrue. For children there's no such thing as a good divorce." And even though divorcing parents may try to minimize the fallout their young children experience, she says there are always residual effects on the kids' lives.
The author contends that divorce often compels children prematurely to take on heavy emotional responsibilities, like "little adults" forced to protect their fragile parents, instead of being protected by them, as normally happens in functionally "intact" families. Also, she says the results of one nationally representative survey indicate that children of divorce are at higher risk of engaging in substance abuse and or being attacked by pedophiles, and these kids may also tend to feel alienated from organized religion.
"I've found that when children of divorce grow up they are, over all, less religious than kids who grow up with married parents," the author points out, "though some become more religious as a result of their parents' divorce." However, she says the survey shows that many young people become less religious after their parents divorce, and children of divorced parents are over all "much less likely when they grow up to attend church regularly and to be involved in that church and to be a leader in that church."
Marquardt, a scholar with the Institute for American Values, is the author of the recently published book "Between Two Worlds: the Inner Lives of Children of Divorce" (Crown, 2005). In it she examines the anecdotal and statistical support for her contention that divorce harms youngsters for the rest of their lives.
In this thoughtful look at how divorce affects kids, Marquardt also compiles studies about a segment of today's youngest adult generation – a group she describes as being plagued by their parents' divorces.
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For the past few weeks the gem market has been one of the strongest markets. The PvP gems have seen the greatest increase in value with the introduction of the Crafted Dreadful Gladiator gear. Red, Blue, and Yellow gems are strong sellers, however, the overabundance of competition keep these gems selling below the 50 gold threshold. The mixed-stat purple, orange, and green gems are the most profitable selling gems. I find that these gems can sell for over 500 gold each on Tuesday nights if I get lucky. Unfortunately I am not as lucky as I would like to be. I have a persistent competitor in the gem market who has a price ceiling of 150 gold per gem. No matter what the current price is for gems he will list several at 150 gold each. My attempts to buy out his auctions to reset the market have failed as he seems to have an endless supply of gems. Unfortunately he/she tends to check for undercuts approximately ever 30-45 minutes so even trying to undercut doesn't work for long. I have driven the price of some of the gems below 10 gold each in an attempt to find his price floor but he doesn't appear to have one. He seems willing to sell his gems at a loss just to keep his at the cheapest. I attempted to buy out his stock doing this but I only succeeded at obtaining a large stockpile of gems with him continuing to restock without hesitation. At this point I am forced to wait him out of the market. Eventually he will get tired and leave. I will remain. Until then I will have to accept low profits and the ability to control the market for the few hours that he isn't on.
Enchant Market
Like the gem market I have seen strong sales in the enchant market. Also like the gem market I have seen the profits from the enchant market shrink from competition. Currently I am concentrating on the weapon enchants as well as the bracer enchants that require Sha Crystals to make. I can usually pull a profit of 100-200 gold from each enchant. Not very profitable but the other enchants tend to sell below mat costs due to a great many unwise sellers in the market.
Crafted Dreadful Gladiator Armor
At first I attempted to control all aspects of this market. However I underestimated the stupidity of my fellow crafters and sellers on my server. At this time I have almost completely abandoned the cloth market. The plate market is "iffy" with people selling some items below crafting costs. I am finding the leather crafted gear to be very profitable. I am buying the cloth gear to disenchant to resupply my enchant mats.
Other items currently selling well are leg enchants, shoulder enchants, belt buckles. The rare blue ilvl 416 gear is still selling well to people beginning to level their 85 alts. Transmog items continue to sell at a steady pace.
While I had hoped to make some gold selling battle pets I have been disappointed. The prices for level 25 rare pets have dropped from 15k to about 4k in the last two weeks with most not selling. I have found that mid-level pets do sell but only if they have been upgraded to rare and priced cheap. The best sellers are level 10, 15 and 20. These sell for 200g for the level 10, 400g for the level 15 and 600g for the level 20. There might be a disparity between different servers but mine has been very disappointing. This is a new market and I'm hoping it will stabilize in the future and we will be able to make a decent profit from it. Until then I will continue to monitor it.
While we have always had competition in our markets I have never seen so many people with seemingly no idea as to what they are doing. Many markets have people selling items for a loss. Other markets have had their profits driven down to almost nothing. All these people seem blissfully unaware of what they are doing. It tends to be exceedingly frustrating for those of us who have been around for a long time. It can be very difficult seeing our markets ruined by those that have no clue. I am not concerned for the long-term. I have been playing since BC and making gold off the AH since Wrath. I have seen many people come and go in this game and on the auction house. I know that I will outlast these people too. However I am concerned for the short-term. Being an AH goblin I have learned the "cycles" that the game and the auction house goes through. This is supposed to be the time when the AH is supposed to be on the "up-swing" with profits at their highest. However this is not the case. If things do not improve soon I shudder to think what the AH will look like in the summer when school is out and the AH is on the "down-swing" with decreased profits. Oh well, I'm off to the AH now to see if I can squeeze a couple of more coppers out of it.


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brocks not coming back... ) : StrawberryFlowermaster42 01:56, September 4, 2010 (UTC) StrawberryFlowermaster42
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seriously. look at most of the pokemon. they didn't even try that hard. i mean, come on, "woobat?" obvously a rip-off of "zubat" (just to name one example)
the only truly new pokemon i've seen so far are the starters: Tepig, Oshawott, and Snivy. and zercrom & reshirem. other than that, you can pretty much connect any genV pokemon to one or more gen I-IV pokemon. i dare you to try! ;)
not only, though, have they ripped-off pokemon, notice how Cilan bears a strong resemblance to Brock? both are gym leaders who accompany ash early on, both the one who says stats and facts and stuff about pokeon while ash is battling someone, they both have weird eyes (brock's are thick lines while cilan has no whites to his eyes, which are also drawn in a slightly different style), both cook very well.
are they just trying to re-skin pokemon in general so they can endlessly repeat? true, ash can't go on getting gym badges frorever, although we all would like him too. but he's going to be the champion one day, we all know that. (was this part depressing? it was for me after i read it over...) —Preceding unsigned comment added by MagicalChez (talk • contribs)
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I just noticed that The Epidode "Somewhere over the rainbow! A Maractus Musical!" is missing! Where has it gone? And Does Iris obtain a Deino? It would be cool if she did! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk • contribs)
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That's it, scream at the trophy. That unlocks its true power.
Sweeney Tom wrote: »Kazhiim I'm sure people with the name Stinchcomb actually get laid more than people with different names
what I'm getting at is you should change your name to Stinchcomb Stinchcomb
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I would have put Porter as the MVP. He doesn't pick that off and we could be watching the Colts hoisting the trophy.
Only a FG? Lord knows the Colts D didn't show up.
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So, favorite game moments:
Interception returned for a TD
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but Hartley could have missed the FG, which would have been the biggest disaster for New Orleans since.. well..
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