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This former A list mostly movie actress used to have regular threesomes with this female former A list entertainer(singer) and whatever guy they could find. Generally it was the guy who dated them both.
Drew Barrymore/Courtney Love
Whoa! This woke me up! 😀ReplyCancel
*gag* who's the dude?ReplyCancel
So they had threesomes with Norton then?ReplyCancel
Gross. Ugh. Couldn't Courtney practically be her mother?ReplyCancel
Not even with a hazmat suit and a priest.ReplyCancel
They use to be bffs—Like I said in an earlier post—Courtney will be great on the new season of SOA—she is a better actress than Drew actuallyReplyCancel
Drew is what 40 ? Courtney turned 50 yesterday—not too big of a gapReplyCancel
That is some good teaReplyCancel
Alright Now! Finally, something to sink your teeth into (wince)!ReplyCancel
Wow, no one got this!!
@Lotta I'm guessing Eric ErlandsonReplyCancel
Enty like thisReplyCancel
UGH. Courtney Love's skank stank on her really ruins what's left of Drew.ReplyCancel
Good for Court and Drew!! Party! Love it!ReplyCancel
Love that lipstick Drew is rocking in that pic, VIPReplyCancel
Di Butler got 2/3! Get it!ReplyCancel
@VIP- *phew* I refuse to believe Ed Norton for this.ReplyCancel
Who was the guy in Hole that Drew lived with in the 90's?ReplyCancel
Hey sugar! Let's face it, it can be hard finding someone willing to "broaden their horizons" so you're stuck with repeating partners. Thank Goodness Help is on the wayReplyCancel
Jane who now does XOJane stated her & Drew used to have sex. Jane is also besties with Courtney & Court still writes things for that site.ReplyCancel
derek, she just seems older than that. lolReplyCancel
I'm all for threesome but Courtney love? Pass!ReplyCancel
IDK why, maybe it's her trashy behavior and looks, but I think Courtney is gross.
Yawn. OT
I'm juicing right now, waiting for my breakfast burrito. Fingers crossed.
You're juicing your breakfast burrito?ReplyCancel
No, that would be a sinful waste of bacon.
Didn't Tom Green become ill?
I used to think he was cute. I guess Drew did too.ReplyCancel
i knew there was something about norton that i liked.ReplyCancel
i remember a year ago or so courtney went in on gwen saying gavin made her and made her fashion line what it is and he was a better lover with courtney. she said the fashion line is all gavin with gwen's name.. just a random attack unprovoked.. damn cl is bitter about getting old and lonelyReplyCancel
Sugarbread, I wonder what that night was like with those three on the strip. Gavin looked very content.ReplyCancel
Dang I didn't know Gavin was so tall. I agree @ VIP flower power Drew was the most fun.ReplyCancel
If I had to be the meat in THAT sandwich I think I would turn vegan.ReplyCancel
gavin looked very out of it, like is this a street?? is this a car?? a bus??ReplyCancel
gotta go where the party is and with whomReplyCancel
This is better than any reveal on Reveal day!!ReplyCancel
I agree Derek, Love is a better actress than people seemed to be giving her credit for, not counting her appearance as a Sex Pistol groupie in Sid and Nancy. Love wanted the Nancy part so bad I have read.ReplyCancel
Drew has always been older than her years. The kid was hitting Studio 54 at age 11 or something.ReplyCancel
While crazy in the head crazy in the bed may apply, I wouldn't fuck C-Love with even Harry Knuckles pecker.ReplyCancel
Tom Greene hated that Courtney was Drew's BF. During their wedding, Tom's brother was giving a toast to the couple but Courtney kept interrupting him, mostly by bragging about her $5 million mansion.ReplyCancel
That is what I thought too. Eric dated Drew but he was in hole with Courtney and you KNOW she was banging him.ReplyCancel
Blech!!! Something more skanky than sleeping with Paris Hilton!ReplyCancel
Courtney herself denied this and said that Drew was like a kid because of the age difference. She lies about everything though so who knows.ReplyCancel
Thank you! People always say Live Through This is their favorite, but that is Hole's weakest album IMO. Pretty On the Inside is straight up UH-mazing!ReplyCancel

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It's very obvious to me, given the information contained in the last three chapters, that there was more going on between Oro and Madara than we all previously thought.
Oro was CONSTANTLY looking for an uchiha body.
i believe he, not zetsu, was the one who found Obito in that cave. Or fuck it, maybe it was Zetsu, but either way, Oro was the one responsible for putting his body back together. Who besides Oro (at a time when tobi for all practical purposes, doesn't exist yet) was capable of such expiraments? Oro and Oro only.
Now, Oro was definitely planning on keeping this body for himself, because a body at least partly Uchiha was better than none at all. But somewhere in his experimentation, things went wrong.
This could have to do with DNA experiments done on Tobi's body with Madara's DNA, that I'm not sure. But if he in fact is Obito, Madara would've been long dead. He sure as hell didn't find him.
Could it be that when Madara was dying, he left a piece of his consciousnesses with Zetsu (if he even existed then) to store into the appropriate body when the time presented itself?
All I'm saying is the only ninja with the medical knowledge to put a half smashed body back to life at that time was Oro. He obviously wanted it for himself, but something happened to make that impossible, and a piece of Madara's soul was implanted instead.
By the way, will a mod move this to the theories section for me? Put it in the wrong place like an idiot..


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Debates of Oct. 26th, 2011
House of Commons Hansard #37 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was public.
- Question Period
- Search and Rescue
- South Shore Community Credit Association
- 2011 Quinte Business Achievement Awards
- Ken Ritter
- Martin Goudreault
- Saint-Lambert
- Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence
- Diwali
- La Mouvance Women's Centre
- Alexander Johnston
- Responsibility to Protect Principle
- Firearms Registry
- Multiculturalism
- The Economy
- Firearms Registry
- Auditor General
- Service Canada
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- The Economy
- Firearms Registry
- The Economy
- National Defence
- Aboriginal Affairs
- G8 Summit
- Veterans Affairs
- Health
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Firearms Registry
- Persons with Disabilities
- Shark Fins
- Canadian Wheat Board
- Affordable Housing
- Firearms Registry
- Business of Supply
- Points of Order
- Security Intelligence Review Committee
- Interparliamentary Delegations
- Committees of the House
- Oil and Gas Ombudsman Act
- Albinism in Tanzania
- Proposal to Divide Bill C-10
- Ending the Long-gun Registry Act
- Points of Order
- Ending the Long-gun Registry Act
- National Public Transit Strategy Act
2:05 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
It being Wednesday, we will now have the singing of the national anthem led by the hon. member for London West.
[Members sang the national anthem]
Search and Rescue
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Tilly O'Neill-Gordon Miramichi, NB
Mr. Speaker, I stand in the House today to recognize the brave and courageous service of a young constable from my local Miramichi Police Force named Andrew Vickers.
On October 19, a woman threw herself into the Miramichi River in an attempt to take her own life. Constable Vickers braved strong currents and frigid water temperatures to save a life, while at the same time risking his own. Constable Vickers was supported through the rescue by Sergeant Les Saunders and Corporal Charlie Barter, who both provided encouragement and assistance. Following the rescue, the Miramichi Fire Department dispatched a boat to have the woman transported to the nearest ambulance. Thankfully, these efforts were successful and a life was saved.
This event shines a light on the vital importance of our essential services to communities across this country. It reminds us that suicide and mental health are serious problems that affect individual lives everywhere.
We on the Miramichi are happy to see Andrew following in the footsteps of his dad, a proud father, our very own Sergeant-at-Arms, Kevin Vickers.
South Shore Community Credit Association
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Pierre Nantel Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take this opportunity to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a community credit organization on the south shore, ACERS, the Association communautaire d'emprunt de la Rive-Sud. Over the years, ACERS has supported hundreds of potential entrepreneurs in my region who were eligible for non-traditional funding to establish their businesses. By fighting poverty and social exclusion through community credit—money loaned by individuals in the community—ACERS has helped low-income individuals start businesses and create their own jobs. One example is textile designer Mary-Lou Senécal, who was an unemployed mother in 2008, but who has now been running MaryChâle for three years and employs two other people. For 10 years, ACERS has played a unique role on the south shore and works in partnership with key socio-economic organizations in the region.
This year, 17 new entrepreneurs achieved their dreams. More than 200 people have taken advantage of the association's community credit services. This past weekend, in Alma, the general council of the New Democrat Quebec section adopted a resolution to support the development of community credit. Long live community credit and long live ACERS.
2011 Quinte Business Achievement Awards
Statements by Members
2:05 p.m.
Rick Norlock Northumberland—Quinte West, ON
Mr. Speaker, I stand in the House today to recognize the 2011 Quinte Business Achievement Award recipients from my riding of Northumberland—Quinte West.
Among those businesses recognized, NOD Apiary Products Ltd. received the Agribusiness of the Year Award; Harbourview Marina was the recipient of the Environmental Leadership Award; Machining Centre Inc. received the Manufacturing Business of the Year Award; and RiverSide Music was recognized with the Business Excellence Award. Among the entrepreneurs recognized are Dr. Tanya Rawluk, who received the Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and Glenn Kozak, who received Business Person of the Year Award.
Those entrepreneurs and local businesses are dedicated, innovative community leaders who will ensure that the private business sector continues to flourish in Quinte West. I would like to congratulate all recipients of the 2011 Quinte Business Achievement Awards and wish them all the best in the their future endeavours.
Ken Ritter
Statements by Members
October 26th, 2011 / 2:05 p.m.
Ralph Goodale Wascana, SK
Mr. Speaker, it is with great sadness that I learned of the passing this week of Saskatchewan farmer Ken Ritter, the first producer-elected chairman of the Canadian Wheat Board. He was just 64 years old. He held degrees from three different universities, taught school in Australia and practised law in Regina, but Ken's home and heart were on the farm in west central Saskatchewan.
He was an active citizen through Rotary, Kinsmen and hockey, through surface rights arbitrations and farmland security legislation, as a commissioner on the National Transportation Agency and then, for a decade, elected director and chair of the Canadian Wheat Board.
Intellectually rigorous with a passion for honest debate, Ken was an innovator, always generating new ideas to better serve farmers.
With his three children, Ramon, Felice and Nicole, eight grandchildren, other family members and many friends, we will cherish his memory.
Martin Goudreault
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Jay Aspin Nipissing—Timiskaming, ON
Mr. Speaker, every day Canadian military personnel risk their lives to protect our nation.
On June 6 of last year, Sergeant Martin Goudreault from my riding paid the ultimate price in Kandahar doing the job he loved: leading soldiers. Sergeant Goudreault is survived by his parents, Aurel and Micheline, and two sisters, Chantal and Valerie. His last deployment was a reconnaissance with 1 Royal Canadian Regiment Battle Group.
On Saturday, October 15, his hometown of Temiskaming Shores honoured him by naming the beautiful park overlooking the community in his honour. He will continue to watch over his community. He will be forever remembered for his sacrifice.
God bless Sergeant Goudreault. Dieu bénit sergent Goudreault.
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Sadia Groguhé Saint-Lambert, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take this opportunity to greet the people in my riding of Saint-Lambert.
Over the past weeks, I have met with representatives of various community groups in my riding. I would like to thank the following groups in particular: Le Virage, la Table itinérance Rive-Sud, la Maison de la famille LeMoyne and La Traversée. The work they are undertaking in their respective communities is remarkable.
I would like to focus on the wonderful work being done by La Traversée. Since 1984, this organization has given considerable help to thousands of women and children on Montreal's south shore who have been victims of sexual abuse. The organization's violence prevention and philosophy for children program is being used in Quebec schools and is generating more and more interest outside the province as well.
I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the team at La Traversée for all that they bring to our community.
I will continue to bring the concerns and hopes of the people of Saint-Lambert here to the House and thus I will, to the best of my abilities, defend the best interests of our riding.
Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Mike Allen Tobique—Mactaquac, NB
Mr. Speaker, this week, the Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame will induct Bill Pryor of Williamstown-Centreville, New Brunswick.
While nominated by the New Brunswick Cattle Producers in recognition of over 50 years of contributions to the farm community and farm families, Bill has a deep understanding of many sectors of agriculture.
Those who know Bill are very aware of the current health challenges he is facing in his battle with ALS. However, during one of my recent visits, he was all smiles after the family had taken him out to visit the cattle in the family vehicle.
He also did not miss the chance to speak to me about suggestions on the next round of ag programs. Bill has always considered the future of agriculture, including the support of 4-H, specifically his commitment to the 4-H component of the Carleton County Spring Show and Sale. The first 4-H steers were exhibited in 1963 and, to his credit, the show continues to be a success today.
Bill has a positive influence on the industry that has been so near to his heart. He is truly deserving of this hall of fame recognition. I thank Bill for sharing with me just some of his expertise, but more important was the sharing of his valuable time. I congratulate my friend.
Spinal Cord Injuries
Statements by Members
2:10 p.m.
Laurie Hawn Edmonton Centre, AB
Mr. Speaker, I stand today to bring attention to a situation that affects over 86,000 Canadians today and 4,300 more Canadians every year.
I am referring to Canadians living with spinal cord injuries at great personal cost to themselves and costing billions of health care dollars every year.
Today, 25 members of this House and the other place are spending their working day in wheelchairs to get a tiny taste of the challenges that people with spinal cord injuries face in everyday activities that we take for granted. This is the annual chair-leader event, sponsored by the Canadian Paraplegic Association, and I am proud to be a part of it.
Many Canadians with spinal cord injuries have accomplished great things and have provided us with inspiration, people like Rick Hansen, athletes like Chantal Petitclerc, and our own colleagues in this House from Montcalm and Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia.
We need to do more than take inspiration from these people. We need to raise awareness of the challenges that all Canadians with spinal cord injury face and do everything we can to support treatment and, what is very important, research and development.
We have made a lot of progress, but there are many steps left not taken.
Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Jack Harris St. John's East, NL
Mr. Speaker, I stand today to pay tribute to a group of Canadians who deserve our special congratulations. They are the exceptional teachers who have received the Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence.
These teachers, from all provinces and territories, have been nominated and judged as exemplifying the best qualities of teaching.
In my own province of Newfoundland and Labrador, we have Catherine Downey, David Gill and Corey Morgan, a superhero teaching trio at Amalgamated Academy in Bay Roberts, who were awarded the Certificate of Excellence.
Glenn Normore and Darla O'Reilly of Holy Trinity in Torbay, Sean Penney of Holy Heart and Yvonne Dawe of Bishops College, both in St. John's, and Erin Walsh of St. Peter's in Mount Pearl were all awarded the Certificate of Achievement.
I ask all hon. members to join with me in congratulating these award-winning teachers and, through them, all teachers throughout our country who dedicate their careers to giving our children the guidance, the skills and the inspiration they need to be the best that they can be.
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Deepak Obhrai Calgary East, AB
Mr. Speaker, the resounding mandate of 67.4% given to me by the people of Calgary East in the recent election is testament to the faith they have placed in me and in our Conservative government. We will not let them down.
In the past year, our government has increased OAS benefits to seniors and helped fund affordable housing construction. As part of the Asia-Pacific Gateway, we are in the process of upgrading 52nd Street South East, which will enhance the safety and efficiency of transportation infrastructure.
We are working hard to keep our streets safe and neighbourhoods free of crime. In this regard, we remain committed to passing the safe streets and communities act within 100 sitting days.
Before I finish, I would like to remind all members that today is Diwali, the Festival of Lights. My family and I take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy Diwali and a prosperous New Year.
La Mouvance Women's Centre
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Laurin Liu Rivière-des-Mille-Îles, QC
Mr. Speaker, I would like to take a moment to recognize the work of La Mouvance, Centre de femmes, a very dynamic organization serving the Saint-Eustache region. This organization helps break the isolation of women by providing services for the various stages of their lives.
I would especially like to acknowledge the dedication of Angèle Poulin, who has devoted herself to La Mouvance, Centre de femmes in Saint-Eustache for over 22 years. Her many accomplishments include organizing events in the Deux-Montagnes RCM for the World March of Women, creating a food assistance program, contributing to the founding of Maison d'Esther, establishing La Chanterelle, a drop-in daycare centre, and organizing conferences on health and legal aid.
On October 12, 2011, Ms. Poulin was awarded the Order of Saint-Eustache and the title of "great citizen". I would like to thank her for the work she does and wish La Mouvance continued success.
Alexander Johnston
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
David Sweet Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale, ON
Mr. Speaker, earlier today, a Canadian soldier was laid to rest with full military honours at Cantimpré Canadian Cemetery in Sailly-lez-Cambrai, France.
Private Alexander Johnston died during the Battle of the Canal du Nord on September 29, 1918, a battle fought during the final 100 days of the war.
Private Johnston was born in Scotland in 1885 and moved to Hamilton, Ontario, in his late twenties. He fought as part of the 78th Battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Raillencourt-Sailly, France.
The remains of this former steelworker were discovered in 2008 and were identified through DNA testing earlier this year.
Private Johnston paid the ultimate price in the service of our country. This morning, it was Canada's honour and duty to properly lay this brave soldier to rest.
Responsibility to Protect Principle
Statements by Members
2:15 p.m.
Irwin Cotler Mount Royal, QC
Mr. Speaker, the 10th anniversary of the Responsibility to Protect Principle, which authorizes international action "to protect a state's population from genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity" if that state is unable or unwilling to protect its own citizens--or worse, is the author of its criminality, as in the recent case of Libya--is not only a landmark normative principle but has been characterized as the most significant development in the defence of human rights since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948.
Yet, given that there have been millions of preventable deaths over the past 10 years, what ultimately matters is translating this principle into practice, organized around the four pillars of the responsibility to prevent to begin with, the responsibility to respond and protect, the responsibility to bring war criminals to justice, and the responsibility to rebuild.
In a word, this principle is about saving lives, about protecting international peace and security, and about protecting human security. We ignore it at our peril.
Firearms Registry
Statements by Members
2:20 p.m.
Chris Warkentin Peace River, AB
Mr. Speaker, Canadians gave our government a strong mandate to end the wasteful and ineffective long gun registry once and for all, and that is exactly what we are doing.
We are united as Conservatives from coast to coast to coast to end the measure that unfairly targets law-abiding hunters, farmers and sport shooters. It does nothing to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous criminals.
However, there is nothing but division within the NDP on this important issue, and no one need take my word for it. The opposition House leader confirmed it on Friday.
Canadians are confused as to where the NDP stands. The member for Thunder Bay—Superior North said that the registry was "ineffective" to stop crime. However, the NDP leadership candidate from Outremont said, "to destroy the long gun registry is to destroy lives". The NDP member for Davenport said that he was for an "about all out ban" on guns.
The NDP members need to be honest with Canadians. Will they stand with this government and end the wasteful and ineffective long gun registry once and for all, or will it force its members to--


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hey San Francisco, i'll be in town tomorrow night seeing busy p at mezzanine with opening sets from bootsy, eli glad, and the dj formerly known as lxndr.
underrated remix numero uno. mix this one up with some chromeo or shazam.
underrated remix number two. a crunchy and distorted alternative to the ravey fake blood remix.
saturday night is youngbloodz, located at matador (10 6th st),where i'll be in the mix with eli and alex for my first gig in sf. here's mr frederick's latest mixtape, a preview of the ass shaking and rug cutting to come this weekend.
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2. kim – wet 'n' wild (riot in belgium remix)
3. armand van helden – the funk phenomena
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Canada places 11th at men's world junior volleyball championships
NITEROI, Brazil – Tommy Belisle of Quebec City scored 18 points as Canada defeated Japan 3 – 0 (25-23, 25-20 and 25-19) on Wednesday morning to finish in 11th place at the men's world junior volleyball championships.
Japan led after the first and second technical timeouts but Canada stayed close. Finally the North Americans tied in 23 -23, and managed to turn the set to their side, closing it at 25-23.
"We didn't finish the competition the way we wanted, but we are happy with the victory,'' said Canadian team captain TJ Sanders of London, Ont.
Canada got 31 points out of their opponents errors, while Japan only got 21 points. Tommy Belisle earned his points on 16 attacks, one block and one ace. Lucas van Berkel of Edmonton added nine points.
"We are very happy. We worked hard, used our strength. It was a better match than yesterday,'' said Canada's head coach Georges Laplante.
Canada's men's national junior volleyball team sorted by province:
Alberta: Tristan Aubry, Edmonton; Jay Olmstead, Edmonton; Lucas VanBerkel, Edmonton; Branden Schmidt, Winton; Jarron Mueller, Calgary.
B.C.: Alex Davis, White Rock; Bradley Kufske, Abbotsford; Derek Thiessen, Coquitlam.
Manitoba: Brett Wiess, Winnipeg.
Ontario: Tyler (TJ) Sanders, London.
Quebec: Nicholas Hoag, Sherbrooke; Daniel Moreau, Sherbrooke; Tommy Bélisle, Quebec City.
Saskatchewan: Braden McLean, Birch Hills.
Head coach: Georges Laplante, Montreal
For more information: www.volleyball.ca and www.fivb.org


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Facts About Dust Mites and Dust Mite Encasings
Dust mites are microscopic organisms closely related to spiders and ticks. Dust mites thrive in the warm, humid, dark conditions inside of the fibrous materials that fill our homes: bedding, upholstered furniture, carpet, stuffed toys and old clothing. Dust mites are scavengers that feed primarily on the dead skin that falls off the bodies of humans and animals. So, it's no wonder that they crowd around the places where we spend most of our time. It's not actually the dust mites that cause the sneezing, coughing, runny noses, stuffy noses, and the congestion that plagues 20 million Americans. It's their even smaller waste particles. While the dust mites are feasting on dead skin cells deep inside our pillows, mattresses, and carpet, the things we do everyday like walking across the room, turning over in bed, and vacuuming stir up dust mites' tiny waste particles for us to breathe. That's why it's important to cover your mattress and pillows with dust mite encasings with pore sizes in the range of 2 to 10 microns. Encasings with larger pore sizes may let dust mite allergen or dust mites themselves through, and encasings made with vinyl may not allow heat and moisture to escape easily. All of the encasings offered by National Allergy have a mean pore size within the recommended range of 2 to 10 microns. Additionally, all Independent tests of pore size by PMI, Inc. show that BedCare™ mattress and pillow encasings can also be used for bed bug protection*. Independent test data proved bed bugs and their eggs could not get through our fabrics or zippers.
Why Doctors Recommend Allergen-Proof Dust Mite Encasings
About 20 years ago, researchers began to wonder what could be done in the home environment to help control the allergen triggers that cause asthmatic and allergic reactions. Because we spend 1/3 of our life in our bedroom, it seemed the natural environment on which to focus. Tests were done in which one group got zippered allergen-proof encasings on their bedding, while the control group had no encasings. The results of even such simple tests were dramatic.
"At the end of a 1-month study period, there was a marked and statistically significant difference in symptoms and signs of asthma between the two groups."
Murray MB, FRCP, Andrew; Ferguson MD, FRCP, Alexander. "Dust-Free Bedrooms in the Treatment of Asthmatic Children with House Dust or House Dust Mite Allergy: A Controlled Trial." Pediatrics. 1983.
Throughout our fifteen years in the business, we have frequently heard several myths and misconceptions about dust mites and dust mite encasings. We'd like to a take a moment to dispel these myths before we take a look at how you can get rid of the dust mites in your home.
Myths About Dust Mites
- Air purifiers can trap/kill dust mites like dust mite encasings - A number of air purifier companies have gone on record saying that HEPA room air cleaners are effective at catching and trapping dust mites - as if they fly. Dust mites don't fly and are unlikely to even come into contact with a HEPA air cleaner. Even their allergenic waste particles are largely unaffected by HEPA air cleaners, because they settle back down quickly when stirred up into the air. Although HEPA air cleaners are ineffective against dust mites, they can play a very important role in eliminating other allergens like mold, pollen and animal dander from our homes. By using mattress encasings and pillow encasings, you can create a barrier between yourself and dust mite allergen, thereby removing that irritant from your environment.
- Dust mites live in air ducts - This myth is sometimes perpetuated by companies that want to sell you their duct cleaning service, but it's not true. A small amount of dust mite allergen that becomes airborne could settle in your ductwork, but ducts are far from the humid, fibrous environments where the dust mites live and produce their allergenic waste, and having ductwork cleaned is much more expensive than dust mite encasings.
- Dust mites bite - Dust mites are far too small to bite humans, but skin reactions to dust mite allergen may be the cause of this myth. Dust mite waste and other allergens can trigger a reaction known as atopic dermatitis, a type of skin rash.
- Dust mites live in all dust - You won't find live dust mites living in the dust on your bookshelf or in that dust "bunny" that skitters across your hard surface floor. They just can't survive on the surface of things; they need to burrow deep into bedding, upholstery, and carpeting, which is why it is important to use encasings on surfaces like pillows and mattresses that make perfect homes for dust mites.
Dust Mites' Weaknesses And How To Get Rid Of Your Dust Mite Problem
If you wake up in the morning with a stuffy nose, itchy, watery eyes, sneezing or coughing, you may be reacting to mites in your bedding and should consider covering your mattress and pillows with dust mite encasings. Since you can't see dust mites, you may feel somewhat powerless to deal with dust mites. But, there are a number of ways to handle the mite problem that exploit their weaknesses while keeping your home perfectly safe for you, your family and your pets. Dust mites require moisture and dead skin cells to survive, so using dust mite encasings helps remove these elements, thereby killing the dust mites and reducing the production of dust mite allergen.
Dust Mite Encasings Eliminate the Dust Mites' Friendly Habitats
Beds & Pillows - Dust mites' most troubling habitat is deep inside of our box springs, mattresses, and pillows where they form colonies. Pillow and mattress encasings are the best way to fight these bedroom colonies. Encasings close off these environments with a barrier that dust mites and dust mite allergen can't pass through. The dust mites that are already there are trapped inside, out of harm's way, and the dust mites outside can't burrow in and find a protected place to live. Many allergists recommend allergen encasings as the most effective means of allergy prevention in the bedroom. Dust mite encasings can be a frontline defense and should be one of your first considerations when using environmental controls to relieve allergies.
Carpets, Rugs, & Upholstery - Carpets, rugs, and upholstery are another prime habitat for dust mites. Dust mites can't survive on hard surfaces like wood, tile, and vinyl floors. Dust mites also have a hard time on leather, vinyl, and wood furniture. When it's an option, hard floors and non-upholstered furniture make it much easier to keep a room free of allergens. When it's not an option, there are a number of ways to get rid of dust mites and their allergens in your carpets, upholstery and laundry.
Dust Mites Cannot Survive Prolonged Exposure To Relative Humidity Below 45%
Dust mites thrive in the homes of most Americans. But, the Americans that effortlessly live in dust mite free homes all have one thing in common - low relative humidity. The arid deserts in the southwestern part of the US and high altitudes have the fewest problems with dust mites. Dust mites are composed of 80% water and they absorb the water that they need from the air. Prolonged relative humidity below 45% will slow dust mite growth until the population is eventually eradicated. While it doesn't offer immediate relief, a dehumidifier can be an excellent tool in the long-term battle against dust mites, eventually turning your home into an environment where dust mites cannot live.
Dust Mites Cannot Survive Prolonged Exposure To Temperatures Over 140° Fahrenheit
Washing all of your bedding in hot water kills dust mites and gets rid of their allergens. If your hot water temperature is less than 140°F (a frequent precaution to prevent children from scalding themselves) or you'd rather not wash your delicate bedding in hot water, there are laundry products available which will take care of dust mites during cold or warm water washes.
Certain Compounds Have Been Scientifically Proven To Kill Dust Mites and Break Down Their Allergens
Treatments that kill dust mites are known as acaricides. These treatments are used two different ways. Some of the treatments are designed to be applied to carpet and upholstery and others are used to treat bedding in your washing machine.
For carpet and upholstery treatment, we recommend Dustmite And Flea Control. Dustmite And Flea Control is a concentrated boron compound that mixes with water to form a clear, odorless solution that you can then spray on your carpets and upholstery. Borates are natural compounds that have been used for hundreds of years in applications ranging from cosmetics to laundry detergent to fertilizers to insect control. Borates work to kill dust mites by two mechanisms. First, they are known to be intestinal poisons upon ingestion by dust mite larvae. Second, they may act as dessicants, drying up the microenvironment of the dust mite larvae in the carpet, making it an unfavorable environment for survival.
For treating bedding during cold and warm water washes, we recommend de-mite. De-mite is a laundry additive containing benzyl benzoate, tea tree oil, and oil of wintergreen (methyl salicylate). Studies have shown all three ingredients to kill dust mites during the wash cycle. Benzyl Benzoate is commonly used in fragrances and is FDA approved for use in foods, primarily as a component of artificial flavorings.
There are also treatments which denature the dust mites' allergen. These treatments are primarily derived from tannic acid, a natural product found in oak bark, coffee, cocoa, and tea. These treatments breakdown the allergenic proteins in dust mite waste and animal dander so that they no longer cause allergic reactions. The one drawback to these tannic acid products is that they are light brown in color and can stain white and light colored materials. However, there are alternatives to tannic acid based products for those of us with light carpets and upholstery. One alternative is Anti-Allergen Solution, a non-toxic spray by Ecology Works that neutralizes dust mite and animal dander proteins just like tannic acid.
Dust Mites vs. Dust Mite Allergens
We've focused primarily on how to deal with the dust mites that are causing so many problems in our homes. It's important to remember that killing the dust mites doesn't necessarily get rid of the allergens they've already left behind. Many of the steps we've gone over serve both ends, like pillow and mattress encasings. Encasings can trap the mother-lode of allergens keeping them out of harm's way and washing can get rid of the allergens in your bedding. Denaturing treatments and vacuuming with a HEPA-filtered vacuum get rid of the allergens in your carpet and upholstery. It's important to use a HEPA-filtered vacuum or special vacuum bags because ordinary vacuums and vacuum bags cannot capture particles as small as dust mites and their waste, so they just end up spitting them right back out in the vacuum's exhaust.
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|BedCare Economy Box Spring Encasings offer complete dust mite and bed bug protection in a lightweight zippered encasing - and at a very affordable price. The non-woven, tri-laminate fabric is durable and breathable for lasting comfort. These encasings are designed for low maintenance - put them on and there's no need to give them another thought. They will provide years of trouble-free protection and allergy relief. So low-priced, they are a great odor-free, noise-free alternative to vinyl for your box springs. Excellent to take when traveling and for college students. Fabric pattern may vary slightly.
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|BedCare Classic has the look and luxurious feel of satin and has been recommended by doctors for many years. This is the perfect choice for those who prefer an encasing that is waterproof as well as totally mite-proof. BedCare Classic is made of soft, stretchable polyester knit fabric bonded to a micro-thin, flexible polyurethane barrier on the inside. Because of this barrier membrane, this material can not be measured in terms of mean pore size. It's so soft and stretchable, there is no crinkling noise while you sleep, and the cool knit fabric keeps you comfortable while it protects you from dust mite allergen all night.
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|BedCare Elegance encasings are for those who want the very finest, most luxuriously soft and cool encasings available anywhere. Because allergen protection is the number one reason to purchase pillow and mattress encasings, Elegance covers are made from a high performance, 100% polyester microfiber fabric that blocks all dust mite allergen and most other particles as small as cat dander. They offer all of this protection while remaining breathable and cool beneath your sheets, so you always sleep comfortably. And we take extra care in the design and construction of Elegance encasings with features such as covered zippers, bound seams and side panels to give them a perfect fit even after repeated washings. We believe you won't find a finer, more comfortable encasing anywhere at any price. Mean pore size of 2.1 microns.
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|The BedCare All-Cotton anti dust mite mattress cover is made from a 100% cotton barrier fabric that is so tightly woven allergens can't pass through. The mean pore size is 2.6 microns, making it a great bed bug encasement, too. When you zip your mattress into this cover, you know that you have total protection and cool comfort all night long. If you like cotton, you are going to love this dust mite protector encasing.
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|BedCare Organic All-Cotton mattress and pillow encasings are made of unbleached 100% GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) Certified Organic Cotton so you know you have the best quality available. Only air can permeate this tightly woven fabric with a pore size of 4.8 so you and your family experience total protection from dust mite allergen and bed bugs while you sleep. The quality of these zippered covers is guaranteed because of the care American craftsmen put into each and every one. Even the most discriminating cotton-lovers will be delighted with Organic All-Cotton Encasings.
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text: Hospital Records boss, High Contrast, has a knack for adding his uplifting Drum N Bass flair to songs you'd never expect. The most recent example of his aptitude shines is his forthcoming remix for popular UK trio, London Grammar, which will be released as part of the Strong EP on September 1st. High Contrast clings to London Grammar vocalist Hannah's Florence Welch-like voice while upping the tempo and adding in soaring crescendos of percussion. If you haven't, make sure to go back and have a listen to some of High Contrast's older remixes like those for Adele or Calvin Harris. Nostalgiaaaa.


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Keep Pushing for Higher Taxes
Perhaps you're like Mary Burke, or Tom Barrett, or Chris Abele, or Theodore Lipscomb, or any other locally elected alderman, trustee, supervisor, or assessor, and every day you're walking around with a pocket full of money that you just can't seem to figure out how to spend. You have blocked all the things you need, a couple of things you want, and several items that greedy advertisers have duped you into buying. And you still have money left.
But with this extra chump change that you just can't seem to get rid of, you don't want to give it to charity, but you just wish you could somehow filter it up to the government. However, if you think like a Democrat, you only want to pay the minimum in taxes. You want others to pay more, but not you-you believe you're one of the few that are already paying your fair share.
That's the kind of mindset that is being pushed on to Milwaukee County residents as the push is being renewed for a new arena tax in order to replace the BMO Harris Center. Leaders of the city and county government are spending tax money to receive reports I conclude that taxes are too low. If we had a higher sales tax, he could build a new arena. If they tax cigarettes more, we could build a new arena. If property taxes were just a little higher, we could have a new arena.
It's just not for basketball anymore. Now they're trying to convince the low information taxpayer that an arena would not only produce a better basketball team, it could bring in famous music acts. They could bring in better art displays. It would enrich everybody except the people would be paying the tax. Golly, if all works well, the tax could even be borne by citizens of other counties. Maybe even the out-of-state people. Yes, we like to stick it to the out-of-state people. And if enough out-of-state people don't pay this tax, we can push the incidents onto our local citizens here. Pay up and pay some more.
It seems no one is willing to explain why an arena for playing basketball should not be up to the team owner. If the team is worth several hundred million, the owners would certainly have enough money to pony up for an arena. But because Herb Kohl, the current owner is a Democrat, he won't even be brought into the argument. A new arena automatically produce a better basketball team. Maybe then they could have a two-game winning streak. But, let's give them a break. We've only had 13 opportunities all season long to win two games in a row. So why isn't the arena being filled? And what about Jane and Lloyd Pettit? I'm surprised noble citizens have not written a letter to Jane and Lloyd, their heirs and successors, telling them that they should be ashamed of themselves for building an arena that barely lasted 25 years. Plus, it was built to include hockey and not just basketball.
One thing we know for sure. The tax-and-spend liberals are going to keep pushing for higher taxes of some sort. Whether it's higher sales tax as compared to Oklahoma City, or higher property taxes when compared to Biloxi Mississippi. But when you add the property taxes, sales taxes, income taxes, user fees, etc., the comparison is closer to New Jersey. In another comparison that is missing is the comparison of how much money we are spending on professional athletes and not putting more teachers in the schools. And where is the debate about incoming equality when it comes to bringing a new tax on the citizens of Milwaukee County versus the likes of Herb Kohl? It's not going to be in those reports that will be delivered to the Wisconsin Center.
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Biochemistry, Molecular Biology SeminarEvent Details: 3:00 p.m., April 29, Doisy Research Center
The Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology will host a seminar at 3 p.m. Monday, April 29, in Conference Room 468 on the fourth floor of the Doisy Research Center.
James Sacchettini, Ph.D. will present "Novel Strategies for Treating Drug Resistance." Sacchettini is professor and the Wolfe-Welch Chair in Science in the Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Chemistry at Texas A&M.
For more information, contact Yoonsang Cho, Ph.D., at 314-977-9284 or email@example.com.


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The Museum's superb military collections document the history of the men and women of the armed forces of the United States. The collections include ordnance, firearms, and swords; uniforms and insignia; national and military flags and banners; and many other objects.
The strength of the collections lies in their enormous depth. Some 3,000 military small arms and 2,400 civilian firearms document the mechanical and technological history of the infantryman's weapons from the beginning of the gunpowder era to the present. Among the 4,000 swords and knives in the collection are many spectacular presentation pieces. The collections also include Civil War era telegraph equipment, home front artifacts from both world wars, early computers such as ENIAC, Whirlwind, and Sage, and materials carried at antiwar demonstrations.
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Pension Rates [card]
- Notes
- In Box 1, Folder 24.
- Civil War Selections from the Archives Center
- Summary
- Notice of Pension Rates, ca 1890. The text refers to the new law of June 27, 1890, and lists pension rates for various disabilities.
- Cite as
- Civil War series, Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, Archives Center, National Museum of American History
- Date
- 1890
- Ca. 1890
- 1890-1920
- U.S. Pension Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
- Hoffliger, P.J
- Local number
- AC0060-0001208.tif (AC Scan No.)
- Data Source
- Archives Center - NMAH
Important to Soldiers [pension notice]
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With age and experience under his belt, the five-time champion feels he's a better driver than he was during any of his championship seasons
LOUDON, N.H. — It's the 12th season of a Hall of Fame career with five championships, 64 victories and one looming question to spread fear and loathing across the Sprint Cup Series.
Could Jimmie Johnson actually still be improving?
That certainly has seemed the case this season, and the five-time champion, often quite unassuming and oblique in describing his sublime talent, spoke authoritatively when asked about it Friday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
IN DEPTH: 12 Questions with Jimmie Johnson
"I feel I'm a far better driver today than I am from my rookie year, my first championship or my fifth," Johnson, 37, said. "Experience is so helpful and useful and important in our sport. I would trade my age for experience any day. It really does make a big difference.
"I'm much smarter, focused; my talents are refined; I know the race tracks; I know my industry. Everything is so much better today than it was in previous years."
REPORT CARD: Which Cup teams are making the grade?
Sunday's Camping World RV Sales 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway might be the best barometer yet of the Hendrick Motorsports star's exceptional year. After turning the second-fastest lap in qualifying, Johnson's No. 48 Chevrolet failed inspection, and his disallowed team will relegate him to the 43rd and last-place starting position for the first time through 418 starts in NASCAR's premier series.
The 1.058-mile oval with long straightaways and flat corners is among the circuit's most difficult tracks for advancement. Though Denny Hamlin easily won last September after starting 32nd and leading 193 of 300 laps, he had a dominant car, and Johnson hasn't won at New Hampshire in three years.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Track breeds summer, fall success
"Without a doubt, it's a very tough track to complete a pass on," said Johnson, who was second to Hamlin last fall. "You can get next to someone, but finishing the pass is really hard."
Yet few would be surprised (though virtually everyone would be impressed) if the El Cajon, Calif.., native manages to pick his way through traffic for his fourth career victory at New Hampshire.
PRACTICE: Johnson, Kenseth, Bowyer fast on Saturday
There is a growing consensus this seems to be his year, and he has become the prohibitive championship favorite at the 2013 midpoint even though the season will be reset in two months with the Chase for the Sprint Cup's 10-race title playoff.
"It's (Johnson's) to lose," Hendrick teammate Jeff Gordon said. "They've been so strong, you don't expect them to go away anytime soon and lose that momentum when the Chase starts."
Said Matt Kenseth, whose No. 20 Toyota is tied with Johnson for the series lead with four victories through 18 of 36 races: "It's hard to look at Jimmie and that team and say there's anything wrong. How can you argue they're not the best ever? With the numbers they've put up, it's really hard to pick anything apart about him. If you're going to have a chance to win a race or a championship, you always have to go through (Johnson)."
This year's results are particularly striking beyond just the surface level of ranking first in perfunctory statistics such as victories, top 10s (12) and laps led (1,020 of 5,247).
Johnson also leads the circuit in average finish (8.9), average running position (6.6), laps within the top 15 (89.1%) and driver rating (an aggregate of at least a dozen statistical categories).
There seemed plenty of opportunity for a letdown after Johnson squandered a points lead with two races remaining last year and lost the championship to Brad Keselowski. But there was no soul-searching in the offseason for Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus, who already were refocused last year after finishing outside the top five in points in 2011 for the only time in their career.
"There was more growing that went on over that off season leading into '12 than what's gone on from the end of '12 to now," Johnson said. "We had the speed (and) the tools to win the championship last year. The year before, we didn't. Last year we were in great position to take care of business and a series of mistakes by our team took ourselves out of it. That's almost easier to swallow and deal with than it is being slow.
"In a weird way we spent less time focusing on changes that we needed to make. This (past) offseason was really just a continuation of where we were at the end of last year. Even though we didn't get the championship, we had a lot to be proud of over those last 10 races and a lot of speed in our car."
PHOTOS: Jimmie Johnson through the years
That there's been no dropoff despite the transition to the Generation 6 model this year is another sign of how adaptive and nimble Johnson and Knaus are and why it's been critical to their run atop the standings.
The duo isn't afraid to tinker with their setups despite their success, and it's helped them maintain their success while switching between three types of cars and multiple format tweaks to the Chase and the points system.
That versatility also has been evident during the past six races. Johnson likely has had the fastest car on five tracks (Dover International Speedway, Pocono Raceway, Michigan International Speedway, Kentucky Speedway and Daytona International Speedway) of varying length and skillsets.
JOHNSON: Dialed in for another title run after Daytona double
If not for mistakes on restarts and strategies, Johnson likely would have seven victories, but he still is on pace for his highest total since 2007 (a career-best 10 wins), and his team is setting the tone that his peers are tracking with anticipation and concern.
"His car has been extremely fast and we know over the next eight weeks that we need to get better to start the Chase from a speed standpoint," fourth-ranked Kevin Harvick said. "The thing about the No. 48 (team) is if you are comfortable winning races, somebody is going to come along and beat you and then you are going to get behind.
"It seems like they win races, but they are constantly trying to get better, and they constantly succeed in getting better. They never really get in that up-and-down rut. They are kind of the leader of pushing things forward. Even when things are going good, you can't just sit on your hands and say, 'We don't need to try anything else to get better. It doesn't seem like they ever do that. It's constantly it seems that Chad is a workaholic and dedicates himself to trying to find the next thing before everybody else, and it's paid off for them. Obviously Jimmie does a great job and giving the feedback to send Chad in a direction to help them find speed."
Teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. said Johnson's stringent exercise regimen is indicative of the team's foundation.
"They earn every bit of success they get because they just work harder than most people if not everybody," Earnhardt said. "Jimmie is in the best shape of anybody in the field and runs 13, 15 miles a day. It's ridiculous."
Johnson takes such compliments in stride while also being cognizant it's accompanied by scrutiny that eventually could undermine his perch.
"There isn't a team that is studied more than us, so anything we do, the others follow quickly and try to take our formula and make it better," he said. "We do a nice job though of keeping our blinders on, and I think in the long run that has been really good for us and allows us to keep evolving.
"I know that it's not going to last forever, and when you're racing the best in the world, you always elevate your game to stay there."
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According to the wiki:BLOCKMAP lump must not exceed 65535 bytes in size
Map can contain maximally 32768 segments (and the same for linedefs, sidedefs, subsectors, nodes)
Coordinates of verticles should be numbers between -20000 and +20000
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- Door in start room opens with a shoot switch (resolves pacifst issue pointed out, add to that it meant I had to put blocklines on the windows to prevent people escaping that way (I was planning to leave them as hell has no rules :P)
Eris Falling said:
@Antroid:Awesome, I'm quite interested to see how both MAP29 and 19 turn out. From what I've seen, both are very promising maps. I look forward to playing both of them.[/b]
cannonball said:
Version 3 of Nirvana (probably close to final version)
- Door in start room opens with a shoot switch (resolves pacifst issue pointed out, add to that it meant I had to put blocklines on the windows to prevent people escaping that way (I was planning to leave them as hell has no rules :P)
- Co-op starts added
- Difficulty settings added, mostly removing a couple of monsters or downgrading them on the lower difficulties.
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I could send you the probably imbalanced version of map29 like i did to ella guro via PM.
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Curious about the no-Cyberdemons-or-BFGs-until-MAP11-at-least rule, considering both were introduced at MAP08 in the original... although I do like that you're enforcing some semblance of a difficulty curve there.
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Yes, please do. I'm quite intrigued by the style of this map, it looks quite..different.
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I have a few questions: Will it also have a sense of progression
Will the levels be connected, ie Entryway leading to the underhalls of the Starport, etc?
Ragnor said:
Going by level names, you start at the facilities Entryway, go down underneath the facility to the "Underhalls", into the Gantlet/Gauntlet (Security checkpoint?), not sure about The Focus, focal point of something? Then theres the Waste Tunnels, obvious one there,) Crusher (Waste Disposal?) and there could be any old design for Dead Simple. I just hope its not yet ANOTHER gimmicky Arachnotron+Mancubus level :p
cannonball said:
crikey, waiting till map15 for the first spider mastermind seems a little long imo. Maybe a tad earlier and perhaps before mr cybie.
Also maybe something to consider, perhaps we could release an alpha containing the completed maps just before christmas or something like that. So far I believe we have 10 maps done (tweaking pending) and about 5 more which should be completed soon, so might be good to get an idea of how the final product will begin to shape up.
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cannonball said:
We don't need that stuff just yet, though designing the titlepic soon rather than later would be a good plan. In the end it's up to individual authors digression to whether they put a mastermind in their map or not, I would say it's acceptable from Map06 onwards.
Cool, I would say we should make an alpha sometime mid December as I hope that maps 14, 17, 19, and 29 should also have their first versions out by then. If not no worries but I thought it would add as a little incentive to give people some sort of deadline to which they can get their maps out and into some more serious playtesting.
Sounds like good news about map29, as Rizera said in the last thread it better be epic :P
cannonball said:
It will just be a case of copy/paste in slade 3 or something along those lines.
the compilation process shouldn't be too difficult as most maps have been built in the intended map slot.
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Via Andy at Ace's site. A confession of my own ignorance: Until two weeks ago, when NRA News announced he was joining their team, I'd never heard of Colion Noir. Evidently I'm one of the few people on the right who hasn't, because the number of YouTube views he's gotten for some of his freelance pro-gun commentaries over the past year is mind-boggling by the standards of political video. He's already a superstar in gun-rights circles; it's just taken a bit longer for some of us more casual gun-rights supporters to catch up.
Here's his first official vid for the NRA plus the most popular clip he cut while he was independent. Something to enjoy while you're celebrating the demise of the assault-weapons ban in the Senate at Democratic hands.
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I probably overlook him because he is a huge perv... lol. Heres what I am curious about. How do you thimk the final matchups of yomi will line up?
Im thinking rematch of kensie and his brother
rematch of hongo vs sakaki
akisame vs jujitsu woman
shigure vs any of the armed division. Really doesnt matter
the elder vs his son
this is going to leave apachi and kensie(evil ass kensie)
I dont really know if apachi cqn handle him, so how do you think the fights will line up?