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The Warrior Ritual Pro Goalie Leg Pad offers pro level protection, sizing and extremely lightweight construction. Pete Smith, a well known name in the Goalie equipment industry has now joined Warrior and will be overseeing all of the goalie gear.
Warrior's Ritual Pro features additional knee support with their Knee Leveler technology, helping to stabilize the knee area providing a continuous landing surface. Warrior new hinged knee design allows the outer portion of the knee cradle to twist when transitioning into the butterfly position. This helps with pad rotation while keeping minimal stress on your straps. Exclusive Post Wedge Panel provides protection to the outer calf while filling the gap between the post and the goalies knee when crouching. Warriors own Tabletop boot construction allows the boot to sit and move on top of your skates giving the goalie better mobility. Exclusive binding less construction keeps the leg pads lightweight while increasing durability by not having typical wear points.
High quality materials are used throughout the Ritual Pro, keeping the pad as light as possible while maintaining good durability. The face of the pad is lined with a nylon weave material, lighter then the leather material used on similar pads. Medium and high density foams are used throughout the face of the pad providing a large firm blocking surface. The back of the pad is lined with a breathable nylon material with a By SMITH patch in the upper left hand corner signifying that the pad is being overseen Pete Smith. The thigh guard is lined with a nylon and breathable inner layer able to wick away moisture. Knee Cradle, knee leveler, and calf wraps are lined with the same nylon and nylon weave materials similar to the rest of the pad. These pads are using a combination of elastic, nylon, and leather straps to help secure the pad.
The squared-up design of these pads ensures a complete seal across the playing surface when in the butterfly position. Thin thigh profile allows the tops of the pads to overlap each other when in your stance as well as while moving on your feet giving the goalie better mobility. Protecting the upper portion of the leg is the thigh guard. The thigh guard is divided into three compartments with wide elastic band insuring a comfortable fit around the thigh. The inner boot has been rounded, reducing friction when going into the butterfly creating a smooth transition.
- Model Number: GPRTP
- Heritage: Warrior Fortress
- Level of Play: (Senior)
- Roller: Up to Professional
- Ice: Up to Professional
- Playing Style: Butterfly
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- Exterior:
- High quality Nylon weave material used on the face of the pads
- Durable and lightweight
- Protection:
- Pro butterfly style design and construction
- Integrated under-pant thigh protector
- Contouring design
- Mesh liner for breathability
- Removable
- Stiff high density foams used to provide pro level protection
- Post Wedge
- Outer flap for added knee protection
- Seals post and pad gap when crouching
- Face:
- Square/thin profile construction
- Outer Roll:
- Square outer roll design
- Two breaks in outer roll
- One at the ankle, and one below the knee
- Inner Roll:
- Two-piece flat inside glide support for gapless ice contact and stability
- Large flaps provide great 5-hole coverage
- Ultra-thin profile
- Thigh Guard:
- 3 sections
- Protection for the front and sides of the thigh
- Nylon material on exterior, moisture wicking material on interior
- High density foam inserts
- Knee Stack:
- 3-piece knee Leveler design
- Inner Layer - EVA comfort foam
- Middle Layer - Thick, dense foam with poly insert to provide shock absorption when dropping down
- Outer Layer - Thin, extremely dense foam to provide great durability and a smooth sliding surface
- The outer layer is adjusted with nylon strap with quick release plastic buckle to hang a bit looser to provide more coverage or tighter to provide a more traditional feel
- 3-piece knee Leveler design
- Calf Wrap:
- 4-piece calf wrap design
- Inner Layer - Two foam flaps with nylon weave lining wrap directly around the leg
- Middle Layer - .5" thick medium density foam flap for additional support
- Outer Layer - 1" thick high density foam flap with durable nylon weave material on exterior
- Leg Channel:
- Flat leg channel design
- Heavy duty nylon with soft foams
- Comfort and impact absorption
- Measures about 5" wide
- Boot Channel:
- Tabletop boot construction
- Allows the leg pad boot to sit and move on top of your skate allowing for increased mobility and coverage
- Straps:
- 1.5" elastic loop strap on extended upper thigh guard
- 2" elastic velcro strap on the inner knee stack
- Two 1" nylon straps with plastic buckles around the thigh and knee
- Both of these straps are adjustable for customizable fit
- Two 3/4" leather straps over calf
- One 3/4" adjustable leather boot strap
- Strap placement is adjustable for customizable fit
- Sliding toe bridge with laces
- Allows the pad to be worn snug while allowing full range of movement for the skate when transitioning into the butterfly position
- NHL™ Legal Size Pad
- Note:
- +1.5" Sizing is standard on the Ritual Pro
- Weight:
- 5.3lbs (Based on a 34"+1.5" leg pad)
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The Warrior Ritual G3 Pro Custom Goalie Leg Pads represent the most innovative pads Pete Smith of Warrior has ever created. On top of the pro level protection and phenomenal features, this year the G3's weigh in at a ludicrous 4.2 lbs per pad.
The Warrior Ritual G3 Goalie Leg Pads take all of the innovative features found on the previous model and maximizes their efficiency, resulting in an extremely high quality set of pads. If you didn't think the Ritual series leg pads could any lighter, think again. This year, the G3's weigh in at a feather-light 4.5 lbs per pad, which is extremely impressive for a non pro leg pad.Colors: 5
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Lead the way for the fashion pack in this versatile boot from Fergalicious. The Leader is sure to make you stand out from the rest with its buckle detailing and ability to look flawless with your favorite denim.
- Faux leather upper
- Buckle detailing
- 14" shaft height, inside zipper
- 14" calf circumference
- 2¾" photo stacked heel
- Rubber sole
- Imported
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"I got these as a Christmas gift from my sister and we both loved them so much that I bought them for her for her birthday! I have fairly thin calves so I rock these over my skinnies and cute knee-high socks! My sister has normal size calves and wears them with her jeans comfortably but wouldn't be able to add knee-high socks or leg-warmers into the mix."
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March 13, 2013
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March 03, 2013
Darker color
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By Benjamin Herrold Missouri Farmer Today
ST. JOSEPH — Under the steel gray of a cloudy sky, a strong Northern Missouri wind ripped across the flat terrain of the St. Joseph Stockyards. The wind brought some chill to this October day, but the employees at the stockyards bustled along with their work. It was a Thursday — cleanup day at the stockyards.
As of September 2012, the stockyards have local ownership again. Mark Servaes, of Atchison, Kan., is the new owner, but he has long ties to St. Joe's historic stockyards. He has worked at the stockyards since 1991 and managed the facility since 2001. He runs a cattle operation near Atchison with his dad, and he remembers coming to the stockyards as a kid to sell cattle.


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Debates of April 2nd, 2012
House of Commons Hansard #104 of the 41st Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was budget.
- Question Period
- Groundwater Contamination
- The Budget
- Sports
- Juno Awards
- Hockeyville
- Member for Papineau
- Hockeyville
- Health Care System
- Pope John Paul II
- Public Safety
- Old Age Security
- Human Trafficking
- Seal Hunt
- Employment
- Thrilla on the Hilla
- Members' Budgets
- Arts and Culture
- Autism
- The Budget
- Intergovernmental Affairs
- Pensions
- The Budget
- Pensions
- Health
- Science and Technology
- Elections Canada
- National Defence
- Search and Rescue
- Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
- The Environment
- Public Appointments Commission
- The Environment
- Bell Canada
- Foreign Affairs
- Search and Rescue
- Immigration
- The Economy
- National Council of Welfare
- Air Transportation
- Board of Internal Economy
- Government Response to Petitions
- Committees of the House
- Petitions
- Questions on the Order Paper
- Questions Passed as Orders for Returns
- Points of Order
- The Budget
Thrilla on the Hilla
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Rodger Cuzner Cape Breton—Canso, NS
Mr. Speaker,
Two men in the ring, 800 in the stands;
One wrote a cheque with his mouth, he couldn't cash with his hands.
The Tory Nation was cocky, they came out in full force;
But like the F-35 contract, they had backed the wrong horse.
Liberals must be defeated, that's known Tory credo;
They had nothing to hide, you could tell by the Speedo.
Brazeau came out hard and brought the Tories to their feet;
But in less than a minute, he looked pretty well beat.
The red onslaught of punches could not be contained;
Like those Tory attack ads, stinging and sustained.
The bombs came from everywhere, our boy pummeled and pounded;
It looked like the senator thought he was surrounded.
He was dazed and confused, the ref twice stopped the fight;
He got hit with so many lefts, he was begging for a right.
In less than six minutes it was all over and done;
A TKO victory, the good guys had won.
The Tories were devastated by this jaw-dropping blow;
Ezra's microphone went silent, his mouth stuffed with crow.
But the Tories aren't finished, they'll want a rematch I'm betting;
They'll find someone tougher, maybe Marjory LeBreton.
Members' Budgets
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Ted Opitz Etobicoke Centre, ON
Mr. Speaker, I want to congratulate the Board of Internal Economy's decision to find approximately 7% in savings from members' office budgets. It is important that members look for ways where we can save taxpayers' money.
Unfortunately, I have to question the comments of my hon. colleague from the NDP who said that it was "a big mistake to trim the MPs' budgets even the little bit they did because that could mean the difference between another staff position and serving people in the constituency".
Last year that member spent over $42,000 on his accommodations, per diem expenses, hospitality, events and advertising. That is on top of his travel expenses which exceeded $162,000.
When asked to find approximately $21,000 in savings, I have to ask why the NDP member for Winnipeg Centre would not find savings in his own expenses rather than possibly firing a member of his staff.
Arts and Culture
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Pierre Nantel Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher, QC
Mr. Speaker, this is no laughing matter: with their Bill C-11 on copyright, the Conservatives are once again showing their total disregard for artists and the arts. If the Conservatives would open their eyes and actually look, they would see that arts and culture constitute a major driver of our economy.
Instead of supporting artists, the Conservatives are creating obstacles for them. Bill C-11 will deprive small record companies, musicians and small businesses of $21 million a year. What is most pathetic is that no one on the other side appears to be looking for a solution to the problem they have created with this bill.
It is not a big deal for the Conservatives because their strategy is always to give preference to big business, whether the subject is oil sands or culture. The NDP will not let them get away with it. Artists can rely on our support. In contrast to the Conservatives, we are here to defend creative artists.
Statements By Members
2:15 p.m.
Mike Lake Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont, AB
Mr. Speaker, today is World Autism Awareness Day. It also marks 14 years since my son, Jaden, was diagnosed with autism.
In many ways Jaden is like a 3-year-old or 4-year-old trapped in a 16-year-old's body. He is non-verbal, has trouble with abstract concepts, will cry when sad, and squeal loudly or giggle when happy. When something is on his mind, he will grab my face and inquire with an escalating "Bababababa" until he gets the explanation he needs to move on with his life.
He is obsessed with dogs, to the point where he will go nose to nose with any dog he sees, regardless of size or demeanour, something we must always be aware of when out in public. In some ways Jaden is very much like other 16-year-olds. He loves making chocolate chip cookies, working in the school library and bowling with dad on Saturday mornings.
I never dreamt I would have a son with special needs, but I can honestly say I could not be more proud of my boy. He is always quick with a high-five or a kiss, is never ever a bully and loves everyone without a hint of judgment. I think we could all use a little more of that.
The Budget
Oral Questions
April 2nd, 2012 / 2:15 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, here in this House, his hand on his heart, the Prime Minister promised that he would not touch pensions, that he would not cut health transfer payments to the provinces and that he would not touch services to the public. However, the Conservative budget attacks services, attacks transfers, and attacks retirement income.
Why has the Minister of Finance brought down a budget that does exactly the opposite of what his Prime Minister promised Canadians?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:15 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, I want to welcome the new Leader of the Opposition to his new responsibilities. We are very much looking forward to the new orange order over there. We will be expecting, though, to see some of the same things we have seen in the past, a clear contrast with the policies of this government.
Our policies are focused on job creation, economic growth and the long-term prosperity of this country so that we have jobs for Canadians, not just today and tomorrow, but indeed, for decades to come in the future. I expect they will be opposing all of those measures.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, job creation? We shall see about that.
Their plan for job creation is to throw 20,000 employees out of work. Wow, what a plan.
This is like the workers at Aveos who are waiting for the tiniest sign that the Conservatives are going to help them keep their jobs. The law is clear, but the Conservatives are doing nothing. The Government of Quebec is threatening to sue the federal government. A revitalization committee has been set up to try to save these jobs.
Are the Conservatives going to do anything at all to save the jobs at Aveos? My question is simple and can be answered with a yes or a no.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, our economic action plan includes concrete job creation measures, such as a hiring credit for small businesses and measures to help young people acquire skills and experience through a youth employment strategy. Our strategy is clear. Our economic action plan has already produced 600,000 jobs for Canadians. Our plan is working well, and we will stay the course.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Thomas Mulcair Leader of the Opposition
Mr. Speaker, abandoning the 2,600 workers of Aveos and their families is not a job creation strategy. Getting rid of 20,000 employees is not a job creation strategy. Cutting vital services is not a job creation strategy.
Cuts to housing, cuts to first nations, cuts to food safety, cuts to transportation safety, cuts to regional development, the Conservatives created the problem with their corporate tax cuts.
Is this their only solution now: service cuts?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Peter Van Loan Leader of the Government in the House of Commons
Mr. Speaker, the Leader of the Opposition is reading a very different budget from the one that was actually delivered in the House by the Minister of Finance last Thursday. It is a budget that focuses on the key priorities of Canadians while ensuring that we are on the path to deliver jobs.
His approach is one of increasing taxes. That is what he has asked for. He wants to make our workers less competitive than their competitors around the world.
If he wants to ask workers why they might lose their jobs, higher taxes is the number one reason why. That is why we are opposing those higher taxes. We will not agree with the opposition plan for higher taxes, bigger government and bigger deficits. That is the ticket to economic disaster for Canada.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, their budget is increasing unemployment. I do not remember the government campaigning on a promise to put people out of work. It misled Canadians.
Because of this budget, thousands of Canadians who chose to serve their country will be fired, and families will pay the price. Economists predict that this budget will result in the loss of 50,000 to 72,000 jobs in Canada. Instead of creating jobs, the Conservative budget is cutting services, cutting the environment and cutting old age security for Canadian families, as well as putting thousands of Canadians out of work.
Why choose unemployment over jobs? Canadian families deserve better.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Christian Paradis Minister of Industry and Minister of State (Agriculture)
Mr. Speaker, nothing could be further from the truth. This is a responsible budget for responsible management. It reduces the tax burden, and that is what stimulates the economy. We will stay the course. My colleague can talk about statistics all he wants, but one thing is clear: since we adopted this approach in 2009, 610,000 net new jobs have been created in Canada, 90% of which are full time. The facts speak for themselves. We are on the right track.
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Peter Julian Burnaby—New Westminster, BC
Mr. Speaker, according to Statistics Canada, 700,000 more Canadians are out of work today than before the recession. If the members opposite doubt that, they just have to ask the workers at Aveos, the workers at Brunswick Mines, the workers at Electro-Motive, the workers at Mabe. The government's answer is an insult to every one of them.
Things are getting worse. According to its own budget, unemployment will rise next year and our GDP growth rate will fall below the Americans'.
Why has the government put forth a budget that moves Canada backwards? Why did it not choose to move Canada's families forward in this budget?
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:20 p.m.
Jim Flaherty Minister of Finance
Mr. Speaker, I was hoping that the weekend would afford the members opposite an opportunity to read the budget, but it is apparent from the questions we are getting that they have not had an opportunity to read about the hiring credit for small business to encourage more than 500,000 small business owners to hire more people; to read about the youth employment strategy to assist more young people to gain work experience in the workforce and to join the workforce on a full-time basis; the opportunities for aboriginal youth that are in the budget; the opportunities fund to help persons with disabilities, young people and older people all across the country.
Why have they not read—
The Budget
Oral Questions
2:25 p.m.
The Speaker Andrew Scheer
Order, please.
The hon. member for Toronto Centre.


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The Student Life Department at Future University in Egypt offer student support, advice and guidance for national and international students on activities, social work, disability issues and social counseling. In addition we offer information and guidance concerning the student union and cultural services such as music, playing instruments, drama, acting, choir courses, various clubs and other organizations..
Cairo, Egypt, October 20th, 2016: Earlier this month, as part of their ongoing endeavor to support Egypt's local communities, Future University Egypt (FUE) joined other universities and companies to sponsor the Third International Borollos Fair. As part of their contribution to the event which took place from the 1st to the 15th of October, FUE's community service team sent 13 members of the university to support in beautifying the city of Borollos, located in Kafr Sheikh.
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Making of The Play, Choir, and Modern Dance. :D...View
Calendar FUE participated in the 2nd Burullus Symposium that was held during the period of October 1 – 14, 2015.
The highlights of the Symposium included artistic and activities as well as social community services....View
Boxing Match (FUE vs Zagazig University)...View
The second sector championship for Boxing...View
Bench Press championship started at 12 pm with the participation of the following universities : MUST-AAST-BUE-AUC .
the championship started with warmup followed by the competition in several weights. FUE participated with 18 players. FUE won the first place with:
6 gold medals
4 silver medals
5 bronze medals
AAST won the second place with:
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2 bronze medals
BUE won the third place with
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Speed Ball Championship The first sector championship was held on Thursday 26th of November, 2015. The following Universities were participating: BUE – CIC – AAST – FUE ) . The championship was (SOLO-Individual)
Solo Male Students:
1st place: Omar Adel Imam – Ahmed Mohamed Omar (AAST)
2nd place : Mohamed Mazen – Ashraf Mohamed ( CIC )
3rd place : NourEldin Atef – Ahmed Hany Sayyed ( FUE)
Solo Female Students:
1st place : Sara Mohamed Abdullah (AAST)
2nd place: Maya Khowailed – Nada Khalil Mahrous (FUE)
3rd place : Mohamed Mazen – Ashraf Mohamed (CIC)
Individual Male Students :
1st place : Omar Adel Emam – Ahmed Mohamed Omar (AAST)
2nd place: Islam Khalil Mahrous – Ahmed Hany Sayyed (FUE)
3rd place : Mohamed Mazen – Ashraf Mohamed (CIC)
Individual Female Students :
1st place: Sarah Mohamed Abdullah (AAST)
2nd place: Maya Khawiled – Nada Khalil Mahrous (FUE)
3rd place: Fatma Taha Sharaf (BUE)
AAST won the first place, FUE second and CIC the third....View
The Taekwondo first sectors Championship next Monday 30/11/2015 at 9:30 am on campus. And the participants are (CIC- MUST- GUC- BUE- AUC- 6TH OF October- AAST- Jezirah Academy)....View
4th FUE Karate Championship...View
Final Match.....View
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The Cairo Opera House witnessed on the 5th of May, 2014 at the Grand Theatre, the FUE Annual Cultural Festival "Ebda'at Masreya"....View
FUE Choir 2014 (Unchain My Heart song)...View
On the 29th of December, FUE celebrated the New Year with its students on campus. With a DJ regaling the students with some of the best 2014 tunes and Cairokee band raising the adrenaline with their awesome music, the students were definitely overwhelmed. But that was not it, as FUE ended it right with a marvelous fireworks show which gratified the students. Happy New Year everyone...View
Student Life Department with FUE Student Union held the annual Qaherat Al-Moez Festival from 22nd to 26th of February 2015....View
Student life department held the annual paintball tournament on campus from Sunday 30/3/2014 to Tuesday 1/4/2014....View
The student life department held the second Karate tournament under the supervision of the Egyptian Karate Federation....View
Student life department held the second boxing tournament on FUE campus on 3/4/2014, the national boxing team made some fascinating boxing shows....View
The Annual Art Gallery 2013....View
The Egyptian Opera House has witnessed the FUE Cultural Festival "Art From The Heart of Egypt" which was held on the 2nd and 4th of April, 2013 at the Grand Theatre....View
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West Wind Inn on Sanibel devotes a lot of its blog space to arts and nature events. This weekend, the nature of the art is basketball as our local Florida Gulf Coast University meets the University of Florida in the next round of the Sweet Sixteen NCAA tournament. (Coincidentally, it's the Eagles vs. the Gators. Does it get any more "natural" than that?)
So, Friday night, we venture that every TV in every room at the West Wind Inn will be tuned to the game. FGCU is the Cinderella story of the tournament. You don't have to be an FGCU fan to be turned on by their play and possibilities. (We admit to a little bias toward the hometown team, but not so much as to be testy about it.)
If you are not privileged to have a West Wind Inn room reservation for Friday night where you can go to watch the game after a day of Sanibel beachcombing, there are plenty of Sanibel-Captiva restaurants and pubs that will be offering TV to their patrons. Join us all in spirit if not in person! Cheer for Eagles or Gators – no one in Florida loses on this one!


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Kick up your style in the Audrey Brooke Cait. With chic cutouts, this sandal is perfect for casual Fridays at the office or weekends out in the city.
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Pretty in Pink!
"I bought these on clearance to have for summer next year. I love Audrey Brook shoes! They are true to size and so comfy even though I have only wore them around the house to get a feel for them. The color is very pretty and will go well with a variety of summer outfits."
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Perfect with everything
"I got the natural, and I love them. I wasn't sure about the narrow heel, but they are super comfortable, and go with everything. I can rock these all day and into the nite, and my feet are fine.Great Shoe!!"
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August 02, 2013
"This is a very classy, chic and beautiful sandal. Wore it all evening at a party and danced in them. Made me feel sexy and got a lot of nice compliment."
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Aron Ralston, the climber who severed his own arm in order to save his life is coming to Emery County on April 25. He has written a book entitled, Between a Rock and a Hard Place.
He is an inspirational speaker who will address audiences at the Green River Auditorium at 9:30 a.m.
He will be accompanied by Emery County Sheriff Lamar Guymon and Sgt. Mitch Vetere.
Sgt. Vetere was involved in the rescue of Ralston from Blue John Canyon on May 1, 2003.
He will speak in the Emery High School Auditorium at 1:30 p.m. Both speaking engagements are open to the public and the public is encouraged to attend.
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DUNEDIN, Fla. — If it wasn't bad enough that Jose Reyes was traded one year into his six-year contract by the Miami Marlins to the Toronto Blue Jays, Reyes divulged Friday that he was intentionally misled.
Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria actually tried to persuade Reyes to buy a house in the Miami market, Reyes said, just days before he was traded.
CABRERA: Issues statement, won't talk about past
"Two days before the trade, I was having dinner with him in New York,'' Reyes said. "He was talking about getting a nice house in Miami. That was kind of crazy. How do you want me to spend some money in Miami when I have my house in New York, and you are going to trade me in two days? …
"I was shocked. Jeffrey Loria always told me he was never going to trade me. He would call my agents and tell him to get a good place to live.''
Reyes, who hasn't talked to Loria since the trade, said he understands it's a business. He didn't have a no-trade clause in his six-year, $106 million contract.
"I don't need to see him,'' Reyes said. "I don't need talk to them (the Marlins), they traded me. That means they don't want me there. So I don't need to say, 'Why did you trade me?' ''
Reyes says there's no need for him to dissuade future free agents from signing with the Marlins simply because he is living proof of the distrust. Yet, he feels badly for the fans and players like Giancarlo Stanton who remain.
"I feel sorry for the fan base there, I feel sorry for him,'' said Reyes. "But it is what it is. I'm not in Miami anymore. It's time for me to move on.''


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A Monster Calls (and You Should Answer)
Then I made the mistake of reading it while spending Sunday afternoon at my in-laws'. And folks, this is not a Scary Story book.
This is one of the most affecting, beautifully written, powerful books I have ever read. I had to keep putting it down because it was hitting me so hard. And then I had to leave the room in a very big hurry so that everyone wouldn't see me burst into tears. (Making me cry is pretty much the biggest badge of honor a book can earn. I have such a hard time losing myself in books to begin with that to be able to be affected so much I cry is pretty much a once-every-few-years occurrence. In fact, the last book I remember making me cry was THE BOOK THIEF, by Markus Zusak, another one of my permanent recommendations.)
A MONSTER CALLS is about a boy dealing with his very sick mother, absent father, schoolyard bullies, and, oh yeah, the giant yew tree that comes alive every night like a thing of nightmares and wants something from him he's too terrified to even think about. I'm not going to tell you more than that. I want you to discover it for yourself.
This is a book written for young teens that manages to somehow be accessible and appropriate for them as well as deeply meaningful for adults. I would hate Patrick Ness for being so amazing, but I just love this book so much I can't bring myself to be anything but grateful that people like him exist and have the talent and skill with words and story to create something like this.
It's made my very short list of favorites and permanent recommendations. You should read it.
18 comments:
- Mel Fowler said...
I like to cry too. well maybe I dont 'like' to but I do. A lot. I'm glad I'm not the only one. I will have to read this thanks for the post!
- November 2, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- Patti said...
I've heard such great things about this book and that you should read it all in one sitting.
- November 2, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- A. Knight said...
Okay, I'm taking your recommendation very seriously and adding this to my to-read pile under 'acquire soon'.
- Asher (from Paranormal Indulgence)
- November 2, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Julie Daines said...
I also loved the Book Thief, so I'm taking this recommendation. Sounds very intriguing!
- November 2, 2011 at 10:07 AM
This book sounds great. I've also read The Book Thief, and though I don't usually cry during books, I found myself sobbing. What are the other books on your list of favorites and permanent recommendations?
- November 2, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Sarah said...
Sounds amazing. Would this make a good book club book (for middle age mom types)?
- November 2, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Sarah said...
He's a master, isn't he? Every word in this book is perfect. I can't recommend it enough.
- November 2, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Jessica Lindsay said...
Patrick Ness has been so on my mind today that I actually said his name out loud while reading to my daughter. "And the little red tugboat Patrick Ness sailed down--." How nuts is that? But we've been talking in school about how novelists get to make their own rules, and his Knife of Never Letting Go broke so many rules while breaking my heart. Brilliant. Thanks for the recommendation!
- November 2, 2011 at 11:40 AM
I bought this book on your recommendation-saw it on Twitter the other night. Not sure how long it will take me to read it though. I have a love/hate relationship with books that make me cry. Better for me not to know that going in.
- November 2, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Lexie said...
I think that, in the end, what's more important than how much you enjoyed the book is how much it affected you. It's why I put Thirteen Reasons Why as the book I'm most grateful for, even though it is not my favorite book. The books that can change you, move you, honestly make you bawl, are the ones that you'll remember. I didn't bawl at The Book Thief, because I was too numb; I closed the book and sat there for ten minutes without moving or speaking.
Definitely adding this to my to-read list.
- November 2, 2011 at 12:47 PM
Sounds good, adding it to my "MUST READ IN NEAR FUTURE" list right now! :)
- November 2, 2011 at 1:25 PM
- Jade said...
I just ordered it!
The Knife of Never Letting Go is one of my absolute favourite books of all time, so I can easily believe this one is amazing, too.
Also, remind me to tell you the story one day about how a book you recommended changed my life.
- November 2, 2011 at 1:54 PM
- Cortney said...
Thanks for the recommendation. I sobbed like a child in The Book Thief!! Loved it.
- November 2, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- Faith said...
I am halfway through this book and it's already made me cry once. I am almost afraid to finish it because I know I will be teary.
- November 2, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Allie said...
A Monster Calls is...indescribable! The story affected me so much. And the illustrations are DIVINE! Really glad you read it, Kiersten - more people dserve to know about it!
- November 3, 2011 at 3:47 AM
- Liesl Shurtliff said...
I will read this! Especially since you mention THE BOOK THIEF as one of your permanent recommendations. Me too! A book every person should read, no matter what!
- November 3, 2011 at 8:37 AM
- Marsha Sigman said...
I hate to cry. But now I'm too curious not to read it!
On the list.
- November 3, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Kim Aippersbach said...
I just read this, and it is gorgeous. Perfect text, perfect illustrations. I got it from the library, but I have to go buy it now. Yes, it made me cry. Tears dripping down my face awesomeness.
- November 3, 2011 at 1:21 PM


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SCOFIELD RESERVOIR - Sergeant Carl Gramlich reports that fishing success has slowed down. Best fishing occurs in the early morning. Justin Hart, Aquatics Biologist, reports that most rainbows are in the 12-14 inch size range. Glow jigs and ice flies, tipped with nightcrawlers or meal worms continue to be the most popular baits. Chartreuse and white are the best colors. Justin advises anglers to move to more remote points on the reservoir for an improved rate of catch. Ice thickness is variable, ranging from 8-20 inches. The icepack is covered by a few inches of snow. Paul Birdsey, Aquatics Program Manager, invites Wasatch Front anglers to Scofield, where the skies are blue and sun is bright. Todd Munford describes fishing as slow to fair. He says the best place to fish is north of the island in 12-15 feet of water. Todd recommends white Gitzits, tipped with a meal worm; or a small Night Glo jig, tipped with a shrimp-flavored salmon egg. He suggests jigging 1-2 cranks off the bottom, and moving the bait in one foot arcs to attract a strike. The fish are schooled and move around the reservoir, so patience is required.


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Review From Hairdresser That Uses This ProductI have read the reviews for this product from everyone that has posted. I am a hairstylist with 7 years experience, certified in coppola keratin for 3 of those years. First of all- as another stylist has stated, you need to be a certified hair stylist to perform this service. Secondly- to those of you experiencing hair loss, damaged hair, etc. This is a professional product, if people went to a salon and paid $300 and upwards to get this service, do you think they would sell the same product online? Packaging and smell, look can seem like its the same. IT ISN'T. If you want the true results of this product (after 3 months of a treatment every month I got damaged, bleached, over processed hair to shiny silky and healthy without any styling) than you need to see a stylist that is certified and is ordering the product from the distributor. There is no guarantee to the results when you buy a product online as well as the brand name shampoos and conditioners your buying at rite aid, shaws, etc. they are not the original product, have probably been tampered with and who knows what has been added. Sorry to all those who didn't get the results they wanted because this product truly is amazing! I would give it another try but go to a salon and research a stylist in your area to find one that's certified :)Jul 16, 2013Madi
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Works Like A Charm - Still Leery Of It, Though!I had a stylist put this in my hair in Sept. of 2012 and it is now Jan. of 2013. I have very fine, curly, frizzy hair and it has been this way since adulthood. After the treatment, my hair was straight as a board and shined like a streamer laden Christmas tree. I washed it for the first time and it curled right back up; however, it was softer, flatter and easier to flat iron. Now that it has been five months, it has lost some of its shine and is a little frizzy at the ends.
I would like to get a second treatment, but I am seeing more and more negative reviews involving hair loss and physical sickness. This makes me leery of using the product because you know what they say about too much of a good thing! My conjecture on the whole thing is that it must react differently on each individual's hair and that one must use caution when utilizing this product. In reality, this is what women do with every product that is new to the market. Only use it if you are prepared to take the time to repair any potential damage.
In the five months I have had it on my hair, I have only noticed a small amount of hair loss-nothing substantial or out of the ordinary and I didn't get sick in any capacity. Good Luck!Jan 13, 2013Henrietta S.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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PerlaPlease listen to me...do not do this to your hair! I did a keratin treatment twice and loved my long straight thick hair. But a month after the second treatment, I got a bad sore throat. I made an appointment with my doctor and was crying cause my throat was burning so bad. And to top it all off my hair fell out by the hand fulls. How heart breaking to lose my hair like that. It has finally stopped falling out, but it took weeks of using the Shielo Volume Shampoo with the Shielo Volume Conditioner. THIS IS THE ONLY HEALTHY WAY TO GET KERATIN. It needs to be added to your hair gradually over a period of time. This is what my doctor recommended, and he even recommended the brand because it has high safe keratin doses. I finally have healthy looking hair again and as much as i loved the way my hair looked after the blow out, I would never ever in this world have that treatment done again EVER!!.Dec 5, 2012Perla P.
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Damaged My Hair/hair LossI have had both the keratin and the Brazilian Blowout treatments at the salon. The results are good but after a couple of treatments, my hair fell out in a patch at the front of my head. The area around it had thinned significantly. I started to research and found on search as well as from asking beauty professionals in my city if they've heard of hair loss with the treatments and found many have. Do a Google search and you will find enough results to make you rethink getting the treatment. I stopped getting the treatments and my hair felt sticky and was lifeless and damaged for nearly a year. It took multiple conditioning treatments, supplements and then finally I had nearly two inches cut off my hair before my hair started to feel normal again. Thankfully the bald patch is gone but my hair has only started to grow back where it was thinned out. Definitely would never get this treatment again and would not recommend it to anyone.Nov 28, 2012MgmHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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FyiI am a hair stylist currently working in chicago. I provide this service for clients and they love it. The only reason I am writing on here is in regards to another review I just read. I want everyone to know you DO have to be certified to perform this service. Its a professional product and should be provided by a certified professional. Hair stylist dont spend their money on classes and certification courses just for the hell of it. We do it so we can give the best possible service to our loyal clients.Oct 27, 2012Ashley
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Great For Grey HairMy hairdresser used this on my grey hair that had unruley waves and frizz. i have had it done twice now and i am using the shampoo and conditioner that goes with the product. great results.Oct 17, 2012Marge C. / Kansas CityHAIR TYPEGrey / Chemically Treated Hair
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Expensive And Damaging!This was a pretty big investment and it did deliver for the first month or so but later my hair just started looking damaged and dry. The ends looked especially fried and I couldn't help but regret not getting the same one as my sister who got a Cocoa Keratin treatment instead of the Coppola. I guess argan oil does make the difference because her hair is perfectly healthy :(Jun 27, 2012Mary J. / NY
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Towne dropped her first match of the week against Skagit Valley, but came back last Sunday and beat Bellevue College's #1 Player in SCC's only win in singles so far this season.
Shota Murai against Skagit Valley won at #3 Singles, in a classic match against a tough opponent, 7-6(12-10), 4-6, 12-10.
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By SUSAN PRAASTEmery
At the July Orangeville City Council meeting, those present were told by the elected officials to speak to them prior to writing a letter to the editor so as not to have the whole county down on them again. I checked and I still live in America and my choice is to write a letter to the editor first since nothing worthwhile seems to get accomplished by speaking to the mayor or council members.
I have been following the issue of the two tree houses/forts/accessory structures that the Orangeville City Council has mandated must be torn down because they do not meet zoning ordinances.
I was appalled at the behavior and antics of Orangeville's elected and appointed officials at the July city council meeting. Is it really OK to tell your constituents to "shut up and sit down?" The dignity and respect that one would expect to have extended to them at a council meeting was sorely lacking.
An Orangeville resident presented a very concrete case with documentation straight from the city's ordinances that proved the tree fort that he and his sons built in their backyard is not in violation of any zoning law or ordinance. The council went in circles, contradicted itself numerous times and even went so far as to forbid this resident from weatherproofing the wood. The three sons of this resident worked to earn money, saved their money, threw in birthday money and contributed their all to the building of their tree fort.
Anyone who has taken the time to inspect the tree fort would have to admit it looks like a tree fort, sits in the tree like a tree fort and acts like a tree fort and in no stretch of the imagination does it even slightly resemble and accessory structure. It is sturdy, safe, well constructed, attractive and hidden in a small cluster of large trees in the backyard...a child's dream. What, indeed, is an accessory structure? Tool shed, dog house, garage, garden bench, water faucet, outhouse?
I recently learned that this resident has received a citation from the town council ordering him to tear the tree fort down. The council still has not been able to decide which side of his home is the front and which is the back so they have declared that his home has two front yards, all in an effort to place the tree fort anywhere but where it is, in the backyard.
My first question is: what is to be gained by the city council in their seemingly intense need to be right, to be in control, to exercise power? When it is all said and done, the only thing accomplished will be a destroyed childhood dream of three little boys. Did not any one of them have a childhood tree house or fort or were they only allowed accessory structures in which to play?
My second question is: why did the city council wait until the tree fort was completely erected before informing the resident there was a problem? I know Orangeville and I know nothing goes unnoticed. The delay in informing him seems childishly spiteful and vindictive. Is there more at issue here than a child's tree fort?
My third question is: has any consideration been given to amending the ordinance or zoning law to allow the residents of Orangeville a fraction of freedom to decide what color their dog house will be, or is the only goal to win?
Our government, be it local, state or federal, is "of the people, by the people, for the people." How many Orangeville residents support the current nitpicking, dictatorial form of representation they now suffer under? Do you, as taxpayers, really want your money spent on such ridiculously frivolous issues? Are you aware that in Orangeville you cannot build a dog house without council approval? Isn't there anything else of true importance that warrants the attention of your mayor and city council? Do you not think the issue is worthy of attention and input? When was the last time your child was allowed to pray in school? It's time to stand up and speak up. Your accessory structure could be next.
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You see the changed mood Friday — although, in truth, it's been around all week — in the surging price of copper. The metal's price is ahead by 6.1% this morning, helping the iPath Dow Jones UBS Copper Subindex Total Return (JJC) to a similar rise. Copper's year-to-date price loss is now cut to 10%.
The price of oil staged its biggest single-day rise since November yesterday. Today it's ahead by another 1.9%, at $95.80 per barrel, a one-month high.
The S&P 500′s (SPY) technology sector is the strongest performer this week, rising 4.7%, and the Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLK) is now ahead by more than 8% during 2013.
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Nelda P. Wilson, whose address is 355 North 100 East, Huntington,
Utah 84528, has been appointed Person Representative of the above
entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to : (1)
deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative at
the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the
Personal Representative's attorney of Record, Benjamin Reuesch, Esq.,
at the following address: 1015 West 100 North, Ste 1, Hurricane, UT
84737; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District
Court in Emery County, or otherwise present their claims as required
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/s/ Nelda P. Wilson
Personal Representative
/s/ Benjamin Ruesch
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Physical Descriptions of Jefferson
From Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
1781-1824. (Isaac Jefferson, slave at Monticello) "Mr. Jefferson was a tall, straight-bodied man as ever you see, right square-shouldered. Nary a man in this town [Petersburg] walked so straight as my Old Master. Neat a built man as ever was seen in Vaginny . . . . a straight-up man, long face, high nose.[1]
1790. (William Maclay) "Jefferson is a slender man; has rather the air of stiffness in his manners; his clothes seem too small for him . . . one shoulder elevated above the other (while sitting)..."
1801-09. (Samuel Harrison Smith) "The stature of Jefferson was lofty and erect; his motions flexible and easy; neither remarkable for, nor deficient in grace; and such were his strength and agility..."
1802. (William Plumer) "a tall, highboned man"
1806-22. (Edmund Bacon, overseer at Monticello) "Mr. Jefferson was six feet two and half inches high, well proportioned and straight as a gun barrel. He was like a fine horse; he had no surplus flesh. His countenance was always mild and pleasant."
1807. (Sir Augustus John Foster) "...appearance being very much like that of a large-boned farmer was very tall and bony..."
1808. (Frances Few) "...he is a tall thin man very dignified in his appearance...his face is short and his nose and chin approach each other -- his teeth are good he shews but little of them when he laughs -- he stoops very much but holds his head high..."
1809-26. (B. L. Rayner) "...a strong and sprightly step...the tall and animated, and stately figure..."
1815. (Francis Calley Gray) "His figure bony, long and with broad shoulders, a true Virginian."
1816. (Francis Hall) "I found Mr. Jefferson tall in person, but stooping and lean with old age, thus exhibiting the fortunate mode of bodily decay, which strips the frame of its most cumbersome parts, leaving it still strength of muscle and activity of limb."
1816. (George Flower). "I found Mr. Jefferson at his Poplar-Forest estate, in the western part of the State of Virginia. His house was built after the fashion of a French chateau. Octagon rooms, floors, floors of polished oak, lofty ceilings, large mirrors, betokened his French taste, acquired by his long residence in France. Mr. Jefferson's figure was rather majestic: tall (over six feet), thin, and rather high-shouldered; manners, simple, kind, and courteous. His dress, in color and form. was quaint and old-fashioned, plain and neat-dark pepper-and-salt coat, cut in the old quaker fashion, with a single row of large metal buttons, knee-breeches, gray-worsted stockings, shoes fastened by large metal buckles-such was the appearance of Jefferson when I fist made his acquaintance, in 1816. His two grand-daughters-Misses Randolph- well-educated and accomplished young ladies, were staying with him at the time."[2]
1820. (Isaac Briggs) "His 77th year finds him strong, active and in full possession of a sound mind. He rides a trotting horse and sits on him straight as a young man."
1820. (Adam Hodgson) "Mr. Jefferson's appearance is rather prepossessing. He is tall and very thin, a little bent with age..."
1822. (Reverand S. A. Bumstead) "...his hair is quite thick...his features regular...he was remarkably erect and had every appearance of antiquity about him."
1822. (D. P. Thompson) "Mr. Jefferson a tall, straight [man]."
c. 1822. (Judith Walker Rives) "...his tall figure had lost none of its uprightness..."
1823. (Alexander H. H. Stuart) "...raw boned man, with rather large hands..."
1824. (Daniel Webster) "Mr. Jefferson is now between eighty-one and eighty-two, above six feet high, of an ample, long frame, rather thin and spare. His head, which is not peculiar in its shape, is set rather forward on his shoulders, and his neck being long, there is, when he is walking or conversing, an habitual protrusion of it. It is still well covered with hair, which having been once red, and now turning gray, is an indistinct sandy color. His eyes are small, very light, and now neither brilliant nor striking. His chin is rather long, but not pointed. His nose small, regular in its outline, and the nostrils a little elevated. His mouth is well formed and still filled with teeth; it is strongly compressed, bearing an expression of contentment and benevolence. His complexion, formerly light and freckled, now bears the marks of age and cutaneous affection. His limbs are uncommonly long; his hands and feet very large, and his wrists of an extraordinary size. His walk is not precise and military, but easy and swinging. He stoops a little, not so much from age as from natural formation. When sitting, he appears short, partly from a rather lounging habit of sitting, and partly from the disproportionate length of his limbs...His general appearance indicates an extraordinary degree of health, vivacity, and spirit."[3]</p>
1824. (Samuel Whitcomb, Jr.) "He is tall and very straight excepting his neck which appears limber and inclined to crook. His hair is long and thin."
Ante 1826. (George Tucker) "In person he was above six feet high, thin and erect."
- ↑ This article is based on Zanne Macdonald, Monticello Research Report, July 1992.
- ↑ History of the English settlement in Edwards County, Illinois : founded in 1817 and 1818, by Morris Birkbeck and George Flower (Chicago: Fergus Printing Company, 1882), 43.
- ↑ Peterson, Visitors, 97.


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Dennis and Kaylene Pearson of Huntington announce the marriage of their son, Chandler Pearson to Lieren Grow, the daughter of Mary Ronnow and Kenneth Blazzard of St. George and Lorin and Juanette Grow of Hollister, Calif.
The couple was sealed May 9 in the St. George LDS Temple. A reception was presented in their honor that evening at The Ledges in St. George.
The newlyweds will be honored at a garden reception on June 12 from 6:30-9 p.m. at the Pearson family residence, 559 West 520 North, Huntington. In the event of inclement weather the open house will be at the Huntington Stake Center, 240 North Main Street, Huntington.
Chandler graduated from Emery High in 2004 and is a graduate of the College of Eastern Utah. He served in the New York, New York South mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Chandler will continue his education at Chaminade University of Honolulu Hawaii in the fall where he has committed to play basketball and will pursue a degree in physical therapy.
Lieren graduated from Pineview High School in 2005 and graduated from The Skin Institute in St. George with a masters in aesthetics in 2006.
Chandler is the grandson of Bea Raby of Helper. Lieren is the granddaughter of Vilda Ronnow of St. George.


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Plague is a real-time top down â??rogue-likeâ?ť arena shooter pitting humans against the zombie horde, inspired by the games Syndicate, XCOM and Gauntlet.
If you want to help with the development of Plague, let me know on the blog site listed below. Code, art, sounds, music, design and testing are all welcome.
In the future Plague will have new features like modifiable â??RPGâ?ť stats for sims, RTS base building and base defense missions, a day/night cycle, resource management, inventory for sims and the Zombie Plague will continue to mutate as the game progresses. See the To Do lists in the ReadMe for more detail.
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-Zoom in and out at anytime to see the level â?? no mini map required -Non-predictable procedural level generation -Vision based on line of sight -AI for all sentient sims -Memory based on what was last seen. -2D physics engine powers object interactions and motion -Finite element modeling of explosions, fire, etc -Fire modeling that allows objects to catch on fire and be destroyed -Lots of firearms, concussion and incendiary grenades, Molotov cocktails
So I've just picked up Code Complete, and I'll be reading through that before working on Plague - see if I can learn some stuff to reduce the complexity in Plague to increase the speed of development. I'll probably then refactor/recode large amounts of Plague with better coding practices which will mean no visible development for a while - hopefully there will be speed improvements though and the end product should be much easier to continue development on. The plan is then to stop working on the "battle" simulations and get onto the strategic game layer. Adding features to the battles can resume once theres some more context for them. I've also picked up a couple of AI programming books. Once I've worked through those I'll upgrade the AI infrastructure from a state machine. As always, if anyone wants to work on this, feel free; either drop me a line in the comments or send me a gmail to benedictnz. One thing that would be particularly good is a fast implementation of an A* like pathfinder - I've got one written in python, and its good (and since its written in python, easily modified) but with 10AI using it things get kinda slow. The other issue thats been bothering me for a while is the simulation will "pause/lag" for a fraction of a second every couple of seconds when doing grunty calculations (eg: calculating partitions during the tech demo). I have no idea why. Does this happen to you? If so, do you know why? If so, can you provide advice or a fix? If it doesnt happen to you, can you let me know your system specs and OS? Finally fixed annoying ammo bug (I think) - still some other bugs to do with removal of shrubs and rocks, but not worth worrying about right now. Added smoke trail to Rocket Launcher. Altered petrol dispersal from molotov grenade. Updated "kill" method of Sim.check_boundary() changed the way sim command destinations are updated (to decrease and distribute cpu cost) corrected 2 errors in resources.py that led to incorrect images for memorised pistols and shotguns improved manual map building functionality rocks create smoke when destroyed
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After a rocky start Saturday against West Frankfort, Harrisburg got its train back on track just in time to steamroll West Frankfort 72-41 at the EHT.
It took a while for things to materialize for the Bulldogs (12-0) as they found themselves down by two at the end of the first quarter 15-13, but Harrisburg came out cooking in the second quarter, holding the lowly Redbirds to just one field goal as they outscored them 31-9. West Frankfort managed just 1-of-5 shooting from the floor as they turned the ball over 11 times.
Tyler Smithpeters led the charge in the first half, scoring 21 points en route to a game-high 30 as he shot 8-of-15 from the floor and 9-of-10 from the free throw line.
Harrisburg head coach Randy Smithpeters believes the bad start Saturday can be attributed to his guys not putting their best foot forward.
"We've had so many games where the pressure and the intensity isn't there, that we get into some bad habits and it's something that we have to work on and be prepared to come out every night with the intentions of doing everything as well as we can.
"It's a very difficult thing to deal with when you have had as many games as we have had and you're able to survive and survive well without having to do those type of things."
Smithpeters added that he doesn't believe the events that transpired Saturday will reveal themselves again as Harrisburg prepares to take on Massac County Monday, starting at noon. A win against the Patriots would pit the Bulldogs in the championship game for the fourth straight year at 9 p.m., as they go for their third straight title.
"The pressure is now there, the intensity is now there, the competition is now there and if we do come out and start like we did against West Frankfort, we may very well get beat."
Smithpeters was also glad to see his club rebound against West Frankfort, just as they did in the second quarter, but continued it into the third when Harrisburg outscored West Frankfort 22-12, holding the Redbirds to 6-of-17 shooting .
"We stepped it up and it was a good lesson, hopefully, to understand this is what happens if you don't do things correctly. I understand how difficult it is as coach to stay on that edge all the time when you really get the impression you don't have to be. We talk about our competition in practice is something that is sometimes better than our competition on the floor and that's going to be true in some weeks and some instances. We have to use that to make us better."
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Custom cooler takes the party and your logo everywhere!
A durable, and attractive Non-Woven Custom Lunch Bag is a convient hand out that will be used over-and-over.
A polyester promotional cooler bag that holds your lunch or up to 6 cans of your favorite beverages while showcasing your logo.
Made of 600D Polycanvas, this promotional lunch bag will see daily use from home to work or school.
Tackle the outdoors and keep your food and drinks cold with this All-In-One custom backpack cooler.
This Promotional Portable Cooler Bucket / Beverage Carrier folds flat making it conveniently portable.
Roll into any party fully stocked with ice cold beverages using these custom cooler bags with a 24 can capacity.
The fun promotional lunch cooler bag is a modern twist on the traditional lunch bag.
Be ready to tailgate anywhere with a custom imprinted cooler bag.
This waterproof promotional cooler bag with 6 can capacity will make sure everything stays frosty.
Put some promotional punch in lunch with these custom lunch bags with a Velcro closure and ID card pocket.
Made of 70D water resistant nylon, this custom cooler bag is great for both lunches and brining drinks to a party.
A promotional cooler bag that is great for any event.
These trendy custom cooler bags from Koozie are a fashionable way to carry your lunch while promoting your brand.
Heat up your promotions with these brand-boosting custom cooler bags.
The collapsible logo cooler is the ideal cooler for traveling.
These cusotm cooler bags have an easy-open top flap to get your drinks and snacks on the go and can hold up to 28 cans.
This custom lunch bag is a great way to show off your logo everyday at lunch time.
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