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Offloading the spectrum analysis to the MSGEQ7 would help reduce CPU cycles spent sampling the audio and free them up for the actual fingerprint analysis.
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I'm a published Freelance RPG writer for the now-defunct Iron Kingdoms d20 RPG; I'm a combat veteran of 2 tours in Iraq and (so far) 5+ years in the US Army. I'm a gamer and Game Master of 19+ years. I've found that my military experience as well as running games for military folks has shaped my views of RPGs, and GMing in general, over the past 5+ years.
This blog is my way of getting my ideas and words out there to people who might want or need a fresh way to look at gaming, or to provide tools and good advice to new or experienced GMs. I hope you enjoy. I think it's going to be a fun ride. --Jason
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Anyway, it's been a good read so far, and Iron Kingdoms in a newer edition would be interesting regardless of what system it is.
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Hmmm...An interesting read and I agree to a large extent but I'd say, as an old school DM myself, that I'd handle some aspects differently.
Now I think you hit the nail on the head when you noted that, for the DM, your the star when the game itself is completely engaging. Hence a DM that is focused on making the players do what he thinks is fun is not usually a great plan.
The gist of your argument would seem to be that you should provide your players with the things that they like to do. On the surface that seems like great advice but I'd be careful with the concept. Players often don't know what they want and its very possible to provide them with what they think they want and have that turn into a lousy campaign.
In a historical sense the Monty Haul style of game from yesteryear was basically an attempt by DMs to give the players what they wanted and yet its usually not really a lasting way to play the game - to a great extent because what most players really want, in my experience, is to be challenged, to swear at the DM, and to persevere and finally overcome.
I notice that you seem to include advice to make the encounters cater to the player in with advice to try and make the campaign suit the players . I don't see these as being the same thing at all. If you have a Deva player character that wants to be a leader of men then I'd say try and work that in. But I'm much more leery about your encounter design advice.
Designing encounters to show off different players abilities strikes me as a very inauthentic way to play the game. On some level think your players are going to pick up on that and its going to, eventually, reduce their sense of accomplishment not to mention their suspension of disbelief in the campaign world. Instead I suggest that the DM focus on making the encounters true to themselves. Because any DM is going to make varied encounters the players will naturally be awesome in some of them and less awesome in others. The wizard will be able to slaughter minions in encounters where minions are present and the minions will be present in some encounters because encounters are designed to be varied and because the plot line or story of the adventure will be such that it makes sense for minions to be present here. I feel this is a better method of encounter design then one in which the players take turns being awesome - because, eventually, the players will figure out that the Paladin was awesome last encounter so its the mages turn to be awesome this encounter and that style of thinking by the players will, in the end, detract from the game itself,
None of this is to say that you should not design encounters with interesting tactical challenges, you absolutely should, its designing them with your players character sheets in front of you that concerns me here. I'm a player in a Scales of War campaign (I DM an Age of Worms game) and its been awesome so far, lots of interesting challenges and I suspect that I'd actually be less happy if I figured out that the DM was catering to us - I currently know he's not because the Scales of War AP was not designed for my group - it was simply designed dto be good. Some of the encounters are very challenging for our group where other groups might find them easier and vice versa because of the specific design of our group and honestly that adds to the fun - it also adds to our out of character discussions on tactics. We understand that the world does not cater to us and it forces us to think about how we should mitigate our groups weak points and try and show off what it is we do well as a group. Its been a blast and I'm pretty sure we'd enjoy things less if it felt as if the world new our character sheets and was designing itself to cater to our strengths and weaknesses.
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Cartographer's Guild= Made of Awesome
Using an awesome online community to finally get my homebrew world mapped like it appears in my head.
Glad to see you finally took the plunge and went out and made a map of your homebrew. Gimp really is an amazing program and what's most awesome about it is you'll learn new tricks and ways of doing things every single time you sit down with it. Furthermore while your skills may never land you a job as a professional artist you'll probably find, as I did, that the basic skills have actually come in handy a number of places in real life.
Its pretty shocking how even the most untalented of us can put together pretty sweet looking material with a bit of elbow grease in GIMP. My personal favourite feature in gimp is how you can press the shift key and get straight lines - before I found Gimp nothing in my homebrew had straight lines.
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New at The Action Point: Teaching the Game [August RPG Blog Carnival]
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I like your last article as a player and a DM, there are so many basic truths that are revealed. I even chuckled over the rules lawyer section, and how the table reacted to a new players acrobatic feat, under new players encourage your GM to say yes. I often find I do the exact oposite (to control game flow), but it gives me a frame of reference should I decide differently.
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Tales of Brittanis Story Hour: Shadows Rising
Come check out where the rubber meets the road: my Google Wave game posted up in narrative format!
Applying Theory: Star Wars and the Onion of Doom
George Lucas is a friggin genius. It's really a damn shame he can't write dialogue to save his left testicle.
There, I said it. Moving on.
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Randomish Encounters for 4th Edition
Revealing your campaign world one die roll at a time.
In addition to random encounters, I believe there would be a benefit to add some more formulas to the standard monster generation based on character level, to include varied encounters. Too often the DM is caught following recommendations in the DM guide explicity , versus mixing up the encounter with more creatures (excluding minions). I guess another way to put it, is get out of the 1 room = 1 encounter business, and get into the 3 or more rooms (areas) as one encounter, where you may have to place more creatures or traps of lower level difficulty, that will present a challenge over time. It is the mix of standard set encounters, random encounters, and variations of those choices that will keep players on their toes. This also allows the DM to start considering skills challenges as part of recovering resources, the main one being healing surges. So if the characters decide to penetrate the thiefs guild, part of the challenge is finding time to rest.
John Travolta is the Embodiment of EVIL.
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When Katherine Ross of Vernal married Arthur Kay VanBuren of Orangeville, she left her home town and moved to Emery County. "I have lived in Orangeville for 38, soon to be 39, years now, and I started Blooms 'N' Things hoping to bring some beauty to Orangeville and the surrounding cities," said Kathy VanBuren.
"Vernal is becoming so well known for its Main Street beautification projects. On a trip home to visit my mom, I asked about the flowers that line the streets. I was told Rance Searle had invented and designed the Bloom Master planters that were being used, and I remembered Rance from school.
"I met with him and soon asked to become a distributor for his planters that so obviously made plants grow so well. During the winter months, I experimented with some of the planters and soon came to realize how well and how fast plants do in these planters," said Kathy.
Kathy is a distributor for the Bloom Master planters in this area, and is working out of her home in Orangeville. She is also working out of a greenhouse at Roger Tuttle's residence. The planters can be purchased completely planted, or if you wish, they may be purchased unplanted and you can plant whatever types of flowers you wish.
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Post and discuss your theories here.
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For all the people that still protest, you welcome.
We protect you and you are protected by the best,
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We are your fathers, brothers and sons,
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Arithmetic Teaching ApparatusCharts and Tables
With the advent of relatively large classes of students studying arithmetic in common schools, educators began to prepare special charts to assist in instruction. By 1900, these could be quite extensive. Arithmetic charts, like textbooks and flash cards, reflected contemporary ideas. Charts made in the 1830s were designed specifically to be used with a numeral frame. Those made in the 1890s showed metric as well as standard weights and measures. A chart from roughly the era of the New Math showed a number line—a mathematical construct not previously taught to young schoolchildren.
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Set of Charts, Evans' Arithmetical Study
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- Around 1900 many American educators advocated the use of objects in teaching mathematics and the sciences. R. O. Evans Company of Chicago published this set of twenty chromolithographed charts. They were designed to apply the object method "to the entire subject of practical arithmetic." The title chart shows a man in classical garb holding a diagram of the Pythagorean theorem and a pair of dividers, expounding to a child. Other instruments displayed include a pencil, a drawing pen, a magnetic compass, several geometric models, a globe, a telescope, two set squares, an hourglass, and one of Evans's charts.
- Charts include extensive commentary for teachers. There are sheets entitled Counting and Writing Numbers, Reviews and Colors, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division,. Other charts discuss Fractions, Weights and Measures, the Metric System, and Mensuration (one chart considers the measurement of flat surfaces, another one 3-dimensional solids). There also are charts on Business Methods (3 charts), Lumber and Timber Measure,Surveying, Percentage, Commercial and Legal Forms, and Book Keeping. A variety of objects are shown.
- The paper, cloth-backed charts are held together at the top by a piece of fabric that is tacked to a wooden backing. This backing slides into an oak case decorated with machine-made molding and panels. This particular example of Evans' Arithmetical Study was used at a school in New Hampshire.
- date made
- 1897
- maker
- R. O. Evans Company
- ID Number
- 2009.0086.01
- accession number
- 2009.0086
- catalog number
- 2009.0086.01
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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Time flies and I'm not the only one in the hab making this observation. We did not see these first seven weeks passing by. Boredom is not something we have experienced so far. We are all very busy with our personal projects and when not, there is always something to take care of in the hab.
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I tired of Inugami going all emo, I want some action. :p
I'm just glad Haguro's back to his old self instead of that weird crazy thing he had going.
''Brother running with a torch and not a damn thing you can do about it!''
...anybody have chapters 59-66 UNCENSORED?! this is just ridiculous. it is kinda funny, but then i realised....hey i really wanna read wolf guy...can ashton kutcher jump out already and give me the real version?
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By PAUL L. YOUNGSt George
United States Attorney General Eric Holder didn't like the opinion of his own Office of Legal Council. The offending opinion said that legislation now before Congress which would authorize a voting representative for the District of Columbia, a federal enclave and not a state, is unconstitutional.
Supporters of Holder say that the OLC opinion came from hold-over conservatives in that office. Not true. The offending opinion can be traced back to the days of Attorney General Robert Kennedy. Moreover, the opinion was signed by a Holder appointee described by the Washington Post as "a liberal Harvard law professor." Holder asked another of his appointees, an assistant Attorney General, for a second opinion - but not just any opinion. He asked for an opinion specifying that the legislation is constitutionally defensible.
While Holder is trying to work his way around our Constitution, the person now representing the District in Congress in a nonvoting seat has her own view of constitutional restraint on government action. This representative, Eleanor Holmes Norton, is quoted as saying, "I don't think members (of Congress) are in the least bit affected in their votes on the question of its constitutionality. People vote their politics in the House and in the Senate." Our own Senator Orrin Hatch seems to be among those who place the legislative power of Congress over the authority of the people's Constitution.
In May 2007, Hatch was quoted as saying, "The question is whether the fact that the District is not a state trumps Congress' legislative authority. Congressional action and judicial precedent throughout American history suggest that the answer is no." Again, not true. If the expressed words and intent of the Constitution do not "trump" conflicting Congressional action then we have no Constitution at all and Congress may act as tyrannically as the popular body politic will tolerate. And as to the Senator's second point, in 1805, the U.S. Supreme Court said, "The result of (examining constitutional text and intent) is a conviction that the members of the American confederacy only are the states contemplated in the constitution." And in "Kent's Connentaries" (Lecture XVII, 1826) it was said that, "neither the District of Columbia, nor a territory, is a state, within the meaning of the Constitution, or entitled to claim the privileges secured to the members of the Union." On the Question of a voting representative in Congress for the federal District of Columbia, Hatch would rewrite our Constitution and now he is in good company with Holder, Norton and all the rest of the current crop of "progressives."


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Day 11 - State Fair Blog done (Sponsor's Name Here)-style
Presented by Bowlers Pro Shop because... well, because I said so.
The 2012 Wisconsin State Fair ended its run on Sunday, and because no riots, ride malfunctions nor deaths occurred, it passed by without even a reference by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel or any of the TV news station websites. No blurb I could find... not even a mention that it is now concluded.
So in my constant effort to be YOUR source for Wisconsin State Fair information, I have scoured the interwebs for the following nuggets from the last few days....
- Mitten's The First "She is the One" finally blogged yesterday about her first-ever State Fair trip from Opening Day.
- The Wisconsin State Journal in Madison reported back on Tuesday that on Sunday, August 5th the horse barn was quarantined for a few hours because some horses presented coughing and fever, and the fear that a deadly virus was present. No virus was found, and after about six hours, life continued as normal.
- The website of Green Bay's radio station WTAQ posted on Thursday that on Sunday, August 5th the Fair had the single highest attendance day in the last 10 years with over 125,000 in attendance (Side note; I appear to be the only Milwaukee-area source to break such startling news.)
- On Friday, Madison.com reporter Rob Thomas, who had been eating his way through the Fair, posted his last dining adventure... a cream puff.
- WTAQ posted on Friday that the Governor's Livestock Auction raise $10,000 more than last year, bringing in $221,000.
- Madison was busy writing about the State Fair on Friday, as The Isthmus reported that a Stoughton pie maker dominated the pie competition this year by ribboning in three of nine events. Personally, I don't consider 33% dominating, but I didn't enter any, so.... good for him.
- More Friday news, as Agriview.com posted that two 20-year-old women were honored with awards for dairy exhibition.
- Good ol' WauwatosaNOW.com reported on Saturday that four performers from the State Fair went to Children's Hospital to entertain children and their families.
- Thanks to the Wisconsin AG Connection, we know from their posting this morning that Mike Matucheski won his third Grand Master Cheese Maker title last Friday.
- And finally, Those Friends That We Can Count on from Fox 6 were kind enough to ignore the closing of our State Fair, in favor of posting a video from a stagecoach accident last night at the Indiana State Fair. Never fear, If It Bleeds, It Leads!
And with that, (Sponsor's Name Here) concludes an 11-day, 12-post series on this year's State Fair. To the 25 of you that read it daily, Dan Polley and I thank you, and we'll see you again on August 1, 2013.
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Interesting to know the typical ages of ATC folks. Feel free to lie of you want to. I'm 43.
Interesting to know the typical ages of ATC folks. Feel free to lie of you want to. I'm 43.
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PRICE-Devoted husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Funnon Thayn Shimmin, age 81, passed away peacefully at his cabin on July 16, 2006. He was born Nov. 13, 1924 in Wellington, Utah to Samuel Foster and Vera Thayn Shimmin. He married Donna Perry, Feb. 23, 1951, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple; they later divorced. Married his longtime companion, Ann Macdonald, Nov. 15, 2003 in Wellington.
He was a member of the LDS Church where he was superintendent of Sunday School for many years. He served as past-president of the water company, cattleman's association, and the Price Lion's Club. He was awarded Soil Conservation Rancher of the Year.
Funnon worked as a general agent for Sentinel Security Life Insurance Company for 52 years, where he qualified for the president's club convention every year until retirement and was awarded Salesman of the Year several years running. Funnon was a friend to all, he especially loved helping serve families for more than 50 years with Mitchell Funeral Home.
Funnon loved the outdoors and he enjoyed working on his ranch and cattle operations. He was always developing additional rangeland for his cattle and improving habitat for wildlife on his mountain property. His home away from home was his cabin, where he could always be found entertaining guests and guiding hunters for deer and elk.
He enjoyed his many friendships that he made in his snowmobile, riding and dance clubs. Funnon's concern and friendship for others will leave us with a lifetime of memories.
Survived by his wife Ann Shimmin, Price; two sons and one daughter, David (Terri) Shimmin, Springville; Diane (Gary) Riddle, American Fork; Michael (Tammie) Shimmin, Sandy; step-children, Ian (Jennifer) Macdonald, Lafayette, La.; Pam (Dean) Henderson, Riverton; Mark (Denise) Macdonald, Brooklyn Park, Minn.; Mary Macdonald, Midvale; sister, Lucille (Andrew) Cook, Carbonville; brother Dean (Judy) Shimmin, Provo; sister-in-law, Jacqualine Shimmin, Tooele; nine grandchildren, 16 step-grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents, son, Phillip; and brother, Lynwood.
Funeral service will be held Fri. July 21, 2006 at 11 a.m. in the Price Fourth LDS Ward chapel, located at 585 East 400 North in Price. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m. and at the church Friday from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Interment in the Price City Cemetery.
GREEN RIVER, UTAH-Willie (William) Sepulveda passed away Tues. July 11, 2006 at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City.
He was born March 9, 1923 in Red Cliff, Colo. to Mike Sepulveda and Carlotta Gallegos Sepulveda. He married (Sally) Maria Celina Marquez on Sept. 13, 1965 at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Durango, Colo.
Willie enjoyed being outside, gardening, fishing, camping, and having cook outs. He liked to travel, but most of all he loved spending time with his family.
Surviving are his three children: Rose Sepulveda (Randy) Deitlaf, Moab, Utah; Marilyn Hendricks (Mike) Gee, Green River; Roy (Sharee) Sepulveda, Green River; Virginia Sepulveda (Cochise) Murray, Moab, Utah. Grandchildren: Christina Sepulveda Williams, Ana Rosa Trejo, Tasha Trejo, Carlos Trejo, Julio Hendricks, Billie Hendricks, Robert Hendricks, Jeannie Brown, Tabbitha Brown, Ashley Murray, Emily Murray, and Rebecca Murray. Great-grandchildren: Melanie Soto, Jennifer Williams, Monica Williams, Destiny Williams, Anna Rosa Trejo, Tacha Ramirez O'Lousen, Jade Trejo, Saul Telles, Rabi Telles, Alicia Espinosa, Daisy Zamudio, Dominique Johnson, and Alexis Johnson. Also survived by ex-wife Sally Brown, brother Herman, Denver, Colo., sister Frances McFarland, Michigan, half-sister Gloria Marquez, East Carbon. He was preceded in death by his father, stepfather Faris, brother Eppie, sister Rosa Anna Sepulveda Whitney.
A memorial service will be held Tues. July 18 at 11 a.m. at the Green River Bible Church. In lieu of flowers the family would appreciate donations to defer the cost of cremation. Donations should be sent to Sepulveda, Box 463, Green River, UT 84525.
Under the direction of Spanish Valley Mortuary of Moab.
SPRING GLEN- Anna Svetich Perri, age 82, passed away peacefully July 15, 2006 at her home in Spring Glen while surrounded by her loved ones.
Born Jan. 14, 1924 in Mutual, Utah to Pete and Matilda Barich Svetich. Married Tony Perry Sr. June 13, 1943 in Spring Glen. Their marriage was later blessed at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper.
She was an active member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, and her greatest passion was singing in the church choir. After graduating from Carbon High School in 1943 she went to work for the Rains Post Office, later transferring to the Helper Post Office where she retired. She also worked at Helper State Bank for many years. Her retirement years were filled with traveling and camping in the motor home with her husband and many friends. One of her favorite trips was to travel to Arizona to see Pope John Paul II. She cherished the many trips to the Black Hills area in South Dakota and she looked forward to her Sunday afternoon rides in the nearby mountains with her husband.
Mom was proud to have been raised in the Spring Canyon Coal Camps, and enjoyed reminiscing and sharing her stories of growing up in the area. Ann was a big fan of Elvis Presley and she loved anything that had to do with "Elvis."
The family would like to extend a special thanks to Bonnie Kirkwood for her extreme dedication and care of Ann.
Survived by her husband, Tony Perri Sr., Spring Glen; daughter, Pam (Eugene) Holdaway, Lexington, Ky.; son, Rolynn Perri, Salt Lake City; brother, Mike Svetich, Helper; sister, Mildred Krissman, Pico Rivera, Calif.; five grandchildren, Tony (Laura) Perri III, Grand Junction, Colo.; Kris (Jim) Varndell, Price; Rolynn "R.J." Perri, Salt Lake City; Tiffany Perri, Palm Desert, Calif.; Courtney (Jeff) Krantz, Honolulu, Hawaii; and 12 loving great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by son, Tony Perri Jr.; her parents, sisters, Mary Dennis, Katie Berta.
Funeral Mass, Wed., July 19, 2006, 10 a.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church.
Vigil service, Tuesday evening 7 p.m. St. Anthony Catholic Church. Family will be at the church Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to service. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper. Under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to St. Anthony Catholic Church, 5 South Main, Helper, Utah 84526.
SPRING GLEN-Loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Rose Saccomano Vea, age 82, passed away peacefully July 16, 2006 while surrounded by her loving family in Price.
She was born Sept. 25, 1923 in Grimaldi Cosenza, Italy to Antonio and Francesca Maio Saccomano. She married John Vea Jan. 28, 1950 in Salt Lake City.
Mom was a devoted member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Helper and spent many hours praising the Blessed Mother with her rosary. She loved to dance the tarantella and sing Italian songs. She loved to meet people and tell them jokes with her broken English.
Nana loved to spend time in the kitchen cooking and having coffee hour with her family and friends. She spent many hours making provolone cheese for the community. She loved her garden and enjoyed canning what she had grown.
Mom and dad would argue over a spoon just to have something to argue about. Any time you walked into her home you could feel the love as soon as you hit the stairs. She will be dearly missed by her family and a community of friends that loved her very much.
The family would like to thank the staff at Castleview Hospital, Community Nursing, Dr. Max Morgan, and Dr. Daniel Monahan, for the loving care they gave over the past years and especially her last days.
Survived by her loving husband John; five children, Mary Wilberg, Carbonville; Frances (Tallee) Fillingim: Jerry (Bonnie) Vea, both of Spring Glen; Johnny (Tammy) Vea, Carbonville; Paul Vea, Spring Glen; sister, Antonette (Leo) Guzzetto, Vancouver, B.C.; 12 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral Mass will be held Fri. July 21 at 10 a.m. at St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service will be Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church. The family will be at the church Thursday and Friday one hour prior to service. Entombment in the Price City Cemetery.
At Rose's request, in lieu of flowers, please make donations to St. Anthony's Catholic Church, 5 South Main, Helper, Utah 84526.
NAPLES/HUNTINGTON-Matthew Nathan Elliott, 30, passed away July 8, 2006 in Naples. He was born March 11, 1976 in Prescott, Ariz., the son of Clifton M. Elliott Jr. and Diane (Crary) Anderson.
Matthew loved the outdoors, whether it was riding motorcycles, cliff repelling or playing golf. He enjoyed his job at True Drilling on the oil rigs. Most of all, he enjoyed the time spent with family and friends.
He is survived by his fiance, Tara Leamaster and her son, Anthony, both of Huntington; son Jazrick of Salt Lake City; daughter Eminie of Huntington; parents; stepmother, Carolyn Jensen; brothers, John of Castle Dale, Cliff of Price, and Cody of Craig, Colo.; and sister, Amanda of Castle Dale. Also survived by many other extended loving family members and friends. Preceded in death by his grandfather, Clifton M. Elliott Sr.
Services were held Fri. July 14 at 1 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Castle Dale. Friends were welcomed to call an hour prior to the service at the mortuary. Interment in the Huntington City Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to assist the family may be made in Matthew's memory to Fausett Mortuary, 680 East 100 South, Price UT 84501.


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As part of the festivities for Celebrate Your Name Week!, take some time today to learn some of the fun and interesting facts about your name.
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Temecula's Pechanga Resort and Casino has a pair of delectable events this weekend that are sure to delight any food lover.
The resort's annual Chocolate Decadence is set for 7 to 10 p.m. Friday (February 27).
The event features both sweet and savory chocolate treats, along with more than 30 wineries featuring over 100 champagnes, sparkling and dessert wines specially selected for pairing.
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First thing's first **DO NOT WATCH THIS IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN CODE GEASS R2. I REALLY DON'T WANT PEOPLE COMPLAINING BECAUSE I RUINED THE ENDING FOR THEM.**
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Found this AMV a couple days ago. It takes scenes from Code Geass R2 and puts them to the song From Yesterday by 30 Seconds to Mars. The song fits really well with the way the AMV is set up and it's one of the best AMVs I've seen. So I'm gonna share. Be sure to watch in High Quality.


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Between the flashing lights of Las Vegas slot machines and vibrant high-definition displays, sensory overload begins to take over the International Consumer Electronics Show, which officially opens its door.
Our reporters continue to patrol Sin City in search of the shiniest, priciest and coolest devices. Here's what they discovered:
Get to know 4K
During the CES keynote, electronics giant Panasonic follows in Sony footsteps by unveiling the second 4K OLED TV set at the show. No details on when consumers will get their hands on what will likely be a very expensive TV set.
So, what exactly is 4K? It stands for the 4,000 pixels of horizontal resolution on an HD display. That's 4 times the resolution of current HDTVs. The result is a product that is sharper than what's currently available. But the higher resolution means a higher price. As we reported last year, initial 4K sets were selling for as much as $31,000. They make Samsung's Ultra HDTVs seem like a bargain.
But Panasonic wasn't done with the 4K revelations. It also unveiled a 4K tablet with a 20-inch screen running on the Windows 8 operating system.
Fitbit slims down
A new version of the activity tracker Fitbit is a comfortable wristband that tracks steps during the day, and even tracks your sleep.
As Jefferson Graham reports, the device sells for $99.99, and wirelessly syncs with Apple iOS and Google Android mobile devices through the Fitbit app.
The tracker launches this April.
Fitbit introduces new version at CES. The FitBit Flex is an activity tracker that syncs wirelessly to your phone. USA Today
New accessories for Wii U
Owners of the Nintendo Wii U video game console should finally have a solution to the fast-draining battery on the GamePad tablet controller.
Accessory maker Nyko revealed its line of supplements for the Wii U, including a PowerPak the company says triples the battery capacity of the GamePad. It launches this February.
Also available next month: a Pro Commander controller resembling Xbox 360 controllers and Charge Station that charges a Gamepad and two Wii remotes simultaneously.
Martian watch out of this world
Hands down, today's coolest device is the Martian wristwatch that responds to voice commands. As Jefferson Graham notes, Bluetooth technology allows users to answer phone calls and receive alerts on who's calling. The watch also reads back text messages.
The wristwatch works for both Apple iOS and Google Android devices. It was inspired partly by Apple personal assistant Siri.
"We realized it would be a cool idea to integrate that onto a voice command watch, as well, so it's an extension of the smartphone," says creator Jeffrey Hsieh. No word on the timing of the wristwatch's releases.
Dick Tracy's dream watch comes to life at CES -- with the Martian line of voice command watches. Text are read back and Bluetooth technology lets users complete phone calls on the watch.
Video of the day: Lenovo's tabletop PC
Lenovo's IdeaCentre Horizon, the desktop PC that doubles as a massive tablet, has captured plenty of buzz at CES. But how does a tablet with a 27-inch screen operate? USA TODAY's Ed Baig breaks it down.
USA TODAY Tech columnist Ed Baig checks out Lenovo's 27-inch touch-screen table PC at CES 2013.
Here are more highlights from Tuesday:
Social media 'command center' showcases CES chatter
Nuance crowdsourcing mobile keyboard dictionary
Vudu lets users beef up digital movie collection
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Northampton boss Jim Mallinder has made three changes to his starting XV for Saturday's Premiership encounter with Saracens.
Northampton boss Jim Mallinder has made three changes to his starting XV for Saturday's Premiership encounter with Saracens at Franklin's Gardens.
The changes are all in the forwards with GJ Van Velze replacing Rhys Oakley at number eight, Mark Sorenson coming in for Samu Manoa at lock and Paul Doran Jones taking over from Brian Mujati at tighthead prop.
Just two points separate the teams in the standings, and with every league point becoming increasingly vital as the domestic campaign enters its middle third the Saints boss says that nothing short of a focused, determined and accurate performance will do.
"Saracens are on a bit of a roll and have shown in recent weeks that they have the ability to win in different ways," explained Mallinder.
"The Aviva Premiership is very tight this season and every point will matter in the chase for the semi-finals.
"So we know that we will have to be on top form in every area of our game if we are to get the win that we want.
"Last week in Toulouse we were guilty of not making the most of our opportunities when they came along.
"We have had plenty to work on in training this week and every player has been focused on making sure that we get things right tomorrow."
Meanwhile, Saracens are on a high after their 30-13 win over Racing Metro in a historic Heineken Cup clash in Brussels last weekend.
New England call-up Mako Vunipola starts the game in the front row while Owen Farrell, Brad Barritt, Chris Ashton and Alex Goode are also in the starting line-up with Mouritz Botha named on the bench.
Wing David Strettle also returns to the run-on side as does Joel Tomkins with Alistair Hargreaves given the nod alongside captain Steve Borthwick in the second row.
With Rhys Gill ruled out with a rib injury, academy prop Nick Auterac is named on the bench with Ernst Joubert also returning to the matchday 23 after missing the Heineken Cup wins over Edinburgh and Racing through injury.
Form: Northampton Saints continue to top the Aviva Premiership table despite their 17-39 loss to 11th placed London Irish at Madejski Stadium in round six. The Saints have won their last five games in all competitions at Franklin's Gardens. Saracens' single defeat in any tournament this season remains to Exeter at Sandy Park on 23 September, whilst they have won their three away encounters since then. Northampton have beaten Saracens just once in their last seven Premiership fixtures: 30-8 in this equivalent game at Franklin's Gardens last November.
The teams:
Northampton: 15 Stephen Myler, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 George Pisi, 12 Dom Waldouck, 11 Vasily Artemyev, 10 Ryan Lamb, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 GJ Van Velze, 7 Tom Wood, 6 Phil Dowson, 5 Mark Sorenson, 4 Courtney Lawes, 3 Paul Doran Jones, 2 Dylan Hartley (c), 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements: 16 Mike Haywood, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Brian Mujati, 19 Samu Manoa, 20 Rhys Oakley, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Tom May, 23 Luther Burrell.
Saracens: 15 Alex Goode, 14 Chris Ashton, 13 Joel Tomkins, 12 Brad Barritt, 11 David Strettle, 10 Owen Farrell, 9 Neil de Kock, 8 Jackson Wray, 7 Will Fraser, 6 Kelly Brown, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Steve Borthwick (c), 3 Matt Stevens, 2 Schalk Brits, 1 Mako Vunipola.
Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Nick Auterac, 18 Carlos Nieto, 19 Mouritz Botha, 20 Ernst Joubert, 21 Richard Wigglesworth, 22 Charlie Hodgson, 23 Chris Wyles.
Date: Saturday, October 27
Kick-off: 15:00 BST
Venue: Franklin's Gardens
Referee: Andrew Small
Assistant referees: Paul Burton, Alan Hughes
Television match official: David John Hudson
Timekeeper: Nigel Yates
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Denman TitaniumPro Styling Tool Ion Technology offers innovation, design excellence and unrivaled performance.
Denman brushes were originally patented in 1938 by John Denman Dean. After World War II, Denman started using a revolutionary new polymer called nylon. Featuring natural rubber cushions with nylon bristles, Denman can navigate tangled tresses with ease. Denman is known as the hairdressers' hair brush and is used exclusively by salons worldwide including Vidal Sassoon.
On My Top 2 List!!!Hi everyone. I live in Philly and I am of African-American descent. I have naturally kinky hair that I straighten every 1-2 weeks. I love this iron. I have owned many flat irons of many brands and materials and titanium plates are by far the best. Babyliss was tops on my list until I found this Denman. I love the titanium plates (of course), it's matte finish, it's digital display, and especially the temperature control. Having the power to change the temperature by 5 degrees Celcius gives me the option to better select the temperature that will give me the smoothest, shiniest strands without damaging my hair with too much heat. I generally keep my flat iron at 190-195 degrees Celcius. With the help of It's a 10! Miracle leave-in product and the Sedu anti-frizz polishing treatment and those titanium plates, my hair will stay straight until my next shampoo. Yes it's true that the plates don't fully close when you press them together lightly. All you'd have to do is press them together a little more and I believe that's for the purpose of creating tension for better straightening results. I don't get fatigued at all using this iron. The one thing that annoys me about this iron is the auto shut-off. If Denman made the auto shut-off activate after 30 min of inactivity or if the iron made a noise when it was shutting off, it would get five stars. I've learned to get around this by checking the iron every so often (it takes me two hours, alone, to flat iron my hair.) Despite this, I'd buy this iron again, flaw and all. I highly recommend this iron.Jan 21, 2012Nieatra M. / PhiladelphiaHAIR TYPEBlack / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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To start this iron is beautiful..I had really high hopes since I have seen it in videos and a few magazines. When the flat iron finally arrived I was sooo excited to try it. It has temp. control, smooth titanium plates, and then the plates don't touch? I brought this to my hair and began the testing process and it pulled out little pieces of my hair and to get the iron to close all the way I felt like I was squeezing an extremely tough stress ball???! For a flat iron this expensive.. and all the reviews I have found I expected it to at least be better than my chi. Yep I sent it back.. Do not order this please. It is truly a waste of money. I am ordering the silicone tech 450 and I hope I love it. Sooo as far as the Denman flat iron goes it's a waste!
Mar 23, 2011AffyHAIR TYPEBlonde / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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There Is No Other Iron Like The Denman Titaniumpro - It Is The Best On The Market.Another great product from Denman!
I have this iron and it is the best iron I have ever used. I have used the GHD before which is a great iron and I thought I could never be converted but since using the Denman TitaniumPro I will never go back to my GHD.
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The fact that it is dual voltage is also a big plus because I travel a lot with work and would be lost without this styling tool.
It is definitely worth the price - I would pay $300 over and over again for this but the fact that it is on sale on this website I definitely wouldn't hesitate to buy it.
I also use Denman Brushes, I love the brand. Denman produce products that will never let you down and this one is no exception.
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Connections 20087. Culture, Society and Politics in Early Modern France
Early modern and revolutionary France marked a pivotal turning moment in French, European, and indeed human history. The reimagination and restructuring of society from one based on special privileges and entitlements to one of "liberty, equality, and fraternity" ushered in the modern world. France exported its revolutionary model abroad and its political and cultural influence has made great impacts around the globe. This connection examines the key political and social history of early modern and revolutionary France infused with fascinating insights into culture through the study of architecture, literature, and theater.
Students should take and any one of the three French Studies courses (FR 320, FR 327) to fulfill the connection.
FR 320 From François I to François Mitterrand: A Cultural History of Politics and Architecture
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Learn how to pest-proof your home from lady bugs, crickets, fruit flies and stored product pests with expert tips from Tom Kraeutler and Greg Baumann.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Welcome to the Money Pit Pest Prevention Podcast, presented by Orkin [1]. I am Tom Kraeutler. Well as winter sets in and temperatures dip way down, you might be ready to settle in for the winter. Unfortunately, there are a number of pests, that like to do just that except that they like to settle into your home for the winter. They are collectively referred to as indoor pests and they have an amazing ability to stay shockingly active through the very coldest months of the year. We are talking about insects like, Ladybugs, crickets, fruit flies [2], and even those pests that like to invade your pantries and closets, they are called stored product pests. There are solutions though to remain insect free all winter long inside your house and here to talk about them is Greg Baumann. Greg is the Vice President of Training and Technical Services for Orkin. Welcome Greg.
GREG BAUMANN: Thank you very much Tom, it is a pleasure to be here.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Now I have had these and they can be infuriating because sometimes they are really hard to get rid of and in my home we have a pantry, where we store all of our boxes of foods, rice and cereals, and things like that. I had a situation where I got these little tiny flies that got in there and we kept emptying the closet and cleaning it out and putting it back together and could never quite nail it. Then finally, they left as soon as they showed up. I guess that is what you would call a stored product pest.
BAUMANN: Yes, there are stored products pests out there, many of them are mops, believe it or not.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Yes, and so what do you do about them?
BAUMANN: Well, stored products pests are particularly intriguing because they are not going to be out in your face walking across the shelf. They are going to be infesting their food source.
TOM KRAEUTLER: A little sneaky.
BAUMANN: It is a matter of efficiency, it is a matter of them laying their eggs near the food source, let the young grow and then emerge. So probably, the most common type would be Indian Meal Moth and those are those poorly flying moths you see around your pantry from time to time. You want to look at any type of flour that is in there and also with holidays coming up, people like to baking. They might take out flour that they have not had sealed up and they start mixing it up and pretty soon the flour is moving. That is because you have flour beetles. So the most important thing that you can do is whenever you get a grain product, and this also includes pet food believe it or not.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Okay.
BAUMANN: Put it in plastic containers to make sure that you do not allow any infestation to occur.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Well that is a good point, so you really cannot trust the paper bag, sort of speak, that flour comes in today. You have to take that and put it in a Tupperware container or something of that nature?
BAUMANN: It could be a Tupperware container; a lot of commercially available containers for flour are out there at any one of the department stores.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Now, if you do get an infestation of these moths in those spaces aside from cleaning out the flour and that sort of thing, is that a situation where you may need to have a professional treat if it gets bad enough?
BAUMANN: Probably more often that not, it is really important to have a professional come in because these moths are unique. They have the eggs that hatch in the flour and they are going to eat the flour. When they emerge though, when they crawl away to pupate or rest before they become flying moths, they are not going to be near the food source. So you really cannot play detective and just look at the food. They are going to emerge and go other places and so that is why a trained professional is much more important.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Good advice. We are talking to Greg Baumann, he is the Vice President for Training and Technical Services with Orkin. Let's talk about another pest that is somewhat annoying, especially in the winter season when we are inside and it is nice and quiet in the house and we hear the chirp of a cricket.
They can be very difficult to find. They love in my experience, damp places, like basements and crawl spaces, and they reproduce quite rapidly. So how do you identify crickets and how do you treat them to make them go elsewhere for their chirping madness?
BAUMANN: The crickets [3] certainly can go late into the season. They really do like moist areas and so basements, crawl spaces, garages; this is where we are going to see more crickets than say inside the house. But then when a stray gets inside the house at two o'clock in the morning and you hear the chirping, it can be somewhat unsettling. There is no question about it that. Probably the best thing you can do is exclude them, so you want to seal up any cracks and crevices. Do not open your garage door and leave it open all day, open it up to get the car or bikes out and close it up again, and that will reduce the chance of them getting in.
TOM KRAEUTLER: How do you treat for crickets as a professional?
BAUMANN: You know what? One of the best things you can do is dehumidify [4]. If you have a crawl space or a basement that has a lot crickets and in some states a cricket that has a hump-back. It is called a camel cricket.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Okay.
BAUMANN: What is scary about them and Tom, we have been in enough crawl spaces, these are the crickets that do not jump away from you, they jump at your face.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Yes. [laughs]
BRAUMANN: Okay? Very intimidating. Dehumidification is key and then what we would do as a professional is we would come in and we can use bait, and these baits are very, very effective on crickets.
TOM KRAEUTLER: That is good advice. Now what about Ladybugs [5]? Now there is an insect that most people consider very friendly. In some cultures, they are good luck associated with Ladybugs. But they can really swarm just like any other insect and make quite a mess inside your house.
BAUMANN: Yes, and most of the Lady bugs we find inside the house do not want to be there, but they came in there because it is nice and warm, especially in the colder months. So they are outside invaders as we might want to call them and everybody loves Ladybugs, they do a great job outside, they attack aphids or those little tiny pest flies of plants and flowers. So, Ladybugs are great outside. When they get inside our house, then they become a real problem. Probably the best thing you can do, you do not have to worry about anything other than excluding them, keep the doors, windows, and screens in good repair. Vacuum up the Ladybugs [6]and get rid of the bag or empty out the canister as soon as you can. They are just a nuisance.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Yes, absolutely. Greg Baumann is the Vice President of Training and Technical Services for Orkin and we are talking about indoor pests. Those that can show up at the end of the season and can stay with us throughout the winter months. Greg, before I let you go I want to ask you about fruit flies. Now, fruit flies can make an appearance in your fruit bowl sometimes after the fruit starts to turn just a little bit. You may find an orange or something that is deep in the bowl, or an apple that you forgot, and all of a sudden you get a fruit fly problem and once they get out, they are kind of hard to capture.
BAUMANN: Fruit flies can be very difficult and it does not even have to be a sign of rotting material. A lot of people think something must be rotten. As you pointed out it could be a bowl of fruit and everything looks nice and edible in there, it is just that fruit flies are around there. Summertime you do not notice them as much because you have doors and windows open, air currents moving all around. Wintertime they are a lot more noticeable but they are year around and probably the best thing you can do is, if you are going to have fresh fruit look for any signs of the flies. If you do see the flies remove the fruit, keep it bagged so you do not have a fruit fly problem. Orkin has some methods to monitor the fruit flies and we have some really good control measures today to eliminate the fruit flies before they get out of hand.
TOM KRAEUTLER: Well, that is good to know. Greg Baumann, the Vice President of Training and Technical Services for Orkin. Thanks so much for being a part of this episode of the Money Pit Pests Prevention Podcast. I think indoor pests are the ones we do not expect when it is cold outside. We expect all the insects to go away but when they do show up it is nice to know what they are, and the steps that we can take to try to get them under control. Thanks again.
BAUMANN: Thank you.
TOM KRAEUTLER: And if you would like to learn more about how to identify and prevent pest problems in your own home, you can visit Orkin.com. The Orkin.com site is full of useful information to help you identify and eliminate insect problems in and around your home including a pest library where you will be able to look-up any pest you come across in your home as well as locate a local Orkin Pest Control pro to help eliminate those pests. It is all online at Orkin.com. Orkin, pest control down to a science. I am Tom Krauetler, thanks for listening.
[1] http://www.orkin.com
[2] http://www.moneypit.com/audio-q-a/fruit-flies-garbage-disposal
[3] http://www.moneypit.com/blog/tom-kraeutler/natural-ways-keep-summer-pests-bay
[4] http://www.moneypit.com/audio-q-a/control-moisture-and-humidity-basement
[5] http://www.moneypit.com/audio-q-a/get-rid-ladybugs
[6] http://www.moneypit.com/audio-q-a/ladybug-problem


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By Steve Holland
Public Employees Retirement System Executive Director Pat Robertson told the members of a House subcommittee recently that contrary to constant harping by some politicians, PERS was in no danger of collapsing.
Robertson reported that PERS has seen its assets grow by $1.5 billion just since July 1. Robertson has repeatedly said that PERS is able to maintain its responsibility to retirees and future retirees.
PERS has a Board of Trustees as well as Robertson and the PERS staff of professionals who have most effectively guided the system quite well for many years without political interference. In the history of PERS, the system has NEVER failed to meet its obligation to state retirees.
PERS has been under attack this legislative session primarily due to a bill by Sen. Nancy Collins, R-Tupelo. Collins wished to freeze the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for three years and then utilize a different formula thereafter. She also included a provision for more political appointees to the Board of Trustees.
How many Mississippians, if given a proper choice, would wish to have politicians in charge of their money and their financial future? Does it not seem both fair and equitable for PERS members to elect their own Board of Trustees?
PERS and the state of Mississippi have an obligation to honor the promise to current and future retirees. Sen. Collins' now defunct Senate bill would have broken that promise. In her Feb. 10 op-ed column in the Daily Journal, Sen. Collins stated, "We can consider a temporary freeze of the cost-of-living adjustment… without harming any retiree or state employee." Is Sen. Collins serious? The COLA could be frozen for three years with no harm to retirees?
Is she able to guarantee that the overall cost of living, such as gasoline and groceries, will not rise during the time of the COLA freeze? If not, the freezing of the COLA would do massive harm to retirees who count on it as the only increase to their pension annually.
The basic monthly benefit does not change. Therefore the COLA is the only part of the PERS system that allows retirees to even attempt to keep up with the steadily rising cost of living. PERS current and future retirees include teachers, policeman, firefighters, school nurses, city employees, and many others.
Collins said, "We can consider adding more members to our PERS Board of Trustees …" Pay careful attention here. This is pure political double speak. She wants the board to increase from 10 to 17 members. Guess where the additional seven members would come from? Yes, they would all be political appointees from the governor and lieutenant governor and would inevitably make the PERS board increasingly political.
Sen. Collins leaves no doubt that her desire is for the PERS Board of Trustees to become a political entity, rather than a group of people elected by PERS members with no agenda other than to serve current and future retirees of the State of Mississippi. Don't you wonder why she desires this?
Should PERS ever require a major overhaul, and that day is NOT now, it must begin with new employees entering the work force. Trying to change the rules in the middle of the game is inherently unfair to retirees and all of those anywhere near retirement, who have made their retirement plans based on the current obligations of the PERS system.
Please understand that the COLA Sen. Collins wants frozen and changed is the most critical (and viable) piece of Mississippi's Public Retirement System. Our State of Mississippi employees and retirees deserve nothing less. This representative will do as I have done for 30 years; affirm only those recommendations endorsed by the current PERS Board. This is my position. I will not retreat or compromise.
Steve Holland, D-Plantersville, represents District 16 in the Mississippi House. Contact him at P.O. Box 2, Plantersville, MS 38862 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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