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Wait. Aren't they saying now that the Blonde Teela is the Sorceress? The Alcala mini-comics are supposed to be earlier than Adam's adulthood. They turned that He-Man into Oo-Larr....
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Teela-Na is just the Sorceress' name before she became the Sorceress. She doesn't need to be retconned into MOTUC canon ala mini-comic He-Man/Oo-Larr and prototype sketch He-Man/Vikor. That design above is fan art based on the 2002 version of the Sorceress. Since the Filmation Teela-Na is currently off limits and I'm unsure about the 2002 design, I'm not expecting a Teela-Na anytime soon.
Well, "cape" seems more accurate than "wings", since it hangs loosely. [In a way, it's almost like the huge sleeves the elves have in the LotR movies].
They can do any MYP design they like. [Whether they will is, of course, another matter as you note.]
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I would love any and all of these:
-Vintage/Filmation Sorceress
-Pink Mini-Comic Sorceress
-White Mini-Comic Sorceress
-New Adventures Mini-Comics Sorceress
-(if ever possible) NA toon Sorceress
-MYP/200X Sorceress
-Young Sorceress (as seen in MYP)
-If ever possible ('87 Movie Sorceress)
MOTUC Most Wanted: Skeleteen, Prince Keldor, Captain Randor, The Great Black Wizard, Lady Slither, Spirit, Tuvar, Baddra, Cursed Marzo, and for the love of Grayskull, ODIPHUS!!!
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I'm only interested in a MYP/200X Sorceress, but I doubt I'll buy her as it will take forever for Mattel to make the figure.
I want this Sorceress too:
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What really annoys me by now (and this is something that was taken up on Gooble as well) is that some people have started to go "The Alcala minicomics are about OO-Lar" or somesuch.
They are NOT.
They're about He-Man. Not Oo-Lar. Oo-Lar only exists in the MOTUC canon which is a NEW canon that takes aspects of all previous canons.
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I'm referring to the MOTUC cannon. Oo-Larr is now the "jungle He-man", and I think that's it's being assumed that MAA and Stratos are the same people, but the blonde Teela is actually Teela's mom (Sorceress) or some such. I'm not very clear on it, and I'm only getting this from conjecture on the forums.
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I wasn't trying to rile anyone up. I love the first 4 mini-comics as well as the He-Man who has Prince Adam as a secret identity. I also think Oo-Lar sounds like a cool idea(although I hope there's more to him than just He-Man without boots).
Again, it's too bad Mattel doesn't let some company make a bunch of comic books set in the various MOTU canons the same way Hasbro does with G.I. Joe and Transformers. We could have stories set in the worlds of the first 4 mini-comics, the DC Comics, Filmation, the 1987 movie, MYP, MOTUC, and whatever other alternate continuity has been used over the years(UK Comics, coloring books, etc.).
Sorry, I was unaware of that. As far as I know, Teela with blonde hair will probably be the same character with a different hair style. She might even be a part of one of the DCUC VS MOTUC 2-packs. If they make a new character out of every costume design, it will get pretty confusing.
No offense taken. I didn't mean to sound upset either, and I overreacted a bit. Some people seem to think that MOTUC is some kind of end-all be-all MOTU canon... As you say, I'd love it if we could have some distinct "eras" instead of just shoehorning everything together in a mess.
Similar, I don't really feel they need to justify things like Vikor with a "canon" bio. Just call him "Concept art He-Man" or something and let it be.
I'd buy the following:
- Pink mini-comic Sorceress & pink Zoar (this should be released soon as an exclusive to fill the gap until 2016 when vintage colours Sorceress is released)
- vintage colours Sorceress
- white mini-comic Sorceress (with Movie head pack-in)
- 200x Sorceress
- Veena
- concept artwork Sorceress (as per Darkspectre above) as the villain Enchantress
- Teela-Na (either MYP or FILMation outfits),
Grayskull needs its Cardboard Spacesuit MOTUCized
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Nah. That was the origin story for their toys. They were only in one episode of the cartoon for, like, 20 seconds.
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"Bow's Magical Gift" has the rather forced and rather blatant appearance of the Star Sisters. Bow demonstrates his newfound magical weapon while Tallstar, Jewelstar, and Starla watch. For those that do not know, the Star Sisters were one of the last line of toys to be released for the She-Ra series, but even though prototype figures were made and advertised, the figures sadly never made it to toy shelves. The Star Sisters are sadly to remain as a very small part of the She-Ra concept that could have gone onto bigger and better things had the toys and the series continued.
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Honestly, I'll do my best to buy all of them they let me buy.
Vintage/Filmation styled in original colors, pink, and white (though I also wouldn't mind a hybrid pink & white version in stead of separate pink and white versions).
200X in both 200X and original colors.
As for Veena, well, the same goes for her, but when I think of The Sorceress, I think of Teela-Na/Teela'Na (or however we're typing it out this week, though I despise the spelling "Teelana" as it seems to me to change the accented syllable).
...but this is the figure I want the most, which is not the same as an unhelmeted 200X Sorceress. Not that I think we'd get it, but I want it.
In your OPINION, but then again, you've already put your cards on the table, right?
TO ME, the Series Bible Sorceress looks MORE LIKE the 200X Sorceress than the Filmation Sorceress. I like both of them so I hope we get both of them. I don't care for a NA Sorceress but I hope she gets made as well for those fans that want her. I'm one of those fans who want everyone to be happy, not just me.
MYP Sorceress is a MUST HAVE figure for MOTUC!
I don't want any Sorceress! No Version!
I only want the classic colours ZOAR!
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Even before the arguments began, the court rejected more than 1,800 appeals that had piled up during the justice's three-month summer break, including one from California jail officials who forced a Muslim woman to remove her head scarf and another from fried-chicken giant KFC Corp. objecting to taxes it has to pay in Iowa.
Chief Justice John Roberts also congratulated Justice Antonin Scalia on 25 years of service on the court, noting that Scalia listened to his first argument as a justice on the first Monday in October in 1986. "The place has not been the same since," Roberts said.
The term opened with high anticipation because the justices seem likely to confront President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. Both the administration and opponents of the law have filed Supreme Court appeals, setting the stage for a high court hearing in the spring and a decision by late June.
Monday's case does not directly implicate the new law, although the expansion of Medicaid is a key element in the law's aim of extending coverage to more than 30 million Americans. Medicaid costs are shared by the federal and state governments.
Faced with large budget deficits, the California legislature passed a law reducing Medicaid reimbursement rates by up to 10 percent. The Medicaid law says states have to maintain reimbursement rates that are sufficient to get providers to take part. States must submit proposed rate reductions to HHS, but the law is silent about whether private parties can go to court to keep payments from going down.
In this case, California put the some of the lower rates in effect before submitting them to HHS. Multiple lawsuits followed and federal courts in California stepped in to block the new rates. Eventually, HHS also did not approve them, although California asked the department to reconsider the rejection.
Carter Phillips, a veteran Supreme Court lawyer who argued the case on behalf of patients and providers, said that without the federal court orders there was no guarantee that doctors and hospitals would continue treating Medicaid patients.
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Question about a 55 gal tank The plastic support that runs from front to back in the middle of the top of my 55 long snapped. Tank is still holding up well, filled to the top. Is that just a support for the hood/light? |
In larger aquariums it is part of the support. I am not sure about a 55 gallon. I know that older 50+ gallon tanks didn't have a middle brace. I would still try to repair it just to be on the safe side. |
I believe that it is a support bar for helping to hold the tank together without putting too much stress on the glass and it is used for having daul lids and lights on a 55 gal. |
i have never had that problem but i have read several people say they had the same problem and after a while each of them said the front glass started to bow. they make replacement trim for the tank. Steve |
Repair it. It's an important brace for the structural integrity of the tank. The front and rear panes of glass are long, thin, and have a lot of pressure on them. The brace helps to keep them from bowing. Long term I'd be worried about the seams of the tank or even the integrity of the glass. |
2 Attachment(s) I took some pictures of the break. The plan is to use a 12" clamp to hold it in place and try to glue it. A friend suggested gorrilla glue???? I know of no glue that would hold it and I'm open to suggestions. Both for a strong glue or other method of repair. By the way, the gap is 3/8 of an inch. So far. |
I don't really trust glue, even good glue, under direct tension like that. It's not a matter of if it'll break, but when, and when isn't a long time. Unfortunately the location of the break makes it so that repairing the break the best way, by mechanically reattaching the snapped halves, isn't really an option. You might have to build a new brace for the center section like a permanent clamp. Something out of wood or better metal probably. I'll be honest, with that kind of damage and the tank full of water I'd probably be looking for a new tank and considering this one for terrarium duty. |
I started looking for another one as soon as it happened. But I did glue it. I feel the same way, when will it break. For now it's holding. I found a top trim online. Apparantly its not called trim, but a "frame". $20 plus shipping and my time. better off finding a used tank. Oh well, do do do do do. |
I wouldn't be too worried. I have a 110 Gallon and it doesn't have the middle support bar at all. It has been up and running for 3 years now. I have 3 blocks of wood in there to hold the light up but they are loosely placed. In other words don't worry until you see the glass bow really bad more than an inch. |
Did it have the support there at one time, or was it never there? |
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Modern day SoCs are meant to support a number of functions in the field. This requires the SoC to have different IPs, peripherals etc. These subsystems in the design work on different voltage levels and are power hungry, also having different current requirements. Amongst these voltages, some are externally supplied, while others are internally generated.
For the internally generated voltages these SoCs may have more than one regulator catering to different needs, for example, high bandwidth/low drive and low bandwidth/high drive, but all regulating a single voltage supply (let this be the voltage for the digital IPs). When many of these digital functionalities get activated at the same time there are chances of current surges being seen on this internally regulated voltage supply. As standalone entities most of these regulators are flawless but when integrated into the SoC it is particularly important to see that this happens seamlessly.
Some critical issues that should be taken care of during integration are as follows:
a) The enabling of regulators from the Digital wrappers during the power-up phase of the SoC depending on the use case of regulators and its features.
b) The individual regulation levels of the regulators which ensure that the usage of the regulators is optimum and the system is immune to any dynamic current consumption profile changes.
c) Handling the disabling of regulators to avoid spikes on the current profile of supply during shut down of the device.
d) Regulators should support bypass feature for Test mode where an external control on all the supplies is needed.
Let us take up each of these issues in detail.
a) Power-up Phase
1) Masking of data coming from the digital domain
Consider the case when these regulators generate the supply on which the digital logic in the SoC works. Since this supply is building up in the power-up phase of the system, any signal coming from the digital domain is at a floating value, which can be at any level.
Hence this value has to be rejected at least until the digital supply in the system reaches a level above which the digital logic can be trusted. This level, of which the inputs coming from the digital domain should be masked, is the POR_REGULATED_SUPPLY which is about 0.7V (i.e. close to the threshold level of active devices).
Any logic which the system needs until this level is attained has to be safe-stated to ground level. This safe-stating is removed only when the POR_REGULATED_SUPPLY is reached. If this is not taken care of, then the system can be stuck in a loop where it will never come out of the Reset state.
2) Digital Wrapper of the regulators
The one problem that often arises in multi-regulated systems is related to the reuse of the logic, residing in the digital wrapper, for power-down of the regulators. It can skip the attention of most chip design and integration verification engineers that, though the design of these regulators, namely the MAIN and AUXILIARY regulator, is similar, the functions that they serve in the SoC are different.


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A few funny Book titles I came across......
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A few funny Book titles I came across......
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I used to read a lot of books but not anymore………there are very few libraries out here and buying books all the time is out of question.
I prefer fiction but if there is no choice I'll read anything…..even old newspapers & magazines are not spared;-D
Coming to a particular book..….actually I can't think of any right now.
Ok here's one, you are going to roll your eyes but I liked the Harry Potter series a lot….good versus evil and all that:-)).
And oh there is another book…..a non-fiction "I woz" by Steve Woznaik. I liked it simply because he believed in himself, went ahead and created history. He failed many times but took each setback as a chance to do better. It did pull at my insides….in the sense I got this terrible feeling that I was wasting precious time when I could be putting to much better use. Seriously, he gives you this feeling that "Everything is Possible".I am also a fan of fiction....I like reading suspense/thriller types like Sidney Sheldon books, Harry Potter series that goes into the fantasy types, mushy romantic novels by Nicholas Sparks etc. One book I particularly liked is 'The Davinci Code'.
Books by Nicholas Sparks always pulls at my insides. His books speak mainly of love and the value of relationships.Recent Authors : Paulo Coelho, Khalid Hussenni, Amitav Ghosh, Yann Martel,MT Vasudevan Nair, Shobha Dee,Randy Baush, Neale Donald Walsh
College days : Chase. Robin Cook, Harold Robbins
So that will give an idea of the books I read.
Let me take the Liberty of suggesting two.
1. A Thousands Splendid Suns- Khalid Husenni. Its a story about Afgan girl.
2. Speedpost- Shobha Dee. Though generally her other books are very outspoken, this one book I would suggest every parent should read and every teenager too.I began reading books only since my post grad days. Luckily for me, everywhere I went for work, there was a lending library near my home, so, there was not a dearth of books since I began reading. Even here, the national library is very near my home :)
Some of the books I enjoyed reading most are The God of small things (Arundati Roy), The Alchemist (Paulo Coelho), The Fountain head (Ayn Rand), the kite runner (Khaled Hosseini)..and a few others including a few tamil books (S. Ramakrishnan, Jeyakandhan, Balakumaran etc). There are some books that take a while to get off from the characters (like Rahel and Estha in TGOST)...
Try reading 'All that matters' by Jan Goldstein, Nancy. It spreads such hope and positive spirit...
'I woz' seems like an inspiring book. I will search and find it...
When we talk of books, please spare some time and read this article on 'What is man' by Mark Twain. Interesting and Intriguing: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/70/70-h/70-h.htm#2H_4_0001- The tissue gurl :P4 July 2011 at 18:26
had a tight schedule at work tdy... on top of it not keepin very well... u need to wait for my comment ;D
ps. achoooooooooooooooooooo..! :( Bless you sulo !
Now onto business :) Read lots of books - fiction, history and science fiction being my favourites. The genre I can't stand is business books most are written by narcissist gasbags ! My own blog qualifies in the same category !!
Favourite authors Arthur Conan Doyle, Arthur C Clarke, Issac Asimov, John Keay, Gary Jennings
RK Narayan, Richard Bach, Erich Segal, Somerset Maugham ..... and amongst contemporary fiction writers Lee Child and Harlan Coben.
Many "one book you must read" options, including some already mentioned by earlier commenters, but just to pick one from a different genre - science fiction - Rendezvous with Rama, by Arthur C Clarke (for my taste, the greatest science fiction book every written !)I love reading books...but due to lack of time management i am not able to read as much as i wud ideally want....
Though together husband and me have a decent collection of books...:)
There is a shop called Blossoms in Bangalore in Church Street...it sells books at awsumly discounted prices.....
I use to frequent the place quite often when i was in blore....
As of fav book..there are many...but one book i feel every book lover must read is Shantaram...:)
it is THE most awsumest book i have read....beautifully written...:)love to read...havent found the time and interest of late though...
started with Enid Blyton- The famous five series, Nancy drew, etc.
used to read a lot of fiction- sidney sheldon, daniell steel, jeffrey archer,etc during college
later found great pleasure in reading the P.G.Wodehouse series and Arthur Conan Doyle- The Sherlock Holmes..
tried to find interest in non-fiction. liked The Alchemist, The road less travelled.
Recently loved reading- The Difficulty of being Good by Gurucharan Das and Indian Culture and India's future by Michel Danino...although havent got around to finishing either of them!
Also loved and cried while reading The Kite Runner and The Thousand Splendid Suns..
still love reading Amar Chitra Katha, Panchatantra, Aesop tales, Jataka tales, chandamama...:-D- Preeti5 July 2011 at 09:59
I simply love curling up on the bed with a book. I have read a lot of books starting with Enid Blyton and going on to hardy boys , nancy Drew , Sidney sheldon , John grisham , etc.
Loved "the kite runner" and " thousand Splendid suns".
Recently read "Palace of Illusions" By Chitra Devakaruni. I can now say I have read Mahabharat finally even if it is probably the most abridged version. I would recommend it to everyone who tried and gave up reading Mahabharat. :-) I love to read books. I a fan of fiction too, but would also read an occasional non-fiction book. I simply love books like Harry Potter, Da Vinci code, The Lost symbol etc. I also like reading comics like Amar Chitra Katha books, Tinkle etc...
Recently I read "The Room" by Emma Donoghue. It was a great read and it tugged at something deep inside me.- ur darlin sulo ;-D (ha ha)5 July 2011 at 19:05
Thanks Ram :)
& RS - yeah, am better today!
@chech: I am so used to callin u chechi that I think it wd be really odd if i call you Nance like I used to before... got reminded after readin RS's comment... not that i want to call you... i kina like chech better... but jus thot of tellin u...
hw wd it be for you if i call u Nance all of a sudden :P odd?? or will u be fine?
ps. yeah, i know am supposed to be answerin ur quesn... but u know i havnt read so many books in my life to tell u the truth... so am skippin this... tee hee! :P
pps. u got us so used to ur daily quesns routine, am wonderin how wd we get back to ur normal routine of bloggin once ths is done:o - yeah, yeah - we make you feel lik a queen, dont we? hav u watched princess diaries - am sure u have... wherin the queen will say - the queen is never late, its just that the rest of 'em are early ;D - sulo`5 July 2011 at 19:15
ps. yeah those book names were funny... do we rly hav such books :o :P
ReplyDelete Read? That is as vital to me as breathing. I read anything that come my way, I ahve to read something even if I get back home at 2.30 in the night, that is how desperate I am.
One book - Too difficult. The one that tugged my heart the most would be 'The Kite Runner' by Khaled Hosseini. Heard the movie is as good.
Another one is 'Theo's Odyssey'by Catherine Clement. The original is in French and I ordered it through India Today Book club years back. Haven't seen a copy in any of the book stores, though. I had lent it to some of my close friends and even they just loved it. It's about a terminally ill 14 year old and how his rich aunt takes across the world in search of a cure. It takes us through the religions of the world through a young boy's eyes. I read this book at least once a year :-)Read? That is as vital to me as breathing. I read anything that come my way, I ahve to read something even if I get back home at 2.30 in the night, that is how desperate I am.
One book - Too difficult. The one that tugged my heart the most would be 'The Kite Runner' by Khaled Hosseini. Heard the movie is as good.
Another one is 'Theo's Odyssey'by Catherine Clement. The original is in French and I ordered it through India Today Book club years back. Haven't seen a copy in any of the book stores, though. I had lent it to some of my close friends and even they just loved it. It's about a terminally ill 14 year old and how his rich aunt takes across the world in search of a cure. It takes us through the religions of the world through a young boy's eyes. I read this book at least once a year :-)I read a lot of books...of different variety..can suggest a 'must read' for people of all agre groups ;) My favourite authors are P G Wodehouse, Someset Maugham, Agatha Christie, John Grisham, Richard Bach, Georgette Heyer. I love English language classics too.
Every girl child should read St. Claires series, Malory Towers series. Every teenager should read 'Little Women' and the other books in the series. If you like humour, nothing to beat Wodehouse. If you like investigative thrillers and courtroom drama, Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh and Grisham are some of the best. When you are in love 'Bridge across forever' by Richard Bach is a 'must-read'...and if you love period novels and clean romance then Georgette Heyer is the one for you. Bronte sisters is great too (Wuthering Heights is a definite 'Must-Read' again!)
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feb 1 2013 hardpack in morning with couple inches of fresh in the afternoon! great shape considering the rain earlier in the week!
no rain. a little icy here and there but not bad. pretty decent for the weather we've had.
nice new mini terrain park... nice and soft for not having any snow for a few weeks well maintained by the staff, empty on a saturday the cold must of scared people away
ok coditions not a alot of snow on some trails
great day yesterday. lower mountain was icy but upper mountain was good
Great day on 1/1 some spots where wind blew off snow but otherwise not a single bad run.
there on 12/30 the skiing was fantastic and conditions held out through the day. the snow was soft with some groomed trails and some not. very little ice. as it was a holiday, there were very few people on the mountain
Was there on 12/30, cold, crowded, but the loose powder was great.
good skiing lots of pow early. stick to the trees
summit beautiful day at Belleayre
little hard to see but had some great runs today
lots of snow some well groomed others not but overall great time
Conditions are good and the lines are too long
yesterday was a great day to go!
went today...crappy slushy snow...but it's skiable...and it was foggy
Great conditions with a beautiful view of the sky at the end of the day. overall it was an amazing day.
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Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Letter to a victim.
I am the officer you spoke to today, when you attempted to visit your husband in the Toadstomp County Jail.
I'd like to take this opportunity to explain myself further, and hope to clear up some things you appear to have some misconceptions about.
First, when it comes to the inmates under my care, custody and control, my word is law. Now, I am neither arbitrary nor capricious, when I make a decision about one of my inmates -- in this instance, whether he gets a visit or not -- there are valid, articulatable reasons why I make my decision.
Which brings us to the second point: Your husband is here because he got caught with his hands wrapped around your throat and his thumbs on your windpipe by a fairly grouchy city officer. The fact that your Pookie was doing so in violation of an Emergency Protective Order signed by a judge to protect you was pretty much just icing on the cake.
I do realize that you are not going to press charges -- your husband's multi-state record of domestic violence arrests with no records of prosecution tell me that you probably have the fine print on the Affidavit of Non-Prosecution form memorized.
How-some-never, your Snookums now has yet another Emergency Protective Order against him on your behalf. That, coupled with the bruises showing quite clearly above the turtle-neck you're wearing in July in Texas is more than enough to convince me that allowing you to visit him in my facility is not in anyone's best interest, much less your own.
Yes, I figure you love him. The fact that you spent thirty minutes attempting to negotiate with me, bargain, plea, cajole, argue and debate your way into changing my mind about your visit tells me that you feel something for him. I also understand that the Emergency Protective Order states that he is only forbidden from communicating with you in a "threatening or harassing manner", and that he's nothing but roses and kittens on the visitation phone. And I do understand that you do not want, need or appreciate my protection --
-- Tough.
I would, however, like to confess to a lie.
At the end of your harangue, when you asked me if I had a shred of human decency or compassion, I told you that I did. I further explained that it was at home, in a jar, in my armoire.
Well, actually I fibbed when I told you that. I told a bit of a lie.
I don't have an armoire.
Nothing but love,
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- Wraith said...
After how many times should the Affadavit of Non-Prosecution just be read as an Affadavit of Let Him Kill Me?
Seriously, there's a limit to how often people should be saved from the consequences of their own stupidity. - 12:45 AM
- Da Curly Wolf said...
A history of spousal abuse in multiple states? *facepalm* I vote hang the son of a bitch and get it over with.
- Gaffer said...
The cynic in me says "let him at her" and when he finally kills her the state can finish the job.
The human in me says that you did the right thing...although she will never believe you! - 6:15 AM
- Scott said...
"A history of spousal abuse in multiple states? *facepalm* I vote hang the son of a bitch and get it over with."
Nah, just let that slip to the 'right' crusty critter in the care of the 'Dog... I'm sure there's one or two in any given county lockup, let alone a major state facility. - 7:30 AM
How many tombstones read, "But I love him and I know he doesn't mean it"? *sigh* Well done, Mr. Dog, sir.
LittleRed1 - 7:36 AM
- Monkeywrangler said...
The worst part perhaps? That even if she never ever saw him again, she'd just go out hand shack up with some other one just like him.....
I just hope she doesn't have any kids.... - 8:32 AM
- Mark said...
Some 20 years ago I got a call from my then-girlfriend saying that a woman she knew wanted to get out of her house. I knew her husband in high school, he was a nutcase then and hadn't improved with age. He hit her, threw hot coffee on her, and used to like to "watch" her "with" his friends. I went to her place (and this being NYC my only weapon was a sweat-sock with a couple rolls of pennies in it), packed up her stuff, and moved her in with my girlfriend. She stayed there a couple days, then moved back in with hubby. I ran into her a few years later at the supermarket, she was pregnant.
- armedtexaswriter said...
You gave her some time away from him to ponder this situation, which is great.
Even though I'm not optimistic about what she'll do with that opportunity, she has it. - 11:23 AM
- Don said...
Texas law must be very different. In LA and GA (where I have been a Deputy Sheriff) if a peace officer observes a crime against a person, there is no requirement for the victim to press charges, testify, or anything else. Said critter goes to jail. If the officer observed a battery and a violation of a restraining order, how does she get a say?
- Auntie J said...
I have a friend who has just left her emotionally- and now physically-abusive husband, for about the fifth time. He wasn't physically abusive before she left the last time. It saddens me but does not surprise me that he's graduated to physical abuse. She has a TRO against him now, and hopes to have that made permanent this week.
She's adamant that she's not going back this time.
She was last time.
I hope this time, she sticks to her guns.
I'm also more than a little worried about her, given that I remember a long-ago post of yours about how effective a piece of paper is at stopping a bullet.
Good for you, for protecting that woman from herself. - 12:32 PM
- Dave H said...
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. Seems like there's enough evidence to get Ms. held for a psych exam.
- Kristopher said...
Until she says no, this is still consensual. No one has any business getting between them, any more than interfering with a Sadist and a Masochist enjoying their play.
You can't fix stupid through laws.
Yea, he gets tagged for violating an order ... but unless the "victim" asked for protection, what business is it of the judge's?
Yes, she might get killed by this nutter. But it is her choice. If she cried assault or rape, and dialed 911, and asked expressly for help, people would be stumbling all over themselves to put this wife beater down. - 2:24 PM
- Kristopher said...
I supposed she dialed 911 after getting beat up, and changed her mind afterwards?
If so, then mookie gets to go to jail, simply to preserve order. - 2:26 PM
- agirlandhergun said...
You are a rare individule.
- Old NFO said...
Any bets on when SHE ends up laying on the slab? I'd say <6 months... if he came THAT close last time...
I'd say let the vermin trip over some barbwire. The nice type....you know..the type that's razor blades.
leaperman - 8:24 PM
- ebd10 said...
Your decency is appreciated by those of us civilized people that recognize it. Unfortunately, she'll return to him and probably be dead in a year. Keep us posted.
have you seen this?
leaperman - 12:26 AM
The gene pool could use some chlorine.
You're a decent man, he ain't. She's stupid.
Ulises in CA - 12:48 AM
- PA State Cop said...
In 22 years of working uniform patrol, I never have a DV take a swing at me. I always gave them the opportunity, none ever took me up on it. Don't know if I made a difference for them, I know it did for me.
- Kristopher said...
Those DVs probably took it out on their wives afterward, PA State Cop.
Cowards never change. - 2:08 PM
- Andie said...
I have a friend who survived child abuse only to continue being in abusive relationships until several years ago when she made the break. It is mind-blowing to hear her talk about it, and I always hope for ANYONE who tries to make the break.
In this case, I don't have high hopes...kudos to you for still being compassionate, even if that shred is on your non-existent armoire. - 2:58 PM
Twenty years of domestic legal practice made my mantra "you can't save them from themselves.". Good on you for trying, though.
- Chris said...
I think that quitting abusive relationships is similar to any other addiction,Ike alcohol or drugs. To a normal person it makes no sense why a person would start drinking again after leaving treatment. Or why a wife or girlfriend would go back to an abuser. It often takes multiple attempts at "quitting" before it sticks. Hopefully they quit before dying.
You did the right thing, LD. Letting her see him would be like giving a bottle of booze to an alcoholic because "he is an adult". He may get it anyway, but I do not have to enable him... - 12:04 PM


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Brewing is now at odds with Allied's strategy, which is focused on wines, spirits and retailing through pubs, Victoria Wine off-licences, Baskin Robbins ice cream parlours, and Dunkin Donuts.
Industry sources said Allied was moving fast to try and exit the brewing venture, which has failed to live up to expectations since the deal with the Danish Carlsberg group was consummated three years ago. On 12 December, Allied loses its casting vote on the board, comprising an equal number of representatives from Carlsberg and Allied. Carlsberg will be given the option to take up the casting vote, which it could use to hamper attempts by Allied to sell out to another brewer.
The brewing venture is far more important to Carlsberg than Allied, with more than a third of the Danish group's profits coming from the UK. Carlsberg, the fourth-biggest brewer in Europe and eighth- largest in the world, has the resources to buy out its partner's half-share, but the move would be pointless unless it could secure an agreement to supply beer to Allied's 4,300 pubs.
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The players themselves, for so long down in the mouth after a trip Down Under which had threatened to bury England's cricket reputation even deeper in the eyes of the world, were suddenly upbeat about the prospect of squaring the series - even though Australia will retain the urn itself thanks to their victory in Adelaide.
"We played with so much heart. We were knackered but fortunately [Dean] Headley and [Darren] Gough did it for us. These boys showed what we can do. The Ashes have gone unfortunately but we have won one of the last two Tests. Now we go on to Sydney aiming to win that one to square the series," the England captain, Alec Stewart, whose first innings century helped set up the victory, said.
And Darren Gough, one of the bowling heroes with seven wickets in the match, added: "We'll enjoy the win because it's been a great effort. We've proved in this game that we can play cricket, we just need to do it more often. Hopefully this is just the start. I'm really pleased for Dean [Headley] because he bowled brilliantly in the first innings with great character and heart and didn't get his reward."
David Lloyd, the England coach who has said he plans to quit after next summer's World Cup, was also in buoyant mood. "It's a topsy-turvy world and a topsy-turvy game. The four hours in that final session were tough, but the adrenalin was flowing and we were taking wickets. That put us on top," he said.
If England's stunning victory had a catalyst it was the remarkable catch by Mark Ramprakash that removed Justin Langer. "I enjoyed the catch. It was great, something special. I was so happy to cling on to it. I missed a few earlier in the series and this made up for it," the Middlesex middle- order batsman said. "We have had a lot of stick since we came here and rightly so because we haven't played well. But this shows people in Australia that we can play a bit. It has proved a few people wrong."
But if the win came as a shock to people watching back home and at the 100,000-capacity MCG, one man said that he expected it. The England and Wales Cricket Board chairman, Lord MacLaurin, arrived in time to see his side get off the mark in the series, then said: "They always win for me. I've just turned up for the last two Tests and they have done it for me. That was really something. It showed guts and a certain mental toughness. Great stuff. Now we'll square it at Sydney."
The man who inspired England's greatest-ever victory over the old enemy was not hiding his feelings either. "It was one of the great finishes," Ian Botham, the all-rounder who turned around the Headingley Test in 1981, said. "Our supporters have had a hard time and taken a lot of stick. What a 24 hours it will be for them. Any win against Australia is beautiful. When you beat them at the MCG it's even more beautiful."
Watching back home, the former England captain and ex-chairman of selectors, Ted Dexter, was sharing in the euphoria. "I got up at 6am to watch it and it was tremendous entertainment. Remember that Mark Taylor put us in, which is always a danger batting last, but they got their come- uppance this time," he said.
And the legendary Yorkshire and England fast bowler Fred Trueman was as blunt as ever. "I'm a very happy man - a very, very happy man. Happy New Year," he said.
The last word goes to the Australian captain, Mark Taylor, who was a bit more reserved in his judgment of the merits of England's performance, preferring to reflect on his own team's substandard effort.
"I thought we'd won it but we got a bit lazy. No one made a big enough score. The last hour was real nip and tuck but England came back. We thought the best chance for us to win it was to stay on and take the extra half hour. But that's the way it goes," he said.
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Transfer rumours – December 27
Expressandstar.com bring you transfer talk from Wolves, West Brom, Aston Villa, Birmingham and Walsall.
We have scoured the back pages and the internet to bring you the latest gossip.
We are not saying they are true – just that they are out there.
Former Wolves manager Mick McCarthy will try and barter with his former club to take Richard Stearman to Ipswich for £1.5million.
Leicester have apparently moved into pole position to sign West Brom striker Chris Wood, who is still on loan at Championship side Millwall.
Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke emerged as a target for Premier League rivals Tottenham before yesterday's meeting between the two sides.
Birmingham goalkeeper Jack Butland is likely to fetch in excess of £10million if he leaves next month with Liverpool on the trail of the Blues No 1.
All quiet at the Banks's Stadium today.
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Great "AmbiPi" rig drawing from Adafruit's Adalight and Light Painting projects creates an Ambilight clone around a Raspberry Pi.
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Adalight – DIY Ambient Monitor Lighting Project Pack
Build your own ambient-light addition for a monitor or media PC television with the Adalight project pack! This project pack is for our "Adalight" project tutorial. By running the Processing code on your computer, the halo of LEDs will follow the screen colors to provide an awesome ambient light display that adds pop to TV shows, movies or games! Works using open source Processing and Arduino – so it'll run on Mac, Windows or Linux computers!
This pack contains:
- A strand of 25 x 12mm LED pixels
- 5V 2A power adapter – this is a 100V-250V adapter, so you can use it anywhere in the world. Outside the US/Canada/Japan you will need a simple plug adapter, available at any hardware/electronics store for about $1
- 2.1mm female power jack
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The sun shone brightly for the last day of the world fair, drying off the rain that had saturated the site at the weekend. The streets bristled with heavily armed policemen, some resting pump-action shotguns on their hips as they cruised the streets on their Harley Davidson motorcycles. King Juan Carlos, the Prime Minister, Felipe Gonzalez, and the entire cabinet were among the visitors, the more distinguished being ferried by helicopters that provided a clattering soundtrack to the big day.
But the question hanging over Seville is how much of this excitement will last when the circus has moved on. The organisers have a battery of statistics to prove the success of the event, which has put new life into the idea of universal exhibitions.
It has also brought wealth and world attention to Andalucia, an underpopulated and deprived region which is highly dependent on agriculture. The budget for the event itself reached dollars 2.5bn ( pounds 1.47bn), over the levels anticipated, though the organisers say that expenditure and revenues balance out. Billions of dollars have been spent on the region, bringing a new high-speed train link with Madrid and a smart new airport that is more like a luxury hotel than a regional hub.
But some of the statistics do not quite add up. Though the 42 million visits to Expo surpassed the target of 36 million, the number of visitors was below the 18 million forecast. This was because it was the inhabitants of Seville who took the greatest interest in the spectacle. Only one-third of the visitors came from abroad.
Now the pavilions, weird and wonderful concoctions of modernism, post-modernism and traditionalism, will be emptied; most will be dismantled. New uses must be found for those that will stay. The 530-acre site, previously a patch of marshy ground, may become a research centre, a university or a theme park, elements of which are already present in the exhibitions. One of the more bizarre legacies of the Expo will be the chunk of glacier that Chile imported for its pavilion; it is to be left to melt in the Guadalquivir.
The big question for Seville and Andalucia is whether the benefits of Expo will disappear in the same way. One building has already been earmarked as an unemployment office for those left jobless by the end of the party.
There has already been some local grumbling. The Expo Commissioner, General Emilio Cassinello, and Jacinto Pellon, chairman of the Expo state company, have been attacked by rightwingers, demanding an inquiry into Expo's financial management.
Mr Cassinello is tipped as Spain's next ambassador in London, the reward for a job well done. A year that has seen not just the Expo but the Barcelona Olympics has clearly given added prestige to the country.
It is ironic that in a year of such high-profile events, it is precisely that confidence that has seeped out of the country. Spain's public optimism is belied by looming recession and the government's need to use currency controls to defend the peseta.
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