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This information about first-year writing at Guilford should help you understand and navigate the foundational writing requirements designed to promote success in all major programs. Our purpose here is to inform you about how entering students are placed into ENGL 101, ENGL 102 and Historical Perspectives and to clarify our expectations about the writing abilities and preparation required to advance through this sequence of courses.
ENGL 102 and Historical Perspectives (HP) are general education courses required of all Guilford students. ENGL 101 is a four-credit, college-level writing course taken by more than two-thirds of our entering students; it is not officially required for graduation, but it counts as an elective. Students who take ENGL 101 must enroll in ENGL 102 the following semester and ENGL 102 is a pre-requisite for HP. This sequence of writing courses should be completed within your first three semesters at Guilford.
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Mitt Romney's team plans to meet with NBC to address the network's request his campaign pull an ad attacking Newt Gingrich that uses NBC Nightly News footage from 1997.
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"We will sit down with the lawyers and talk to the folks at NBC and make a decision on that front," Romney told Matt Lauer on TODAY from Jacksonville, Fla., where he is campaigning in advance of Tuesday's primary.Video: Romney: Gingrich attacks 'painful to watch' (on this page)
"We'll certainly consider that very carefully; obviously, this was not something taken from hidden files, this was on the evening news, so it should hardly come as a revealing piece for people who watch it."
In the Romney ad, then-NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Brokaw delivers the news that Gingrich had been sanctioned by members of the Republican Party and had been asked to step down as Speaker of the House. It is one of a series of ads the Romney campaign has employed against Gingrich to slow down his momentum following his victory in the South Carolina GOP primary.
Story: NBC asks Romney campaign to remove network material from ad
While the ads are apparently working — a new NBC News/Marist poll shows Romney leading Gingrich by 15 points in Florida — NBC has asked for the Nightly News footage to be pulled. "The NBC Legal Department has written a letter to the campaign asking for the removal of all NBC News material from their campaign ads," said Lauren Kapp, NBC senior vice president for marketing and communications.
Brokaw has also voiced discomfort with appearing in the ad. "I am extremely uncomfortable with the extended use of my personal image in this political ad. I do not want my role as a journalist compromised for political gain in any campaign."
But Romney told Lauer Monday he believes the TV ad hits Gingrich where it hurts — and since it is newscast footage, the Gingrich campaign cannot accuse him of distorting his record.Video: Romney takes wide lead in new NBC poll (on this page)
"I think the reason it was so effective as an ad was that this was not something that Speaker Gingrich could say had been distorted or that Romney was telling things that were not accurate," Romney said.
"People heard the news, they didn't hear it filtered, it was just straight on, no heavy music that suggested some kind of sinister background. Instead, (it is) Tom Brokaw, a very credible and respected journalist, reporting the news and I think it was pretty devastating and pointed out that what Speaker Gingrich has been trying to hide is not out in the open."
Lauer asked Romney if he believed his lead in the Florida polls comes more from his getting his message out or instead, tearing down Gingrich. Romney replied, "Well, there's no question politics ain't bean bags. The speaker has been attacking me all over the state in ways that are really extraordinary," Romney said, adding, "The fact is he worked with hundreds of people in Washington, and only a handful of people are willing to support him."
Romney uses 'history,' surrogates against Gingrich in Fla. campaign's final days
In a report in Sunday's New York Times, Romney campaign advisor David Kochel called the pressure campaign it launched on Gingrich in Florida a "let's rush the quarterback" strategy. And the Times suggested that "if Romney does win here on Tuesday, it will have been through a blistering and unrelenting series of attacks."
Romney told Lauer his campaign is merely fighting fire with fire, as the former speaker's hard-hitting TV ads against Romney paved the way for his victory in South Carolina.Slideshow: Mitt Romney's life in politics (on this page)
"We were getting just walked on by Speaker Gingrich and really didn't respond very well in South Carolina," he said. "So we decided, we're going to respond."
He added, "These messages I think are connecting with people and my expectation is I will become the nominee. So however long that takes I'm going to keep on battling."
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Which is another way of saying that politicians, like Larry the Cable Guy or Ryan Seacrest, work for television. And that automatically puts all sorts of limits on what they can and cannot say or be. We may never know exactly whose ad is doing what, for or against whom, at how many millions per punch. But we can be pretty sure that the surviving candidates will be closely watching the best of Team Obama's spots. In the meantime, there are a few basic commercial principles that all the pols should cling to as they barrel toward Ohio, Texas, Pennsylvania, and beyond. Such as:
Ads can't buy you love
To some extent, the 2008 campaign has buried Teddy White's old axiom that the modern presidency can be sold on TV like soap flakes. Take, for example, the 100 percent ad-built Mitt Romney, who spent at least $30 million through Super Tuesday on television advertising, only to flop like the Arch Deluxe. Or, worse yet, the televisually hapless Rudy Giuliani, who spent $60 million on his entire campaign and won only one delegate. GOP survivors John McCain and Mike Huckabee both got by, at least for a time, on shoe leather and a smile, rolling to victory on the thinnest dimes out there.
Then again, if ads can't buy you love, they can at least buy the forbearance of "free media" talking heads — if you spend a lot of money, they treat you seriously. Barack Obama, who swept all of this past week's contests, spent more on television, $31 million, than any other presidential hopeful through February 5, while Hillary Clinton clocked in third, behind Romney, at $24.6 million, according to the TNS Intelligence/Campaign Media Analysis Group. John Edwards's media coverage dried up long before Iowa because he couldn't compete against two top-drawer media accounts. Folks who work for TV never bite the hand of a big advertiser. Like, never.
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A half-century ago, the little tableau I saw unfold last week simply would not have happened.
Mississippi State University hosted the 2013 Mississippi American Legion Boys State program last week, and I watched as Gov. Phil Bryant posed for several photographs with the newly elected governor of Boys State.
Bryant shook hands with his counterpart and engaged him in friendly banter, then put his arm around him in a congratulatory hug as the photographers took care of their business. The young man, Horn Lake High School product Malik Pridgeon, seemly equally happy for his face time with Mississippi's governor.
Bryant's white. Boys State Gov. Malik Pridgeon is African-American. Bryant was elected governor in a state with a solid white majority. Pridgeon also was elected by a constituency that was majority white. The point is that Pridgeon's election as governor of Mississippi Boys State was a non-event from a racial standpoint.
In 2013, race was not a component of the scene. Mississippi's governor congratulated Mississippi's Boys State governor. Period. It was as things should be.
No matter how traumatic it was for the people of this state, the racial progress enjoyed today in Mississippi is a directly product of the racial atrocities that took place in Mississippi in the 1950s and 1960s. Without the blood sacrifices of civil rights martyrs like Mack Charles Parker, Emmitt Till, Medgar Evers, Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman, James Chaney, Vernon Dahmer and so many others, Malik Pridgeon's opportunities today might well be as limited as were those of Evers before him.
The assassination of NAACP Field Director Medgar Evers on June 12, 1963, was particularly cowardly and particularly jarring to the sensibilities of white Mississippians. Evers was gunned down in the driveway of his Guynes Street home in Jackson.
The manner in which Evers died and his widow, Myrlie's public stoicism in the wake of his death, was an event that fomented the seeds of real change in this state. Clearly, those seeds did not flourish overnight.
It took Mississippi 41 years to convict anyone on state charges in the 1964 murders of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner by the Ku Klux Klan in Neshoba County. It took Mississippi 31 years to convict Byron De La Beckwith on state charges in the assassination of Evers.
But change did come. That change came in the fact that Malik Pridgeon and other black young people in Mississippi can now enjoy a reasonable expectation of achieving great things based on their own drive and abilities.
Those who believe Evers' death is not perhaps more meaningful today than it was a half-century ago in Mississippi haven't watched – as I did last week – the next generation of Mississippi young people interact. They get it. They understand. And for the most part, they live it.
Who knows? One day in the not-so-distant future it may be Gov. Pridgeon encouraging the new young governor of Mississippi Boys State.
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The Pepper Spraying Cop has now come for peak oil. It's time for honest experts to occupy the public conversation on energy.
How many Saudi Arabias did you say that was?
It's hard to keep up these days with claims by oil and gas drillers about how many Saudi Arabias of tar sands oil/shale oil/deepwater oil/hydrofracked gas that North America is now allegedly able to access due to the smarts of petroleum geologists and the tenacity of oilmen.
"Because of better technology, notably breakthroughs in drilling, the US all of a sudden realizes it is sitting on a century's worth of gas supply," writes Edward Luce in the Financial Times. "When Mr Obama came to office, the country faced projections of rising natural gas imports from places like Qatar."
But now, if you believe what the industry says, the picture's really brightening up:
The same technology has unlocked ever-growing estimates of once inaccessible "tight" oil lurking beneath America's rocks. In its immediate neighborhood, Alberta's huge expanse of "tar sands" contains oil reserves that rank Canada second only to Saudi Arabia. In Brazil, recent advances in offshore oil drilling will relegate Venezuela into second place in the region.
Without any real input from Washington, windfalls just keep dropping into America's lap. Welcome to a new age of plenty.
While this new cornucopia is bad news for climate change -- nations are scrambling to get at Arctic oil ironically made accessible by melting ice caps -- it's great news for US energy independence. "A new era of fossil fuel appears to be upon us and nobody saw it coming," concludes Luce.
This is nothing we haven't already heard from Daniel Yergin. Or from the American Petroleum Institute. Or from numerous industry front groups in Washington calling on the Obama Administration to get the EPA out of the way and let the drilling begin.
Clearly, the industry has begun a coordinated campaign to convince the public that oil is not running out, but instead, that there's plenty of it. That would mean that we can rely on oil for years to come and we needn't bother with hassles like conservation or clean energy.
Why would Big Oil want to lie about or exaggerate the amount of oil they can likely produce? It's simple economics. Over the last century, oil and gas companies have invested billions of dollars into infrastructure from off-shore drilling platforms to refineries to shipping terminals. Are they just going to let all this expensive equipment sit idle and rust because the easy oil is running out? That wouldn't look very good on the next quarterly earnings report.
Think about it: if you owned a hammer, and it cost $10,000, you'd be pretty aggressive about hiring it out to pound some nails. But if the world was running out of nails, that would be bad news for your investment. It would just be good marketing to paint the rosiest possible picture of the nail supply to try to keep your customers from panicking about losing a way to hold stuff together and start switching over to nail alternatives such as screws or glue.
And so, from nails to oil, if your business is to pound or to drill and you've bought a bunch of expensive machinery to do it, you're going to try to do that as long as you can. Even if it's not in the best interests of your customers. Even if you know that, someday, the stuff will be too expensive to use anymore, and those customers will be left in the lurch, having wasted all the time they had to find other options following your false promises of indefinite supply. But that's not your problem. You just want to keep your equipment busy as long as you can.
So, don't expect oil drillers to admit to peak oil until it becomes a better business opportunity for them than denying peak oil. And that's clearly in the future, if ever.
Meanwhile, as the corks pop in Houston, the silence from the peak oil community in the mainstream media is deafening. If we truly believe that cheap oil is running out, then it's time for the white-hat oil guys from ASPO-US and the Oil Drum to step up and counter the industry's comforting lies.
Who's going to say boo to the Pepper Spraying Cop this time? Anyone?
-- Erik Curren, Transition Voice
[1] http://transitionvoice.com/2011/11/peak-oil-gets-pepper-sprayed/
[2] http://transitionvoice.com/2011/11/peak-oil-gets-pepper-sprayed/hubbert-graph-lt-pike/
[3] http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a307107c-1364-11e1-9562-00144feabdc0.html#ixzz1eMOwfNdm
[4] http://transitionvoice.com/2011/09/whos-afraid-of-daniel-yergin/
[5] http://www.api.org/
[6] http://transitionvoice.com/2011/11/get-ready-for-the-next-big-lie-from-big-oil/
[7] http://peppersprayingcop.tumblr.com/


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After about 8 months of filing passports, birth certificates, not-married certificates and affidavits with the state of california apostille stamps, Thanh and I are now allowed to be married this September 5th, 2003 in the Netherlands. Through this lengthy process our marriage will now be internationally recognized and we will receive an international marriage certificate. Maybe one of these days, I will write down the exact procedure, since there are a fair amount of not-so-obvious hoops to jump through.
Our main issues were related to the fact that three different countries from different continents were involved. All the different documents from Cambodia, the Netherlands and the United States of America needed to be recognized by all three countries or at least by dutch government officials in the Hague. I needed some documents from the city hall of the city that I left when moving to the California and they only provide those documents in person at the city hall. We also had to make payment to the resident affairs department in the Hague, where the only means of payment accepted was the dutch giro wire transfer. Thankfully, my mother had previously planned to visit my grandparents in the Netherlands and was able to take care of it in person after I provided her with a copy of my passport and a letter giving her permission to extract the information from the archive. Similarly we were almost required to make a trip to Bangkok, Thailand to have Thanhs birth certificate verified by the Cambodian Embassy and Dutch Embassy of Bangkok.
The procedure is long and confusing. The main part that makes it confusing is that each country only knows their part of the puzzle and you have to make your own conclusions as to how to get the document in the foreign country. We even got told that we needed the Secretary of State to sign one of documents. That, obviously, wasn't going to happen. It turned out that it needed to be signed by the State of California, Secretary which was much easier and had a well documented procedure.
We got our banns of marriage published by the Hague and we need to wait for that to complete. It is interesting to note how much religion is still integrated into government documents and procedures. I personally feel that religion and government are totally separate identities and they should not discriminate based on citizenship or faiths, but we still have a while to go before they are truly separate entities.
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The Gerson Guide to Juicers
Gerson patients juice all day, every day. An average Gerson cancer patient drinks up to 13 glasses of fresh, organic, raw juices daily—the equivalent of 15 pounds of produce in liquid form! Since one could not possibly digest that much produce in one day, it is necessary to remove all the bulk and fiber from the fruits and vegetables so that it is quickly and easily digested, while retaining the maximum amount of nutrients and enzymes. The Gerson juices are completely smooth and pulp-free, for optimal digestion and nutrient absorption. Not every juicer has the mechanical capability to accomplish this task, which is why the Gerson Therapy requires a very specific type of juicer.
Read on to learn which juicers are best for the Gerson Therapy.
Juicers for the Gerson Therapy
Juicers for Cancer Treatment
This type of juicer has two separate components. The first component is a grinder, which grinds the vegetable into a fine, moist pulp. The second is a hydraulic press, which extracts the juice of the vegetable from the pulp by pressing it under high pressure. Dr. Gerson found that grinding the produce before pressing was essential. The pulp of the different fruits and vegetables should be mixed and pressed together, because the malic acid contained in the apples allows the other vegetables to release more minerals.
For this process, a two-step juicer is necessary, because in a one-step masticating juicer each item is ground and pressed separately. During the process of grinding and pressing, the produce is not subjected to heat or electricity, so the fresh, healing enzymes in the raw fruits and vegetables are preserved in the juices. In our decades of experience, we have found that these are the most effective and efficient juicers, and best suited for providing the optimal nutrition for the Gerson Therapy. Research in this area, although limited, indicates that juice produced by the grinder/press can be as much as 50 percent higher in certain essential nutrients, and will produce 25 to 50% more than other juicers from the same amount of raw produce.
We have found two juicers that fit these criteria, and are appropriate for using for the Gerson Therapy for cancer: the Norwalk juicer or a Champion juicer with a separate hydraulic juice press.
The Norwalk
We strongly recommend using the Norwalk juicer, which is the most effective grind and press machine on the market, and the one patients have had the most success with. The price of the Norwalk juicer is approximately $2,595 new, and used Norwalks (though hard to find) cost less.
Though it is a major investment, bear in mind that a powerful juicer with a hydraulic press produces more juice, while using less produce, than other types of juicers. After the produce has gone through the Norwalk, the leftover pulp is completely dry, as all the essential juices and nutrients have been thoroughly extracted. In the long run, given the large quantities of produce used by a Gerson patient, the Norwalk will actually end up saving you money on grocery bills.
Masticating Juicer with Separate Hydraulic Press
The next-best alternative is to buy the Champion juicer, but only use it as a grinder, and buy a separate hydraulic press to extract the juice from the pulp. This option usually costs around $600 for both machines—less if you can find a used Champion. Juice Press Factory sells the Champion juicer and hydraulic press combo for Gerson patients.
The Champion alone is not useable for the Gerson Therapy for cancer, because it is a standard masticating juicer which grinds and presses the produce in one step, and does not extract enough juice from the pulp. When using a Champion juicer for the Gerson Therapy, you need to remove the screen, which is usually used to press the juice. This way, the Champion simply grinds the produce into a fine pulp, which you can then place into the hydraulic press to extract the juice.
The reason that we recommend the Norwalk over the Champion/press combo is because using two machines is more work. For each juice that you prepare, you must use (and clean) two different machines, which is more time-consuming. When you are preparing 13 juices every day, this is a major consideration!
Juicers for Treating Non-Malignant Conditions
For patients doing the Gerson Therapy for non-malignant conditions, or healthy people juicing to enhance their health, it is not as strictly necessary to use a two-step juicer, though it is still recommended.
Masticating juicers are acceptable alternatives for non-cancer patients doing the Gerson Therapy, as they extract a sufficient amount of juice, and preserve enzyme activity. There are many brands of masticating and twin-gear juicers out there.
A few that our patients have used which are suitable for the Gerson Therapy for non-malignant conditions include:
- The Champion (pictured at right)
- Angel Juicer
- Green Star
- Green Power
- Solo Star
- Hurom Slow Juicer
- Omega Juicers (masticating models only)
Citrus Juicers
Gerson patients often drink a glass of citrus juice with their breakfast; either orange juice or grapefruit juice.* Just like the other Gerson juices, though, the citrus juices don't come in a carton! The citrus juices also must be raw and freshly squeezed. Unlike the other juices for the Gerson Therapy, the citrus juice should not be prepared in your two-step juice machine. You need to avoid juicing the skin of the fruit, because it contains aromatic oils which can interfere with the Gerson Therapy. Instead, the citrus juices are made using an electric or manual reamer-style citrus juicer.
Patients with collagen diseases (i.e. rheumatoid arthritis, SLE) should not drink citrus juice.
Unsuitable Juicers
Centrifugal Juicers
In our experience, centrifugal juicers are wholly incompatible with the Gerson Therapy. Though they are often the most popular and least expensive juicers on the market, we do not recommend using a centrifugal juicer for any condition. Dr. Gerson found that in his many years of clinical experience, patients who used centrifugal juicers did not have success with the Therapy. Centrifugal juicers are problematic for several reasons. The centrifugal force throws the pulp against a basket screen through which the juice is strained, while the pulp remains. Dr. Gerson said of centrifugal juicers:
"When the grinding wheel rotates against a resistance with insufficient access of air, positive electricity is produced and induces negative electricity on the surrounding wall. The exchange of positive and negative ions kills the oxidizing enzymes and renders the juice deficient." – Dr. Max Gerson, MD
Centrifugal juicers expose the juice to heat and oxygen, killing off the essential healing enzymes in the juice. These juicers have difficulty in juicing leafy greens, as is required for the Gerson Therapy green juice. Without the pressing action to extract the juice, many minerals and phytochemicals remain in the pulp, so the juice rendered is less rich in healing nutrients than juice from grinder/press or masticating juicers.
Centrifugal force is less effective in extracting juice than the pressing action of other juicers, meaning that more produce is required to make less juice. When a patient is making 13 juices per day, this alone is a major consideration. An inefficient juicer may be cheaper in the short term, but will be more expensive in the long run, as it necessitates spending more money on produce.
The following centrifugal juicers are not recommended for the Gerson Therapy:
- Jack LaLanne's Power Juicer
- Breville Juice Fountain
- Omega (centrifugal models)
- Hamilton Beach Juice Extractor
- Black & Decker Juice Extractor
Blenders and Liquefiers
Blenders, such as the Vita-Mix and the Blendtec, are not really juicers at all. They make smoothies, rather than juices. They chop the produce into a fine pulp but have no mechanism by which to extract the juice. Since there is no reduction of bulk with a liquefier, to derive the nutrients equivalent to those in thirteen 8oz glasses of juice, a patient would have to ingest an alarming quantity of produce: six pounds of carrots, eight pounds of apples, and four heads of lettuce every day! And that's in addition to three regular meals. It is simply not possible for a patient to prepare and consume all the necessary juices for the Gerson Therapy using a blender.
Wheatgrass Juicers
Wheatgrass juicers are small specialized machines designed specifically to extract the chlorophyll-rich juice of wheatgrass. We generally do not use wheatgrass on the Gerson Therapy, as most patients find it to be extremely harsh on the stomach and because the desirable components in wheatgrass are also found in the Gerson green juice.
Why Don't We Recommend Any Other Types of Juicers?
We can only recommend juicers that we personally have experience with, and that have been used to successfully treat illnesses with the Gerson Therapy. We do not have enough experience with other juicers to be able to recommend them. While it is certainly possible that there are other effective juicers on the market, we cannot recommend juicers that we have not tried ourselves. We do have anecdotal evidence that indicates that other juicers are not as effective. Some patients who have tried the therapy using other juicers did not have much success, but when they switched to a grind and press juicer they began to see rapid improvements in their condition. For optimal results on the Gerson Therapy, using a proper juicer is crucial.
Where to Purchase a Juicer
Please see our Gerson Supplies page to find contact information for the companies that sell the Norwalk, the Champion, the hydraulic juice press, and juice cloths. You may also be able to find a used juicer through one of the following sources: Craigslist, www.discountjuicers.com, or the Penny Saver. (Please note, though, that used juicers are typically not covered by warranty, and we encourage prospective buyers to inquire with the seller to make sure that it works and is in good condition).
- Find Juicer Suppliers
The Gerson Institute also has a Juicer Loaner Program, designed for people who want to do the Gerson Therapy but, due to financial hardship, need time to save up or gather the resources to buy their own juicer. The Gerson Institute can loan a free Norwalk or Champion juicer to eligible Gerson patients who live in the United States for up to six months. Follow the link below for details.
- Juicer Loaner Program


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ORIGINAL: Turkeybuster
Ya forgot to tell the guys you sell hot dogs, ribs and homemade soup out of that stand from 11:00 am. till 1:00 pm.
I've seriously thought about adding several amenities out there. I had figured on a Coleman stove up on cinder blocks. However, I suppose I could also put a Weber Kettle beside the blind. I have a big cache of hickory logs at the other end of the field. It wouldn't be too much trouble to get a few splits going early before first light, put some ribs on and let the kettle do its thing until noon. There's only a thin wisp of smoke coming out and turkeys can't smell. Hmmmmm. You may be onto something.
I'm eventually going to hang a little work desk out there so I can use my laptop. I can use a trolling motor battery to run it all day. Harbor Freight has a nice solar package for keeping a charge on it that I can mount on the roof.
Midway is only about 250 yards from the outhouse at our campground, so I got that covered. However, I am planning to put a hose through the floor and stick a funnel on it for paying the rent on the coffee.


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Prep highlights, scores, brackets from 11/10
Spokane, WA - Highlights, scores and brackets from high school state tournaments in both Washington and Idaho.
The GSL is dominating so far in the football post-season. After winning three of four other cross-over games, GSL teams swept first round playoff games on Saturday. Gonzaga Prep rallied back from a 14-3 deficit to beat Union 45-17. The Bullpups will play Bellarmine Prep in the quarterfinals. Mead also handled their business, trouncing Newport 41-14. The Panthers will face Auburn in the next round.
In 3A, University raced out to a 21-0 lead over visiting O'Dea, and never looked back winning 34-6. The Titans will face the winner of Kennewick and North Thurston.Prep highlights, scores, brackets from 11/10
In 2A, Cheney ran into a tough Othello team, falling 42-7. The Blackhawks season is now over.
In 1A, Chewelah lost at home to River View 27-14. The Cougars run comes to an end as well.
In the Idaho 3A semis, Timberlake fell to visiting Fruitland 33-0. The Tigers fall a game short of reaching the state finals after beating Weiser in the quarters.
In Volleyball, several area teams were playing for state titles.
In 1B, Tekoa-Oakesdale swept Colton 25-19, 25-22, 25-20
In 2B, Reardan rallied back to beat Colfax in five sets, 11-25, 20-25, 25-21, 25-18, 15-12.
In 1A, Lakeside fell short of a state title, losing in four games to Castle Rock 25-27, 25-13, 25-23, 25-18.
In 2A, Colville finished in 4th place.
In 4A, undefeated Mead was knocked off in the championship game, losing in five sets to Bellarmine Prep 25-27, 25-14, 25-20, 16-25, 15-13.
In state soccer, GSL teams went 1-2 in the quarterfinals. Mead and Central Valley were eliminated, 1-0 in a shootout and 2-0, while Mt. Spokane beat Kamiakin handily, 4-0.
In the 2B/1B boys, Northwest Christian topped Waitsburg-Prescott 5-1, while Saint George's topped Tacoma Baptist by the same score. Both teams advance to the semis.
Washington High School State Football, Volleyball, Soccer brackets


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Yamaha AN1x
The AN1x is a powerful retro-analog synth with a really cool new feature that lets you record real-time editing and filtering and be able to store it as part of the sound! A major contender in the new wave of analog-digital synths using DSP modeling of analog waveforms to recreate the coveted sounds of analog synths with modern digital specifications. It offers truly traditional yet modern methods of analog synthesizing, 10 notes of polyphony, 8 knobs for tweaking, and an arpeggiator with dozens of inspiring patterns!
Although the AN1x is not a follow-up to the CS1x (which has since been followed by the CS2x and the CS6x) it has borrowed many functions and technologies from the CS1x synth. First, it's built in an almost identical case with the same layout of buttons and knobs as the CS1x. However the function of every knob and button has been greatly expanded. The AN1x also has 2 Scene memories for instant recall of any envelope and filter settings and the mod-wheel can be used to morph between the two scenes. On-board effects and a state-of-the-art arpeggiator section also are on-board for giving your sounds life and motion.
The AN1x adds a new Ribbon controller for increased real-time control. It also includes pulse width modulation, ring modulation and oscillator syncing. The AN1x may not be the next evolution of the CS1x but it is basically a more advanced synth capable of increased sound potential and quality. It has a better feeling keyboard than the CS1x as well assuming that the AN1x is for those looking for something more professional than the CS1x. The AN1x is already being used by several artists, film and TV composers world-wide, including Nitin Sawnhey, the Faint, Igor Khoroshev, Yes, Little Tragedies and Phish.
Lookup Yamaha AN1x Prices
The link above will take you to an eBay search for this synth to see active listings with more images, specs and information. If you don't find it there, try looking in our forum marketplace. Our marketplace gets thousands of visits every week so make sure to check back often if you want to buy or sell a synth.
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Are you looking to buy or sell a Yamaha AN1x? Post an ad in Gear For Sale or a request in Gear Wanted. For spare parts and repair services check out Gear Services & Other Goods. Our forums also has a Buyer's Guide section where you can ask for advice on buying synthesizers.
- Demos & Media
Audio Clip 1 - Stock presets - first one is a Prophet 5 emulation, second one is a panning pad, third one is a flying saucer, and fourth one is a mellow pad (courtesy of OOBE Out Of Body Experience).
Audio Clip 2 - More demo patches from the Future Music CD, issue 59.
Manual - Download the original owner's manual here.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 10 notes
- Oscillators - 2 osc: saw, variable width pulse, FM
- Effects - Reverb, delay, 3-band EQ, chorus, flanger, phaser, enhancer, compressor, distortion, overdrive, amp simulator.
- Filter - Resonant 12/18/24dB/oct low/band/hi pass filter + 1 more hi pass
- Arpeg/Seq - Arpeg: 1 mon/poly, up, down, up/down, random; MIDI-capable. Seq: 16 steps, 1 track
- Keyboard - 61 keys (with velocity and aftertouch)
- Memory - 128 patches
- Control - MIDI (2 parts)
- Date Produced - 1997
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Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
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zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
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|Great Lakes Steelhead & Salmon Amazing "Inland ocean" fisheries
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You dog! Go ahead, rub it in!
Thanks, Fred. Scaring away our "tourist trade". Truthfully, though, we are in for ANOTHER bad week - Wed. through Fri. highs in single digits, lows below zero. Snow ranges from knee deep up to butt deep!
Hopefully, we are due for a "mid-winter thaw"! We have been good boys, and DESERVE a break!:hehe:
Yuck! I'll stick to southern Oregon.
Topped out at our house in Ashland at 60.4 degrees under sunny skys.
Rochester area??
Yeah, I live there, and occasionally fish the Salmon. (Also lots of smaller streams near here!) It's about a 2 hour drive, depending on how heavy your foot is.
The thing to remember is that it's winter here, and planning that far in advance is tough.
For the last couple of weeks, it has been hard on "fishing conditions" with snow and below zero weather - and it's continuing. It's a little too far to start planning that far in advance. Tug Hill (the feed area for Salmon runoff) has been getting hit hard with lake effect.
Anyway, you need STUDDED NON-FELT WADING SHOES so you don't kill yourself, no matter where you fish, both for wading, and to get to the water, and for not slipping and skidding on your way to any of the rivers.
At a minimum, Korkers are worn by some.
Depending on conditions, keep your mind open - you MAY want to fish the Genesee (right in Rochester) below the falls. It's a good river, too, and has nice runs of fish. There are also numerous smaller streams in the area, as well, and as long as they aren't frozen over, they may offer an alternative if conditions are "off" at the Salmon.
If it's cold, and water temps are down, late afternoon can suddenly turn the fish on, as the ever-so-slight warm up in water temp. over the day takes effect. Best barometric pressure seems to be around 30.0 and 30.2, IMHO, but I fish anytime the weather is bearable.
Good luck,
Salmon River
I've become a big Salmon River fan, since discovering the great steelie possibilties over there. Been trying to learn all I can, as it's a 6 hour trip for me, and it's nice to hit it right. I prefer the water level to be 335-700cfm, don't like deep wading in 34 deg. water! As far as ideal conditions, well, whenever the fish haven't been harrassed too heavily for days on end, and it's not too dam cold to get out and fish. Tomorrow would be a good day, IMHO, as it's been too cold for the past week for the troops to be dragging the slinkies through all the good pools, and it's supposed to be "warm" (30 degrees). I recently heard an old duffer claim that the steelies will go on the bite when the barometer rises sharply... I don't think there's any way to plan a trip based on optimal conditions any further ahead than 4-5 days, unless you're a fan of the Farmers Amanac. But all that said, I'm certainly no expert! Just an enthusiastic student.
I'd suggest contacting Andrew at Tight Lines Flyshop, a new board sponsor. He's very knowledgable about the Salmon River- he's given me some solid advice on the SR. <http://www.tightlinesflyfishing.com/>
There are a few other sites with good info, but I'd probably get smacked for posting them here, so email me, and I'd be happy to pass 'em on.
macspey aka john
ideal steelheading weatyher forecast
I need to schedule a (business) trip to the Rochester/Syracuse area in the next month or two and am wondering what sort of weather and water conditions I should be looking for optimal fishing on the Salmon river.
What weather would you look for before heading up to the Salmon this time of year?
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1. You must read the whole post.
2. If at any point you squeal with delight, you lose the game. This includes saying "Squee" or "Aww," or sighing heavily.
3. Your ovaries may not at any point explode, metaphorically or literally. (If the latter, seek IMMEDIATE medical help).
OK, let's do this thing!
1. OK, first look at this family of meerkats. They love each other and they protect each other, as you can see from this photograph.
2. Now, have a quick gander at this picture of a rabbit mom and her daughter, who are posing for the camera.
4. Now back to your regularly scheduled programming. Please direct your attention to Exhibit A: This baby penguin spending some time with four stuffed animal versions of herself.
5. Exhibit B: A bear with a bear.
6. Exhibit C: A kitten with a bear who later grew up into a cat with a bear.
11. Let's have another look at that rabbit.
12. OK, now watch this short but important video of Butterball the dog trying to make it down the stairs.
13. Great work! You are almost through. Now it's time to stretch …
14. … Have a snack …
15. … Take a VERY quick nap …
16. And get back to work! Look at this picture of a quokka who just wants you to love him, for God's sake.
17. And this one of a baby polar bear who wholeheartedly agrees with the quokka, even though he's not entirely sure whether that is actually a real kind of animal.
18. OK, pop quiz: Who is a better mom? A) These mother lions?
19. B) This koala mom?
20. C) Or this cat mom?
26. Now we have reached the Puppy/Baby portion of this post. Your task is easy: Look at each photo in turn, and identify which individual in the photo is a puppy, and which is a baby. Make sense? OK, we will start with an easy one.
29. TRICK QUESTION! - (Hint: The positions of the puppy and the baby have been reversed in this photograph.)
31. This game is getting totally out of hand now.
32. WHAT IS GOING ON HERE??? OK, we are almost finished. Now it's time for …
The rules of the lightning round are very simple.
1. You will be shown a series of pictures depicting everyday occurrences.
2. Look at each picture in succession and describe to yourself what it depicts.
3. Check your own answer against the answer in the caption below.
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Answer: A panda that is as small as a hand.
Answer: A kitten at a sleepover.
Answer: A tiger cub and a monkey who are getting along famously.
Answer: A dog who is dressed up like a pumpkin.
Answer: An aunt swan who is looking after her nephew while the swan parents are out shopping for swan baby clothes.
Answer: A pile of bunnies in sweaters. The technical term for a group of bunnies in sweaters is "A Furble." Give yourself an extra point if you knew this.
Answer: Dog on a swing.
Answer: A really tiny dog on a swing?
Answer: Two wolves who are forming a lifelong friendship.
Answer: Two best friends who are all, "What are you looking at?"
Answer: A bunny who has gone to the supermarket with a BUNNY-SIZED SHOPPING CART and who stopped in the vegetable aisle to stock up on carrots, lettuce, and broccoli, both for the purposes of making a salad and for eating individually.
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A Tcl/Tk based graphical interface to review modified files, stage them into the index, enter a commit message and record the new commit onto the current branch. This interface is an alternative to the less interactive git-commit program.
git-citool is actually a standard alias for git gui citool. See git-gui(1) for more details.
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If you do actually use some sort of low pressure pumping system a liquid flow meter, like this one, might be useful. The linked meter sends a pulse after ~2.25 ml, and least for fluids like water. For more viscous fluids like laundry soap you may need to characterize it. In any case, while not extremely accurate or precise, it should be sufficient for the task at hand. There might be others even better suited, I just don't know of any off-hand.
I use one of these to automatically measure the water into my coffe pot. Doubt it would be accurate enough for just a quarter cup of high viscosity detergent.
An electric hand soap despensor would be good to check out alright!
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Issue Trackers trace the positions of candidates from the 2008 presidential campaign on major issues related to foreign policy.
The Bush administration has argued for years that Iran is working feverishly to advance its uranium-enrichment program (al-Jazeera). Two rounds of UN economic sanctions failed to halt Iran's program, and ominous warnings of a showdown formed the basis for early policy pronouncements by U.S. presidential candidates. Left-leaning Democrats questioned intelligence estimates and warned against a rush to war; right-leaning Republicans spoke of the threat of nuclear terrorism and a willingness to use military force to prevent Iran from attaining nuclear-weapons status. Centrists in both parties urged patience with the diplomatic track, even as they joined virtually all their cohorts in pledging to defend Israel against any nuclear blackmail.
On December 3, 2007, however, a new U.S. National Intelligence Estimate was released suggesting Iran had, indeed, suspended its weapons program back in 2003. This brought new divisions among presidential candidates, with some fearing a new intelligence fiasco akin to that which preceeded the Iraq War, others claiming a victory for diplomacy, and others criticizing the Bush administration for backpeddling on the issue. Tehran has steadfastly denied the intention to build a nuclear weapons and asserts its right to a peaceful nuclear program. But its support for groups like Hezbollah and Hamas, involvement with militias in Iraq, the anti-Israeli rhetoric of its president, and memories of the 1979 hostage crisis, make it a hard issue for frontrunning candidates.


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The Graphic Warning Labels That Big Tobacco SquelchedA judge ruled that these picture warnings violated tobacco companies' First Amendment rights.
Score one for Big Tobacco. The images seen here were due to be plastered all over cigarette boxes and advertisements as part of the Food and Drug Administration's new rules for cigarette warning labels. That was the plan until last week, when District Judge Richard Leon sided with tobacco companies in their suit against the FDA, saying that the warnings likely violate Big Tobacco's First Amendment rights. Photo warning labels like these are common in other countries, where there's considerable evidence that they are working. No wonder Big Tobacco fought back.
Lest we forget, tobacco is still the leading cause of preventable deaths in the country, responsible for 443,000 premature deaths and another 8.6 million cases of serious illness each year. Though smoking has declined massively since the Mad Men era, a full 1 in 5 adults continue to smoke and the rate of decline has stalled in recent years. These warnings were expected to jump-start that rate. They also were expected to have a significant impact lowering health care costs, currently at 17 percent of our GDP and not getting cheaper.
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If the Playaz N1 were designed with reasonable amount of bass and they could be the steal of the century. In reality I can recommend them for EQ-friendly folks only - stay away if your source does not have a good, user customizable EQ.
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By Carlie Kollath Wells/NEMS Daily Journal
BALDWYN – Hancock Fabrics on Friday said its chief financial officer has resigned, effective Dec. 21.
Rob Driskell held the titles of executive vice president and CFO since June 2009. He's leaving to take an executive position with an unnamed specialty food retailer based in the Midwest.
Hancock said its board on Thursday accepted Driskell's resignation and appointed Larry D. Fair as interim CFO. Fair currently is vice president and chief accounting officer. The filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Fair will serve as principal financial and accounting officer until a new CFO is appointed.
Fair, 55, is a certified public accountant and has held a number of senior financial management positions with Hancock since joining it in 1985, the company said. Fair has served as Hancock's vice president and chief accounting officer since March 2007 and prior to that was Hancock's vice president of finance from June 1996 to March 2007.
In a letter to employees, Hancock CEO and President Steve Morgan said Driskell started the discussion before Thanksgiving and gave his formal resignation Thursday.
"His departure date of Dec. 21, 2012, will allow us to conclude our Christmas season uninterrupted," Morgan said. "Rob has been well recognized as a strong leader and major contributor for the Hancock Fabrics team and we regret losing him from the Hancock family. However, we also understand from Rob that this is an attractive career situation for him with growth potential, as well as a chance to relocate to an area which will provide significant educational benefits to his family."
Driskell joined Hancock in February 2009 as CFO and was promoted to EVP and CFO in June 2009.
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What did I do today? Well I tried writting some more of this C++ student database for University, did I get anywhere? No. How am I meant to write a console based menu system using only standard IO? Time to look for code to steal on freshmeat.
Sent some questions about my accomodation next year at the University of Colorado Boulder. I was told that it is unlikely that I will be able to get accomodation on campus because of the influx of freshmen. So I have to find a place to live in a foriegn country and live off campus, where the bandwidth is lower.
Sent some messages to other people going to CU and asked them what it is like, none of them have responded yet.
Found some bugs in slmon, told the author, he released a new version with bug fixes.
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As I've stated with my 2 previous blog entries about the Bengals, the management really tried improving the receiving core through free-agency and the NFL draft. Besides Chad Ochocinco, no other receiver stepped up to be that play-maker Cincinnati really coveted last season. They really didn't have any deep threats either, and that includes Chad. Free-agent acquisition Antonio Bryant and ...


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Classic margarita flavors of salt, lime and even a dash of tequila combine to make this jazzy snack mix. Olé!
Use 2 tablespoons lime juice for the tequila for a family-favorite snack mix.
Serve this zesty snack mix in a margarita glass with a salted rim. Rub the rim of the glass with the cut side of a lime or lemon wedge, then dip the rim into a shallow dish of coarse salt.
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Extending from 155th Street to Dyckman Street, Washington Heights is home to some of the most interesting geographic features in Manhattan.
The neighborhood's lofty name is derived from the fact that—at 256 feet above sea level—it is situated at the highest point in Manhattan. Because of its steep inclines, numerous "step" streets (one of which has 130 stairs) connect one street to the next.
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Wer Bisto - Twarres
K's Choice - Favourite Adventure
Only one person on the planet will understand why. :)
I sat down at my piano again today. 10 minutes of tinkering with it left me with a warm fuzzy feeling and a big grin.
Exercise is good. More of it is good.
Nothing much on this front, I'm afraid. I'm using a PM3 at work to terminate a few L2TP DSL connections. Damn, Cisco's are expensive, not much else is supported in my neck of the woods and the open sauce L2TP implementations are quite average. Hm, I might have to look into writing a business case.


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Alternate name: Red Birch
Family: Betulaceae, Birch view all from this family
Description Betula nigra (also occasionally called Water Birch) is native to the eastern United States from New Hampshire west to southern Minnesota, and south to northern Florida and east Texas. It is commonly found in flood plains and/or swamps. It is a deciduous tree growing to 25 m (80 ft), rarely to 30 m (100 ft), high with a trunk up to 50 cm (2 ft), rarely 150 cm (5 ft), diameter, often with multiple trunks. The bark is variable, usually dark gray-brown to pinkish-brown and scaly, but in some individuals, smooth and creamy pinkish-white, exfoliating in curly papery sheets. The twigs are glabrous or thinly hairy, and odorless when scraped. The leaves are alternate, ovate, 4–8 cm (1.5–3 in) long and 3–6 cm (1.2-2.4 in) broad, with a serrated margin and five to twelve pairs of veins. The flowers are wind-pollinated catkins 3–6 cm (1.2-2.4 in) long, the male catkins pendulous, the female catkins erect. The fruit is unusual among birches in maturing in late spring; it is composed of numerous tiny winged seeds packed between the catkin bracts.
While its native habitat is wet ground, it will grow on higher land, and its bark is quite distinctive, making it a favored ornamental tree for landscape use.
Native Americans used the boiled sap as a sweetener similar to maple syrup, and the inner bark as a survival food.
Habitat Watersides (fresh).
Range Great Lakes, New England, Plains, Mid-Atlantic, Texas, Southeast, Florida.
Comments River birch is fast growing and long-lived and is probably our most trouble-free birch. Do not prune until summer when the sap has stopped flowing. Well-suited to areas that are periodically wet. Develops iron chlorosis on high pH soils. Chlorosis is more often due, however, to dryness. Trees is dry situations may defoliate, languish and die.
Exposure Preference Sun to partial shade.
Native Distribution N. Florida to scattered New England localities, w. to e. Texas & s.e. Minnesota
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Breeding for "conformation" effs everything up.
That's what needs to be taken from this.
OUR ideas of "conformation" are hopelessly, and irreparably flawed.
What works in the field, is simply what WORKS in the field. As long as there is a difference between the bench and the field, a breed split is the inevitable outcome. The only other option, is mediocrity in both venues.
Pick a venue and excel in it. That's what Labs did.
And they picked the one that mattered.
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Gotta disagree with you here, in my humble and often wrong opinion.
Breeding strictly to win is what effs everything up. Doesn't matter which venue you are trying to win.
"Conformation" means the dog conforms to the breed standard. Don't see how breeding to conform to the standard could possibly eff everything up. It's when people breed to only select parts of the standard, ignoring the other parts, that we have issues. For example, the Golden standard reads, "primarily a hunting dog...." (often ignored), also says, "Coat -- Dense and water repellent with good undercoat. Outer coat firm and resilient, neither coarse nor silky, lying close to body; may be straight or wavy...." (often ignored)...and so on.
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CH Rosewood Little Giant VCD2 UDX VER RA MHU SH MXP MJP MFP T2BP TD DJ VCX WCX CCA CGC FFX-OG
also UCH HR UH UUD NN UJJ URO1 UHIT
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DISCLAIMER: The above post is the opinionated and biased view of your's truly, Lonnie Spann, and is in no way intended to reflect the opinions or views of the unfortunate individuals named below who just happen to be doomed with guilt by association.
Member of CAHRC and North AL HRC. I train with AND AM FRIENDS WITH: Fishduck, Laidback, Splash_Em, RF2, Drake2014, Claimsadj, Hooked on Quackers, RookieTrainer and Roseberry.
HRCH Spann's Quacker Jack "Jack" 500 Pt. Club (New & IMPROVED jacket).
While it's been a long, dry spell for both breeds since the last Dual CH, perhaps not all is lost when there are still people who care about bridging the gap ... and producing dogs who are capable of doing so.
I think most of the dogs (in Goldens) who achieve the field and show titles are a more moderate version of the show ring population. They may also be a rung lower on the ladder of field achievement of the top field trial competitors ... but isn't it Ted Shih who often says "The perfect is the enemy of the good,"?
"Know in your heart that all things are possible. We couldn't conceive of a miracle if none ever happened." -Libby Fudim
I don't use the PM feature, so just email me direct at the address shown above.
I agree with you 100%. I don't want to hijack your thread, but this is a good time to comment about "understanding each other a littler better". I'm with the Dallas GR club, host of this year's National. Glenda has been very helpful to us in setting up something special for the Field Trial that has not happened in a long, long time.
My club extended the invitation to the 3 Conformation judges at the National (Best of Breed, Dogs and Bitches) to attend the first day of the Field Trial with an experienced Field Trial mentor as their "guide". Two of the three have accepted and will be there. We are also extending this invitation to the those judges attending the Judges Education Seminar at the National. I won't know until about a month before the National how many of them are interested in coming. We hope all of you who are competing that day will make them feel welcome. I think that it is a fitting event for this 75th anniversary of the GRCA.
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Well, I'm new here, and mostly just exploring. We'll see if I can summon the creativity to post diary entries with any regular basis.
In a very cool move, my work is strongly considering making one of their projects Open Source and want me as the local Open Source advocate to spearhead it. We'll have to see how this goes, but it could prove very fun and interesting. It's cool to work at a place that values/understands my point of view on things like this :)


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So has anyone found any AOTC figure's in Britain ? I know France and what not have had some but what about us Brit's ? Anybody?
So has anyone found any AOTC figure's in Britain ? I know France and what not have had some but what about us Brit's ? Anybody?
I have got three of the new ATOC figures. A dealer near me has had them for a while, but only on pre-orders. He has however sold some to 'prefered' customers, including myself.
I have ;
Boba Fett
Battle Droid
Tusken Raider Mother
The figures are not bad, and I am looking forward to getting the rest in a few weeks time.
I have known of a few other dealers in the UK selling them, but they have also sold them to 'prefered' customers. I guess the rest of the UK will have to wait till 23rd April.
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Just managed to get 8 aotc figure's today from Woolworths, cheque out the attachment with pics.
and that woolworths would be where exactly???
TRU are taking delivery of the new figures this week. Woolworths have had the figures out on display all over the country in some stores who don't seem to know what they got or anything about the do not sell until the 23rd rule. Woolworths policy is that as soon as stock comes in they put it out to save on space in the stockroom. This weekend many have found the first eight figures. None were found in my neck of the woods by my partner who had a casual look in several stores around the area but the stuff is slowly getting out. No need to panic as there will be craploads in a few days and you won't be able to move for the first wave of figures. I'm so glad I didn't pre-order anything with the woolies price of £5.99 a figure a pound a figure saved is a heck of a lot towards the second wave later on this month.
Well, that's my lunchtime taken care of....
Look - I'm Princess Leia!
It's so exciting!!! I just got Obi, Annie, and Jango... ee.
Very nice - although Annie's travel trunk is a bit crappily made.
But COOL none the less!!
Look - I'm Princess Leia!
Still no sign of them in my neck of the woods. I'll keep looking though.
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Seems that Woollies may have sent a mail out to all the stores telling them to hold the stock and not sell. Which could be why the stuff has dried up mostly. Popcornlive.com sent me a mail to say they would not be selling until the 23rd.the toyshop.com have had the first couple of figures on sale tonight. Jango kamino escape and anakin outland peasant and Obi wan coruscant chase all at £5.99 but what's the point of ordering them online and paying extra for shipping when you only have to wait a few more days and you can pick them up anywhere? I'm waiting. Money is too tight to waste needlessly.


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'The Godslayer' by Dave Walsh Available Now
- Written by Dave Walsh
I do my best sometimes not to abuse the fact that I run a wildly popular Kickboxing site (most would say the most popular one in the world, oddly enough) and also do a whole lot of other things. I've done my best in not blatantly promote some of my work (you'll notice my band over most podcasts, sorry), but there comes a time when you gotta do what you gotta do.
So I've been writing about combat sports for the better part of the last ten years now, sometimes in strange, obscure locations, other times in some very visible and cool places. The fact that you are here means that you've read some of my stuff before. Along the way I've made a lot of great friends inside of the industry, everyone from journalists to fans to fighters and promoters. My thing is that I write fiction and honestly I never expected them to overlap, but in this case, they did. I started a short story about a retired fighter and how the industry looked from his eyes and before I knew it I was writing an entire novel about him and his relation to his family and his career as a fighter.
After a year of negotiations with agents, publishers and a bunch of other people, I decided just to release it on my own. Sure, it is more of a gamble, but the facts are that I can do it my way, sell it for cheaper and promote it myself. There aren't a lot of people in the publishing world who really get the fight industry and outside of Tank Abbott's quasi-fantasy-autobiographical novel, there isn't much of a precedent for a work of fiction about a MMA fighter.
It is available now on the Amazon Kindle store for $3.99 USD. I suspect within the next few days it will begin popping up on the Apple Bookstore, Barnes & Noble and more. If a hard copy is more your flavor, it should be available via Amazon some time next week. I thank you and everyone else for all of their support.