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By M. Scott Morris/NEMS Daily Journal
"Oblivion" is a science fiction story set in a post-apocalyptic world, but it's also a mystery.
According to the movie's timeline, aliens will attack Earth in 2017. They'll destroy the moon, causing tsunamis and earthquakes that wipe out most of humanity.
We find Jack (Tom Cruise) and Victoria (Andrea Riseborough) several decades later. They're a lonely team with a cool base of operations in the sky.
She stays home and handles communication, while Jack flies around in a fancy aircraft and repairs the drones that patrol for unfriendly scavengers living on the devastated planet.
Jack knows his mission, but he's got questions. Those questions are amplified when a woman he's been dreaming about literally falls from the sky. Julia (Olga Kurylenko) seems to know a lot about Jack. He's curious, and Victoria is wary.
To tell much more about the plot is to deprive the reader. Mysteries drive this film, but I can say Mississippi's own Morgan Freeman lends his voice and presence to "Oblivion," and his character has big plans for Jack.
Writer and director Joseph Kosinski and his team have created a believable world. There's an oddly natural feel to the way the ruins of New York City are on display, with bridges rising out of the ground and buildings turned into canyons.
I was wrapped up in "Oblivion" from start to finish. It wasn't until the ending, when the rush to find answers was over, that I had time to focus on inconsistencies in the story. One was particularly annoying because there was no need for it.
Even with its flaws, "Oblivion" is a good time at the theater, especially for science fiction fans. It's a fast-paced, entertaining movie that's also visually engaging.
I give "Oblivion" a B.
It's showing at Malcos in Tupelo, Oxford, Corinth and Columbus, as well as Hollywood Premier Cinemas in Starkville.
Look for movie reviews in Scene on Thursdays, and listen each Tuesday morning on Wizard 106.7 between 8:30 and 8:45 a.m.
Kelli Karlson Wizard 106.7. She gives "Oblivion" a C plus.: 'I had a good time once. I'll catch it again someday on USA network."


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Soeperman (Eppo/Wordt Vervolgd #8, 1988)
Dutch comic artist René Uilenbroek was born in Dordrecht and raised in the town of Breda. He began his career in the mid 1980s with Pinpoint productions in Amsterdam, through which he did illustration assignments and the comic strip 'Koos de Supporter' in De Telegraaf. He then joined Studio Arnhem, where he worked alongside Hanco Kolk, Aloys Oosterwijk, Ben Jansen and Kees de Boer.
Uilenbroek's best known comic strip 'Soeperman' first appeared in magazine Eppo/Wordt Vervolgd in 1986. This extravagant comic, about a softy superhero, was created with scenario writer Willem Ritstier. It subsequently appeared in Sjors en Sjimmie Stripblad. A proper album collection never saw the light, but Soeperman's antics have been collected in albums by Oberon, Zet.El, Big Balloon and BeeDee until 1998. The authors revived the comic for the relaunch of Eppo magazine in 2009.
In the 1990s Uilenbroek and Ritstier also made the comic series 'Stanley', that appeared in Suske en Wiske Weekblad until 2003. Albums were published by Boumaar. He also draws for Stripnieuws. As of early 2013, Uilenbroek is the new artist of the title comic of Eppo magazine.

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"We found the weapons of mass destruction. We found biological laboratories," "For those who say we haven't found the banned manufacturing devices or banned weapons, they're wrong, we found them."
-On Sept. 9, 2004, in Pennsylvania, Mr. Bush said: "I recognize we didn't find the stockpiles [of weapons] we all thought were there."


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By Parrish Alford/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – With its bowl game still almost a month away, Ole Miss won't begin full-scale practice until Monday.
In the meantime, it seems like a good time to reflect on Hugh Freeze Year I, what worked and what didn't work so well:
Worked a little
Saving the specialists: Redshirting kickoff specialist Andrew Ritter and punter Tyler Campbell was a good move to build for the future.
When freshman walk-on Nathan Noble struggled early, Bryson Rose was around to handle kickoffs and actually did quite well.
There was no back-up plan when walk-on punter Jim Broadway struggled down the stretch, and short punts created field position problems.
Mackey's move: The day before practice began, Freeze announced the move of Randall Mackey to running back. Good move, I thought.
When Mackey was at receiver in the spring, I thought he was a much more physical runner than he showed while running from the quarterback position in 2011.
Mackey never rushed for more than 66 yards in a game. He might have done more had he stayed at receiver, but when the freshmen backs saw so little SEC playing time it really hurt running back depth for Mackey to spend too much time at receiver.
Mackey would not have been a loss easily absorbed, but at the end he's been jack of all trades, master of none.
Worked a lot
Bo Wallace: It seemed that Wallace's in-game decisions were a constant story line, and there were poor ones that led to most of his 15 interceptions. That's far too many picks, and the Rebels won't get much past 6-6 if that number doesn't improve.
Consider, though, that Wallace joined the program only last January. He was a rookie getting hit with a new campus, new teammates, and he played the SEC season with an ailing shoulder after a hit in the Tulane game in late September.
For Wallace to overcome those challenges and throw for 2,843 yards and 19 touchdowns in quite impressive.
Defense: An FCS quarterback gashed the Rebels and led Central Arkansas to a halftime lead in the season opener. A red flag was raised.
Texas put up almost 700 yards on this defense in Week 3. Another red flag.
Coordinator Dave Wommack encouraged his players to trust the system and one another, preaching all the while for players to play with their eyes to see where to be, and a pretty good run defense emerged over the back half of the season.
Defensive line coach Chris Kiffin did a solid job with his group, and Wommack got production from a number of freshmen in the secondary, though inexperience and depth issues were also visible.
Tempo Offense: It's Freeze's calling card, and the Rebels were comfortable and often successful when running it.
Depth kept Freeze from running it as often as he'd like. Expect to see it more in 2013.
Parrish Alford (email@example.com) covers Ole Miss for the Daily Journal. He blogs at InsideOleMissSports.com.


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The game is called Straights and Queers (this potentially uncomfortable metaphor is by far the easiest way of understanding the rules, so please bear with me). It's played on the following board -
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There are two players, the straights and the queers. Each player has two pieces, one male and one female.
On each turn, both players move any pieces they have on the board and place any pieces which aren't on the board, which happens at the beginning of the game or when a piece is captured. Both players write down what their moves are without seeing the opponent's moves, then reveal what the moves are.
Pieces move to any adjacent hexagon. They cannot move to a hexagon which another piece is currently on, even if that piece belongs to the same side. Pieces can be placed on any empty hexagon, but may not be placed onto a hexagon currently containing a piece, even one belonging to the same side. A player may not move both of their pieces onto the same hexagon. When pieces move, they must move to a different spot, they cannot remain in the same place.
If two pieces wind up on the same spot, then a capture happens. If the two pieces are of the same gender, then the queer captures, otherwise the straight captures. Additionally, in the rare case where a piece winds up in a corner with all three adjacent spots occupied and hence no legal turn on the next move, then it is captured. Captured pieces are returned to the side they belong to be placed on the next move.
The first player to perform ten captures wins.
That's all the rules. I think this game is made interesting by the simultaneous play despite the extraordinarily small board. Perhaps I went too far on board smallness, rendering the game brute forceable. However, there are classic games involving some chance and secret information which have extremely simple positions, such as yachtzee and texas hold'em poker. Texas hold'em turns out to be completely out of brute force range, but yachtzee is emminently brute forceable in the solo case optimizing average score, and on paper looks just barely solveable for the two-player case trying to optimize chances of winning.
I'm curious to see if the entrants into the sumultaneous play competition generally have very limited board positions. I'd also like to know if anyone has actually set about brute forcing yachtzee. If anyone knows of such efforts please tell me.


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...so on my iPhone 5 it just adds an extra lock. It's still asking for the regular passcode. Hope this bug gets fixed
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At least morning came fast. Dean—our hot air balloon pilot and chauffeur—picked us up at 5:30 to take us on a flight over the city. Joe even helped inflate the balloon, as he could easily use his debate and MBA skills to direct a great mass of hot air. We hopped in our wicker basket (really) along with our companions—a family of three, Dean, and two "balloon summer interns." Our passengers were the fascinating sort of folks that really only seem interesting to New Yorkers: two former military, all salt of the earth.
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Next on the agenda was the National Atomic Museum, an oddly assembled mix of atomic paraphernalia, historical artifacts, and science exhibits (among them, Nazi china made by Rosenthal, several pop-art posters of Albert Einstein, a tin of bomb shelter survival crackers, several actual airplanes (none of which carried atomic weapons), and an exhibit on renewable energy. The best part was the giant periodic table which reminded both of us of our the start of our courtship during Junior-year Chemistry.
On to the Sandia Peak tram, a 15-minute vertiginous trip rising 3000 feet to the top of the Sandia Mountains. After spending 10 minutes at the peak, Maribeth decided we'd had enough outdoor hiking for the day. Rather, it was time for a massive plate of food. Fortunately, in America, these are somewhat easy to come by. We ate at a local favorite—Sadie's—and the portion sizes left us astounded. Joe's cheesy, beefy, beany potato platter was, in the words of Maribeth, "up to my chin." Time to get our bloated bellies out of town.


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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:13 AM GMT on September 01, 2010
Hi, Dr. Rob Carver with your evening blog update. It's a busy night in the tropics with Hurricane Earl and Tropical Storm Fiona in the Atlantic, and 3 named storms in the western Pacific. Tonight, though, we'll focus on Earl.
As of 11PM EDT, Earl is still a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 130 mph and gusts of 160 mph. From the advisory, Earl is located at 23.0 N, 69.9 W, 910 miles south-southeast of Cape Hatteras, NC. On average, Earl is currently moving towards the northwest at 14 mph. Remember, large storms are known for having wobbly tracks. Aircraft observations and microwave imagery (Fig. 1) indicate that the eyewall is reforming.
Fig. 1 Estimated rain-rate of Earl taken at 2332Z 31 Aug 2010. Image courtesy of the Naval Research Lab
Earl is passing near buoy 41046 and is generating some large waves as shown by Figure 1.
Fig. 2Plot of wave heights observed at buoy 41046. Data courtesy of the National Data Buoy Center
Earl is a large storm. Hurricane force winds extend 90 miles from the storm center and tropical storm force winds can be found 200 miles away. This means Earl will have an impact on areas well away from the center's track
Track Forecast
NHC has not really altered their track forecast for this update. Thanks to the subtropical high, Earl will continue a slight turn to the right as it moves around the subtropical high. Then when a trough in the jet stream comes out on Thursday, Earl will accelerate quickly to the northeast. The timing of the trough's arrival will determine Earl's impact on the East Coast. The current forecast still holds that Earl's center will stay out to sea, and I don't see any reason to disagree. Most of the computer model guidance supports this forecast (except for NOGAPS and NGFDL, and they have Earl only crossing the Outer Banks). It is worth noting that the ECMWF global model (the best global model) does bring Earl close to the Outer Banks. Earl will make his closest approach to the Outer Banks sometime early Friday morning.
Winds Forecast
Earl's size and track will likely produce tropical-storm force winds somewhere along the East Coast this weekend. From the wind probability product issued by NHC, Cape Hatteras has a 63% chance of tropical-storm force winds sometime this weekend. There is a wide swath of 30% chance of TS winds from Virginia north towards Maine. New York City has a 20% chance of TS winds, and Nantucket, MA has a 50% chance.
When Earl hooks on to the trough and starts accelerating to the northeast, it will start transitioning from a tropical system to an extratropical low. This means it will start weakening.
Current Watches
As of 1045PM EDT, a hurricane watch is in effect for the coastal US from Surf City, NC to the NC/VA border. Remember, this means tropical-storm force winds are expected within 48 hours. A tropical storm warning has been issued for the Turks and Caicos islands. A tropical storm watch is also in effect from Cape Fear to Surf City and for the southeastern Bahama islands. For the latest information on watches and warnings for Earl, visit our Tropical Alerts page.
It's too early to be specific. That said, the local NWS office in Morehead City, NC thinks that with the combination of tides and winds, a storm surge of 4 feet is possible along the Outer Banks with moderate coastal flooding possible. They also think rip currents are a likely threat at the beaches.
What to do
People living in areas covered by the hurricane watch should start following their hurricane preparation plans now. You have less than 48 hours to complete your preparations. Be sure to listen to local media for statements from emergency management agencies and the local NWS. If you live in areas prone to flooding, evacuate to a hurricane shelter or a place outside evacuation zones. If an evacuation order is given, please follow it.
People living from Virginia to New England should monitor the progress of Earl and think about their hurricane preparations.
Fiona stayed too close to big brother Earl and is paying the price. Outflow from Earl is expected to create shear, transforming Fiona into an open trough. It's forecast to dissipate in 2-3 days.
Earl has weakened to a category 3 storm with maximum winds of 125 mph. NHC has extended the hurricane watch from the NC/VA border to Parramore island. The track forecast has shifted a bit to the west, so the chance of tropical-storm force winds in the New England area has gone up. For example, Eastport ME has a greater than 50% chance of tropical storm force winds now. For more cities, take a look at the wind probabilities product. Intensity forecast is relatively unchanged.
Fiona is starting to build a little more space between herself and Earl. If this keeps up, Fiona might have a shot at survival. This is worth keeping an eye on.
Next update
Dr. Jeff Masters will have an update Wednesday morning.
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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Hey Immersion:I take it that you think its ok to pirate movies and any software as well ? Basically anything that is digital?
Immersion, has it occurred to you that if nobody pays for music any longer, many of the music-makers whose work you've enjoyed may stop releasing music to the public? I suppose you'd say any music-maker who wants to receive any money in return for their work is "greedy" and "corporate," right? Why is it that you think someone who makes muffins deserves to be paid for the muffins, but someone who makes music has no right to make a deal with people who want to buy CDs from them for a fair price?
Immersion, it's not up to you to decide whether or not musicians should be allowed to charge for their music. Some musicians are happy to give it away for free, and others want to charge something for it. Some listeners are happy getting a bunch of mp3 files via bittorrent, while many others want to purchase a CD with printed artwork. Your choice of the Robert Rich live archive perfectly illustrates my point, not yours. You'll notice Robert did not release the live recordings on CD, though he has released live recordings on CD in the past. The reason his new live archive was released as download-only, rather than on CD, is because the music market has changed so much that Robert feels pressing CDs of these live recordings would not be worth the cost, given how many copies might sell. Ten years ago, this would be an easy decision to make -- we sold plenty of copies of Humidity, for example, a collection of live Robert Rich recordings. Now, Robert believed and I agreed with him, the live archive recordings would be hard to sell in sufficient numbers to justify putting them on CDs. And this is one of the most popular and most established artists in our genre! The effect of file sharing, and the "music must be free" mentality, has made it harder for artists to sell enough CDs to pay for the cost of pressing the discs, let alone any big profit. So the Robert Rich live archive recordings are download-only, even though Robert would like to have them on CD and there are many listeners (though probably not enough) who would like to have them on CD too.You keep saying people should "get a job" and that's ignorant of you, because most of us DO have jobs -- label owners and ambient musicians alike -- because there is not much money to be made from selling our music. I understand that in your idealized utopian vision, all artists would gladly work hard to buy equipment and record music to be released for free, but the reality, not the dream, is that many artists will not participate in the vision you propose. If artists must bear the cost of buying all their own equipment and instruments without any possibility of getting something in return, some of them won't bother, and all of us who would have been willing to buy their CD will have lost out on that artist's work.The thing is, it's not up to YOU to decide whether or not an artist or label can charge for their work. The work belongs to them, not you, and they get to decide. If you assert that you can overrule their decision, that's just because you want something for free and you're inventing a rationalization after the fact to justify your own selfishness.
"Muffins is an physical object which cost actually money to create, you need the ingredients and work time to create a muffin, for such service you could expect money..."Music is also a physical object, when produced. You need ingredients (synths, effects, and most importantly SKILL and TIME), and you certainly need WORK. And for such services you might expect money (as in other lines of work). The only difference (from muffin to music) is that music is also amenable to digital reproduction.And yes, I run a label. A very small label (in Canada). But it is a label created primarily to release my own work and work of a very few artists whose work I enjoy and seriously respect. I put a LOT of time and WORK into these releases. Its not some grandiose capitalist western enterprise. It is just a few individuals who put a lot of time into creating works they enjoy and that other people might also enjoy. But it certainly takes a lot of time and work. I only have this time available because my wife supports me with her job. I don't think music is more important than food ... yet we rightly pay for food.Thinking that because something CAN be shared is reason for it being justifiably shared is rubgbish. Not even radical socialism would be so stuipid as to say that.
"The driving force should come from your artistic will and desire to create, not the because of the opportunity to earn some $$$."The driving force of the people I release, and my own work, is the artistic will and desire to create, not financial opportunity. But that does not exclude the WORK being worth something. Do you expect to get sculptures or paintings for free because they are the product of "the desire to create". That is a ridiculous argument.
How much your work is worth is up to the consumer to decide, so it is very relative, . It is not up to an label to decide a "price".


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Last call for local rap crew REZIZTANZE at Fête (401.383.1112) or SARAH & THE TALL BOYS at Cady's Tavern (401.568.4102) on THURSDAY (the 26th). And here's a solid start to your FRIDAY (the 27th) — GOOD TIME CHARLIE, SIX STAR GENERAL, and COMA COMA crash the Apartment for an early show (7-10 pm, 401.228.7222) — and speaking of 75orLess Records, head to Dead Cat Gallery in Cranston afterwards for the official return of BROADCASTER, with INVISIBLE HOURS and badass newcomers GERTRUDE ATHERTON. On SATURDAY (the 28th), Dusk (a hidden gem on Harris Ave.) delivers another headbanger's delight with WEAK TEETH, POST TEENS, SHE RIDES, and BURNING LOVE ($6, 401.714.0444), while six-string blues maestro PAUL GEREMIA is at Nick-a-Nee's (401.861.7290). Indie-rap icon APATHY hits the Met on Saturday with local rhymer BIG RUSH (Ap will be shooting a video and attendees are encouraged to rock a hoodie and fitted cap; all-ages and $12 at the door, 401.729.1005). Saturday night rocks on with THE SENDERS at Ball's in Cranston (401.734.9955), while Stone Soup Coffeehouse in Pawtucket hosts folk/blues icon GEOFF MULDAUR with local jug band troupe THE KC MOANERS; doors at 8 pm with a $20 cover, call 401.921.5115. Hey, anyone else heading up to both ARCHERS OF LOAF shows in Cambridge on Friday and Saturday? Oh hell yes! See you there. Ahead to TUESDAY (May 1st), AS220 (401.831.9327) hosts TIG & BEAN, MICAH BLUE SMALDONE, and COKEWEED; and get to Firehouse 13 (401.270.1801) on WEDNESDAY (the 2nd) and check out a loud one featuring locals LOWLIFE, along with THE REGRET and MURDER DEATH KILL.
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August 27, 2016 at 11am to August 28, 2016 at 6pm – London, Merton Abbey Mills Books, Zines and Bookish Things: Object Book Festival is a packed family festival this August Bank Holiday, along the riverside village of Merton Abbey Mills - and it's FREE.Love books/ don't like bo… Organized by Object Book | Type: zine, festival
September 30, 2016 from 6pm to 8pm – Sticky Institute The free, weekly, anonymous, paper zine YOU is releasing a cd of readings of the zine as part of the Melbourne Fringe. The cd is being released by the Sydney record label You Need To Practice More a… Organized by Sticky Institute | Type: zine, launch, gig, party, shop
October 23, 2016 from 11am to 6pm – The Icehouse The first ever PHX Zine Fest is happening October 23. 2016 at The Icehouse in Phoenix, AZ. This fest is put on by my friends who run Wasted Ink Zine Distro and they've been working hard to operate th… Organized by | Type: zine, fest
November 12, 2016 from 11am to 6pm – Broadway Commerce Center EUZINE COMICS & ZINE FEST NOVEMBER 12th, 2016 44 W Broadway, Eugene OR 97401 11AM-6PM Euzinefest.com EUZINE is Eugene's Inaugural Zine Fest. We might just be the largest and most creative Indepe… Organized by Alida Bevirt | Type: zine, festival
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February 9, 2017 at 6pm to February 12, 2017 at 5pm – Sticky Institute The Festival of the Photocopier 2017 is a four day zine festival organised by Sticky Institute in Melbourne, Australia. The festival features zine launches, zine discussions and the main event - a 2… Organized by Sticky Institute | Type: zine, festival


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Family: Canidae, Dogs view all from this family
Description A gray fox with a black-tipped tail. Back is grizzled gray; sides are cinnamon-colored; belly is tan. A dark stripe runs down center of back and onto black-tipped tail. Family units consist of breeding pair and their offspring.
Dimensions 80-113cm, 27-43cm, 3-7kg
Breeding Breeding season is January-March, and typically 4 pups are born about 2 months later. Pups begin foraging at about 4 months, and some may disperse as early as 7 months of age.
Habitat Alpine & subalpine habitats, Beaches, shorelines & estuaries, Canyons & caves, Cities, suburbs & towns, Forests & woodlands, Grasslands & prairies, Lakes, ponds, rivers & streams, Meadows & fields, Scrub, shrub & brushlands
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Southeast, Southwest, Florida, Texas, California, Northwest, Eastern Canada, Western Canada, Alaska
Discussion Often climbs trees, a trait facilitated by forelegs that rotate more than those of other canids. Dens are located in dense clumps of brush, abandoned buildings, rock outcroppings, hollow logs, or burrows. Active mostly at dawn and dusk, and seldom seen in daylight when they rest in dense vegetation. May range across 5km_ when foraging. Our most omnivorous canid, eats fruit and prey the size of rabbits or smaller. Uses hardwood forests and brushy riparian habitats


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Slideshow: Yesterday's Ocean: A History of Marine Life on California's Central Coast
Posted On August 19, 2013 by Paul Hobi
Prolific underwater photographer Marc Shargel has released a new publication on California's sea life: "Yesterday's Ocean: A History of Marine Life on California's Central Coast." Using present-day images and archival photographs, this booklet tells the story of Central California's boom-and-bust relationship with ocean fisheries over the past three centuries.
As fishermen in the past discovered, the ocean is not without its limits. In "Yesterday's Ocean," Shargel shows that after short, intense periods of exploitation, stocks of otters, abalone and sardines became much harder to find. As one species was depleted, another was targeted.


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Summer theater reopens, June
Posted May 3, 2001; 10:19 a.m.
The board of trustees of Princeton Summer Theater, Inc. has approved the proposal of a team of undergraduate managers to reopen Hamilton Murray Theater on the University campus for a season of summer stock. The Princeton student administrators, led by junior Amanda Brandes, plan a season running from late June through August, and will announce details of their repertory in about two weeks.
"My colleagues and I are tremendously excited to present a summer season of theatre that will appeal to all ages and hopefully generate enthusiasm in the Princeton community and beyond," commented Brandes.
Board president,Geoff Peterson, said, "We are thrilled that the vitality these talented pre-professionals bring to theatre will be on display once again."
Princeton Summer Theater was closed during the summers of 1999 and 2000, allowing its home in Hamilton Murray Theater to undergo a million-dollar renovation.
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It's easy to break the flimsy keys on laptop. In order to better protect the Alienware 5600D notebook keyboard, some friends, instead, use USB keyboard. But if you work outdoors, carrying a USB keyboard is not convenient. You still have to use the laptop keyboard. Once a laptop keyboard stops working, there is no option but to replace it. You can use these steps to replace the Alienware 5600D keyboard.
1. Take out the battery and AC adapter, unplugged from the wall, enusre the laptop is fully powered off.
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7. Take the new Alienware 5600D keyboard out of the plastic and place it inside with the right orientation, attach the data cable.
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11. Put the laptop battery back in place and switch it on to check Alienware 5600D keyboard functionality. If everything has gone according to plan, you should be ready to type away!
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Black History Month closing ceremonies, Feb. 28
Posted February 26, 2002; 10:47 a.m.
Princeton University will close out the month-long celebration of Black History Month at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28 in Frist Multipurpose Room. The ceremonies will feature a one-woman performance of the life of civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer . The event is open to the entire Princeton community. For more information, contact M. Stephen Caldwell .
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Up at 5.00am for our 5.40am pick up. At 5.50am our 4WD bus arrived and took us into town to collect the remaining passengers from other accommodation and sort out final payments and paperwork. By around 7am we finally left Darwin for the start of our 4000km drive to Cairns.
First stop was at Adelaide River the home of 'Charlie the Waterbuffalo', star of such films as Crocodile Dundee 1 & 2. Next we stop in Katherine, (our second since the 5 day NP trip), for supplies and a quick visit to the local pharmacy for some antihistamines for those irritating bites. Lunch was at Mataranka (where the film 'We of the Never Never' was filmed) and a quick swim in the thermal pool in the Elsey NP. After lunch we got the ozzie legend film 'Crocodile Dundee'. We then visit the wacky Daly Waters pub, famous for being an outback pub.
We spend the night in Heartbreak Hotel, Cape Crawford so named (by the locals) after the builder who built this place, struggles to complete and the fact that he had to spend so much time away from his family and friends
Sat 27th May
A slightly later 6am start this morning and once breakfast was complete we're on the road again. This time though on dirt road! This is where the fun really starts! We were informed by our driver, Greg, that the roads we were going to be travelling on hadn't as yet been officially opened and that we would be the first vehicle of our size to use them! Cool!
So far so good and to help ease the pain Greg slips in another DVD, this time Nottinghill. Oh well, you can't have everything! The drive takes us passed cattle stations, across rivers and lunch is held on the far side of one of these river crossings. Things go from bad to worse though as the road starts to deteriorate more and more the further along we go. One particular river crossing was rather tricky and it took Greg and a few volunteers a while to fill some rather large holes with stones from the river bed to aid our way up the other side. That job done and we set about the task of crossing the river. It was rather bumpy and plenty of rocking and rolling around but Greg got the bus over, with only a few scratches!
A few more rivers and bumpy roads got us to Hells Gate Roadhouse at 5pm (although the trip usually gets here around lunchtime!)
At around 9pm ish we hit another wide river that Greg and a volunteer had to wade across to see how deep it was. No crocs we hope! Hurray it's not too deep (well only up to Greg's bum anyway) and we're soon across the river bumping, rocking and rolling. We finally arrived at the campsite at 10.30pm (but as we're now in Queensland, we'd crossed the border just before Hells Gate, it was actually 11pm) hungry and tired. It wasn't long before we'd had dinner and went straight to bed by about midnight!
Sun 28th May
We get a nice lie in this morning so we're up at 7am for breakfast and at 7.50am we're off to Lawn Hill gorge just down the road. Here we hire a canoe for an hour to paddle down the gorge to a small set of waterfalls and back. Then we walked to the lookout and after, it's back to the bus to head to Gregory River for a BBQ lunch and a float down the fast flowing river
After lunch we're back on the road (now thankfully tarmac) heading to Croydon stopping at the Burke & Willis Roadhouse where we meet a mad lady that is obsessed with killing as many cane toads as she can find. We get to Croydon at around 8pm and have a delicious lasagne dinner. The only bad thing about the Club Hotel where we stayed, is that our rooms are right over the bar and there were quite a few bugs around. Oh well, at least the bed was really compfy!
Mon 29th May
Back to a 6am start for breakfast and the last day of our Darwin to Cairns road trip. We head off towards Georgetown where we stop for fuel and a quick walk down to the very dry riverbed. Moving on our next stop was at Mount Surprise, where Greg had a surprise for us in the shape of some snakes! Here we visit Russell, the snake handler who tells us about the snakes that he has including various pythons and a few dangerous ones like the Death Adder and the Tipan! We were all encouraged to handle the pythons which was pretty cool and Russell demonstrated their typical behaviour when threatened. Basically, they fake a strike and then unless you really, really upset them won't bother again but just remained alert. It was at this point that Dean was feeling a little nervous. After watching a carpet python feed on a a cute little mouse we left Mount Surprise and moved on into the Atherton Tablelands, with a visit to Millstream Falls which was flowing beautifully. Another 15 mins down the road and we're at Millaa Millaa Falls where some of us had a swim but for Dean & I it was a bit too cold.
In an hour or so we're back in Cairns and being dropped off at our hostels, around 6pm. We finished the trip off with a meal at a local restaurant with our fellow companions to say goodbye and celebrate our safe arrival into Cairns after venturing across 'The Real Australia'.


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cool report tycho. Good to see it's not dead out there. Crickets after I posted that find
cool report tycho. Good to see it's not dead out there. Crickets after I posted that find
The TRU Legacy 2-packs are out, despite the CV Hasbro stating they wouldn't be until October. I found them at LF TRU on Wednesday. Easy passes on all three.
If you mean like the Anakin / Vader, Grievous / Cyborg General, etc. then yes I saw these.
I got Jabba the Hutt's throne at Wal-Mart this morning. I only want one but I think I am going to search for another so I get an Oola with a better paint job. Mine's very good. However, I think I can get "perfection" from the girl. A familiar theme with me.
Anyway, this wasn't about Oola, or even Jabba really. I wanted the throne. But now I'm looking for improvements.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Burbank TRU had vintage tonight- but a few were missing. Why oh why did C-3PO get that awefully dull paint job? Even POTF versions look better than that. I thought I might come out of Hasbro retirement just to collect the new vintage- but I was very underwhelmed.
On the bright side- the newly released ROTJ footage of Luke building his lightsaber is so frickin awesome!!
where can this rotj footage be found??
saw the legacy 2-packs when i saw the slave 1. Have all those figs except child Boba anyway
nm - just saw the footage, scum had a link.
I'd buy that Oola off u Tycho, but u probably need the set complete when u return to walmart. Lmk if otherwise
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LF Costco has Clone Wars vehicle 2 packs for $25. They had Magnaguard fighter/ObiWan Jedi fighter, Grievious fighter/Tank Droid, AAT/Anakin Jefi fighter and more.
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ROTJ footage is on YouTube, linked by just about every collector website by now, thanks to CV coverage.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
VC 3PO turned out great!
PR WM's Toys section is gone. They had all the new stuff a few days ago. I stopped by to get a few Snowtroopers and maybe a Jabba and boom, nothing.
[FONT=Tahoma]I was born at night, but not last night.[/FONT]You Shouldn't believe everything that you read.(Like my posts)
The TRU next door had pretty much the same, with the addiiton of a few BP's. There were a bunch of the new exclusive Kul Teska figures, some FU packs, but no AT-AT's. Still hoping to find the Vintage version.


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About Me
I am a clinical psychologist with expertise in treating men with prostate cancer and other genitourinary malignancies. As the psychological liaison to Memorial Sloan Kettering's genitourinary and sexual medicine services, I provide short- and long-term counseling services to patients struggling with cancer-related issues. Men who are undergoing treatment for these diseases sometimes experience treatment-related sexual dysfunction, and I help them and their partners optimize intimacy before, during, and after treatment. I also work with the Center's 65+ Program, providing psychological support for our patients who are 65 and older, and I co-facilitate a support group for patients dealing with the combined issues of cancer and aging.
Working with members of the symptom management, neurocognitive, and psychotherapy laboratories, I have focused my research on cancer's impact on quality of life in prostate and geriatric cancer patients, and on developing new psychotherapy approaches for these groups. Some specific studies I have conducted include the impact of sexual dysfunction following cancer treatment; the cognitive effects of hormonal therapy on prostate cancer patients; distress in African-American men with prostate cancer; and developing assessment measures and psychotherapy specific to geriatric patients.
I am a member of many scientific and medical societies including Sexual Medicine Society of North American, Psycho-Oncology Association, and American Psychological Association, all organizations of specialists in my field. In addition, I am on the editorial board of and serve as statistical consultant for the Journal of Sexual Medicine and am a reviewer for various journals including the Journal of Urology and the Journal of Clinical Oncology. I am a member of Memorial Sloan Kettering's Data Safety and Monitoring Committee.
- Clinical Expertise: Psycho-oncology; Clinical Psychology
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- Education: PhD, Long Island University
- Residencies: Kings County Hospital Center, Brooklyn
- Fellowships: Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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text: Bought this interesting Millennium Falcon from the same store I bought the bootleg action figures. It is metal die-cast, electronic, has lights, and an engine that moves the ship all around the floor. It has some text on it: Star Force not Star Wars, on the back there is a drawing of an A-Wing to explain how to insert the batteries. It's a little bit smaller than the AF Falcon. If anyone interested PLMK, I might be able to get another one for a trade or so


text: Just viewed the eToys site which is back in business and found it eerily similar to the KB Toys site. After checking both sites, I beleive that there's really only one store! Take away the differences in the headers and background colors and you'll see what I mean. Is this legal? Even though it says that eToys is owned by KB Holdings, I don't think that it's prudent to actually have two sites which look like competitors and yet are truly just one store.


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Barefoot Contessa Foolproof Cookbook by Ina Garten
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Ina Garten has won a devoted following for her simple foods that consistently get a "wow" response from guests. In Barefoot Contessa Foolproof, the Food Network star takes it a step further with easier-than-ever recipes for pulling off deliciously satisfying meals with minimal effort—and success every time. Ina guides you along the way, sharing tips on how to plan a foolproof menu so everything gets to the table on time, and detailed recipe notes to keep you on track. Start with delicious Dukes Cosmopolitans served with crisp Jalapeño Cheddar Crackers. Lunches include Hot Smoked Salmon, Lobster & Potato Salad and Easy Tomato Soup with Grilled Cheese Croutons. For dinner, try Elegant Slow-Roasted Filet of Beef with Basil Parmesan Mayonnaise or Seared Scallops & Potato Celery Root Purée, followed by irresistible desserts like Salted Caramel Brownies and Sticky Toffee Date Cake with Bourbon Glaze. The book includes 150 gorgeous color photos. Hardcover, 272 pages.
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Hi all. it seems that umist teaches c/c++. to someone with a mathematical/ functional bent like me, it makes me feel sick. i dont mean to offend anyone (but i guess i will anyway) but c is just too low level to be used as an application programming language. and it's weakly typed (this is an issue, because well typed programs will mostly work first time they pass the type checker. (but exceptions arfe another story)). at least they have a copy of sicp in the library :)
theres not too much higher order stuff in the course (which is a common first year shared between software neginerring etc), otoh, maybe they percieve it as being rather academic. some things about functional languages are hard, esp. pure ones. ie: Monads. but not the core stuff. i'll have to ask my tutor when i meet him, i guess.
it seems that functional languages are not taught because maths is not a requirement for all of the subjects in the common first year. bummer.


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The Department of Human Services is one of Illinois' largest agencies, with more than 13,000 employees and an annual budget of over $5.4 billion.
Illinois created DHS in 1997, to provide our state's residents with streamlined access to integrated services, especially those who are striving to move from welfare to work and economic independence, and others who face multiple challenges to self-sufficiency.
DHS is proud of its diversity, efficiency, and the services that the agency and its community partners provide to Illinois citizens.
Reduce poverty and keep individuals and families out of the deep-end of social service systems.
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dmerrill: Not to worry. If some hoser snatches the linuxdoc.org domain, all that has to be done is to make it not worth his while to own it. One just has to make it more expensive than he/she/they can afford. ISP costs can become very high when a site is getting hammered with enough traffic to flood a few OC-3s.
Not too much to say about my end of things (whatever those things may be). Still job hunting. The game is scarce and the hunters are many.
Went to Barnes & Noble the other day. Noticed, for the first time in a long time, a copy of Fahrenheit 451 on the shelves that did not have to phrase "The temperature at which books burn" on the cover. Hallelujah! Almost bought it (I've been waiting a long time to get a new copy, just to avoid that bloody insult on the cover), but I don't have a whole lot of money and it came down to Fahrenheit 451 and a book of poetry by Seamus Heaney, Seeing Things. As I've read Fahrenheit 451 many times, but had never seen the Heaney book before, I'll have to wait a bit for Fahrenheit 451.
Right now, I'm reading Excession, by Iain M. Banks. As I've come to expect from Iain Banks, it's awesome (in many senses of the word). One of his many "Culture" novels.


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Water in Gigapixels
Thank you to everyone who participated in the "Water in Gigapixels" Competition!
This competition's winners are:
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www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1233952nd Place: Roland Saikali - Wartook Lake
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1075823rd Place: Kimmo Juoperi - Valkeakoski Riipparit3 Nokia 808 Pureview
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/122781Thank you to everyone who participated. View all the submissions below!
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voting ends March 03, 2013, 12:00AM
- Entry Name: Lloret de Mar Spain Beach view on a sunny summer day in July by IDXL Gigapan photography
Lloret de Mar Spain Beach view on a sunny summer day in July Used a Nikon D5000 with 200mm zoom. This panorama give you lots of things to see. More panoramas on: www.idxl.net www.gigapan.fr www.panopixel.fr Lloret de Mar (Catalan pronunciation: is a Mediterranean coastal town in Catal...


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Bookbinding expert to lecture at Princeton Aug. 24
Posted August 21, 2000; 04:14 p.m.
Mirjam Foot, an international authority on bookbinding, will lecture on "Bookbindings: Purpose, Use, and Content; a Historical View" at 5 p.m. August 24 in Room 104 of Princeton's Computer Science building, 35 Olden Street. Foot's lecture is sponsored by the Friends of the Princeton University Library and is open to the public.
Foot recently retired as director of collections and preservation in the British Library. She is the author of many books and articles on the history of bookbinding, and delivered the 1997 Panizzi Lectures at the British Library.
Foot will be in Princeton all week conducting a course for members of the Friends and Princeton University Library staff. The course is a historical survey of decorative bookbinding in England and on the European continent, concentrating on the period 1500-1800.
For additional information, please contact Robert Milevski at (609) 258-5591.
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【toscany】travel collections (Travelog)
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text: Story:It would have been fun to jump on the bandwagon and slap true shoujo-ai fans with a trout at what has been toted as the greatest failure since humans were created, but no. A proper review needed to be written to not just go with the crowd choice award.The story has the usual setting; a school, with the main characters being schoolgirls. Pretty obvious stuff, but it needed going over. The anime centers around the life of a first year highschool girl, Fumi Manjōme and her relationship with a popular senior, Yasuko Sugimoto. Of course, there had to be a jealous fan who is also out to snare the... See full review


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Complete versatility and convenience The T15 is one of the most versatile in-ear monitors available offering both custom and universal fit options. The T15 comes with a broad array of interchangeable generic tips to fit any ear so you can enjoy the T15's clarity and accuracy straight from the box, regardless of your ear shape, being assured of a snug, isolating fit every time. If you...
Aiwa HP-EC101 Ear Clip Headphones (Black/Carbon Color)
Less is more with AIWA's "shellz" ear clip-type headphones. Choose from a variety of colors (gray, pearl white or blue) or go for the glitter. Exciting look, exciting sound.


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- How often does the company update its database? Does the company check to confirm that the source still exists?
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People are split about the Supreme Courts decision. Most feel it will be good for the country. Others think it could cause more problems.
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Twin Tiers (WENY) - People are split about the Supreme Court's decision. Most feel it will be good for the country. Others think it could cause more problems. Anita Norton From Orlando Florida feels that way.
Forcing I don't like being forced to do anything, I like to make my own decisions. It would be nice to be able to have more input into it.
Michael Ballok from Pine city sees both sides here.
At least theres insurance that will cover you or people that need it and that is what I though Obamacare was all about. If it gets to a point where they force people to buy it then I am not in agreement with that.
News about the supreme court's decision to uphold the main piece of legislation in the affordable health act traveled fast. People on the street have mixed feelings, and are mostly uncertain about the law. Elmira college Political Science professor Dr. Jim Twombly says there could be changes to the law before it goes into affect in 2014, But for insured Americans there are no big changes.
This doesnt increase the tax burden on anyone who currently has health insurance. It's only those people who don't have insurance, that can afford it, and chose not to that are going to be taxed if they dont get insurance by 2014, says Twombly.
But before then, today's decision could have a big impact on the upcoming Presidential election.
This looks like it has helped the Obama campaign at least in the short run. They can run on a program that the republicans can no longer attack as unconstitutional that portion has been decided they can only debate weather its good or bad policy. And theres a lot that in the affordable health care act that the American people like,
Twombly says he believes in order to make changes to the law, there has to be a republican majority in both houses.
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Date Posted: May 14, 2009 - 12:22 am by: coffeeboy
She's still in negotiations to reprise her role as Mary Jane Watson in the upcoming fourth installment of Spider-man, but Kirsten Dunst doesn't seem all too excited to step back into the shoes (or rather, the red hair dye) of the ultimate girl next door. Producers have been hounding her for an answer, but she's supposedly waiting until a script is done before she makes a decision. I say, don't wait too long. Young Hollywood actresses are a dime a dozen, and any actress would do the role in a heartbeat. No one is irreplacable. Just look at Katie Holmes as Rachel Dawes (replaced by Maggie Gyllenhaal in The Dark Knight) and Jodie Foster as Clarice Starling (replaced by Julianne Moore in Hannibal).
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Have you recently received a patent demand letter or been hit by a lawsuit from either "Shipping and Transit, LLC" or "Electronic Communication Technologies, LLC"? Despite their current SEO-unfriendly names that make it difficult to find information, we want you to know that there's lots of information out there related to these trolls, just under different names.
It is important that those on the receiving end of these trolls' patent demands can find the resources they need. To that end, more information useful against both of these trolls can be found by searching for ArrivalStar (instead of "Shipping and Transit, LLC") or Eclipse IP (instead of "Electronic Communication Technologies LLC"). And even though the names are different, the documents linked below show that for practical purposes the new trolls are closely related to the old trolls.
We've seen an all-out assault on the side of the opposition to kill the House's Innovation Act and the Senate's PATENT Act. As a result, patent reform stands on shaky ground in Congress.
A common trend has emerged in the anti-reform camp's rhetoric, though: lies, fabrications, and untruths. We're frustrated in seeing these myths arise time and again, and we're going to make an effort to dispel them.
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Stupid Patent of the Month: Wetro Lan Sues Entire Network Security Industry With Expired Garbage Patent
Like all of the patents we highlight in our Stupid Patent of the Month series, this month's winner, U.S. Patent No. 6,795,918, is a terrible patent. But it earns a special place in the Pantheon of stupid patents because it is being wielded in one of most outrageous trolling campaigns we have ever seen.
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Today, in Williamson v. Citrix, the Federal Circuit overruled its ill-advised case law that has been one of the primary drivers of overbroad software patents. The court finally recognized that patent applicants cannot bypass certain limits on patent rights solely by avoiding magic words. EFF filed an amicus brief urging the court to do just that.
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Jackett ready for tough challenge
"Two teams who both need the points desperately" – that's the pre-match view from Head Coach Kenny Jackett who is aware of the threat posed by a Crewe side fighting against relegation at Gresty Road tomorrow (3.07pm).
Depending on Rotherham's result at home to Bradford tomorrow, victory for Wolves could either clinch promotion or take a giant step towards it.
But Jackett knows anything gained tomorrow would be a hard-earned against a Crewe team fired-up to win their own battle at the other end of the table.
"It's still very tight down there and Crewe are in amongst that and will be fighting for their lives," said Jackett.
"There's an overall feeling with Shrewsbury, Crewe and Walsall that there's a local edge to the game and it's one that hasn't been played for a while.
"I'm sure it will be a well-attended game and a great atmosphere.
"Crewe have a big pitch where we have to concentrate on ourselves and getting our passing game right.
"That's going to be key and an important factor."
Jackett expects a different test than normal from a Crewe team with more of a powerful edge than perhaps they have been known for.
"Crewe have gone a bit more direct now with some power up front," added the Head Coach.
"The boy from Watford (Ikpeazu) has come in with Aneke and they also have Brad Inman and Byron Moore, so they have some pace and power up front which you maybe wouldn't always associate with a Crewe side.
"We'll pay them every respect and we'll understand the occasion and know they'll give it everything to get out of the bottom four."
Meanwhile in the opposition dugout tomorrow will be a Wolves fan – Crewe boss Steve Davis - trying to prevent his boyhood team moving towards their season's ambition.
He added: "I don't know Steve too well but I've met him a few times and he seems a good guy.
"As the story goes he stood on the North Bank as a kid.
"There has been a few Wolves supporters we've come up against – Mark Grew at Port Vale not so long ago.
"It's a big game for Crewe for many reasons, not just the result and the table but the local attention that will be on the game."
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Piper's Deleted Hot Onscreen SexMonday, June 28th, 2010
The photos featured here are from Piper Perabo's sex scene with Australian stud Adam Garcia from the movie Coyote Ugly. The sex was so scorching hot that the scene was eventually deleted from the film when it was released in theaters. We see Piper licking Adam Garcia's chest, making him all excited. The next photo show Adam Garcia running his tongue all over Piper's front, making his way up to Piper's soft, pink, erect nipples.
Coyote Ugly is movie about an out-of-town girl trying to make it big in New York City, where she ends up working in the Coyote Ugly Saloon where the staff regularly dance on top of the bar. In the the following photo, we see Adam Garcia on top of Piper Perabo, ready to thrust away into Piper's pussy.
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Spring is here and we want to see how you enjoy the warmer weather!
Mind, Body, Me is ringing in Spring with a Spring Activity Photo Contest via our Facebook page. All faculty and staff are welcome to participate, even if you are not a member of the wellness program.
The contest is simple:
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Right now I'm General Manager of the Dolphins. I took Bjoern Werner at 12 overall, and traded back up into the 1st round to take Cordarrelle Patterson. Then I took Travis Kelce at pick #54. Then I took Shamarko Thomas at pick #82.
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I understand. I see it in your sig now... I couldn't figure out what you were talking about when you mentioned getting your hands on two of my top 15 players but you obviously traded up. That's a pretty good haul you got there.
Who the hell are those other writers drafting? Good grief.
I'm not up again until pick 174. I'm aiming to pick the kid that was so explosive he exploded his own heart. I think he stands a chance at being legitimately one of the top three corners in this class. If he lives.
Some comments:
- I can't put Zac Stacy above Franklin and Ball....i like those guys too much.
- I like the Mike James 5th round grade. I don't think he goes there b/c i think he's undervalued, but he can do a lot from special teams to 3rd down blocking/receiving and spot duty carries. He'll definitely make a roster imo.
- BIG fan of Kelce. I have him ranked really high as well. Also a fan of Stoneburner....i think he'll be a good value later in the draft. I think you have Ertz a little low though.
- Wheaton above Keenan Allen? No way. Allen is incredible off the line and runs great routes, is super smooth. I also have Woods much higher. I think he's been overlooked b/c of Marquise Lee.
- Totally agree on Bostic....think he's a stud inside. Never liked Te'o, so 3rd round is ok with me. Ogletree in the 2nd also makes sense to me....the guy lacks instincts, slow to react, doesn't read keys but athletic as hell....think he's better suited for the outside.
- I think Arthur Brown is a little low, i'm thinking 2nd round. I also like Gerald Hodges more around the 4th instead of the 6th.
- Big fan of Hugh Thornton out of Illinois. Most mocks have him in the 4th, which i think is a steal! Glad to see you agree and have him ranked higher. Also like Alvin Bailey. Would like Miami to get either one.
- Wow, you really blasted Menelik Watson. 7th round for the Brit!!
- I agree that Shamarko Thomas is completely underrated at the moment due to his height. The guy can fly and hit like a truck. I like Cyprien in the 2nd though.
Slimm I was wondering if u had any insight on a wr Ryan Spadola out do Lehigh. He is the son of my mothers co worker. Saw he ran a 4.41 unofficial I believe and I did not see him on your wr listing. Just was looking for some intelligent feedback, I was impressed enough her son got a combine invite but was looking for a little more info if you got it.
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The Venezuelan revolutionary Simon Bolívar has a remarkably elastic legacy. Ever since his death in 1830, Latin American politicians across the political spectrum have claimed to be his rightful heir. What Bolívar left behind, it turns out, was less a coherent set of ideas than an abstract vision of Latin American unity -- a vision that remains impossible today.
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