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Killah Priest
Born in Brooklyn and raised in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Brownsville, Killah Priest (born Walter Reed) became infatuated with hip-hop as a child, listening to old school and new school acts alike. He also was influenced by local figures Genius and Onyx's DJ Suave, who would often play local parties. Killah Priest began working on his rhyming and eventually earned a considerable reputation in his neighborhood, but instead of furthering his musical career, he took a sabbatical to educate himself, primarily about religion and history. The sabbatical had a major impact on his songwriting.
Priest made his return to rap in 1995, appearing on several Wu-Tang projects. All of his cameos were noteworthy, but his role on Liquid Swords earned special attention. By the end of 1996, his own side project, Sunz of Man, was off the ground. In 1997, GZA suggested to Geffen that they should sign Priest, and the label took his advice. Priest worked on his debut solo album with True Master and 4th Disciple, two producers who were also associated with Wu-Tang. The resulting album, Heavy Mental, was dense with religious imagery and filled with evocative sounds. It received excellent reviews upon its March 1998 release and was a respectable commercial success, debuting at number 24 on the Billboard 200. Priest issued his second album, View from Masada, in May 2000, further bolstering his status as one of the most compelling solo artists in the extended Wu-Tang family (even though, at the time, he was disconnected from the crew). Although View from Masada was well-received, it failed to do well commercially, and he was dropped from his label.
While many rappers dropped form a major label either vanish or take years to resurface, Priest wasted no time and established his own label. July 2001's Priesthood, involving no Wu-Tang input whatsoever, was produced by Luminati and Nirocist and released on the MC's Proverbs imprint. July 2003's Black August, however, came out on Recon. Although he certainly wasn't silent after this -- Black Market Militia (featuring Tragedy Khadafi and Hell Razah), the Horsemen (featuring Ras Kass, Kurupt, and Canibus), and Sunz of Man were ongoing concerns -- a few years passed before Priest's next solo album, March 2007's The Offering. He then switched to the Traffic label, where his release schedule picked up a bit. Behind the Stained Glass and Beautiful Minds, the latter a full-length collaboration with Chief Kamachi, were both released in 2008. Elizabeth and The 3 Day Theory (a Man Bites Dog release), two of his deepest and most idiosyncratic releases, were issued, respectively, in 2009 and 2010. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine & Andy Kellman
Selected Discography
Track List: Planet of the Gods
Track List: The Psychic World of Walter Reed
Track List: Straight Up
Track List: Come With Me
Track List: The 3 Day Theory
Track List: Exorcist
Track List: Elizabeth (Introduction To The Psychic)
Track List: Gun For Gun/Happy (12") (Explicit)
Track List: The Offering
Track List: Black August (Digitally Remastered) (Explicit)
Track List: Priesthood (Explicit)
Track List: Heavy Mental (Explicit)
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I have spent countless hours listening to Heavy Mental contemplatin g life, truth, and the universe through his spectrum of knowledge.
Peace, Love, & Blessings!
For those who don't know, he dropped Behind the Stained Glass this year. He also dropped an album with some other mc's calling themselves The Almighty.
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Location: Honey Bee Breeding, Genetics, and Physiology ResearchTitle: New Asian Types of Varroa Destructor: A Potential New Threat for World Apiculture. Author
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|Clement, Jeremy
|Zhou, Ting
|Le Conte, Yves
Submitted to: Apidologie
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/21/2009
Publication Date: 2/1/2010
Citation: Navajas, M., Anderson, D.L., De Guzman, L.I., Huang, Z.Y., Clement, J., Zhou, T., Le Conte, Y. 2010. New Asian Types of Varroa Destructor: A Potential New Threat for World Apiculture. Apidologie. 41(1):181-193. Interpretive Summary: Varroa mite is the most serious problem for Apis mellifera beekeeping worldwide. Molecular genetic monitoring may determine the comparative virulence of different genotypes of varroa on infested colonies. In this study, we identified a total of 18 mitochondrial haplotypes of varroa in Asia. Seven of these haplotypes were found infesting A. mellifera colonies. Infestations of two new variants of the K haplotype and two of the J haplotype were also detected on A. mellifera colonies. These new haplotypes may represent a potential threat to Western honeybees worldwide.
Technical Abstract: The invasion of the Western honeybee (Apis mellifera) by the Varroa mite (Varroa destructor) is attributed to two haplotypes (K and J) that shifted last century from their primary Eastern honeybee host (A. cerana) in north-east Asia. Molecular evidence indicates that both haplotypes are two partially isolated clones on Western honeybees, presumably because of events that occurred at the times of the host shifts. Here, mitochondrial DNA sequences spanning four different genes (COI, COIII, ATP6 and Cytb: 2,700 base pairs in total) were obtained from Varroa mites infesting both Eastern and Western honeybees (respectively 21 and 11 colonies examined) from Asia including regions where the shifts first occurred to, as a means of gaining further insights into the invasion biology of the mites. A total of eighteen mitochondrial haplotypes, each derived from one of four distinct haplogroups of V. destructor, were uncovered in Asia. From these, 11 haplotypes were found on A. cerana and seven on A. mellifera, with each population confined to a regional population of this bee species. Two new variants of the K haplotype and two of the J haplotype were found on Western honeybees in what appeared to be well-established infestations. These new types may represent a potential threat to Western honeybees worldwide. The extreme lack of polymorphism in the K and J haplotypes on Western honeybees outside of Asia, which has been described in previous studies, can now be plausibly explained as being due to genetic 'bottlenecks' that occurred in Asia before and after mites shifted from their original Eastern honeybee hosts.

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Hi Everyone,
My first post. I just got a '13 WRX this week and noticed that the windows do not roll up at the same speed. For example, if I lower both front windows and pull up on the switch to roll them up, the passenger-side window is slower than the passenger side. Conversely, the rear driver window rolls up slower than the passenger side rear window. Can you guys check your cars and let me know if yours is the same way? (It would also be good if you can state the model year.) I appreciate it. Thanks!


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UW Carbone Cancer Center (UWCCC) Cell Signaling has a mission to build a comprehensive integrated understanding of the regulatory molecular pathways that are used or dysregulated in different types of human malignancies. These pathways could be targeted to improve cancer prevention, diagnosis and therapy.
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Deceased Online have added the records for Overleigh Cemetery 1850 – 1953 to their website.
- The records date from 1850 to 1953; records for 1953 to October 2011, the Overleigh 'New' Cemetery, are already on www.deceasedonline.com.
- The records comprise burial register scans and grave details; maps indicating grave locations will be added in the near future.
- Overleigh Cemetery contains many historically interesting burials and beautiful memorials such as the celebrated 'Queen of the Gypsies', Mary Finney, and her husband Guilderoy Finney.
- The Cemetery also has many records featuring Irish names so will be of interest to the Irish diaspora.
- The total dataset for the council area, Cheshire West and Chester, now comprises over 200,000 burial and cremation records.
- For further details, see the 'database coverage' section at www.deceasedonline.com.
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First of all, I'm a mother & wife. I'm a feminist & nursing student. I write a lot. I have a perzine called YARNTEA! and it discusses... whatever I want to discuss. I'm especially proud of my project that I completed for the 24 Hour Zine Thing this year. It's called "Attack Panic" and it's about my mental health and little tips of dealing with my panic attacks. I LOVE ZINE TRADES! Shoot me an e-mail, and I'd love to trade with you. crochetsrebellion[GMAIL]. Anything with a feminist slant thrills me, and I really like mental health zines.
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Numero uno. I wrote this while on a mini-vacation in Atlanta. A bit of my background & bits and pieces about anxiety.
This one's all about New Years! It's got my resolutions, a bit of a hypochondriac's worries and lots of New Years info. Recipes, history, etc etc. It's New Years-tastic! :D
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This is a zine I did for this 2010 24 Hour Zine Thing. It's about anxiety and a boatload of coping skills are listed- the things I do when I'm having a rough time. It's pretty awesome.
We invite you to take part in the First International Exhibition "ZINESHOW" in Ukraine. Participation is free. Any technique. Any theme and format. No return. Deadline: 15/04/2013. Exhibition on the blog http://zineshow.blogspot.com All works will be exhibited also in the gallery "tymutopiyapres" http://tymutopiyapres.blogspot.com is not a commercial gallery. Welcomed but not "necessarily" summary of your zine or about you or your creative work (this is necessary for further elucidation of the project and possible documentation). Zines for the exhibition please send air mail: "Zineshow" A/C 9875, Sadivnycha 19/1, 79038, Lviv, Ukraine. mailposht[.]gmail[.]com


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Show me your off road style treg, big tires, fogs ect. I wanna see what I could potentially do
Show me your off road style treg, big tires, fogs ect. I wanna see what I could potentially do
It's gunna flip http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...t-Build-thread
Your not going to be able to do all that much. There is no aftermarket really for the Touareg since there is no demand for much offroad stuff. You can put oversized tires on them, but you are limited to 32" on non TDI and about 30.5" on TDI's. There are a few people doing lift kits, but there is nothing being done commercially for sale. Anything you do will be DIY.
Regardless, here's mine - 2" Spring spacer lift (again, DIY) and 285/60/18s (31.5")
Just off the lift after installing the spacers:
Having some fun in a rut on the side of the trail:
Difference in height between a stock air touareg (in sport mode) vs. my truck:
An early view of the trunk; it now holds: full size spare, jack/jackstand, jumper cables, tool kit, full recovery gear/spares, axe/shovel, wilderness medical kit, air compressor. Where the factory spare sat, now sits; a secondary Optima yellow top (isolated w/ ignition off) to power a separate fuse block, air compressor, and 880w inverter (which connects to a 6 outlet power strip on top of the shelf)
Unfortunately it hasn't been off the pavement at all this year (other than through some fields @ the state fair's parking area and over some curbs in the city)
I want to see this thread get going!
I'm always interested in the Touareg but the lack of aftermarket and people actually trying to offroad in the is a big time bummer!
All terrains, underbody protection plate, and tow eyes.
Using the Treg for what it was made.
Aluminum underbody protection plate and extension.
Fullsize spare on hitch-mounted tire carrier.
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2004 Audi A4 1.8TQM6, lt silver/ebony, 17" alloys
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Here's one we built several years back
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Arts Around Town: Bebe Traylor captures the essence of country for SOTA
Even at age 6, Allentown's Bebe Traylor was painting oils. She grew up in the art world, with her mother, Margrete Barnes Vause, a renowned Southern watercolorist from New Orleans. It made sense that the love of creative expression through the strokes of a brush would follow the young artist through her life.
Traylor's primary subjects nowadays are landscapes in oil, pastel and watercolor. The Prattville, Ala., native, whose birth name is Virginia, traveled around the country as well as absorbed the composition of foreign lands such as Izmir, Turkey, on the Aegean Sea. The constant uprooting including Monterey, Wichita, Houston and Baltimore was due to her husband John's military service in the Army. Now retired, he is working with Air Products.
Living in Turkey for two years was an awesome experience for Traylor, whose husband was based there while working with NATO. Her travels are often subjects for her landscape paintings. Both her American and European landscapes and still-lifes are most popular and widely collected.
"I love doing special paintings like an old house a grandmother was born in, or a favorite blossom from one's summer garden," Traylor said.
Her painting style captures the essence of light and bright colors favored by the Impressionists.
Traylor's most recent exhibition was at Moravian Village. Her next show will be at Moravian College in June. One of her latest works is a watercolor of the Victorian farmhouse at Three Chimneys Farm in Coopersburg, the current site of the SOTA Designer Showhouse & Gardens, open to the public through May 20. She has been a member of SOTA (Society of the Arts) for nine years. The service-oriented women's volunteer organization has supported the advancement of the Allentown Art Museum since 1964, through volunteer and fundraising activities.
A cum laude graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Traylor currently teaches private art classes to teens and adults and conducts workshops. She also attended the University of Alabama, taking classes with watercolorist Richard Brough. She studied with Richard Poink at the Art Students League of New York.
Traylor has worked as a graphic designer in Baltimore, Houston and Clarksville for the national accounts of Pennzoil, Trane, and Sysco Foods. She also has done regional TV and print advertising for Whataburger and McDonald's restaurants. An award-winning painter, she is a member of the Lehigh Art Alliance, the Bethlehem Palette Club, and the Parkland Art League.
"I love the many spaces in the Valley open to the public to paint," said Traylor, also a plein air painter and avid gardener of antique roses. Her work will be included in the upcoming garden tours of Allentown, Historic Bethlehem, and Southern Lehigh.
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May is certainly an active month for the arts. An interesting musical with a Lehigh Valley premiere is "Grey Gardens," opening Friday, May 4 through May 19 at Civic Theatre of Allentown. The three-time Tony Award-winner is based on the cult documentary of the same name. It focuses on East Hampton mother and daughter, reclusive, eccentric duo Edith Ewing Bouvier Beale and Edith Bouvier Beale – aunt and first cousin of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. One is a former celebrated debutante and the other is a high society mother living together in gothic squalor in a dilapidated mansion known as Grey Gardens. Kate Varley is Little Edie, and Pat Birnbaum is Big Edie.
For further info: CivicTheatre.com
The 105th Bethlehem Bach Festival, under the direction of Greg Funfgeld, takes place at Lehigh University over the next two weekends, with Bach Cantatas on Friday, May 4 and 11, at 4:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., at Packer Memorial Church. On Saturdays, May 5 and 12, the Bach Festival Orchestra and Eliot Fisk on guitar perform at 10:30 a.m. at Baker Hall at Zoellner Arts Center. "The Mass in B Minor" (Part I) is at 2:30 p.m.; (Part 2) is at 4:30 p.m. at Packer Memorial Church.
For further info: bach.org
The Berks County community is invited to a free musical event, "Brundibar," on Sunday, May 6 at 3 p.m., at the Sovereign Performing Arts Center in downtown Reading, featuring members of the Reading Symphony Orchestra, Berks Classical Children's Chorus and Berks Opera Workshop.
The children's opera, written by Czech composer Hans Krasa, is the story of two children trying to secure money to buy milk for their sick mother. They encounter an evil organ grinder named Brundibar, who throws them out of town square. They are able to overcome the bully with some help by "friend." Conductor is Daniel Chetel, music director and conductor of the Central Kentucky Youth Orchestra.
During the Nazi Holocaust, the opera was performed 55 times in the Theresienstadt (Terezin) Ghetto north of Prague. Of the 15,000 children who passed through Terezin, only approximately 300 survived.
"Brundibar" and The Theresienstadt Project is a collaboration between the Jewish Federation of Reading, Reading Public Museum and the Reading Symphony Orchestra, along with Fleetwood Area High School, Holocaust Library and Resource Center at Albright College, Berks Classical Children's Chorus and Berks Opera Workshop.
For further info: ReadingJewishCommunity.org
Multiple exhibitions are opening this month at the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts in Reading. Beginning First Friday, May 4 is "Vanity Fare: ART Inspired by FASHION," a juried exhibition with 80-plus works by more than 40 artists.
Also happening will be Bruce Becker's Second Annual Student Exhibit, with work by students enrolled at his Warehouse Studio. Currently under way is "WYSO's Merry Monks," featuring the work of the late Frank "Wyso" Wysochansky, self-taught painter who used mixed media.
For further info: goggleworks.org
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Two senior Western diplomats were given 48 hours to leave Afghanistan because they attempted negotiating with anti-government leaders in Helmand province. Michael Semple, head of the EU mission in Afghanistan and Mervin Patterson, a high level UN official were accused of threatening Afghanistan's national security because they were "involved in some activities that were not their jobs." The two men allegedly offered aid and development incentives to tribal elders in the Taliban heartlands. Their goal was working with tribal leaders and even members of the Taliban to seek a solution that would end violence and lead to improved cooperation between the government and its opponents. The diplomats met with government officials and tribal commanders in a Taliban dominated area. At least one important leader in Musa Qala agreed to cease supporting the Taliban.
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been urging a re-evaluation of Afghan policy which would entail attempting to bring some members of the Taliban into the government. Other British officials have even urged drastic steps like purchasing the entire poppy crop in order to wean farmers away from the Taliban. The bottom line is present strategy simply isn't working six years after the war in Afghanistan began.


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Do you do something with the skins?? How about making me a brand new alligator skin umbrella?
We are all waiting for the cooking show now JP.
Quote from: AllenF on September 16, 2010, 11:10:22 PMWe are all waiting for the cooking show now JP.Now theres an idea. But they have to go all out and wear the chef hats too.
I almost wrote Schawee and asked if he can get dry ice in his food stores (we can here everywhere) and an old Styrofoam cooler to ship me a few pounds (I'd gladly cover all costs) ;) Gator is going for about $8 to $10 a pound and you need to order minimum 5 pounds at any online shop I found.I do have a question... Anyone had both "farm raised" and natural and how much difference between the two???


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Yep, to me too))))) yeah I will check it out.
Actually, my trainer already told me what to do. I just have to do it.
But I have to condition him to the Ecollar and I haven't finished it yet)))))
Fast forward to 4:50
This got recorded by accident. It was dumb of me to have him there off leash knowing that they fight but when we train there he has always ignored the cat.
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You can see the progression from interest, to arousal, to chase/catch pretty clearly.
The Lou Castle "crittering" method might not be a bad thing for you to do some research on if you haven't, at least for this particular issue.
About hand targeting and shake paws. In my experience, it has to be something dynamic. Like just having him sit is not enough for him. He will break his neck looking that way and it's cemented in that position. I can't move it with my hands (lol yes I tried)))
So for me it has to be a lot of movement. I usually can't have him watch me if the trigger is close. So it depends on how close it is too.
Yep, onyx girl summed it up nicely. It's all about noticing that he's about to react. That means that you notice all the triggers before he does, then - for me there's always a dilemma
Do I distract him and my goal is that he doesn't notice? Or do I let him see it and then work on distracting.
My trainer had me move back while giving him treats. Like I'm walking backwards and luring him with treats in a way. Or a few times if there was enough space (our sidewalks are tiny sometimes, so I can't just step aside and work with him, sometimes I have to go the other way away from the trigger) put him in a sit not facing the trigger and have him watch me and treat. Tug, any toy, I have a rock he loves and if I kick it - he will go crazy chasing it. Anything your dog can do to forget about it. (She said rock is a bad idea, files their teeth down. Too bad)
If you didn't notice early enough and he reacted then just walk away fast. Not much you can do, he can't hear or see you.
Also, if there's a trigger - just walking two steps, turn, two steps, turn, helps. The turns take their mind off it.
To sum it up. Notice before they do and distract them.
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I am curious what your trainer told you to do to re-direct the dog?
I have read about having your dog do targeting (touching his nose to your hand) when he is scared or unsure but that is the only advice I have found with regard to teaching an alternate response to fear. I would like to learn some other options.
I was thinking about teaching my dog to shake hands when he is fearful, because he naturally uses his paws when he wants something, and we use shake as his most common command.
Best to always be proactive and not let the dog zone in to start that reactivity....
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Yep, that's what I've been told about him by trainers that saw him. He's being a punk. He's not invested in his reactions, just a habit by now. He gives off a ton of warnings and it's pretty easy to redirect him.
One trainer showed me how to redirect and it worked every time with dogs. I'm still doing what she showed.
With people though, he doesn't react to every person. So do I just redirect every time I see a person? There are tons of people outside lol.
Like I can't catch his trigger. With dogs it's easy. He sees a dog and he will react. With people - I can't catch how he picks them.
I know some triggers, a person walking towards him fast, either looking at him or talking to him. Or just talking to him.
Like there would be people standing right next to him and nothing. Then they go 'ohh what a doggie' and he blows up
But last night - I'm lost. I'm really hoping he thought it was a dog otherwise I don't know how to fix it
ETA I'm saying I don't know how to fix it because he let 100 people on hundred different days go by and didn't react. I don't know what triggered last night and not sure how to fix it
I have read about having your dog do targeting (touching his nose to your hand) when he is scared or unsure but that is the only advice I have found with regard to teaching an alternate response to fear. I would like to learn some other options.
I was thinking about teaching my dog to shake hands when he is fearful, because he naturally uses his paws when he wants something, and we use shake as his most common command.
What's fear aggression
Fast forward to 4:50
This got recorded by accident. It was dumb of me to have him there off leash knowing that they fight but when we train there he has always ignored the cat.
Yep same here, used to hide and now doesn't.
I will try watching his body language though I'm usually not thinking about studying him when this happens)))))
I will post a video of him attacking my cat. Interested in comments about body language
What's fear aggression
If you see a fear aggressive dog react, you can actually see the difference. They do look and sound big and tough but if you know anything about dog body language, you will see: a dog that is unsure about what they are doing. A dog that is leaning more backward than forward. Generally a dog with ears back and tail tucked.
My Avery was fear reactive (he would get close, but he generally didn't take that next step to actually bite). He would bark like crazy at any new person. But if they walked towards him, he would back off. He was very nervous in his big loud get away from me bark.
Also I should note that when I got him it did start as a flight behavior. He would run and hide behind me and ever so often he would do a low growl...but over time it escalated. To the point that at flyball another person couldn't be in the ring with us with out him freaking out.
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I love studying their body language and reactions, wish I can learn more
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- "Bunch of Mexican-gang bangers. Bad boys trying to take over all the gun running in town."
- ―Phil Cassidy.
The Cholos are a Mexican-American street gang in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories. They are based in the Little Haiti and areas in Little Havana in Vice City. The leader is unknown and they are involved in a turf war with the Cubans/Los Cabrones, Trailer Park Mafia, The Bikers and arms dealer Phil Cassidy.
Their control over Little Havana begins to be threatened in 1984, when the Cubans arrive on the scene, sparking a deadly turf war for complete control of the neighborhood. They were then hired by Martinez to wreak havoc in the streets of Little Havana, but failed thanks to Vic. Next, they attempt to kill Umberto's father, In revenge, Robina decides to launch an all-out attack on the Cholos that results in the Cholos' defeat.
After the Cubans (with the help of Victor Vance) win the turf war for Little Havana, the Cholos are almost completely wiped out (they can still be seen driving in Little Haiti) and their businesses will be either up for sale, damaged or seized by the Bikers. After their defeat. they can still be seen occasionally driving or walking around Little Haiti. As of 1986, the Haitians are in control of Little Haiti.
The Cholos wear gray headbands, white tank tops, chino trousers and dickies pants.
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GTA Vice City Stories
- Cleaning House
- Cholo Victory
- Shakedown
- Waking Up the Neighbors
- O, Brothel, Where Art Thou?
- Got Protection?
- Jive Drive
- Balls
- Papi Don't Screech
- Havana Good Time (Wiped Out)
- The term "Cholo" in Spanish, specially in Mexico's north and center areas, is commonly used as the word for "street gangster" in English.
- The Cholos are always openly hostile to Victor and his gang even before you blow up their factory. This is the result of the mission O, Brothel, Where Art Thou?.
- Cholo is an ethnic slur created by Hispanics (criollos) in the 16th century, and it has been applied to individuals of mixed American Indian ancestry, or other racially mixed origin. The precise usage of "cholo" has varied widely in different times and places.
- In the United States, the term "cholo" usually indicates a person of Mexican or Mexican-American descent, who is associated with a particular Southwestern culture. The term is used in Caló slang, but it in turn has infiltrated into mainstream American English use, specifically in association with American youth movements such as the "lowrider" subculture, or the hip hop scene in general. The word is sometimes associated with Hispanic gang culture, especially in popular media, but the origin and history of the modern usage is somewhat complex.
- Their car, the Cholo Sabre, is a heavily modified version of the Sabre, adding that they may be part of the custom car/lowrider culture.
- Every member of the Cholos uses exactly the same model, but with different color clothes.
- In VCS, once all 30 Empire Building businesses are purchased, the game stops generating random attacks on businesses and drive-by attacks on Vic. However, even after this, Vic is still subject to the occasional random attack by Cholos members on foot; they particularly seem to like hanging out near the business located directly north of Mary-Jo Cassidy's apartment building.
- In some cases, Vance's (inferior) gangs are willing to attack the Cholos if they have seen a Cholo Sabre or a member of it.
- The gang is similar to the Vagos gang in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
- The Cholos' favorite radio station is Paradise FM.
- It is possible that the creation of the Cholos was to substitute the Haitians, as a way to avoid the upsetting controversies that Rockstar Games caused among the Haitian communities in Florida after the depiction of the Haitians gang in GTA Vice City (this is enforced to the fact that the name Haitians was censored in the 10th anniversary edition of GTA Vice City for iOS and PS2).


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When that suit is done, you have to wear it at least a few times. It would be a crime not to show it off.
I agree!
Looks Great Brother!
I love that you fixed the perspex block color too. Your work is amazing!
I decided to add a little more of a curvature to the ab plate. Will ships his stuff with a nice shape, but I thought it looked just a little flat on my dummy. A couple minutes heating it from the back with a hair dryer and gently bending it did the trick. No problems at all. I also padded the chest a little in the center to make the armor look a little more curved. A subtle difference for sure, but I've got nothing else to do until I get more parts.
I've also been trying to darken the cape. Mixed results on that. Stay tuned.
Wow, just wow. Your work is fantastic!
Thank you! Just a small but cool update. Got my lights from Fettronics installed. I went with Raf's 13 step sequence because I like the variety of characters that pop up. The whole setup is contained on the back of the chest plate, so all you have to do is reach your finger underneath to turn it on/off. I highly recommend ordering from Fettronics.
It was time to mod the beacon, so I went at it like a crazy man. I started by hollowing out the resin beacon with my dremel, using tiny files to make those vent slots. This was a pain, but it turned out ok. The beacon was pretty inaccurate to start with, so I had to stick with the three slot setup. I had a mini led flashlight laying around that I used for the light. I cut off the end with the led and fit it nice and snug into the beacon. I soldered the wires and ran them through the beacon into the jetpack where they attach to 3 AAA batteries. The light originally used some tiny watch batteries, but they weren't going to cut it. The AAA's made it much brighter. I painted the inside of the cap part silver and stuck some aluminum foil in the top to help the light reflect out. Some fresh paint and there you have it, a lighted beacon.
I think this turned out great for using stuff I had around the house.
Wow that is bright. Those little LEDs really put out some light. The ones I use in my Asok kit are the size of a grain of rice but will blind you if you look right at them.
Who made the RF? If one of my kits will fit it send me a pm, we can work something out.
Lol. You don't want to know how many times I burned myself making the TF kits. How did you attach the rf to the stalk? If you end up getting a different rf, let me know I will hook you up. A suit that looks that good needs a lit up rf.
I can't believe that is a hollowed out resin beacon! those little slots on my resin beacon have scared me for so long! as always brother, great work
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"He's no good to me dead."
Just messing around with a red light in my basement.
That's pretty sweet man. I thought I saw someone on here that had a carbon chamber platform for sale. The pose you have is awesome!
Looking TOUGH Matt, excellent job on this so far, keep it up!
Nice work.....place a blue light over the Boba and it looks like the freezing chamber
You did a great job on modifying that beacon! Awesome costume in general, as well.
Looking better every time.
Thanks guys. I thought about building a carbon freeze stand but scrapped it. Maybe I should revisit that idea. Or maybe just some red and blue lights. Maybe a fog machine too. Yeah, now we're talkin'.
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Welcome. What's the meaning of your name? As far as handguns are conserned I would do a search on it in this forum. We've discused this a lot.
Hi everyone. Went shooting yesterday with my buddy for the very first time and I had so much fun I'm now interested in purchasing a handgun of my own! I am as newbie as can be. I did not grow up around guns (I am 21 now), never read about guns, I don't know a damn thing! So I joined and I plan on doing a lot of searching and reading before I make a decision for my first handgun.
Could anyone point me in the right direction to entry level models? TIA.
Welcome. What's the meaning of your name? As far as handguns are conserned I would do a search on it in this forum. We've discused this a lot.
Start here:
Newbie to guns? Need help? Where to start?
Then, read some reviews on the various guns - some comments. See what sounds good and what some people may be complaining about.
Truthfully - all the major brands make good guns. It is also true that any of them can make the occasional lemon too.
Feel free to ask any questions ya need to!
Welcome aboard.
Get ready for a wild ride.
The hunt for your first gun (never assume it is going to be your only gun) is gonna be fun.
If you've read other posts, you know the main recommendation is to get out there and shoot as many guns as you can.
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
Thanks for the kind greetings. I definitely plan on going to the range and renting out guns for a while to get a feel for everything.


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Like the title says, got my first buck! Not only was it my first buck, but it was also my first deer with my bow which is very exciting for me
Anyways, here's the story on him...
Drove up to Kansas for thanksgiving week with innovative outfitters. Got here Friday and made my first hunt Saturday morning. Got in the stand and it was very windy, about 35 MPH. I ended up only seeing one doe so I went to a different spot for the evening. Saw a good bit of deer, including this guy but couldn't get a shot on any. Went to the same stand in the morning and same thing, saw a good bit of deer along with this one but no shot.
Every deer I saw walked along a ridge about 80 yards away from me so I moved stands for that evening hunt. Well, this guy walks out and stops at 60 yards then goes right back into the woods. Stayed at that spot and he showed up every time. He chased a doe right under my stand Monday morning but could never get him to stop. I noticed every time he came out he would walk along the same trail right next to a few trees in the opening
These are the trees I'm talking about
I told the guide and he came out that afternoon to pick me up and brought a lone wolf with some climbing sticks. We put the stand in the trees and cleared a few shooting lanes. I went out Tuesday evening in the stand we had just hung. Lost my phone on my way out on one of the trails so I was pretty frustrated the whole time I was out there not being able to know what time it was. Sat out all evening without any action until right before dark. I looked to my left for a little and when I looked to my right, what do you know, the buck had already chased a doe past my shooting lane. I turned to get a better look and noticed a nice 8 point on my left 20 yards away turned broadside. I couldn't decide if I wanted to take him or not so I just watched him for a bit. He probably would have scored a bit more than the other one but I could tell he was pretty young and for some reason, I really wanted the other buck. When the buck I was after saw the 8 point he came back and watched him then turned around and started making a scrape before chasing the doe again. The 8 point followed and I started second guessing my decision to pass him not knowing if I'd get another opportunity again. I bleated, no response. I grunted and waited a few seconds when I heard them coming back. The doe walked to my right but I didn't see the bucks. I turned around and they were both coming towards me until the one I was after chased the 8 point away and walked right toward my shooting lane. I drew back and he stopped before he got to where I could shoot so I held back for a while until he started walking again. I bleated to try and stop him but got no response. I had already had him walk right by and told myself it wasn't gonna happen again. I yelled hey at him and he looked up at me but still didn't stop walking so I just took the shot while I had it. He was 20 yards out and broadside. On impact he kicked up and took off crashing into the woods. I could tell the shot was a little back and I didn't get a pass through so I didn't know whether to be excited or not. I sat down and shook real bad for a while, disappointed with the shot and not knowing what to think (buck fever got to me). Snuck out the stand a while later and went to the cabin. Told everyone what happened and we decided to wait till the morning to go out to make sure we didn't jump him if he bedded down
Didn't sleep thinking about everything the whole time and watching the video. Well, got up in morning and went out. Had a pretty good blood trail to follow but I was still nervous. We went about 250 yards and saw him with the arrow sticking out his side.
The coyotes tore up his rear pretty bad but nothing else and almost all the meat was salvageable.
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Discussion in 'January 2008' started by max, Jan 13, 2008.
Our bench outscored their bench in the 4th quarter by almost 40%.
i'm glad i chose football over this. the pistons apparently didn't care too much, so why should we care as fans to watch them? they won't generate any fan interest with performances like this. i'll never be a Flip supporter.
well, now you all know what it's like to be a knicks fan! i don't see what people are complaining about - all 12 players played at least 12 minutes each! isn't that what everyone's been asking for???? this isn't a game to analyze folks, it's a game to forget. this loss had nothing to do with flip's coaching, nothing to do with how good our team is compared to the knicks, and nothing to do with plays that were called. we just flat out sucked and got our @$$ kicked. let's leave it at that.
I suggest not letting the inmates run the prison. Time for Joe to tell the players to cut the crap. Deal with Flip when the season ends, if the team collapses in the playoffs. I'd rather see the malcontents traded.
Stucky 1-5, Afflalo 1-6, herman 1-6, Maxiel 1-3. Only bright spot was Amir. I agree. Especially given the context. But you had to know it was comming. At least Flip had the guts to leave the bench in right?
Very good. As soon as flip started to coach him, he has regressed.
Just starting this off by saying I am an avid dallas cowboy fan and piston fan. How would you like to be me? Mike Breen on the nyk network had the best line. They were interviewing zach randolph after the game. The reporter asked zach "what does this say about your team"? Zach replied "we are a great team, we just have to play hard and share the ball". To which breen said "obviously zach is delirious". It is the best listening to walt frazier and mike breen. After the cowboys lost, frazier said that romo will be crucified and that you can have all the woman you want, but you better win the game. Before the full practice, stuckey was playing on instinct and talent. Now that flip has introduced the infamous playbook, now he looks tentative and a little like billups without the outside shot. This is the real reason flip should be fired. You do not want another billups, you want contrast, you want a slasher, something different. Flip needs to stop playing him at two guard also. Let him learn one position. Wish me luck at work tomorrow. It will be brutal.
Good Luck!!!
Our bench outscored their bench by 40% in the 4th quarter. Go check the boxscore. The bench consisted of 7 players tonight, not just the ones that played primarily in the first three quarters.
Still by you logic it would be 41 total points scored with a differential of 5 for 5/41 or 12% more. Factor in Amirs 3-pt play at the end and the fact that NY did not shoot on their last posetion and its pretty much even. I don't what can be made of garbage time anyway besides the fact that Amir got to play. I think its a natural tendancy to not want to run the score up too much. Besides our bench still got killed when it mattered before that.
So So So true. Stuckey is thinking way to hard out there. Why wont Flip let the kid just play the drive and kick game. Put AJ on a high screen and roll and when the defense adjusts to AJ hit Max on the low post, swing the ball weakside to Hayes or AA, it ain't that deep.
I had this great idea last night that I would chart each possession based on how many seconds there were on the shot clock when the Pistons got the ball across half court. Unforunately they didn't make enough shots to measure anything. Stuckey does get the ball up faster than CB, by nearly two seconds, especially after CB has been on the floor for more than eight minutes. At least this game. I'm already well on my way to forgetting this stinker.
cats with their usual overreaction. The Knicks/Hawks/Sonics/Wolves will beat good teams 4 times a year. Could be anyone. Just happened to be us this time. Although I would like a change, it isn't based on one darn game. I find the team to be too settled in--always believing they can get out of any situation and not trying terribly hard because they're so 'cool' - so in that regard, I've wanted a change for some time now. But we might win the east by default because Boston's the only good team to play.
I would LOVE to see Stuck, and Amir in the high screen and roll. AA has shown a knack of being a great penetrator as well. Hopefully, Flip doesn't jump shot him to death. I've already noticed Stuckey taking more.
Stuckey and J-Max ran pick-and-roll very well in the first games after Stuckey came back from injury with a pretty high success rate. J-Max either dunked or went to the line. Where did that whole thing go? Flip seems to hate pick-and-roll chosing to do pick-and-pop instead. Jump shots all the way, baby.
When I played, I specialized in the wide open 3 point shot, the free throw and the post entry bounce pass. I was also good at running backwards.
One would have to be when you only shoot .1000 from beyond the arc....BRICK CITY BABY!!!!!
I love watching AJ with Stuckey and AA on a fast break. AJ blocks the shot. Stuckey grabs the lose ball throws it up court to AA who throws a allyoop to AJ for a throw down. Now that is exciting.
Maybe this is better than a win because of Amir's good game.
Very interesting thoughts. And some dillusional ones. Here's the deal: 1. The pistons can only fire Flip if he loses the championship. True, we have a 29-10 record(which is pretty ludacris if you ask me), but the team development isn't there...or is it? I have to admit that we ALL can be some of the most selfish-spoiled fans in the NBA. We had LB gone 'during' the trophy presentation! Will there ever be ANY satisfaction? I hated the Knick loss as much as anyone (except Du4ev and Low), but as of tonight...I guess it WAS only one loss. But Flip aint goin nowhere, no time soon. The day of reckoning will come in only one way: if The Pistons end the season with a loss! 2. The rotation HAS to develop. BUT Brevic, Herrmann and Hayes will not be the answer. They play to dflip's gfailure to have a playbook that works to people's talents. His playbook only includes the starters strenghts and THAT"S why the bench cant run any plays for each other. I hope practice isnt being wasted on developing THE STARTERS who dont need a coach to run their offense. They been together 5 freekin years. Give this team some life. Start someone else NOT just because of injury, for heaven's sake. 3. Maybe Rodney stuckey is a younger Flip murray(yeah I said his name). He has truly regressed to the point where I see him doing exactly the same role #6 had. He's too eager to create his own shot and I 'know' he can pass the ball. It goes back to saunders. 4. And maybe this is all Joe D's fault. Where's his voice? Have the players tuned him out? Shouldnt they 'feared' the repercussions from a loss like that? If my kids did something to the equivalent of that effort, I would have(insert Flintstone's whistle here) !!! I need to here more from Joe, cuz right now , it's looking like we blew it on Nazr deal(again a sign of Flip's under-development). 5. Maybe BIG BEN saw the writing on the wall !?!
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What do these divergent results for revenue growth say about the state of the enterprise software market?
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Expectations about economic growth prospects and the resulting implications for tech markets have been gyrating wildly in 2010. First, there were fears that the Greek debt crisis would spread to Portugal, Spain, Italy, maybe even the UK, leading to a breakup of the euro zone and a renewed recession in Europe. Then, as worries about Europe started to ebb after Greece and other countries successfully held debt tenders, the slow pace of job growth and weak retail sales in the US sparked concerns that the US was facing a double-dip recession.
What should a tech market watcher make of this uncertainty? As I read the economic and tech market indicators, I see more news that is in line with our expectations than not; where there have been surprises, they have been more often positive than negative. Economic recoveries seldom move in a straight line, so I did not expect to see an unbroken string of good news. Moreover, because of the imbalances that caused this downturn (too much consumer spending in the US, housing bubbles in the US and several other countries, too much debt), I expected the US economic recovery in particular to be relatively weak, with real growth rates of 2% to 3%. True, European economic growth — in large part due to the effects of the Greek debt crisis — has been weaker than expected, and the euro dropped much more against the US dollar then I had assumed. On the other hand, economic growth in Asia Pacific and Latin America has been stronger than I expected, and many of the currencies in these regions have risen in value against the dollar. Lastly, the indicators of the tech market itself — both US and other government data on business investment in technology (where available), as well as the vendor data from earnings releases for calendar Q1 2010 — has generally been stronger than our forecasts.


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I believe the idea of a proficiency test has some interesting merit. Perhaps, candidates in American political races should be compelled to take a Constitution proficiency exam. Of course, President Bush and his cronies would automatically fail such an exam because to them the Constitution is a document whose words have never entered the inner regions of their minds. Now, there are a few members of the Supreme Court who might encounter difficulty passing a Constitution proficiency test.


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|June 27th, 2013, 02:23 AM
Brian R.
Winch wiring question {trailer}
I added a big truck bed toolbox to the tongue of my trailer and mounted a 8k winch and a battery inside.
Right now the winch is wired right to the battery and I have to remember to throw my charger on the battery before I use it. I want to wire the battery to my 12v acc. in my 7pin plug so when its plugged into my truck it will recieve a charge and always be charged up ready to go.
I have never done this before and not sure on the safest way to do this.
Do I wire my plug on truck right to trucks battery or any old 12v acc ok?
Will the draw from the winch be to much for that little wire? Should I unplug from truck before using winch?
|June 27th, 2013, 03:10 AM
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It will be a pain, but I would suggest running heavy gage dedicated wires direct from the battery, similar to what you would use to mount it on your truck, eliminating the trailer battery. For two reasons; 1st being , depending on age of your tow vehicle, the second battery connected into the trucks wire harness may have some undesirable effects; 2nd, yes the little wire will not hold up to the current, it may charge the battery ok, but forget to unplug the 7pin just once and you may end up replacing a LOT of WIRES. I would think if you want to keep the 2nd battery, it would have to be installed similar to how a dual battery system would so you don't fry your pcm/cpu
|June 27th, 2013, 03:15 AM
Brian R.
See thats kinda what I was thinking but my old man keeps telling me to wire it to the plug. He says all his 5th wheel campers had 12v batteries wired to the 7prong so it would stay charged and he could turn lights and radio on in camper with it hooked to truck still.
But he is old...
|June 27th, 2013, 11:51 PM
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you use the following
Continuous Duty 12V Solenoid, 200 AMP, 4 Stud
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Cole Hersee 24059
White Rodgers 70-111221-5A
Johnson Electric 5117340
Motorcraft SWX88
Prestolite 15-108, SAS4202
Yale 502265300
40 amp relay
wire it so when the truck key is in the run/accessory position it will energize the solenoid. then wire in the relay so whenever you touch the winch in/out it will d-energize the solenoid
it's very easy if you know what your doing and good with electrical
|June 28th, 2013, 06:21 PM
Brian R.
I understand the idea behind your setup but just cant picture how to wire it in my head without the parts in front of me.
And after the other suggestion above I also thinking about adding a solar trickle charger so the battery will be full if I need to use the trailer/winch before the truck gets a chance to recharge the battery.
Im thinking of ordering this.
I could cut out a window in the lid of my toolbox and mount the solar panel on the inside of the lid so its always catching sun light.
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Its been awhile but I think this would be your basic relay setup to isolate during operation. Ground #85, get 12v from the winch motor for #86 when the winch motor sends power it will activate the relay and seperate #30 from the normally closed #87a. So then all you need is your ignition on #30 and #87a will be your output to activate the solenoid and charge your battery. Someone can double check my setup there may be alternate ways to do it but I think this should do the trick.
I should add that this may get you by with a smaller gauge wire but I have to agree with RioGrande adding heavier wire or a true dual battery setup with heavier wire is a better option IMHO.
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You could add a "battery lsolator" which is a big ass diode(s).
This is another way RV manufactures charge dual battery sets from vehicle and prevent them from draining each other.
I would consider 6 ga. wire and (2) 50 mini amp breakers as a min. put a breaker at each end as close to power sources as practical.
**for powering the winch 6 ga is way to small, that's just for a 50amp charge line for the 2nd battery.
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I just ran wire (battery cable or welding cable) from the battery under the hood to the rear of my truck. At the rear of the truck and on the leads off the winch I put forklift/plow connectors so I could easily un plug the winch when I unhook the trailer. It eliminates the 2nd battery. Super easy and reliable.
I also made jumper cables that plug in to the same wiring in the rear of my truck so if you have a car/truck/rig or......... On your trailer you can jump it with out unhooking the trailer and turning your truck around.
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Allan, S., 2010. Journalism and the Culture of Othering. Brazilian Journalism Review, 6 (2), pp. 26-40.
Barnes, R., 2005. Collaboration and Integration: A Method of Advancing Film Sound Based on The Coen Brothers' Use of Sound and Their Mode of Production. Volume 1. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Barnes, R., 2005. Collaboration and Integration: A Method of Advancing Film Sound Based on The Coen Brothers' Use of Sound and Their Mode of Production. Volume 2. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Cutts, W., Hodges, C. E.M. and Fenge, L.-A., 2010. Connecting participatory methods in a study of youth and risk. In: Qualitative Research Conference 2010, 6th - 8th September 2010, Bournemouth University.
Chignell, H., 2009. Key Concepts in Radio Studies. London: Sage.
Cartwright, A. and Street, S., 2006. Then-now A guide to the radio programme. Documentation. Soundscape Productions: Soundscape Productions.
Chignell, H., 2006. The birth of BBC Radio 4's Analysis. Journal of Radio Studies, 13 (1), pp. 89-102.
Deutsch, S., 2010. Psycho and The Orchestration of Anxiety. The Soundtrack, 3 (1), pp. 53-66.
Deutsch, S., 2009. A Concise History of Western Music for Film-makers. The Soundtrack, 2 (1), pp. 23-38.
Devlin, J. and Chignell, H., 2007. John Peel's Home Truths. The Radio Journal, 4 (1), pp. 69-81.
Daymon, C., 2003. The Future Role of Television: A scenario Analysis of British TV. In: ANZCA Conference, 9-11 July 2003, Brisbane, Australia. (Unpublished)
Erickson, K., 2013. Evaluating the Impact of Parody on the Exploitation of Copyright Works: An Empirical Study of Music Video Content on YouTube. Project Report. London: Intellectual Property Office UK.
Efstathiou, S., 2010. The creation and ongoing development of a collaborative work environment within the Media School, which allows students and staff to provide resources and feedback pertinent to the media project undertaken. UNSPECIFIED. Available from: http://nccart.bournemouth.ac.uk[Accessed 28 May 2010].
Efstathiou, S., 2008. Softimage Certified Instructor. Documentation. Avid/Autodesk. (Unpublished)
Franklin, I., 2009. Folkways and airwaves: oral history, community and vernacular radio. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Farmer, S. and Hearing, T., 2009. Integrating Professional Media Practice Into Undergraduate and Postgraduate media courses. In: MeCCSA conference 2009, 14-16 January 2009, University of Bradford.
Foster, R., Tewungwa, S. and Daymon, C., 2002. Future Reflections: Four Scenarios for Television in 2012: a senario analysis study of the television industry. Poole: Bournemouth Media School, Bournemouth University.
Hearing, T., 2008. A Midsummer Night's Video Dream - a video paper. In: Journal of Media Practice Symposium 2008, 20 June 2008, Institute of Communication Studies University of Leeds, England.
Hearing, T., 2008. Crossing Platforms. In: MeCCSA Conference 2008, 9-11 January 2008, Cardiff University, Wales.
Hearing, T., 2008. Interzone 1. Video/DVD. Trevor Hearing. 2008.
Hearing, T., 2007. I think I am turning academic, I really think so... In: "Minding the Gap":Reflections on Media Practice & Theory. Postgraduate & Early Career Researchers Training Day, 12 May 2007, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of Oxford.
Ireland, A., 2012. 'Conditions of time and space': a re-enactment experiment with the British TV series Doctor Who. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Ireland, A., 2008. This Planet Has Four Walls: How early Doctor Who narrative was influenced by techniques and technology to overcome the confines of studio recording. In: Popular Culture Conference PCA/ ACA, 19–22 March 2008, San Francisco, USA.
Jones, K., 2007. Carl and the little sandwiches - Story. Video/DVD. Bournemouth UK: Kip Jones. 14 December 2007.
Jones, K. and Rinaldi, R., 2006. Fall River (short video). Video/DVD. Bournemouth UK: Kip Jones. 21 September 2006.
Jones, K., 2006. I can remember the night (short video). Video/DVD. Bournemouth UK: Kip Jones. 18 September 2006.
Jenkins, D.M., 2004. The Industrial Application of Patent Analysis: An Empirical Study. Poole, England: Bournemouth University.
Johnson-Smith, J., 2001. Between the candle and the star. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Kimber, S., 2009. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer: Narrative, Violence & Controversy. In: Narrative Research Group (NRG) , 2 December 2009, Bournemouth University, England. (Unpublished)
Kravtsov, D., Fryazinov, O., Adzhiev, V., Pasko, A. and Comninos, P., 2008. Embedded Implicit Stand-ins for Animated Meshes: a Case of Hybrid Modelling. Technical Report. Poole, England: National Centre for Computer Animation, Bournemouth University.
Kimber, S., 2008. Making More Mischief: A Short Film Showcasing Prosthetic Special Effects. Capture, 1 (1), pp. 25-30.
Kimber, S., 2007. Revisiting British Genre Fandom & the Regulation, Censorship and Classification of Film Violence in Contemporary Britain. In: Cine-Excess: 1st International Conference on Cult Film , 3-5 May 2007, Apollo West End, Regent Street, London. (Unpublished)
McQueen, D., 2011. A very conscientious brand: A case study of the BBC's current affairs series Panorama. Journal of Brand Management, pp. 1-11.
McQueen, D., 2010. BBC TV's Panorama, conflict coverage and the 'Westminster consensus'. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Mallaby, B. and Jones, K., 2007. Social Science discovering its muse. Video/DVD. Bournemouth UK: Kip Jones, Performative Social Science. 20 September 2007.
Petrikis, T., 2014. Creating a sound world for Dracula (Brorwning, 1931). Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Parry, K. D., 2009. The use of digital media in Sports Degrees. In: JISC Film and Sound Think Tank, 23 June 2009, HEFCE Offices: London. (Unpublished)
Regmi, P., Simkhada, P. and Van Teijlingen, E., 2010. "There are too many naked pictures found in papers and on the net": Factors encouraging pre-marital sex among young people of Nepal. Health Science Journal, 4 (3), pp. 162-174.
Round, J., 2010. Cryptomimetic tropes in Yoshitomo Nakura's Batman: Death Mask. Foundation: The International Review of Science Fiction.
Round, J., 2010. It's all relative: breaking barriers and binaries in Garth Ennis/Steve Dillon's Preacher. Popular Narrative Media, 4. (Unpublished)
Round, J., 2009. Impersonating Hollywood: The Conflicting Identity Discourses of 'Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood Stories'. In: Wisniewski, K.A., ed. The Comedy of Dave Chappelle: Critical Essays. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland, pp. 86-101.
Reynolds, G., 2008. Charles Parker Day 2008-Introduction-Gillian Reynolds. In: Charles Parker Day 2008, 4th April 2008, Miramar Hotel. (Unpublished)
Street, S., 2013. Barbara Kelly. In: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 2005-2008. Oxford University Press.
Singh, S. and Kretschmer, M., 2012. Strategic Behaviour in the International Exploitation of TV Formats - A Case Study of the Idols Format. In: Zwaan, A.J. and de Bruin, J., eds. Adapting Idols: Authenticity, Identity and Performance in a Global Television Format. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing Ltd..
Sykes, L., 2011. Digital Futures In Dance Conference. In: Digital Futures In Dance, 8-10 September 2011, Pavilion Dance, Westover Road, Bournemouth, Dorset. (Unpublished)
Sloan, S., Collins, S., Hardie, P., Head, T., Isley, V., Smith, P., Hamman, S. and Sloan, H., 2011. Broken Stillness group exhibition. [Show/Exhibition]
Sykes, L., 2011. Screendance Symposium 2011. In: Screendance Symposium 2011, Friday 4 February 2011, Sallis Benney Theatre, Grand Parade, University of Brighton, BN2 0J, UK. (Unpublished)
Sykes, L., 2011. Screening of 'Note' at Bangkok Fringe Festival 2011, part of Asia-Europe Foundation dance camera project. [Show/Exhibition]
Sykes, L., 2011. Slice: Hengest to Alnick - A Coastal Sequence. [Show/Exhibition]
Sloan, S., Meigh-Andrews, D. C. and Ball, S., 2010. Motion capture portraits. In: The Idea of Digitality in a Post-Digital Age, 10-17 Dec 2010, P3 Gallery, University of Westminster, London, England. (Unpublished)
Singh, S., 2010. The Protection of television formats: intellectual property and market based strategies. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Street, S. and Holland, M., 2009. Spreading the Word, Protecting the Rights. In: Unlocking Audio 2 - Connecting with Listeners, 16-17 Apr 2009, The British Library, London, UK. (Unpublished)
Sreedharan, C., 2009. Reporting Kashmir: an analysis of the conflict coverage in Indian and Pakistani newspapers. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Singh, S., 2008. Empirical observations on television format rights disputes from 1987 to 2007. In: DIME/CIO Creative Industries Conference, 22-23 May 2008, Birkbeck College, University of London. (Unpublished)
Singh, S., 2008. "TV Format Protection through Marketing Strategies?". In: Television without Borders: Transfers, Translations and Transnational Exchange (An International Conference), 27-29 June 2008, University of Reading, UK. (Unpublished)
Stephenson, I., 2005. A real virtual pinhole. In: International Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. ACM SIGGRAPH 2005 Posters: SESSION: Rendering, 31 July - 04 August , 2005, Los Angeles, California.
Singh, S., 2004. Building television programme brands in the digital multi-channel world – perspectives of the uk television professionals. Masters Thesis (Masters). Bournemouth University.
Street, S., Bailey, T. and Deutsch, S., 2003. Sounding the past: three silent films. Journal of Media Practice, 4 (1), pp. 41-54.
Street, S., 1998. Film on Radio - The Case of Procession to the Private Sector. In: Purbeck Film Festival, October 1998, Rex Cinema, Wareham. (Unpublished)
Taylor, J, 2013. From sound to print in pre-war Britain: the cultural and commercial interdependence between broadcasters and broadcasting magazines in the 1930s. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
Turnock, R. F., 2007. The expansion of television in the 1950's and 1960's: institutions, society and culture. Doctorate Thesis (Doctorate). Bournemouth University.
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I am considering egg sharing. Does that mean that I'm a 'donor'?
Yes. Egg sharing involves donating some of your eggs to someone else for treatment. This means that the rules regarding donation apply to you. For more information see For Donors and The HFEA Guide to Infertility.
I donated before 1st April 2005 and now would like to be identifiable to any children born as a result of my donation – how do I do this?
You can contact the clinic where you donated, or the HFEA. if you wish to remove your anonymity retrospectively. Once you remove your anonymity you cannot then opt to become anonymous again. Your I.D information can subsequently be made available to you donor-conceived offspring upon request.
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No, on 1 April 2005, the law changed so that anyone who registers to donate their eggs or sperm after this date must give identifying information. This information will be made available to a child born from the donation if he or she requests it after they turn 18. To find out more about how the recent changes in the law can affect you and your family, see:
I've heard you can get compensated for sperm and egg donation. How much will I get paid?
Whilst payment for donors is prohibited, you may be able to receive a fixed amount of money to reasonably cover any financial losses you incur in connection with the donation.
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I've been given a rough budget and told to submit a list of recommendations for course books for older teens/adults. Ideally they'll have an accompanying audio CD and it doesn't matter if they don't have separate teacher and student course books (although that would be good as the students could then have a book). A series of books going right from beginner to advanced would be preferred and it's General English as I'll have the add the specialist content myself.
Er, HELP?! I've only ever used English File and Headway and before this job I did EAL support in an international school and was a private governess, so both with children and neither involved teaching from a course!


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During my many years of hunting in Saskatchewan, I have witnessed two incidents of American hunters displaying unacceptable behavior. War Wagon and I have exchanged a couple PMs regarding this subject. He thought I should post the incidents :
Several years ago, one of my hunting buddies pulled his 15 year old son out of school, so he could travel with us to Sask. One morning we met up with another group of American hunters alongside a road where we were watching some Canada geese. During our conversation, their group leader openly bragged about the huge over limit of Canadas in their freezer at a motel, how they always smuggle extra birds home by removing both wings and hiding them in their vehicle, how they had been shooting sharptail grouse even though they knew the season was closed for nonresidents, and how they were over their limit of pintails. When we arrived back at the farm where we stay, I called the local Warden. I gave him all the details of the violations, my name, contact information, and offered to provide a written statement if needed. I did not tell my buddies what I had done. The following evening during dinner, the Warden called me back. He thanked me for the info,and advised the bad guys had already paid their fines and were headed back to the US. He further advised that they would not be allowed back in Canada. I returned to the dinner table and told my story. Both my friend with the teenager and the farm couple who had two children sitting at the table, thought it was a great lesson in "doing the right thing".
Another time while having a late breakfast with my friends at a small town Sask. diner, I observed another group of American hunters seated next to us. I watched as one man scolded a teenage waitress so badly, she began to cry and run out of the dinning room. He was upset that his eggs were not done to his liking. I guess I sort of lost it. I jumped up, grabbed the guy by the collar, and instructed him in proper manners. I then invited him out into the parking lot where I promised to give him a post graduate course in manners. He declined. I walked into the kitchen and apoligized to the staff for my fellow American's rude behavior. When I returned to the dinning room, they were gone.