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Re: Prismatic Rose
First white shirt I've ever voted for!
How is this not off topic?
Re: The Life Cycle of a CATerpillar
I so want a kittenpiller! I suppose this shirt will have to be enough though.
My favorite day is 14! It is impressive that it can make all its legs vanish when it has so many.
Re: The color of light
The only shirt in this derby I would actually buy and wear. Really hope this shirt makes it to print.
I'm so sick of all the cutesy and cartoony designs that fog every single week. For once I'd love an adult-geared shirt to win.
fventz wrote:That's exactly what I thought. Sure as hell looks like a weed plant to me. And the colors fit, too.
completely unintentional... although I realize that it looks similar, it is NOT a marijuana plant. I'm actually very anti-drug.
A couple of things... didn't he do a TMNT theme shirt a few weeks ago? I mean, there has to be some penalty points for flogging a dead horse... but I guess everybody seems to love the dead horse.
Second... would your average kid even know what TMNT is at this point... being in my late-20s I"m not "hip" to the "kids"... but as far as I'm aware its been awhile since any TMNT stuff has been on tv/movies/cereal/etc.
I suppose that's a moot point... I don't know from where the Ramy legion rises but they are just that.... legion.
Re: Experimental Fail
I think this shirt is fine and fits the theme, and has a dark sense of humor that I like. All the people who are over sensitive need to relax. As stated above it seems okay to draw zombies which are reanimated freaking people, but you kill a few imaginary turtles and the world ends.
There are plenty of abstract "experiments" that could never happen but people have issue with this design. You've got my vote, keep up the great art work.
Re: The Color Solution
The Color Solution
Guys, I made a video process when I did this shirt, maybe will be help full for you!
Note: its the full process and my english is not very good, but I hope works for you!
we will cover: Half toning, prepare the files for printing, and some spanish!
So good and fantastic colors!
Pretty sure the number of colours in visible light is not the important thing here. The point is that this is a very common, very basic plant biology experiment that gets repeated everywhere.
The best part is it's accurate too! Plants generally undergo photosynthesis faster under red light, thereby growing more, but more slowly under green light. The green pigments are able to absorb the wavelengths of red light, but not green light. With blue and yellow it's somewhere in between, depending on the plant.
Awesome. Totally getting this if it gets printed.
Re: Highpothesis Tested
Sometimes personal success can exceed our expectations.
Re: Boron is the Fifth
this is one of the most clever ideas in the competition. the clothing from the movie really sells it!
Well, I think the shirt is on the edge between dark humor and poor taste. I probably wouldn't wear it myself, but unlike others, I don't feel its mere existence is not an affront to science or animals.
That's not why I posted though. I keep seeing people say TMNT was a video game first. The original TMNT was a comic book (first published in 1984). It was a small, independent comic which grew into a multi-media phenomenon very quickly.
jzlosman wrote:It started as a comic in the mid-80s. Followed by 4 TV series, 4 films, and are you ready for this...21 video games. How can you try to make a case that TMNT is not a video game. The origin media is irrelevant.
Unless it's not. Woot decides on how the rules apply and generally what format the original thing started as does tend to matter in their process. However flawed that might be. They've made one rejection for video games for TNMT and swung the other way on that ever since then.
We've had several "no video game" derbies with TMNT shirts surviving until the end in the fog without rejections. Arguing whether or not 21 games matter more than the comic that started it and continued to be made for 15 years... (how many issues is that? Looks like 129 issues) seems a bit silly. You could make the argument that without the comic all the rest of the media wouldn't exist but like I said it just gets a bit silly. Just tattle it.
Re: Science Class
This is really nice. I would put up something that shows the halftones you are using in fear of a rejection for being to small of dot.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=51950]Young Bell
Re: Bonsai for all Seasons
This is really pretty! I'm a little concerned about the detail getting lost in printing but this is really nice.
Re: Just Add Love (Version 2)
PixelPants wrote:Definitely meant in a complimentary sense. You always eradicate superfluous detail and get to the heart of your ideas, which a lot of people here really respond to.
Thanks for clarifying, nice to hear
suzer22 wrote:YAY! Excellent!
Thanks suzer!
lonelypond wrote:yes, solves the only problem it had. Nice.
Oh good! I was still worried people who liked the original before might still prefer that one.
readingatmidnigtht wrote:LOve!
Thanks readingatmidnight!
be10der2me wrote:I really like this! And no cannabis reference! +1
Thanks be10der2me!
Re: You are here
That pooor rat. He can't read that sign. It'll probably end up as bedding. Cute idea! Something about the rat's head seems a bit odd but it's still very cute.
I love this! Adorable. And yes bonus, no cartoon animals harmed
This seems to be within the rules of this week's derby, though like nearly all of Ramy's shirts it doesn't deserve to be anywhere near the fog. But I see a larger problem than the subject matter of the shirt, namely that its graphic is tiny. People would have to get up close and squint just to figure out what the hell was going on. And considering how lãme the shirt is, the payoff for doing so would be nonexistent.
I find this disturbing. :P
I love it! nice placement too!
Re: 18XX SCIENCE FAIRE SHOWDOWN
This is so far the only entry in this whole derby I like. No animal cruelty made light of, it's on topic, it's wearable outside of context, and it's one of my favorite designers.
spectacular use of halftones!
The design seems very small. You may have labeled the bottle as 'Detergent' but that almost assuredly would not be legible to anyone looking at the shirt. Aside from the fact that this could be depicting borderline animal cruelty, even if it's just to be blamed on some Jatravartid kid at a science fair, I don't care for the execution at all.
Re: Potato Power
Potato Power!
6 colors on asphalt.
Re: Minor Modifications
Considering the fact that Pluto was demoted in 2006, I struggle to see how this idea would still be relevant at a science fair. Assuming a middle school or lower science fair, most of the children would be too young to even take notice of Pluto's demotion. If this shirt was put out 5 years ago, it would have been deemed commonplace, but submitting it now makes it outdated.
Re: fresh!
gotta love some diet cola-cola (c:
AnimalChin624 wrote:Nice work .....
Thanks man, appreciate the feedback.
This is really sad how obsessed people are getting over this...
I get the joke, I like TMNT and all, but I don't wanna walk around with a picture of dead turtles on my shirt though.
Re: [url=http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=51851]Just put an
SO MUCH WIN. I love it!
Re: Magnetic fields and water flow
I like the color of this shirt, the graphics work well and make it a pleasant overall design.
Re: The Little Inventor
Wow, this is fantastic!!! Excellent skills you have here! I really love the whimsy and action in the scene. You manage to focus on the little kid too, so it's quite obvious the shenanigans going on, hahah. Awesome entry! +1! Good luck .
I always look forward to your entries, Pixel. You do such fantastic detail work. I really love this! The layout is really unique and the scene is really funny. Spot on the theme as well. +1!!
What is it with Ramyb and turtles?!
Beautiful illustration Kasey. Your talent and versatility never ceases to amaze me.
Re: My Pet Turtle Weighs 6 Balloons
No Mr. Turtle!! Go float back into the fog! ;_;
really nice and simple, just the way i like it! i forsee this one in the fog by tomorrow if not tonight =)
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LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. - Getting a double-double from Lily Grenci and collecting 19 offensive rebounds, Siena College defeated the Canisius women's basketball team 64-53 at the Alumni Recreation Center on Sunday afternoon. Canisius finishes the regular season with an 11-18 overall record and 8-10 record in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.
Canisius and Siena finish tied for sixth place in the conference standings, and the Saints win the tiebreaker for the No. 6 seed. The Griffs will be the No. 7 seed in next week's MAAC Championship and will play No. 10 seed Saint Peter's in the first round. Tipoff at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Mass. is set for noon.
Senior Ashley Wilkes posted fourth double-double of the season with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Sophomore Kayla Hoohuli had 14 points and four steals while junior Jamie Ruttle had 11 points and six rebounds.
"When we were trying to dig back into the game in the second half, we were getting stops but couldn't finish defensive possessions. Those offensive rebounds for Siena were huge," Canisius coach Terry Zeh said. "I didn't think we attacked Siena's zone very well and were a little stagnant offensively."
Both teams struggled with turning the basketball over early in the game, with Canisius committing seven turnovers in the opening seven minutes while Siena (12-17, 8-10 MAAC) had 11 turnovers in eight and a half minutes. The Saints took a 7-4 lead on a 30-foot, banked 3-pointer from Grenci that just beat the shot clock. The Griffs would never lead the rest of the way, but used a 6-0 run later in the half, capped by a layup from Wilkes to make it 18-17. Siena pushed its lead to eight points on two occasions, but the Griffs got a jumper from Ruttle and another layup from Wilkes in the final minute of the half to trail by four at the half.
Grenci drained 3-pointers on back-to-back possessions early in the second half to push Siena's lead to 37-28 with 16:27 remaining. The Griffs could never make a serious run in the second half as they couldn't cut the deficit to fewer than five points. Wilkes scored six straight points and made it 39-34 with just under 13 minutes left. Siena responded with a 6-0 run during the next three and a half minutes to push the lead back to 11 points.
A 3-pointer from Hoohuli cut the deficit to 45-38, and Canisius got a stop on the defensive end but turned the ball over in transition, one of seven turnovers in the final eight minutes for the Griffs. Siena went on an 8-2 run to extend the lead to a game-high 13 points. Canisius got as close as six points at 55-49 with 2:52 left as the Griffs held Siena to two points over a four-minute stretch. Canisius forced missed shots on the next two Siena possessions but gave up an offensive rebound each time as Siena had 12 offensive rebounds in the second half. The Saints made nine free throws in the final two and a half minutes to put the game away.
Grenci had 22 points and 14 rebounds, going 5-of-15 from the floor but 4-for-6 on 3-pointers. Clara Sole Anglada had 12 points while Kanika Cummings scored 13 points.
Notes: Siena defeated the Griffs in Loudonville for the fourth consecutive season, and the teams split the season series for the third time in the last four years... Canisius will play in the first-round of the MAAC Championship for the fourth consecutive season... Siena held a 27-0 lead in bench points as the Griffs didn't score a bench point for the first time this season... The Griffs held their opponent under 30 percent from the floor for the third time in the last four games... The 21 turnovers for the Griffs were the most since they had 22 against Marist on Jan. 18.


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Natural Resource Management (Cooperative)
Coordinator: Frank T. Kuserk
In conjunction with Duke University, the environmental studies and sciences program at Moravian College offers a cooperative program in natural resource management leading to the Master of Environment Management (M.E.M.) or Master of Forestry (M.F.). Students pursuing either degree enroll in a specially designed three-year Moravian curriculum that provides basic background in the biological sciences, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and economics. After completion of the three-year curriculum and degree requirements at Moravian College and upon recommendation by the College, students may apply to the Nicholas School of the Environment at Duke University. Students should plan to take the Graduate Record Examination in the fall of the junior year at Moravian. Scores from the GRE and undergraduate grades are used as guidelines for admission to Duke. Because of the competitive nature of this program students should contact the program coordinator as early as possible.
After students have completed the first year of study at Duke and have earned enough credits to meet Moravian's graduation requirements, Moravian College will award the bachelor's degree. The professional degree is awarded by Duke when students have completed the second year of graduate study. Students who follow the program may earn the B.S. and M.E.M. or M.F. in five years.
In both degree programs at Duke, different instructional tracks allow students to develop areas of specialization. Those pursuing the M.E.M. may study resource ecology, air and water resources, ecotoxicology, or resource economics and policy. Those seeking an M.F. may study forest management science or forest productivity (silviculture).
The Major in Natural Resource Management
Students in the natural resource management program complete a minimum of 23 course units at Moravian. In addition to the requirements listed below, students should fulfill the following requirements for general education. Students interested in natural resource management should select Mathematics 107 to fulfill their Quantitative Reasoning (F2) requirement and Biology 112 or 119 to fulfill their Science (F4) requirement. In the Multidisciplinary category, they need choose only four of the six categories. They also need complete only one of the two Upper-Division category requirements.
The natural resource management major consists of five biology course units, including Biology 112 and 119 and three electives selected with the approval of the program advisor to complement the student's career interests and study plans at Duke. Electives may be chosen from Biology 210, 230, 265, 350, 351, and 360. The major also includes Mathematics 107, 170 and 171 (or 106-166 and 171); Chemistry 113-114; Computer Science 105 or 120; Physics 109-110 or 111-112; and Economics 152.
Students planning to study forestry at Duke take Biology 230. Those planning for an M.E.M. in resource ecology with a specialization in ecotoxicology may take Chemistry 211-212 in lieu of Physics 111-112 and are encouraged to select Biology 265, 350, and 351 as electives.


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The two foundations join forces to expand their efforts to reach young people.
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The Axe that I have right now
Marker:Empire Axe
Year:not sure. It has the older board.
Condition: 9/10. One scratch on the foregrip. Thats all.
Color: Black
Upgrades:Boss bolt. medium spring, 14inch matchstick barrel.
trades:geos, egos, any high ends or almost high end.
Known Problems: none
What is Included:Axe, barrel, parts, lube, GatWrap XL, barrel sock.
location: Chicago, IL. Will only do local trades at fields so i can shoot it first. I don't like taking risks.
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text: Greetings all, after seeing the Republic backpack sported on Padawans and Troopers throughout season 2 of TCW I couldn't wait to tout one of these around. I still have a lot of bondoing and sanding to do though, but its come a long way. Also, I recently fabricated some polyester straps as well as the tarp covering that I tried to keep true to the animated version. Feedback and comments would be appreciated.


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Stats Zone brings you facts, figures and graphics ahead of every Arsenal game.
The Gunners visit Stoke City this weekend and, as ever, Arsène Wenger's side can expect a tough physical examination by Tony Pulis' team.
The Britannia Stadium has not been an especially happy hunting ground for Arsenal in recent years but they have the passing ability to create chances on Sunday.
Today's Stats Zone focuses on two Spaniards who could make the difference.
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Arsenal's new playmaker made a sparkling debut against Sunderland, setting up the best chance of the match for Olivier Giroud and going close himself on three occasions.
Cazorla made 77 passes in his first Arsenal appearance and, as our chalkboard graphic shows, he misplaced just six of them - four in the first half and two after the break.
"I believe a team goes through its strong point and we have seen that straight away with Cazorla," Wenger told Arsenal Player this week. "He is a strong point in our team."
If the 27-year-old can find time and space at the Britannia Stadium he can cause Stoke serious problems.
(Key: green = successful passes, yellow = key passes, red = unsuccessful passes)
Cazorla turned heads on his Arsenal debut and last summer's Spanish recruit was also a stand-out performer against Sunderland.
Mikel Arteta controlled the game from the centre of the pitch, making himself available at all times and initiating Arsenal attacks with short, accurate passes.
The departure of Alex Song saw Arteta deployed in a deeper, more disciplined role and our heatmap graphics demonstrate that.
The first graphic shows Arteta's position against Sunderland this season - with the red areas showing his continual presence in central areas.
The second graphic illiustrates Arteta's position in last season's home game against Sunderland when the Spaniard spent less time in the centre circle and had more licence to roam.
STOKE CITY v ARSENAL - FACTS
- Since their return to the top flight, there have been five meetings in all competitions between Stoke and Arsenal at the Britannia Stadium with the Potters winning three to the Gunners' one
- Peter Crouch has scored seven Premier League goals against Arsenal; only versus Blackburn (eight) has he been more prolific. He has scored in both games for Stoke against the Gunners
- In 2011/12, Stoke scored the highest percentage of goals from set pieces in the Premier League (58 per cent), while Arsenal scored the lowest percentage from dead ball situations (14 per cent)
- Six of the nine goals Stoke have scored against Arsenal have come from set pieces
- Santi Cazorla set up seven scoring chances, more than any other player in the top flight on the opening weekend
- Stoke have picked up just 20 points in 20 Premier League games in 2012
- Stoke have scored first in all five games they have played against Arsenal in all competitions at the Britannia Stadium under Tony Pulis, and on four of those occasions inside 11 minutes
- Stoke are unbeaten in their last seven home matches (W3 D4 L0), but have drawn the last three in a row; the first of those a 1-1 draw with Arsenal
- Arsenal have won just one of their last six Premier League matches (W1 D4 L1)
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When he attacked Romanov he became the Hulk accidentally but he became the Hulk voluntarily for the fight. He even said just before that happened that his secret is "I'm always angry." I took that to mean he learned to be able to become the Hulk at will but if pushed into it against his will it is still out of control.
If you watch Thor, there is Thanos glove in the relic room where they kept the Destroyer and the thing the frost giants were after.
You mean the ultimate gauntlet? I really hope they don't end up using Thanos as the villain. Using these alien creatures as a villain in this one was a stretch enough(although successfully excecuted), throwing in Thanos would just bring the whole thing way too far out. I was a fan of how Ironman, Captain America, and even the Hulk stayed somewhat realistic and believable. Thor was well done, but too fantasy like. Thanos with an ultimate gauntlet battle would just be redic.
As far as the explanation to my question about Hulk - I don't know if that's the right answer, but it definitely sounds like a good one. I'll buy it.
Alright, the Hulk took endless amounts of shots to the body, was able to stop a flying gigantic whale/wtf ship on a dime by punching it. It seems like the hulk is basically god, where no one can defeat him. I guess in the end hulk>everything else.
Here is what I am pondering...
One thing that kinda annoys me is how they defeat Loki. The man gets in massive fight with about every avenger, Loki and thor were mostly going at it, two godly beings were trading blow for blow and he was able to take the damage and still be able to get away/fight on. But then he finally meets the hulk face to face and the hulk throws loki around like a rag doll, making it seem he crushes every bone is his body. So then loki just lays there and waits for the avengers to saver the day and let thor take his back as a prisoner or whatevs. I thought that the scene was good and funny, but a little suprised how the hulk was just able to finish him in 2 seconds.
too many spoiler tags make Hulk smash!
I think it destroyed Loki's will power more than anything else.
I dont think Thanos is the next villain for the Avengers 2... I think he will be Ironman's villain in Ironman 3
The villain for IM3 is someone who releases a virus via nanobots played by Ben Kingsley. They haven't named the villain specifically, but that doesn't sound like the MO for a being like Thanos.


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Marist Falls to West Virginia in the Old Spice Classic
Release: November 22, 2012
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Mountaineers center Aaric Murray came in off the bench in the second half and finished with 10 points and five rebounds.
Henderson had all his points in the first half to help West Virginia (1-1) take a 51-19 halftime lead. The Mountaineers made 22 of 39 shots during the opening half, while Marist went 5 for 20.
Marist (1-3) got 10 points from Isaiah Morton. Adam Kemp had six points and nine rebounds.
West Virginia's margin of victory was the largest at the Old Spice Classic. The previous mark was set in 2010 when Texas A&M beat Iona 74-55.
Juwan Staten converted a pair of free throws midway through the second as West Virginia went up 65-26. Harris' layup made it 81-36 with four minutes to play.
Henderson had a slam dunk and then hit a 3-pointer as West Virginia took a 24-9 advantage eight minutes before intermission. Harris had a 3-point play, slam and layup to extend the Mountaineers lead to 37-14.
Kevin Noreen scored after a rebound, Matt Humphrey had a fastbreak slam and Henderson added two baskets during a 12-0 run that put West Virginia ahead 15-6 with 13 minutes left in the first half.
Humphrey finished with 10 points and teammate Jabarie Hinds had 11.


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I have been bashing around in here for a few days now and have noticed that a bunch of messages get read and nothing gets answered.
My question to you all is what gets you motivated to talk to each other.
Obiviously we are all here because we enjoy the sport !
I was under the impression that i might be able to get some info from here, and also may be able to help someone else, but unfortunately its like a 7 yrs old chat room.
This is a great oppotunity for everyone to pick each others brains, share stories ( long or tall ). hell i would even take a recipe to give my wife.
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Green Bay Dealt Heartbreaking Loss at the Buzzer
By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
VALPARAISO, Ind. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - For 39 minutes and 59 seconds, Green Bay (18-15) was on its way to the Horizon League championship game. Then Ryan Broekhoff hit a fallaway, desperation three-pointer at the buzzer to stun the Phoenix 70-69 in the semifinals of the conference tournament.
The shot came at the end of a gutty second-half performance by the Phoenix. Sparked by sophomore Keifer Sykes (Chicago, Ill.), who tied a career high with 31 points, poured in 21 points in the second half to help Green Bay recover from a 10-point deficit.
Sykes' fourth three-pointer of the half and a jumper in the lane staked Green Bay to a four-point lead (62-58) with 2:42 to play. After free throws and a jump hook by Phoenix junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.), Valparaiso would tie the game at 64 on a Broekhoff three-pointer with 1:14 remaining.
On the next possession, senior Brennan Cougill (Sioux City, Iowa) made a turnaround in the post with 39 seconds to play to give Green Bay a 66-64 lead 39 seconds left.
Matt Kenney missed a three-pointer for Valpo, and Sykes grabbed a rebound in traffic. After Valpo fouled three times to get into the bonus, Sykes went to the line for a one-and-one. The sophomore, who broke the program's single-season record for free throws made, calmly sank two free throws to go ahead 68-64 with 13 seconds to play.
Kenney drilled a three from the right corner with seven seconds to play to close the gap to one point. Brown was fouled on the inbounds, and the junior made the first before the second caromed off the front of the rim.
The Crusaders got the ball to Broekhoff, who dribbled to the top of the arc, fumbled the ball, recovered and made a fadeaway over the outstretched arms of Cougill.
Green Bay trailed 13-4 at the first media timeout, but recovered to take a 22-20 lead with 3:11 to play on a layup from sophomore Greg Mays (Chicago, Ill.). The Crusaders scored nine of the last 11 points of the half to lead 29-24 at the break.
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Saturday, September 15: Southampton at home.
Like every Arsenal player, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will 'take one game at a time' this season. But the 18-year-old admits he will have an extra spring in his step when his old club visit Emirates Stadium early in the new season.
It was the first fixture Oxlade-Chamberlain looked for when the Premier League fixtures were released in June. And the man who left Southampton for Arsenal last summer doesn't need to check the schedule to know the details.
"Fourth game in isn't it? It is at home," he responded when quizzed by reporters during Arsenal's tour.
"First and foremost, I am delighted Southampton are back in the Premier League, which is where they belong. It has been a long time coming, they struggled to get up for a few seasons and it is good to see them back.
"I cannot wait for the game. There will be a really good atmosphere and I will have to wait and see what kind of reception I get. But I am sure it will be a good game and I am really looking forward to it.
"I look forward to all my games but, maybe, this one is just that little bit extra special. We will be looking to beat them."
Oxlade-Chamberlain enjoyed a reunion with his old Southampton mates as recently as this month, making the trip to the south coast to watch Arsenal lift the Markus Liebherr Memorial Cup at St. Mary's.
"Yes, I was in the stands," he explained. "I wanted to support the boys and I saw my old team-mates. It was weird being back there, being part of Arsenal, as I was previously there as a Southampton player.
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We are a amateur team out of wichita kansas, We are recruiting one player for the tournament play. We either play out of Edge or Graffiti and looking for ages 12-17. You dont have to be in those age groups but we'd like it. We will play 3man series tournaments and local. Practice schedule will be made up soon, and you need to be able to bunker on demand.
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Riding on its highly anticipated status, "Oblivion" soared to the top spot in this weekend's box office for the weekend of April 19-21, 2013.
The Tom Cruise-fronted action adventure grabbed an impressive $38.2 million for its freshman weekend in theaters.
Scaring up a first place nod in its box office debut, "Evil Dead" was tops with theater goers for the weekend of April 5-7, 2013.
The horror newcomer took in $11.5 million on Friday, and grabbed a respectable total of $26 million when all was said and done.
Showing its power in the weekend box office rankings, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" took the top honors raking in more than $50 million.
The action flick starring Channing Tatum and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson comes in second place for the highest grossing Easter weekend box office record behind "Wrath Of The Titans" in 2010."
Blasting away the competition, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" is projected to take home the top spot at the box office for the holiday weekend of March 29-31, 2013.
Kicking off the holiday weekend with a bang, the stars of "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" showed up at the big Hollywood premiere last night (March 28).
Bruce Willis brought his lovely wife Emma Heming along with daughter Rumer Willis for the big shindig at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Tinseltown.
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Pulling in respectable numbers for a Wednesday, "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" earned $2.2 million for its nighttime release.
Predictions put the action sequel in the $40-$45 million four day domestic debut range with hopeful Paramount studio believing it could hit $50 million.
In anticipation of its release later this month, Paramount Pictures released two new TV spots for "G.I. Joe: Retaliation."
The sequel to the 2009 action flick follows the Joes, who are not only fighting their usual enemy, Cobra, but also threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence.
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Tillman is in his first year with the Terps after coming over from Harvard last summer. No. 4 Maryland is 8-2 and comes off two big wins (Virginia and Navy), and faces one of the country's hottest teams in No. 3 Hopkins (8-2), winners of three in a row (Virginia, North Carolina, Albany). The former Navy assistant had an emotional game last Friday night at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium not only returning to the place he coached for 12 years but facing the memorial tribute to former Mid Brendan Looney before the game.
This will be the 107th meeting of Hopkins-Maryland, a game that played at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium the past two seasons along with Army-Navy as part of Inside Lacrosse's Smartlink Day of Rivals.
Tillman talked about the big rivalry game Saturday night, his transition so far in Year 1 at Maryland, the emotions he dealt with last Friday at Navy, the seven times UM has faced a zone defense this year, how Ryan Young is doing as his mother battles pancreatic cancer back on Long Island and the emergence of sophomore goalie Niko Amato.
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Tonight's friendly between Brazil and Sweden will have a distinctive Arsenal flavour, and not just because the game is taking place at Emirates Stadium.
Gilberto and Freddie Ljungberg, if the latter shakes off an injury, will lead out their countries on familiar turf. Julio Baptista is also in the Brazil squad. Then there is the 22-year-old whose presence would be another feather in the cap of Arsenal's Academy.
Sebastian Larsson rose through the Club's youth ranks, made three first-team appearances and and played in the historic first game at Emirates Stadium, Dennis Bergkamp's testimonial in July 2006. However, the young Swede moved to Birmingham last summer after spending last season on loan at St. Andrews.
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Vito Mannone believes that his current run in Arsenal's first team is just reward for the hard work he has put into his game.
Injuries to Wojciech Szczesny and Lukas Fabianski have given the Italian 'keeper his chance this season - and the 24 year-old has not let anyone down in his five appearances to date.
He says that last season's loan spell at Championship side Hull City, where he made 23 appearances and kept nine clean sheets, was good preparation for the challenges he is now facing.
"It was a good lesson to go out on loan and perhaps learn things the hard way," he told the Official Matchday Programme.
"Nothing was given easily to me. I've worked hard, and I thought I did enough last season for something to happen - whether at this Club or another. When you do the maximum you can in training and on the football pitch, you feel that something positive must happen, and that's how things are at the moment."
Mannone was linked with a move away from the Club this summer, but says he could not be happier with the way in which his fortunes have turned around.
"As the boss said recently, I was ready to go and play somewhere," he said. "I did some good work last year and think I deserved to be playing football - I couldn't be a number three.
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I'm a 25-year-old native English speaker who has decided to go into teaching.
My plan is to spend about five years living in Spain and South America teaching English while travelling and surfing (waves, not the net), which is my passion.
After that I intend to return to England to do my PGCE (Masters teaching degree) in English and after working locally for a year or two to go off and become an English teacher in an international/private school somewhere warm.
My question is regarding qualifications..
I think I will most probably go for a CELTA as it seems to be well regarded in Europe and will give me a better chance than if I were to attain a standard TEFL certificate. I should note that I am also teaching myself Spanish and will soon be taking Spanish classes so that I will be fluent by the time I leave (probably 12-18 months from now)
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Would I be able to find decent-paying work in schools in Spain with a CELTA or would it be wiser to just do my PGCE AND a TEFL/CELTA straight away to ensure that I would have a chance of gaining sufficient employment in Spain? The idea of teaching in schools fulltime sounds much more attractive than working 20 hours a week.
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The record-breaking children raised more than £100,000 for Save the Children and Arsenal's Charity of the Season, TreeHouse, the national charity for autism education.
The attempt, which lasted for two hours and four minutes, beat the existing record held by the Cycling Club of Chengdu, China, involving 1083 people in 2006. In the last two years, there have been seven unsuccessful attempts to smash the record.
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well I know where the brass chips in the bolt came from. fired three rounds, everyother one fired. Where the firing pin hit the round is now a hole with pieces of primer missing, exploded backward into the bolt. The shells that did not fire have small dimples in them, second picture. See pictures.
either the primers are bad, the fireing pin is sticking a hole in the primer or the pressures are too high. The ammo is PMP, made by PRETORIA METAL PRESSINGS A DIVISION OF DENEL (PTY) LTD REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA.
Has anyone tryed to make a rivet sqeezer by grinding out the jaws on a 48" bolt cutter. I have one I never use anymore. I have several rivet tools I used when farming to rerivet sickle sections on sickles. They form good round heads.


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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. The 2011/12 campaign is no different and 17 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com track their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview of all the players and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch feature with reports from their latest matches.
Vito Mannone
Hull 0-0 Leeds
Tuesday, March 6
Vito Mannone played the whole of Hull's goalless draw against Leeds on Tuesday night, keeping yet another clean sheet.
Henri Lansbury
West Ham 1-1 Watford
Wednesday, March 7
Henri Lansbury played 16 minutes as a second-half substitute in West Ham's 1-1 draw with Watford on Wednesday night.
Craig Eastmond
Wycombe 4-2 Leyton Orient
Tuesday, March 6
Craig Eastmond played 89 minutes of Wycombe's 4-2 win over Leyton Orient on Tuesday, providing the assist for the Chairboys' first goal of the game.
Sead Hajrovic
Gillingham 3-1 Barnet
Tuesday, March 6
Sead Hajrovic played the full 90 minutes of Barnet's 3-1 defeat at Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium on Tuesday.
Rhys Murphy
Preston 0-0 Chesterfield
Tuesday, March 6
Rhys Murphy did not feature in Preston's 0-0 draw against Chesterfield at Deepdale on Tuesday night.
Daniel Boateng
Swindon 4-0 Dagenham & Redbridge
Tuesday, March 6
Daniel Boateng did not feature in Swindon's 4-0 victory over Dagenham & Redbridge on Tuesday.


text: House releases pension plan that would reduce benefits for future employees The House Ways and Means Committee on October 31 released its version of a pension bill that is similar to a bill passed by the Senate in September with a few key differences. The MTA is currently analyzing the House plan and expects to file amendments to it. The House has not yet scheduled a floor vote on the bill, but it could be taken up as soon as Wednesday, November 2. The House bill, like the Senate plan, would affect new state and municipal employees by requiring them to work longer to reach the maximum benefit level. In addition, pension benefits would be based on the highest five-year salary average, not the current three-year average. Both bills contain a modest increase in the cost-of-living-adjustment, raising the base on which the COLA is calculated from $12,000 to $13,000. The House bill does not contain several provisions that the MTA had lobbied for and won in the Senate, including allowing higher education members who selected the Optional Retirement Program (a defined contribution plan) to switch to the state retirement system (a defined benefit plan). On the plus side, however, the age at which a Group 1 employee would be eligible to retire and begin collecting retirement benefits is lower in the House bill. The Senate plan set 60 as the minimum retirement age while the House bill sets it at age 57. Under current law, it is age 55. The MTA opposed changes to the pension system that would reduce future members' benefits, arguing that members pay the vast majority of their own pension costs. The House and Senate leaders and the governor have argued that these changes are needed to reduce the state's future pension liabilities and protect the state's bond rating. The MTA will update members as more information about the bill and possible amendments become available.


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From what I can see, it looks like it will work just fine. The frames aren't too close. Good simple design. I will stick with my 32 frame with the auto speed advance however.
Looks good but you can't use that without using wired frames!!!!!!!!!!!!!Standard starter strip comb would fold in a moment!!!!!!And it will need to not run too high rpm. Slow build up of speed. Otherwise great job. Bailey
Looks good! What will you use as a motor or will you have a hand crank?


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Forrestal, Independence & Constellation to be Scrapped Friday, January 27, 2012
"Towing and complete dismantlement of multiple CV-59/CV-63 Class Aircraft Carriers in the United States
Solicitation Number: N0002412R4211
Agency: Department of the Navy
Office: Naval Sea Systems Command
Location: NAVSEA HQ
Jan 26, 2012 3:27 pm The Naval Sea Systems Command intends to solicit for the towing and complete dismantlement of multiple CV-59/CV-63 Class Aircraft Carriers in the United States, removal and disposal of hazardous materials in accordance with applicable Federal, State and local laws and regulations, and processing and sale of scrap metals and reusable items. Ownership of the vessels remains with the United States. Towing will be required from the carriers' locations in Philadelphia, PA and Bremerton, WA to the Contractors' facilities in accordance with the U.S. Navy Tow Manual. The contract(s) will be five-year Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts awarded on a firm fixed-price basis at the net cost to the government, considering the estimated value to the Contractor of the resulting scrap metals and reusable items...."


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..... I just hope Mann Lake will still have lower prices for those who wants to pick up.
Got the catalog today. Free shipping on orders over $100. Prices went way up. Wooden frames went from 82 cents to $1.45! They lost me with the price increases. Brushy Mountain is having their big sale right now. Paid 80 cents for frames. Bought 50 each of med. and deeps, plus a 12 pound box of foundation (135 sheets).


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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 210, December 15, 2000
Amdahl's Law
This is depressing. But read it before you buy that 500 node cluster!
When migrating a code to a parallel or vector system, the maximum speedup to expect can be quantified using Amdahl's Law.
A simple application of it is to declare that different portions of a code can run at two discrete speeds: fast or slow. "Fast or slow" portions are those which, for instance, are "vectorized or scalar," "parallelized or serial."
Amdahl's Law predicts speedup as a function of the percentage of the code which is "fast" and the ratio of the "fast" speed to the "slow" speed.
The limit to speedup is fairly obvious. Say the code does 95% of its work "fast," and that "fast", in the limit, means instantaneous. The remaining 5% of the work will still remain to be done, and will drudge along at the "slow" speed.
Thus, in the case of a parallel code, Amdahl's Law traces the diminishing returns gained by throwing more processors at a problem. A simple (if unrealistic) assumption is that the ratio of the "fast" speed to the "slow" speed equals the number of processors. A sample result:
Maximum speedup for a code which is 95% parallelized: Maximum Overall NPES Speedup ---- ------- 1 1.00 10 6.90 50 14.49 100 16.81 1000 19.63 10000 19.96This is depressing. What if you could squeeze out more parallelism?
Maximum speedup for a code which is 99% parallelized: Maximum Overall NPES Speedup ---- ------- 1 1.00 10 9.17 100 50.25 1000 90.99 5000 98.06 10000 99.02
Again, depressing... But this doesn't necessarily argue against buying more processors.
Peter Pacheco, in Parallel Programming in MPI (ISBN 1-55860-339-5) notes that Amdahl's Law assumes a fixed problem size. However, an important motivation for buying bigger machines is not so much to solve the same problem faster, but to solve larger instances of the problem. Much of the work done on big data sets is actually the parallel work, and thus, as the problem grows, the parallel fraction can also grow, and the asymptote defined by Amdahl's Law can improve.
These tables certainly argue, however, against using ever increasing numbers of processors on the same fixed-size problem. There is likely an optimum number which balances the performance limit shown by Amdahl's Law, overhead, such as communication costs, and cost in dollars for additional processors.
In the case of a vector code, the maximum ratio of "fast" to "slow" is fixed by the architecture and is the ratio of vector speed to scalar speed. On the SV1, the ratio is 20. A simple (if, again, unrealistic) assumption is that all vectorized sections of a code will run 20x faster than the scalar sections. In this situation, we can use Amdahl's Law to examine the benefit of increased vectorization, for instance:
Maximum speedup where vector speed is 20X scalar speed Maximum % of code Overall vectorized Speedup ----------- ------- 20.0 1.23 60.0 2.33 80.0 4.17 90.0 6.90 92.0 7.94 94.0 9.35 96.0 11.36 98.0 14.49 100. 20.00
Here's a comment on vectorization from Cray's Online Document, "Optimizing Application Code on UNICOS Systems, 004-2192-003" (available at http://www.arsc.edu:40/ ):
It is not always easy to reach 70% to 80% vectorization in a program, and vectorizing beyond this level becomes increasingly difficult, usually requiring major changes to the algorithm. Many users stop their vectorization efforts once the vectorized code is running 2 to 4 times faster than scalar code.
By now, I'm sure you're dying to see Amdahl's Law itself. Here's a formulation for parallel code:
1 S = -------------- (1-F) + F/Sp Where: S - is overall speedup F - is fraction of code that is parallelized Sp - is speedup achieved in the parallel sections of the code
But don't get out your calculator, there's an unlikely UNICOS command, "amlaw," that will compute maximum speedups for you. For instance:
CHILKOOT$ amlaw 100000000 99 100000000 CPUs, 99.00% Parallelism: Max Theoretical Speedup is 100.00 CHILKOOT$
Also, for Cray PVP users, the "atexpert" tool predicts your code's speedup if you were to run it on multiple dedicated CPUs. It provides a variety of statistics and recommendations, including a graph showing ideal speedup (as predicted by Amdahl's Law) and your code's predicted actual speedup. The difference between the two curves is the "overhead", which is a topic for another article!
UAF Courses
The following two spring semester courses may be of particular interest to ARSC Users:
MATH 660: Advanced Mathematical Modelling, Spring 2001
Instructor: D. L. Hicks, a Visiting Professor in DMS/ARSC with experience as a researcher/consultant at various national laboratories (e.g., SNLA, AFWL, INEEL) engaging in research in mathematical models, computational science, and supercomputing.
Meeting Place: Chapman 107 Meeting Time: TR 9:45am-11:15pm email: email@example.com telephone: 457-5817
Description: The models to be discussed are of fundamental importance in computational science and are the dominant driving forces behind supercomputing. Models of material dynamics, finance, economics, ecology, biology, and so forth, will be presented. This course will be especially valuable to students interested in computational X programs, where, for example, X = applied mathematics, biology, chemistry, engineering, physics, or science. Dr. Hicks invites those interested to come and share insights into this fascinating area.
CS693: Parallel Programming for Scientists.
Instructor: Guy Robinson, MPP Specialist and Scientific Liaison at ARSC with backgound in scientific computing at the European Center for Parallel Computing, Vienna, Austria; the Northeast parallel Architectures Center, Syracuse, NY; and the European Center for Medium Range Weather Forecasts, UK.
Meeting Time: R 07:00P-08:00P Meeting Place: Butrovich 007 email: firstname.lastname@example.com telephone 474-6386
Description: The basics of scientific parallel computing will be taught with specific attention given to programming using MPI and openMP, the two established paradigms. After completion of this course students will be able to design, debug and assess the performance of simple parallel codes.
Holiday Programming Contest
Fun for the holidays! Prizes!
Recent articles in this newsletter have focused on SV1 performance. Here's a challenge for those who might want to exercise their minds over the holiday period.Your challenge:
Achieve over 1 GFLOP/S on a single SV1 processor.No contest would be complete without rules:
Your entry must arrive by 5pm Alaska time on January 8, 2001. Send it to "firstname.lastname@example.com".
GFLOP/S will be measured, for the entire code, using hpm.
Your program must complete its run in under 2 minutes of CPU-time, again, as measured by hpm.
Your program must have fewer than 200 lines of source code. Documentation and white space won't count against this.
You must provide the code, the command for compilation, the command for running it, output from a sample run, and any necessary discussion. It must compile and run on chilkoot, where we'll do the timings.
Your entry will be judged under various objective and subjective criteria and the judges' decision will be final.
- The code which gets the most MFLOP/S is likely to win.
- Credit will be given for code producing a useful output.
- Credit will be given for programming style and illustration of optimization techniques and issues. We want to learn from this!
Excerpts from any entry may be published in the newsletter. Please point out the most useful or interesting aspects of your solution.
A prize will be awarded for every entry which follows the rules and exceeds 1 GFLOP/S, but the winner will get the BEST prize.
If you submit your entry on punch cards, pregnant chads will NOT be considered.
If, for some reason, these rules need adjusting, we'll do so in the web edition:
Quick-Tip Q & A
A:[[ My MPI code doesn't know until runtime how many messages the PEs [[ will be exchanging. Given this problem, how can I match a receive [[ to every send, as required by MPI? This questions implies that a loop iterates over all the sends and receives, and that the number of iterations is fixed at compile time. Here are two alternative algorithms to consider: 1) If the sender computes the number of sends, NMSGS, before entering the loop, it could inform the receiver of this number in a preliminary exchange. Then they could iterate together in lock step over the NMSGS sends/recvs. 2) Assuming the program would be correct even if the receiver were made to accept messages with any tag, you could define some unused tag as a flag to mark the end of the sends. E.g.: #define TAG_ALLDONE 9999 The sender would send one extra message, using TAG_ALLDONE, to terminate the exchange. On receiving the message with this tag, the receiver would bail out of its receive loop. E.g., for (;;) { MPI_Recv(data, data_sz, MPI_FLOAT, source, MPI_ANY_TAG, MPI_COMM_WORLD, & status); if (status.MPI_TAG == TAG_ALLDONE) break; /* process normal message */ .... } Q: I use "mpirun" to launch jobs on my cluster and it's a hassle. The command lines get elaborate and long, I make typos and forget various options and flags. Any Suggestions?
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After supporting fellow Team USA alum Shawn Johnson in her "Dancing with the Stars" freestyle routine, McKayla Maroney and Gabrielle Douglas have caught the dancing bug.
Both young gymnasts expressed a desire to join the competition themselves. McKayla exclaimed, " I definitely would [do DWTS]! It would just be an amazing experience" with Gabby adding, "Definitely. I love the dynamic and being paired with a partner, having so much fun behind the scenes and backstage . . . so why not?"
Still getting their well-deserved recognition, the U.S. women's olympic gymnastics team paid a visit to the White House on Thursday (November 15).
Known affectionately as the Fierce Five, the excited winners were treated to a meet-and-greet with another recent winner, President Barack Obama.
In honor of the nation's top athletes, Kate Middleton was on hand at the Buckingham Palace in London for a special reception this afternoon (October 23).
The 30-year-old Duchess looked amazing in a classic black dress, embellished with a sheer top as she chatted with Olympic gymnast Beth Tweddle.
It's already quite impressive that scored a gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics in beach volleyball, but it's even more astounding that Kerri Walsh Jennings did so while five weeks pregnant!
The 34-year-old beach volleyball babe is carrying her third child, and she told Matt Lauer that her bun in the oven definitely made things more complicated while she was competing in the English capital.
After accomplishing more than most 27-year-olds can even dream of, Michael Phelps is taking time for a little R&R.
The record setting Olympian visited sponsor Under Armour at their Tide Point campus for a pep rally/ceremony yesterday (September 10).
Supporting team GB, Prince Harry headed over to the Aquatics Centre in London, England for the swimming heats on day 6 of the London 2012 Paralympic Games on Tuesday (September 4).
Fully clothed in jeans and an Adidas jacket, the royal posed for a couple pictures with fans sitting next to him in the stands before jumping to his feet to meet former soldier and Paralympic athlete Derek Derenalagi.
Bringing an avid fan to his knees, Aly Raisman encountered a marriage proposal during a recent autograph signing at Office Depot in Los Angeles, California.
A young man (jokingly) popped the question with a candy ring and, although the three-time Olympic medalist declined, she did happen to excitedly reply, "I'll take the Ring Pop!"
She's still trying to adjust to her new role as America's Sweetheart, and Gabby Douglas is telling on in her interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The delightful 16-year-old Olympic gymnast will appear on "Oprah's Next Chapter" coming up this weekend to talk about her experiences thus far.


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American troops in Iraq accidentally killed a Sunni leader of the Awakening Councils that have played an important role in reducing violence in the country. Jassim al-Garnout was killed when he rushed to the site of an ambush and in the ensuing exchange of fire between the opposing forces, he was shot. American troops said they had warned their Sunni allies to stay clear of the area but Garnout went to the assistance of US troops. The incident is not important in the general frame of events in Iraq but it does highlight a shift that is occurring in Iraq. The US funded Sunni movement has encountered several such incidents in which friendly fire results in the death of their soldiers.
The Sunni Awakening Councils are growing restive, not simply because of such incidents, but due to the attitude of the Shiite Iraq government which has refused to accord respect to the Sunnis who have played such a key role in lowering the level of violence. The real question is what will happen once American soldiers leave if the Shiites refuse to share power and jobs with the Sunnis.


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Saturday, May 18, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT)
CHAMPS Charter High School presents the fourth annual CHAMPSFEST, a music festival for all ages promoting the best of the CHAMPS community and beyond. This 10 hour long event, hosted in part by the school's own internet radio station AER (Arts & Entertainment Radio), takes place this year on the field at Millikan Middle School in Sherman Oaks, CA.
Performances from SoCal's best up-and-coming bands, rappers and DJs will include appearances by Jonwayne, Chris B, Cherri Bomb, IM5, Djemba Djemba, Doll-E Girl, Urban Xtreme, Swerve Squad, Al Ross, Confetti Head, MnR, Wulf Lean, Eaves, Jetwolfe, and Alastair. CHAMPS acts include Senior Citizen Society, Lazloh, Deep Fryd Dynamite, Rebecca Pitchon, E.V.S., Sunday Postal Service and surprise guests.
An eclectic array of food will be available from vendors including The Lobos Truck, The Melt Bus, Menchies, Antonio's Pizzeria, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Kettle Popped, and more. Booths and display areas will represent local merchants and community services such as Operation Blankets of Love, 4Good, Providence Hospital Blood Donor Center and the California Highway Patrol. Fun activities, such as a gigantic blow-up sports course, joust arena and bungee basketball, as well as midway games, opportunity drawings and more will be available throughout the day.
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text: Does anyone here do PvP? I'm just wondering since this section is pretty dead. I PvP a few times, if anyone cares. Some people still don't like the PvP playstyle in the game, associating with people who can't understand teamwork, losing, or just think they'd rather do something else. So once again, do any of you PvP?


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During the New Hampshire primary, Senator John McCain said American forces might be neceesary in Iraq for about 100 years which upset many Iraqi leaders. Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari made clear that on crucial issues such as the duration of American involvement, "Who is in charge, we or you?" He is much more confident that al-Qaeda forces are crushed and is more concerned about the status of the Sunni led Sunni Awakening Movement which has about 70,000 soldiers. The foreign minister's optimism is undoubtedly important, but yesterday, the chief of police of Mosul was killed in a bomb explosion.
Iraqi leaders are anxious to conclude a bilateral treaty with the United States which makes clear who is in charge and who commands its armed forces. He agrees the presence of American troops is the main reason his government even exists, but there is need to clarify who is responsible for the security and under whose authority do military actions occur. Mr. Zebari has worked hard to cultivate good relations with Iran but is aware Iranian agents have helped train the Shiite Mehdi Army which currently is quiet. Mr. Zebari and Shiites are still not completely happy with the emergence of the Awakening Movement since it is a Sunni military force and there is always the possibility of tension and fighting between Shiites and Sunni.
Despite the optimism of Mr. Zebari and American military leaders, it is much too early to determine if the 100 year timeline of John McCain is an over-estimation or under-estimation.


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By Declan Taylor
Emile Heskey is likely to lead the Wigan line at Emirates Stadium on Saturday and Arsène Wenger likens the 30-year-old's roller-coaster career to that of last Sunday's dangerman, Nicolas Anelka.
Heskey's ferocious power and explosive pace earned him an £11million move from Leicester to Liverpool in 2000 but a lack of goals on Merseyside (39 in 150 appearances) saw the burly forward's reputation nosedive.
An unimpressive stint at Birmingham City, coupled with the emergence of Wayne Rooney, saw Heskey lose his place in the England squad. However, his resurgence at Wigan has seen the frontman return to both the international fold and the attentions of Premier League managers. That doesn't surprise Wenger.
"He has had ups and downs, but when you have quality you rise up to the top," said the Frenchman. "He has had a similar career to Nicolas Anelka. He had a strong start and then dropped off a little bit. They are now both back in the national team just because they are quality.
"I always encouraged every national coach to take him at international level. He has always been very efficient. He is a team player and has a fantastic physical presence.
"Technically, he can hold the ball up very well and he is quite quick. I always felt he was a good player and have known him since he was at Leicester."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Hi all,
I am looking to license a photo for use as album art and I cannot source this image: http://bit.ly/1eyU0lV
It's an image of a grapefruit that is very suggestive. It's also attached. It's been reblogged a lot on tumblr. I've done reverse image searches and exhausted every resource I can think of to track down the photographer for this image. If anyone has any info on the image or a way to track down the source, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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