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Anticomplement Immunofluorescence (ACIF) is a technique used to make certain indirect fluorescent antibody techniques more specific and sensitive. Here the fluorescent dye is conjugated to antibody directed at complement and then added to a complement-fixing complex of antigen and patient antibody.
Avidin-Biotin Immunofluorescence (ABIF) holds promise for more sensitive and specific amplification of indirect fluorescent antibody procedures. Antibody to the patient's specific antibodies is labeled with biotin, a compound capable of specifically binding avidin in high concentrations. Fluorescently labeled avidin is then added and fluorescent microscopy is used to detect the presence of the complexes.
Chemiluminescence Assays (CIA), including a subcategory using bioluminescence (biologically derived chemiluminescence agents), use the generation of light from oxidative chemical reactions as an indicator of the quantity of unbound luminescently labeled antigen. This allows quantitation of unlabeled antigen from patient specimens in a variety of homogenous (single phase) or heterogeneous (multiple phase) immunoassay techniques.
Coagglutination (CoA) is similar to the Latex Agglutination (LA) technique for detecting antigen. Protein A, a uniformly distributed cell wall component of Staphylococcus aureus, is able to bind to the Fc region of most IgG isotype antibodies leaving the Fab region free to interact with antigens present in the applied specimens. The visible agglutination of the S. aureus particles indicates the antigen-antibody reaction.
Complement Fixation (CF) is an exacting, complex yet sensitive procedure that detects the presence of a specific antigen-antibody reaction by causing the in vitro activation of complement via the classical pathway. If complement is not fixed, lysis of the preantibody-coated reagent erythrocytes occurs. Again, crude quantitation of antibodies is possible by determining the highest dilution (titer) at which lysis does not occur. The differentiation of specific antibody isotope is not possible.
Counterimmunoelectrophoresis (CIE) is a procedure in which oppositely charged antigen and antibody are propelled toward each other by an electrical field. This reduces the time necessary for visualization of the antigen-antibody reaction from 18-24 hours in Immunodiffusion (ID) to less than one hour and also substantially increases the sensitivity of the analysis. CIE has the capacity of detecting concentrations of antigen/antibody 10 times smaller than the lowest concentrations measurable by Double Diffusion (DD) or ID.
Direct Agglutination (DA) is a general term for techniques which use agglutination (macroscopic clumping) of particulate reagents as an indicator of the presence of an antigen-antibody reaction. Examples: Hemagllutination, Latex Agglutination, and Coagglutination.
Direct Fluorescent Antibody (DFA) is the straightforward detection of antigens using fluorescently labeled antigen-specific antibody. Because detection of the antigen in a substrate of patient sample (cellular smear, fluid or patient-inoculated culture medium) is the goal, DFA is seldom quantitative.
DNA "dot-blot" Hybridization (DOT-BLOT) is a rapid technique used to detect the presence of a specific DNA in a specimen. Dots, or spots of the DNA containing sample are placed onto a nitrocellulose membrane and fixed. This membrane is then hybridized to a radioactively labeled DNA segment of known sequence, specific for the pathogenic DNA being tested. If the pathogenic DNA is present in the specimen, complementary DNA sequences present on the membrane will hybridize, or anneal, producing a doublestranded DNA segment with the radioactive label incorporated into the molecule. The presence of radioactivity is detected by autoradiography.
Electrophoresis (EP) is a technique for separation of ionic molecules (principally proteins) by the differential migration through a gel according to the size and ionic charge of the molecules in an electrical field. Smaller molecules with a more negative charge will travel faster and further through the gel toward the anode of an electrophoretic cell when high voltage is applied. Similar molecules will group on the gel. They may be visualized by staining and quantitated, in relative terms, using densitometers which continuously monitor the photometric density of the resulting stain.
Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA) is the general term for an expanding technical arsenal of testing which allows a full range of quantitative analyses for both antigen and antibodies. These tests use color-changed products of enzyme-substrate interaction (or inhibition) to measure the antigen-antibody reaction. Examples of EIA procedures (EMIT, ELISA, MAC, MEIA) follow.
Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) is a sensitive, heterogeneous (multiple phase) analytical technique for quantitation of antigen or antibody in which enzyme-labeled antibody or antigen is bound to a solid support (e.g., tubes, beads, microtiter plate wells, plastic tines or fins). After addition of patient specimen and substrate, antigen, antibody or complex are detected by a color change indicating the presence of the product of an enzyme-substrate reaction. Direct ELISA is a technique for measuring antigen using competition for antibody binding sites between enzyme-labeled antigen and patient antigen. Indirect ELISA, or enzyme immunometric assay, measures antibody concentrations using bound antigen to interact with specimen antibodies. Enzyme-labeled reagent antibodies can be isotype-specific (i.e., capable of determining the presence of IgG, IgA, IgM, IgE classes which react with the antigen of interest). The specificity of indirect ELISA assays for IgM isotypes in some infectious diseases is limited by false-positive results due to IgM rheumatoid factor in the presence of IgG-specific antibodies.
Enzyme Multiplies Immunoassay Technique (EMIT) is a homogeneous (single phase) EIA procedure in which the antigen being measured competes for a limited number of antibody binding sites with enzyme labeled antigen. The reagent antibody has the ability to block enzymatic activity when bound with the reagent enzyme-antigen complex preventing it's formation of product in the presence of substrate. The free antigen-enzyme complexes resulting from competition with measured antigen in the sample forms color-change products proportional to the concentration of antigen present in the specimen.
Flow Cytometry (FC) is an emerging technique which holds great promise for the separation, classification and quantitation of blood cells and antibodies which affect blood cells. Complex computerized instruments are used to pass a monocellular stream of cells, platelets or other microscopic particulate elements through a beam of laser light. The cells are categorized first by size and then computer analyzed to sort the mixture of cellular elements into cell type by size. In addition, monoclonal antibodies to specific cell surface markers are conjugated to fluorescent dyes and each cell displaying appropriate fluorescent light emission is counted. Tabulation of counted data in conjunction with size analysis enables determination of relative percentages of each specific cellular subset for which monoclonal conjugates are utilized, even when the size of the cell is identical to other subset species.
Fluorescence Polarization Immunoassay (FPIA) is a technique which takes advantage of the increased polarization (non-random propagation of emission) of fluorescent light emissions when a fluorescently labeled antigen is bound by reagent antibody. The higher the concentration of unlabeled patient antigen present in the test mixture, the less bound fluorescent antigen is present and, consequently, the lower the polarization of the fluorescent light emission. Standard calibration yields quantitative results.
Fluorescent Antibody (FA) Assay is a general term for procedures which utilize the visual detection of fluorescent dyes coupled (conjugated) to antibodies which react with the antigen when present using fluorescent microscopy. FA allows a competent technologist to identify visually the site of the antigen-antibody reaction thereby rendering significant specificity. Variations are further explained below (DFA, IFA, ACIF, ABIF, and Microif).
Hemagglutination (HA) is a technique for detecting specific antibodies which, when present, will cause antigen-coated reagent erythrocytes to agglutinate. Crude quantitation of the antibodies can be achieved by performing a serial dilution of the patient serum and noting the highest dilution (titer) at which agglutination is still present.
Hemagglutination Inhibition (HI), also abbreviated HAI, is a variation of the HA technique. Some viral antigens, when coated on erythrocytes, spontaneously cause agglutination in the absence of the antibody. In these situations, the specific antigen-antibody reaction actually prevents the agglutination of reagent RBCs. HAI cannot differentiate between isotypes of specific antibodies (IgG, IgA, or IgM) although positive HAI analysis of specimens treated with Staphylococcus aureus protein A (discussed above under CoA) to remove the IgG isotope antibodies has been used to imply the presence of specific IgM antibodies to the specific viral antigen. The crude quantitation of the specific antibodies is possible using serial dilution (titer).
IgM Antibody Capture ELISA (MAC ELISA) has been developed to impart significant improvement in assay specificity to indirect ELISA procedures for IgM isotype antibodies. Solid-phase support (usually microtiter plate wells) are coated with anti-human IgM antibodies capable of binding all IgM isotype antibodies present in the specimen. Reagent antigen is then added, followed by enzyme-labeled antigen-specific antibodies. If IgM antibodies specific for the antigen in question are present, the "sandwich" complex will result in enzymatic color-change proportional to the concentration of IgM-specific antibody present. This technique appears to be the method of choice in many highly specific and more assays for IgM infectious disease antibodies.
Immunoblot, commonly referred to as "Western Blot" (WB) because of the similarity to Southern Blot (SB) and Northern Blot (NB), is used to detect antibodies to specific epitopes of electrophoretically separated subspecies of antigens. Electrophoresis of antigenic material yields separation of the antigenic components by molecular weight. Blotting of the separated antigen to nitrocellulose, retaining the electrophoretic position, and reacting it with patient specimen will result in binding of specific antibodies, if present, to each antigenic "band". Electrophoresis of known molecular weight standards allows for the determination of the molecular weight of each antigenic band to which antibodies may be produced. These antibodies are then detected using EIA reactions which characterize antibody specificity. This technique is often used to confirm the specificity of antibodies which are detected by ELISA screening procedures.
Immunocytochemical Assay (ICA) involves the computerized assessment of microscopic fields following Direct Flourescent Antibody (DFA), Indirect Fluorescent Antibody (IFA) or Indirect Immunoperoxidase (IP) analysis of biopsy tissue from the patient. In addition to improved specificity with the removal of operator subjectivity, the quantifiability of results through computer data analysis of color, intensity and concentration has only begun to be realized.
Immunodiffusion (ID), also called Double Diffusion (DD) or the Ouchterlony technique, is the classical procedure used to detect the presence of antibodies and determine their specificity by visualization of "lines of identity" (precipitin lines). These precipitin lines (precipitated antigen-antibody complexes) form where the binding concentrations of antigen and antibody are equivalent. Patient serum diffuses from one well through the gel and reacts with a known specific antigen (or antibody) which diffuses through the gel from a second well. DD is strictly qualitative, although the density of the precipitin line and the distance of the line from the sample well may give some identification of the antibody concentration.
Immunoelectrophoresis (IEP) is a two-step procedure which first involves the electrophoretic separation of proteins, followed by the linear diffusion of antibodies into the electrophoretic gel from a trough which extends through the length of the gel adjacent to the electrophoretic path. The antigen-antibody reactions produce precipitin arcs at positions where equivalence occurs. Although quantitation is subjective, an experienced eye can determine not only the presence of the antigen but, through visual comparison to normal control sera, may discriminate relative increases or decreases of antigen by gauging the length and density of the precipitin arcs at positions established for specific antigens using known standards.
Immunofixation (IFIX) is a powerful enhancement of immunoelectrophoresis in which a series of post-electrophoretic gel slabs are layered with cellulose-acetate gels saturated with specific antibodies. The resulting antigen-antibody complexes fixed on the second gel may then be stained, allowing sensitive and specific qualitative visual identification of paraproteins by electrophoretic position.
Immunoradiometric Assay (IRMA) uses low-level radioactively labeled specific antibody to quantitate low concentration compounds. In IRMA, a first antibody is presented on solid-phase (coated on tubes or beads). After binding the antigen present in the sample, a second radioactively labeled antibody is added. Radioactivity remaining after washing the solid phase is proportional to the concentration of antigen present in the sample and is quantitated by comparison to a standard curve.
Immunoperoxidase (IP) Assays are analogous to IFA in that antibody presence is identified on antigenic substrates visually. However, in the indirect IP instead of fluorescent dye-antibody conjugates, enzyme-antibody conjugated (principally peroxidase enzymes) are reacted with their corresponding substrates to produce a product which can be seen with a light microscope, eliminating the requirement for costly fluorescent microscopic equipment.
Indirect Fluorescent Antibody (IFA) is the detection of antibodies to specific antigentic material in the substrate using fluorescent microscopy. Using fluorescently conjugated antibodies which are specific for a particular isotype of antibody, it is possible to distinguish IgG, IgA, and IgM isotypes of specific antibodies using IFA. This sensitive technique is highly specific in well-trained hands and recent developments in the establishment of internationally recognized standard materials have led to accurate quantitation of antibody concentrations through endpoint titration (the highest serial dilution of specimen at which specific fluorescence remains) and through measuring visual intensity of fluorescence compared to known reference standard material.
Latex Agglutination (LA), also known as Latex Particle Agglutination, for detection of antibodies is identical to Hemagglutination (HA) principle, but the substitution of smaller, antigen-coated latex particles for erythocrytes results in improved sensitivity and reagent longevity. Alternatively, antibodies can be absorbed to the latex particles (under appropriate ionic and pH conditions) by binding to the Fc region of antibodies, leaving the Fab region free to interact with antigens present in the applied specimens. This phenomenon has made LA a popular technique for detecting antigens as well.
Micro-Immunofluorescence (Micro-IF) is really multiple Indirect Flourescent Antibody (IFA). Several different substrates are arranged in specific locations on a single microscope slide well allowing a rapid, simultaneous IFA on each substrate.
Microparticle Enzyme Immunoassay (MEIA) is a technique in which the solid-phase support consists of very small microparticles in liquid suspension. Specific reagent antibodies are covalently bound to the microparticles. Antigen, if present, is then "sandwiched" between bound antibodies and antigen-specific, enzyme-labeled antibodies. Antigen-antibody complexes are detected and quantitated by analysis of fluorescence from the enzyme-substrate interaction.
Nephelometry (NEPH) is used to quantitate antigen by analyzing increases in turbidity, as measured by increasing scatter of laser light. The interaction of specific antibodies in the reagent with the antigen from the sample results in the formation of antigen-antibody complexes which are rendered insoluble by the presence of precipitating reagents. Most modern nephelometers compare the rate of formation of antigen-antibody complexes (determined by computer analysis of laser light scatter data) to that of known antigentic standards in order to measure precisely the protein antigens (some of which are actually immunoglobulins) present in moderate concentrations.
Neutralization (Nt) is similar to complement fixation but is applicable only in certain pathogenic situations where the antibody being measured is directed against a hemolysin (a bacterial toxin capable of directly lysing erythrocytes). In these situations, the hemosylin and reagent erythrocytes are added, and if the antibody to the hemosylin is present, the lysis of RBC's will not occur. As in Complement Fixation (CF), crude quantitation is afforded by serial dilution which may be quantitatively compared to established standard material dilutions.
Northern Blot (NB) uses techniques similar to the Southern blot described above. Messenger-RNA from the specimen is separated by electrophoresis and blotted to a specifically modified paper support to result in covalent fixing of the mRNA in the electrophoretic positions. Radiolabeled single-stranded DNA fragments complementary to the specific mRNA being sought are then hybridized to the bound mRNA. If the specific mRNA is present, the radioactivity is detected by autoradiography. The derivation of this technique from the Southern blot used for the DNA detection has led to the common usage of the term "Northen blot" for the detection of specific mRNA.
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) is a highly efficient method to amplify low levels of specific DNA sequences in a sample to reach the threshold of detection. Two short DNA "primers", oligonucleotides (small portions of a single DNA strand) specific for the pathogenic DNA sought whose sequence flanks that section of DNA to be amplified, are used. Repeated cycles of DNA denaturation (separation of the double DNA strands), primer annealing (recombination of the double-stranded structure) and extension of the primed DNA sequence (by the enzyme DNA polymerase in the presence of added purine and pyrimidine bases) are performed. Each cycle doubles the amount of specific DNA sequence present and results in an exponential accumulation of the DNA fragment being amplified. The reaction products are hybridized to a radioactiviely labeled DNA segment complementary to a short sequence of the amplified DNA. Following electrophoresis, the radiolabeled product of specific size is detected by autoradiography.
Radial Immunodiffusion (RID) is a quantitative variation of the Ouchterlony technique (immunodiffusion) in which the agar gel contains evenly distributed antigen (or antibody) and its counterpart from the test sample diffuses into the gel from a single well resulting in a circular precipitin line around the sample well. The diameter of the precepitin ring is proportional to the concentration of the antibody (or antigen) present in the test sample. By comparing the diameter of the test specimen precipitin ring to known standards, a relatively insensitive estimation of the concentration of specific antibody or antigen can be achieved.
Radioimmunoassay (RIA) uses fixed-dose, low-level, radioactive-isotope-labeled antigen ("tracer") to compete with unlabeled antigen from the patient specimen for a fixed number of antibody binding sites. Traditional RIA is done with specific antibodies in liquid solution. Solid-phase RIA involves the use of antibody bound to solid support (e.g., tubes, glass beads or plastic fins). The amount of antigen in the specimen is determined by comparing the bound radioactivity with a standard curve.
Radioallergosorbent Test (RAST) is the name given to an in vitro technique which detects the presence of IgE (and IgG) antibodies to allergens, proteins which may give rise to hypersensitivity reactions seen in allergies. Allergens are coated on a complex carbohydrate matrix called a sorbent. Antibodies specific for the allergen being tested bind to the allergin and, if preset, are detected by a low-level radioactively labeled antibody to either human IgE or IgG, depending upon the isotype being used.
Radioimmunoprecipitation Assay (RIPA) is the term used to describe the qualitative assay used as a confirmatory procedure for some antibodies to viral antigens. Viral infected cell cultures are radioactively labeled and lysed to yield radiolabeled antigen fragments. Specific antibodies, if present, will bind these antigen fragments and the resulting antigen-antibody complexes are precipitated using protein A, boiled to free the immune complexes which are then separated by electrophoresis. The pattern of antigenic moieties to which antibodies are present may then be detected using autoradiography (the exposure of sensitive X-ray film by the radioactive emissions of the bound, labeled antigens). Comparison to labeled molecular weight standards electroforesed in the same run allows determination of the molecular weight "bands" of antigen to which antibodies are present.
Reverse Transciptase PCR (RT-PCR) is a technique used to amplify RNA targets. The specimen containing the target RNA (e.g., HIV-1 RNA, Hepatitis C Virus RNA) is subjected to reverse transcription to make complementary DNA (cDNA), which is then, in turn, amplified by PCR.
Southern Blot (SB) describes the technique first developed by the Scottish molecular biologist Edward M. Southern which now bears his name. Specimen DNA is denatured, treated with restriction enzymes to result in DNA fragments and then the single-stranded DNA fragments are separated by electrophoresis. The electrophoretically separated fragments are then blotted to a nitrocellulose membrane, retaining their electrophoretic position, and hybridized with radiolabeled single-stranded DNA fragments with the sequences complementary to those being sought. The resulting double-stranded DNA bearing the radiolabel is then, if present, detected by autoradiography.
1. Peter, James B., MD., Ph.D. 1996. Use and Interpretation of Tests in Infectious Disease, pp. 361-368, Specialty Laboratories, Santa Monica, CA.


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After parking at the third-party data center, clearing the entry gate by flashing a magnetic badge, entering a biometric-protected door, and then keying in a special code at yet another checkpoint, you're finally ready to unlock the server cabinet. Then it hits you — you've forgotten necessary tools or equipment. You're already pressed for time (technology consultants usually are), so the resulting delay is exponentially more frustrating.
The next time you head to the land of raised floors, redundant Internet and electricity, and immaculately climate-controlled environs, perform a quick mental review of this list to help avoid having to return to the office and repeat the security clearance procedures all over:
- Ethernet cables. You never have enough Ethernet cables, so take more than you need. Inevitably, you'll forget a CSU/DSU, WAN port, LAN bridge, NIC team, or other connection requiring the simplest of technology: a standard Ethernet patch cable.
- A power strip. You're likely already using the data center's conditioned electricity, but do you have any power outlets left? I've consumed entire bricks when leasing just a half rack. Do yourself a favor and ensure you have access to necessary power outlets, especially in an age when manufacturers frequently deploy router, external hard disk, and other accessory power cords that block multiple outlets on standard power bars.
- A labeler. Documentation is critical, especially in a data center where it's difficult to tell the difference between 12 Dell R410s mounted one on top of the other. It's critical that each bezel be labeled as to its function (SQL, Web, DC, EXCH01, etc.). Without a labeler on hand, the task is often overlooked.
- A laptop. Most data centers provide a crash cart, and often that's all you need. But when struggling to test remote connectivity, performance bottlenecks, inbound/outbound email, and myriad other challenges, a laptop in the data center is often worth its weight in gold.
- Double-sided Velcro loops. Depending upon the server cage, you may find inadequate to no cable management. Zip ties are for amateurs; if you make a mistake or forget to connect an external hard disk's power and data cables, you may have to recut and retie a half-dozen zip ties. You should use double-sided Velcro loops instead to make cable management a much friendlier task.
- A multitool. A full toolkit would likely be overkill, but you may need to cut the tape on a box, slice open blister packs, tighten Philips or standard screws, or perform a host of similar operations. A standard multitool can typically accommodate all of these tasks.
- Software license keys. Few self-respecting technology professionals carry installation media into a data center. Frequently, the OS is already installed; all that remains is to mount the servers or install network equipment and fire it up. But when having to load Exchange, SQL, EHR applications, and unlimited other third-party applications (most of which can be downloaded from volume licensing websites or manufacturers' portals), that's not always true with registration keys. Ensure you have the necessary licensing and activation information handy.
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Grand Theft Auto III – Non-Unique Jumps FAQ
Non-Unique Jumps FAQ by scrubking
Version: 1.3 | Updated: 05/10/03
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Faq version 1.3
by Scrubking
As so many others I love GTA3 and I especially love driving around in the rich
and expansive enviornment. I don't know when it came to me, but suddenly I
wanted to find unintended places that I could use as a ramp and maybe get an
insane stunt bonus. My curiosity has led me to create this Faq so that others
could share in my findings. If you want to know my definition of a non-unique
jump scroll down to the faqs.
Table of Contents
1. Legal stuff
2. Jumps in Portland
3. Jumps in Staunton
4. Jumps in Shoreside Vale
6. Version history
Legal Stuff
Non one can use my faqs in any way, shape or form without my permission. Using
any information in my faqs without my permission is punishable by law. All
information in this document was written by me and all contributed information
will be credited. The only sites the guide is available on is
www.GameFAQs.com and my own sites. If you would like this guide on you're site,
please Email me requesting permission, and I will probably allow you to do so,
However, this guide must not be changed in any way. Placing my email in this
faqs in no way gives anyone permission to put me on a mailing list, sign me up
for a newsletter or distribute my email address to a third party.
Non-Unique Jumps
Below are the jumps I have selected for my faq. They are grouped by island
,and they are in no particular order. Keep in mind that when you hit these
jumps will not always land perfectly and you will find yourself losing a lot
of vehicles. So I suggest not using vehicles that you don't want to lose such
as bullet proof cars. I have include my best insane stunt off of each jump,
and it is self explanitory. I have also included a challenge rating. There
will only be three difficulties: easy, medium and hard. The challenge rating
measures how hard it is to get a quality jump. I would suggest that you not
judge a jump by my best insane stunt. The rating does not always correlate
with how crazy a jump can get. Finally, and most of all, Have fun!
* Jumps in Portland *
1. Raffles Fish Factory
Directions: At the fish factory next to the chinatown stop for the L is a
ridge that borders the parking lot. That ridge is the jump and you can hit it
at many angles. The best is to come from the west heading east under or next
to the L-train stairs. There isn't a lot of room cause of the building right
across the street, but you can do some fun things like try to leave the car
laying against the wall vertically if you land that way.
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Easy
2. Portland Docks Entrance
Directions: At the entrance to the portland docks you will see a large sign
saying just that. As you enter it will be on your left. If you notice the
sign is on a piece of ground that sticks out; that is your jump. You want to
hit it squarely going west. See if you can catch enough speed to jump higher
than or over the sign.
Best Insane Stunt: Single
Challenge: Easy
3. Chinatown Park Building
Directions: East of the park in Chinatown and directly north of the Callahan
bridge is a building where you have to transport hookers to early on in the
game. Around the parking lot of that building is a small wall. That wall is
the jump. There are so many ways to approach this jump, but I like coming from
the east starting at the back of joey's garage.
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Medium
4. Chinatown Park Hedge
Directions: Just west of the basketball courts in the Chinatown park, the
hedge wall begins to curve with the road. The curving hedge is the jump by the
way. There is a long road that intersects that curve so you just come at the
hedge from the north.
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Medium
5. Capital Autos
Directions: Go over to Capital autos. It is the car dealership right next to 8-
balls bomb shop. As you enter the lot you should see the main building of the
dealership to your right where there is a banshee parked inside. If you look
straight ahead you will see a small building with a sign above it that says
"eightballs autoyard". Just in front of that building there is a wall that
gets bigger going left and smaller to the right, and it ends a little past the
end of the building I just mentioned. That small piece of wall that sticks out
past the building to the right is the jump. There is not a lot of room for
accleration so a fast car is recommended. Come at this jump from the gas
station wall to the west. This jump is cool because of the pinball action you
can get with the busses and buildings in close proximity.
Best Insane Stunt: None so far
Challenge: Hard
6. Hospital Rear
Directions: Behind the hospital and directly southwest of the stairs that lead
down into the SupaSave, on the west side is a small grassy incline; which is
the jump. If you count the small signs next to the video camera on the
backside of the hospital the incline starts at about the third one from the
north. It is clearly noticable coming from the south. You also want to hit
this jump from the south and you will have to turn into it. Since it is right
on the wall of the hospital you are mainly going to get backflips, but
at different angles you can get other cool effects.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Single
Challenge: Easy
7. Saint Mark's Alleyways
Directions: Just north of Marco's Bistro there is a brownish building with a
small entrance into a long alleway that runs east/west. If you follow the
alley west you will see that it ends at a road with a small grassy incline on
the other side of the street. On top of the incline is a small ridge which is
the jump. For best results go to the aforementioned alleyway entrance and head
west. When you hit the jump you will end up hitting the wall just west of the
jump, but there is a space in between the buildings towards the south part of
the jump that you can go through if you aim it just right.
Best Insane Stunt: Single
Challenge: Hard
* Jumps in Staunton *
1.North FBI Building
Directions: Follow the northern side of the Callahan bridge all the way west.
You will notice that it will end and a small wall with some hedges will begin
that continues around the corner. That wall with the hedges is the jump. What
you want to do is come at it from the road directly south of it and aim
towards the road on the other side.
- Thanks to Zell1059
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Triple
Challenge: Easy
2. Ammunation
Directions: Go to the Ammunation in Staunton and directly east of it there is
a small ridge that runs parallel to the sidewalk. That ridge is the jump. You
want to start at the park and head down the road just right of the double
yellow lines and you will land right next to the condo below.
- Thanks to Peeps
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Triple
Challenge: Easy
3. Building 366
Directions: Directly south of the police station is building 366. Just east of
it is an entrance that takes you around the back where an rc mission is. To
the left of the entrance when you face south is a ridge with grass and plants
on top. When you face south you will notice that the ridge makes a right in
font of the wall of another building. The part of the ridge in front of the
wall is the jump. Come at the ridge from the north where the stairs lead down
to the police station alley. It is not a straight path so you will have to
make adjustments. If you hit it right you will fly up the wall as if you were
driving on it.
Best Insane Stunt: None so far
Challenge: Hard
4. Road Divisions
Directions: On the road directly west of the 366 building are large road
divisions with grass and trees on them. The sloped ends of these divisions are
the jumps. You can use any one of them to jump off of, but I believe that the
best one is the farthest one south that ends on the road that leads to Kenji's
casino. It is the least obstucted one of them all. You want to come at it from
the south on the road that goes around the large glass sculpture. Try not to
hit the tree head on.
Best Insane Stunt: Triple
Challenge: Medium
5. Punk Noodle Army
Directions: On the west side of Staunton is a building with a Punk Noodle and
Army billboard. The buildings stairs just south of the billboards is the jump.
You want to come at this jump from the road just west of the building coming
north. I like this jump cause it is tricky. You have to aim just right or else
you will hit the wall or the billboards. Try completing the jump without
hitting anything. Also, driving on the sidewalk instead of the road will make
it easier to hit, but usually there are a lot of peds.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Single
Challenge: Hard
6. Liberty Campus North
Directions: Just north of the Liberty campus dropoff point for the taxi
missions is a small strip of concrete that runs east/west that is the
foundation of the next building. On the east side of that strip, heading
towards the construction site, is a steep grassy incline. That incline is the
jump. Just drive along the strip going east at the incline and if you hit it
right you can fly over the street light.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Single
Challenge: Easy
7. Coliseum Parking Lot
Directions: Go to the coliseum parking lot just north of the fire station.
From the outside coming in you will notice that the parking lot is perimitered
by a small wall and inside of the wall is a grassy area and inside of the
grassy area is a small ridge that borders it. That small ridge is the jump.
You can jump it going in any direction, but I have gotten the best results
jumping south towards the alley behind the fire station. Just line yourself up
with the alley and punch it. If you hit it right you will land inside the
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Triple
Challenge: Easy
8. AMco Building
Directions: Go to the AMco building and right next to the dropoff point for
the taxi missions, to the east, is an area of the AMco building that goes all
the way to the back of it. The grass surrounding the AMco area has a ridge
that borders it just like the coliseum paking lot. That ridge is the jump.
Once again you can jump it from any direction you want, but I like going south
down the strip on the east.
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Easy
9. See you in Miami
Directions: As soon as you cross the callahan bridge into Staunton you will
notice that the road continues all the way to the west side of the island and
ends in an intersection. On the west side of the intersection is a billboard
that says "see you in Miami", and just below it is a sloped ridge that runs
parallel with the road North/South. That sloped ridge is the jump. You can
jump the ridge anywhere along the road, but in most cases you will end up dead
in the water. Just come from the east and head right at the billboard. You can
also jump the supa save billboard right next to it. I have gotten my car half
way over the billboard and also done an awesome backflip with a lot of hang
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Easy
10. Head Radio, Liberty Soul
Directions: Just north of jump no.9 there are two more billboards. You can
also jump these going east to west, but you don't have a lot of acceleration
room. I recommend jumping these going north/south. The trick is to turn into
them at an angle as you pass them. Different angles will give you different
results, but you can get some cool in air rolls with this jump.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Single
Challenge: Hard
11. Road to Asuka's condo
Directions: This should be easy since there is only one road that leads down
to asuka's condo. It is the road directly south of the parking garage. As you
go east you will see the road curves right; at the end of that curve is a
large sloped ridge with grass and trees on it. That ridge is the jump, but
there is a catch. On the other side of the ridge is a light post and you need
to hit that post in some way to get the full effect. I will warn you that it
is very likely that you will end up in the ocean and die, and I have died many
times attempting this jump. I am against difficult jumps, but the crazy
effects you can get from this jump are worth the trouble in my opinion. I have
gone so high that I have hit the road directly above, and also made it to
about the fifth floor window of the condo right across.
Best Insane Stunt: Double
Challenge: Hard
* Jumps in Shoreside Vale *
1. Airport Sumo
Directions: As soon as you turn into the airport you will go down a small hill
and at the bottom of the hill against the parking lot wall is a billboard that
says "sumo" on it. To the right of the billboard is a grass incline. That is
the jump. The road to the south is very long so you have plenty of
acceleration room, but watch out for spawning vehicles. Also don't worry about
the trees too much cause most of them are not solid.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Single
Challenge: Medium
2. Airport Stairs
Directions: Once you go down the small hill and make a left into the airport
you will notice that there are sets of stairs that lead up to the terminal.
The rail on each side of the stair cases is the jump. The only stair cases
that you can use as a jump are the first, second, fourth and fifth because
they have a sloped area that you can drive up onto so that you can hit the
jump squarely. To hit these jumps just gain some speed going north or south
and drive up the slope, or you can back up to a stair case while on the
slope(you won't gain that much speed though). Actually the best staircase to
jump off of is the last one because you have a lot of landing room. You just
have to aim so that you don't hit the billboard or the terminal.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Triple
Challenge: Medium
3. Hideout Road
Directions: Just behind your hideout to the north is the windy road that leads
up to Cedar Grove. When you exit your hideout and drive opposite the street
light you will end up in a parking lot. At the curve where the road turns into
the parking lot you will see a grassy incline that goes up to the windy road
above it. That grassy incline is the jump. Just hit this jump from the south.
Best Insane Stunt: Perfect Double
Challenge: Easy
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a non-unique jump?
Answer: My interpretation of a non-unique jump is a jump that is obviously not
one of the 20 unique jumps in gta3. However, I also include all of the jumps
that are blatantly set up like the ramps at the airport and throughout the
city. If you look at it and it looks like a jump I am not going to include it
in my faq. It is also a jump that is not overly difficult to accomplish, and
it does not have to be an insane stunt.
2. How come jump abc isn't in your faq?
Answer: Either I didn't know about it, it didn't meet the criteria of a non-
unique jump or I didn't think it was spectacular enough.
3. If I know of a jump can I submit it to your faq?
Answer: Yes you can.
4. What should I include in my submission?
Answer: A detailed yet brief description of where the jump is and how to jump
it. Make sure I can understand it on my first try. I will not kill myself to
try to understand your directions. All directions should be given using north,
south, east and west. As soon as I see go right or go left I will disregard
your submission. If your jump is in a place with no easy to identify landmarks
make sure you give enough details so I can find it.
5. What shouldn't I include in my submission?
Answer: Any jump that does not meet the qualifications of my definition of a
non-unique jump. That means no glitches either.
6. I can't find jump abc in your faq. Where is it?
Answer: I have been extra careful to make sure the jumps can be easily
identified. If you still cannot find it keep reading and maybe you will get
your bearings, but don't email me asking to tell you where it is. Use the maps
provided with the game for help. Don't blame me if you don't know where
chinatown park is or any other landmark.
7. Where do I send my submissions for your faq?
Answer: email@example.com
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Charles Stricklin necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 35 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
New Media Magnet
I began podcasting in 2005 by producing and hosting The WordPress Podcast which went on to be the #1 WordPress-related podcast worldwide. I've spoke at the 2008 New Media Expo and was lead organizer of WordCamp Dallas, one of the most successful WordCamps to date.
I began consulting several years ago assisting other entrepreneurs and Internet marketers with some of the more technical aspects of blogging, podcasting, new media and social media.
I am now attempting to revitalize my brand to cover more than just WordPress by naming my company New Media Magnet, LLC and I'm planning to launch a mostly membership-only tutorial screencast site in 2010 which will teach entrepreneurs, Internet marketers and small business owners how to install blog software, read and use analytics packages, iPhone and Android apps that are useful, etc.
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I begin this contest with no preconceived ideas on how the logo should look, but it should follow these guidelines:
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April 2, 2008
Use of antidepressant drug paroxetine in early pregnancy does not increase risk of cardiovascular birth defects
TORONTO – No association has been found between the use of the antidepressant paroxetine in the first trimester of pregnancy and an increased risk of heart defects in exposed infants according to a study conducted by researchers at The Motherisk Program of The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), and the University of Toronto. Their findings are published online today in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
Commonly used to treat depression as well as obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders, and premenstrual dysphoria, paroxetine, is mostly prescribed under the brand name Paxil®.
Motherisk partnered with centres from around the world that study and provide information on the safety of medication in pregnancy to follow up on 1,174 women in Canada, the US, Australia, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Finland, and Israel who called such centres with regard to the use of the drug in early pregnancy (when the fetus' heart develops). Data was then compared with the outcomes of an equal sized group of non-exposed infants. The rate of cardiovascular defects was 0.7 per cent in each group. As the incidence of heart defects in the general population is approximately one per cent, the rates in this study were slightly lower than expected.
An additional 2,061 cases were reviewed from previously published database studies that examined pregnancy outcomes following exposure to the drug. The rate in this group was 1.5 per cent, and when the two sets of data were combined, the mean rate of cardiovascular defects was 1.2 per cent. These data represent the largest number of exposures to paroxetine during the first trimester of pregnancy ever documented.
"In recent years, there have been a number of conflicting studies concerning the safety and or risk of antidepressant use during pregnancy," says Adrienne Einarson, assistant director of the Motherisk Program and the study's lead author. The number of related calls at Motherisk has also increased dramatically. "We hope that this information will enable health care providers to make informed recommendations to their patients, who will then have the peace of mind that comes from making an evidence-based decision as to whether or not to take this drug during pregnancy."
According to published research, twice as many women as men experience depression. Up to 20 per cent of women who are of child bearing age are diagnosed with the disease and 10 to 15 per cent of women with depression experience it during pregnancy.
"Given that up to 50 per cent of pregnancies are unplanned, we were concerned that women who were taking paroxetine would abruptly discontinue their medication upon discovering that they were pregnant, for fear of harming their babies," explains Einarson. "Women are encouraged to discuss their options with their health care providers, yet no clinical practice guidelines exist in Canada for the treatment of depression during pregnancy, particularly with regard to whether or not to take an antidepressant."
Studies have shown that untreated depression in pregnancy carries substantial risks to the fetus and infant such as increased risk for miscarriage, hypertension, pre-eclampsia, and lower birth rate, as well as risks secondary to unhealthy maternal behaviours such as suicidal ideation, and a six-fold increase for postpartum depression. "A pregnant woman should always be in the best state of mental health possible to ensure optimal outcomes for both herself and her child," adds Einarson.
The Motherisk Program at Sick Kids has been providing counseling and research about the safety or risk to the developing baby of maternal exposure to drugs, chemicals, diseases, radiation and environmental agents for more than 20 years. Since it was created in 1985, Motherisk has counseled more than 250,000 women. It is the only program of its kind in Canada and one of the most comprehensive in the world.
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Here are the rules:
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3. Nominate 5 blogs.
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Mascarpone and curd cheese cake
Every now and then I get a recipe translation request from somebody somewhere, who has spotted a recipe either on my Flickr photostream or on my Estonian recipe site. Yesterday Liza P. wrote me, asking for a translation of this recipe. Having translated the recipe and ready to click on the "Send Mail" button, I thought I'll blog about it instead. Easter is around the corner and various curd cheese/cream cheese desserts are traditionally enjoyed here in Estonia, so it's actually a very suitable time to blog about this cake anyway.
The recipe is from our friend Heli, though I've tweaked it a bit. Note it uses a popular Estonian cake mixture (Juubeli tordipulber), but any yellow cake mix should do.
This is for you, Liza ;)
Mascarpone and curd cheese cake
(Mõnus kohupiimakook mascarponega)
20-30 pieces
Crumb mixture:
450 g packet of Juubeli cake mix (ordinary yellow cake)
100 ml plain flour (55 grams)
150 g cold butter
Mascarpone-curd cheese filling:
500 g curd cheese (NOT the creamy type)
250 g mascarpone cheese
6 medium eggs
100 ml sugar (85 grams)
2 Tbsp cornflour
200 ml whipping cream (35% fat content)
2 tsp vanilla extract
3 Tbsp candied orange peel/zest
Line a deep 25x35 cm cake tin with parchment paper.
For the crumb mix, mix everything with a knife or in a food processor until fine crumbs form.
Scatter 2/3 of the crumb mixture into the cake tin, press with your hand until flattened.
For the filling, mix all ingredients until combined. Gently pour over the crumb base.
Scatter the rest of the crumb mixture on top.
Bake in pre-heated 200 C oven, then turn the heat to 180 C. Bake for 30 minutes, until the cake is lovely golden brown on top. /The filling will be wobbly, but it sets when it cools down/
Cool completely, then transfer onto a serving tray and cut into squares.
5 comments:
- Cook said...
Dear Pille, thank you so much :)
That is what I will be baking this Friday!
- 11:20 pm, March 17, 2010
- Dina said...
Mascarpone is such a great ingredient -- I like to use it for breakfast, lunch or dinner dishes! This cake looks heavenly!
- 4:36 am, March 18, 2010
Thank you again for kindly translating the recipe for the cheese cake. I have tried it last Friday and it came out very good- my family is very happy :).
- 8:13 pm, March 21, 2010
I am going to try and make this cake for my Godsons fiance. It is her favorite. She is from Estonia and they will be getting married here in Michigan, USA. We don't have the curd cheese here, at least I have not been able to find it anywhere. Is there some other cheese that can be used in it's place or is there a way to make it? Let me know if you can help me.
Thank you,
- 9:42 pm, March 28, 2010
- Pille said...
Cook - great!
Dina - mascarpone makes this humble cake much creamier!
Liza - so pleased to hear that!
Carol- try looking for 'tvorog' in international/Russian shops, or use unsalted farmer's cheese (if the curds are very large, you could press it through a sieve first).
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Monday, September 12, 2011
Blown Opportunity
Now I'm not going to blame the entire game on Tony Romo. But it is awfully difficult not to. The blocked punt was as much to blame for the 4th quarter melt down as anything else. But the goal line fumble with the Cowboys poised to go up by 14 or at least 10 points halfway through the 4th quarter was disastrous. And the late interception thrown by Romo was possibly the worst play of his career. When he threw that ball I yelled out "What the f*!% was that?" And I'm still saying the same thing to myself today.
Not only was the pass bad but I sincerely wonder what in the world Dez Bryant was doing on that play. He didn't fire off the ball, didn't really run any sort of defined route, and didn't make much of an effort to tackle Revis after he picked off the ball. If Dez was hurt that badly either he should have taken himself out of the game or the coaches should have. I honestly put half the fault on Dez for the interception and half on Romo. Romo clearly forced the ball against the wrong coverage. But it sure seemed like he expected Dez to come back for that throw. Both guys should be ashamed of that play.
In the end I have to remind myself it was only one game. But it would have been such a huge win. And it is becoming so common that Romo pulls something like this in big moments of big games that I am starting to just expect it to happen. I love Romo. I think he is talented and a great team player. But enough is enough with these boneheaded plays. At some point it has to sink in to him that he has to play smart. The fumble in the red zone was inexcusable. You have to throw that one away and take the field goal. That is football 101.
You have to give the defense a lot of credit. The Jets never really got a good running game going. And their passing wasn't much to talk about until both Scandrick and Jenkins were off the field in the 4th quarter. They made play after play to keep the Cowboys in the game. But the offense and special teams failed them when they put up a winning effort. Rob Ryan deserves a lot of credit for getting so much out of his undermanned defense. And Sean Lee had another game similar to last season against the Colts that hints that he could be something special. Let's hope there is more where that came from.
I know Jason Garrett is saying all the right things about the team playing hard and showing a lot of heart. But I hope he is laying into Tony Romo behind closed doors about some of the decisions that he made late in the game. At some point the light has to come on for Romo or we are going to have to expect the same late game antics for 4-5 more years. For some reason he has to be reminded of the consequences of playing recklessly about once a season. At least it happened in week 1 so hopefully it will be the last time this season.
The season isn't over. It just feels like it is. There are 15 games to go. The Cowboys are going to have to win a game somewhere in the schedule that they were expected to lose to make up for letting this one slip away. I can only hope that this game serves as a lesson to the team in how to handle big moments in big games. And as much as some people hate to hear it, this team will only go as far as Tony Romo takes them. I sure hope this was the game that finally convinced him to play smarter.
5 comments:
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2011 at 7:51 PM
Witten not scoring too. Witten is 6'5 and he is getting tackled by a 5'9 safetyReplyDelete
Witten shouldve scored, but the game was lost by Jason Garrett and Romo...ReplyDelete
Yeah. It's hard to defend him this time. Thankfully, the team has a better attitude. He's going to need some rallying around.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 13, 2011 at 10:00 AM
I was thinking the same thing about Dez being out there but i did notice he was drawing the safety to that side on at least one play..maybe the coaches left him in there on purpose..dont forget the early hike to Romo..that hurt too. The penaltys for delay of game false start really hurt too. They will be great though, its only one game against a good team.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2011 at 6:32 PM
Romo played flawlessly up until the fumble. The team lost the game, not Romo. But Romo is the only one stepping up and accepting his part in the loss. The fumble was caused by the Jet player who took him down. Next, the interception was caused by Dez not completing his route properly. So I wouldn't say that Romo played badly. Every stat you check for a quarterback, Romo is a winner. He is on pace to break every record for a Cowboy quarterback. How many quarterbacks does Dallas have in the Hall of Fame, two. Of course, he is not a champion yet like those two in the Hall. But at the end of the day, great teams when Super Bowls. After one of his teams win the Super Bowl, then he will be a champion. Until that time, he is displaying all of the qualities necessary to be a champion. Now its time for the rest of his teammates like Dez to step up and follow his lead. Then you will have no choice but to call him a champion. I am looking forward to that day.ReplyDelete


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The magazine, largely a tourism marketing effort, features attractions and events from six northeast Colorado counties and two bordering counties in Nebraska. It is placed in various locations in the county and across the region in hopes of encouraging visitors to stay longer and, ultimately, spend more money here. Local businesses and services, including hotels and restaurants, can be found advertised within the magazine.
But the book isn't just for those passing through. It is also a reminder to area residents of all of the resources that we may sometimes take for granted here at home. From the land and water to the institutions and industries, the magazine is a showcase that reflects the pride we should have in our region. There are parks that offer fun for the whole family; museums and other historical attractions to help us appreciate our heritage; cultural and social events that enrich our lives and communities; sporting and recreational activities -- the list goes on.
How often do you take the time to appreciate the quality of life these community assets provide? When was the last time you actually went out and enjoyed them? If you had a guest you wanted to entertain, would you know where to go or what to do, without heading to the Front Range?
We realize that sometimes it's nice to get away -- but we also know that we may overlook the fun that can be found right in our own backyard. We hope you'll enjoy reading "Explore," and then we hope you'll get out there and actually do it.


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True Wild Life | Monkey | Monkeys are found naturally in the jungles and forests of the Southern Hemisphere. There are two ways to classify a monkey, the old world monkey (Asia and Africa) and the new world monkey (South America). There are around 260 known species of monkey worldwide ranging from chimpanzees to the tiny pygmy marmoset. The monkey can be anywhere from just a few centimetres tall, with some species of monkey growing to more than a metre tall.
A monkey will mainly eat foliage, nuts, fruit, berries, insects, with the bigger species of monkey hunting small birds and mammals. Funnily enough monkeys never eat a banana as it is and instead they peel it first and throw away the peel. Although both the New World monkeys and Old World monkeys have forward facing eyes, the faces of Old World monkeys and New World monkeys look very different, though again, each group shares some features such as the types of noses, cheeks and rumps.
It has been known for some organisations to train certain species of monkeys as monkey helpers to assist quadriplegics and other people with severe spinal cord injuries or mobility impairments. After being brought up in a human home as infants, the monkeys undergo extensive training before being placed with a quadriplegic. Around the house, the monkeys help out by doing tasks including microwaving food and opening drink bottles!
When a monkey yawns it apparently means that either the monkey is tired or the monkey is angry about something. Howler monkeys are the loudest species of monkey with the howler monkeys howl being heard as far as 10 miles away. Monkeys use different noises, facial expressions and body movements to communicate with one another, with the monkey grinning being a sign of aggression. However, monkeys express affection and make peace with others by grooming each other.


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How to Build a Drop Shipping Business That's Successful
This year, the global business-to-consumer eCommerce sales are expected to reach $1.5 trillion. If you've wanted to start your own successful eCommerce business, now is the perfect time to enter the market. With consumers heading to the Internet to do their shopping in record numbers, the right online store front and a solid plan will let you cash in on the expected 20.1 percent growth in the eCommerce market this year.
If you're ready to start an eCommerce business but don't have the money or space for the inventory that you would be required to keep, you may want to consider an ecommerce drop shipping business. The use of drop shipping to satisfy demand among eCommerce retailers has been one of the main advantages of doing business on the Internet explains Jeremy Hanks, co-founder and CEO of Dropship.com. With a drop shipping business, you still design and develop a fully functioning website, but you don't keep the inventory for it at your physical location. You essentially become the middleman between the supplier of the product and the consumers.
The best part of starting an online drop shipping business is that you don't have to stock the items you are selling on your site. You simply have to post the images of the products online and contact the supplier when a customer orders a product. This also makes it easy to conduct business from anywhere where there is an Internet connection. Finally, the initial startup costs are minimal, meaning you don't have to take out a second mortgage on your house just to open the doors on your virtual storefront.
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March 9, 2008
The Bisons could not hold on to an early 5-0 lead, as they were defeated by North Florida, 9-7 on Sunday.
The Bisons wasted no time getting on the board, scoring four runs in the first. Allen Bolden got Lipscomb started, drilling his first homer of the season, a two-run shot to right field. Justin Sanders added to the Bisons lead with an RBI double. Shane Simpkins completed the innings scoring, with an RBI single of his own.
The Bisons added another run in the second on an RBI sacrifice fly by Caleb Joseph.
The Ospreys pulled to within one with two runs in the third and another two in the fourth.
The Bisons rebounded with a run in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Bolden, and another in the seventh on an RBI single by Branden Cadavid.
The Ospreys pulled ahead in the bottom of the seventh, using a five run inning, to drive Bisons' starter, Mike Dunn from the game, prompting head coach, Jeff Forehand, to call on right-hander Josh Smith. Smith was unable to record an out in the inning, giving up three runs, one earned, on two hits.
In 6.1 innings of work, Dunn gave up six runs, four earned, while striking out three, in the no-decision. Smith recorded the loss to drop his record to 0-2.
Three Bisons' had a multi-hit game, with Jorge Guiterrez recording three, and Bolden and Sanders had two each.
With the loss the Bisons dropped their record to 4-5, and 3-3 in conference play. Lipscomb returns to action when they take on Austin Peay in a single game on Tuesday, March 11.


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Community Profiles Black Mountain Ranch
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The community of Black Mountain Ranch is located in an area of the City previously referred to as the North City Future Urbanizing Area. Black Mountain Ranch encompasses 5,100 acres and is located west of 4-S Ranch and Rancho Peñasquitos, south of the Santa Fe Valley, east of Fairbanks Ranch and Rancho Santa Fe Farms, and north of Torrey Highlands. Camino Ruiz and Camino del Norte provide the primary access for the community.
Black Mountain Ranch is a relatively new community that is currently being developed. It was approved for development in two stages. The first stage was the 3,690-acre development known as Santaluz, which was approved for development at a low residential density of one dwelling unit per four acres of land.
The second stage is the remaining 1,410 acres of Black Mountain Ranch that is subject to the policies of the Black Mountain Ranch Subarea Plan. The Subarea Plan was approved by the City Council and the voters of the City of San Diego in 1998. As part of the approval, the number of residential units for the entire Black Mountain Ranch (including the Santaluz development) was limited to no more 5,400 dwelling units.
The Black Mountain Ranch Subarea Plan designates approximately 29 percent of the community for residential development, 67 percent for parks, and open space, 2 percent for schools, and 2 percent for commercial and employment uses.


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Notice to Members 01-29
SEC Approves Amendments to Prohibit Terminated or Suspended Member Firms From Enforcing Predispute Arbitration Agreements Against Customers in the NASD Arbitration Forum
On April 6, 2001, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC or Commission) approved an amendment to National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. (NASD®) Rule 10301 to prohibit a member firm whose membership has been terminated, suspended, canceled, or revoked, or that has been expelled from the NASD, or that is otherwise defunct, from enforcing a predispute arbitration agreement against a customer in the NASD forum, unless the customer agrees to arbitration in writing after the claim has arisen.
As a corollary to this rule change, before serving a customer claim against a member firm, NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc. will notify the customer if the member firm falls into one of the categories enumerated in the rule, so customers can make an informed decision regarding whether to proceed in arbitration, to file their claim in court, or to take no action. Although the rule change only applies to claims against member firms, before serving a customer claim against an associated person, NASD Dispute Resolution will also inform the customer if the associated person's registration is terminated, revoked, or suspended.
Questions regarding this Notice may be directed to Laura Leedy Gansler, Counsel, NASD Dispute Resolution, Inc., at (202) 728-8275.


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William Shakespeare Quote
"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages."
―William Shakespeare
As You Like It (1599–1600), Act II, scene vii.
Henry the Sixth, Part Three, p. 317, Oxford University Press (2001), ISBN:9780192831415
Hamlet (1600-1601), Act II, scene ii
Picture Source: Wikimedia CommonsWilliam Shakespeare
Born: April 26, 1564
Died: April 23, 1616 (aged 51)
Nationality: English
Occupation: Dramatist, playwright, poet, actor
Bio: William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist. He is often called England's national poet and the Bard of Avon. His surviving works, including some collaborations, consist of about 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and several other poems.


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Jails in downtown Los Angeles are among the worst in the nation when it comes to inmates alleging sexual abuse by fellow convicts or even the deputies guarding them, according to a new survey from the U.S. Justice Department.
The survey found that 8 percent of respondents at the downtown Twin Towers Corrections Facility complained of "sexual victimization" – compared to a national average of 3.2 percent. At Men's Central Jail next door, the rate was 6.9 percent.
The "Sexual Victimization in Prisons and Jails Reported by Inmates" survey was mandated by the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003.
Sheriff Lee Baca's spokesman, Steve Whitmore, said the department was taking the survey seriously.
"We're going to analyze this and take appropriate action," he said. "If anything needs to be done, we're certainly going to do it."
He seemed skeptical about the findings, however, pointing out that about half of the Twin Towers' 3,300 inmates are mentally ill.
"With Twin Towers, especially, there's a large population of those people with mental challenges," Whitmore said. "Sometimes, they will say things that are just not true in reality."
"But we investigate all sexual assault claims regardless of who makes them," he added.
Only five other jails across the country reported higher than 8 percent of sexual assault allegations. The highest was Philadelphia City Industrial Correctional Center, at 9.5 percent.
Almost three dozen other jails in the survey had zero incidences.
The report cautioned against trying to rank the jails exactly in order because of the study's margin of error.
DOJ's Bureau of Justice Statistics senior statistical adviser Allen Beck, who conducted the survey, urged the Sheriff's Department not to dismiss its findings.
"You should take these numbers seriously," Beck said over the phone from Washington D.C., adding the survey used techniques to try to weed out false responses and ensure reliable results.
"Obviously, not all inmates necessarily tell the truth but I think you have to be very careful when you discount allegations simply on that basis," Beck said.
American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California legal director Peter Eliasberg noted the same survey was conducted in 225 prisons and 358 jails.
"It's troubling that when the same methodology was applied in different places, Twin Towers came out as one of the worst 20 in the country (specifically in inmate-on-inmate incidents)," he said.
"I don't think any responsible person will say that L.A. inmates lie more than New York inmates," Eliasberg said. "Even if the actual number is not perfectly accurate, I don't see any reason why the comparison would not be a valid one."
The survey took a sample of 200 inmates at the Twin Towers in 2011 and 2012, and found 8 percent of them reported some form of sexual victimization, defined as a wide range of activity from improper touching to penetration to willing or unwilling sexual activity with staff.
Of the alleged incidents of sexual victimization at Twin Towers, 4.9 percent fell into "inmate-on-inmate" category while jail staff allegedly perpetrated 4.4 percent.
The numbers are double or triple the national averages, which 1.6 percent for "inmate-on-inmate" abuse and 1.8 for staff sexual misconduct.
Beck said the most vulnerable inmates were the mentally ill, and those who were gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.
He acknowledged the data has shortcomings.
"The (survey) collected only allegations of sexual victimization," Beck wrote in the report. "Since participation in the survey is anonymous and reports are confidential, the survey does not permit any follow-up investigation or substantiation of reported incidents through review."
"Some allegations in the (survey) may be untrue," he conceded.
Beck added, however, that the number of false responses might be offset, to some degree, by the number of inmates who keep quiet about actual abuse because of shame, fear of retaliation, and other reasons.
The survey comes about six months after the blue-ribbon Commission on Jail Violence criticized Baca and the department for rampant excessive force at the jails.
Jesse Lerner-Kinglake, spokesman for the Just Detention International, criticized Baca for what he considered leadership failures.
"There are facilities in this survey that have virtually eradicated sexual abuse, which is proof that this can be done," he said. "This does not have to be an inevitable consequence of incarceration."
"Sexual abuse can be stopped and it all boils down to leadership and staff," he added.


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Matty V needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 120 designs submitted by 26 freelance designers.
Golfd.com or Golfd
proun: golf – ed OR golf - d
Social network/community of golfers. User generated reviews on everything about golf. (equipment, etc). Users also can upload video, images – sharing and commenting on each item.
Four core concepts to Golfd.com:
- Notion of a conversation happening online, and golfers getting involved
- Golfers creating & sharing their advice
- Organisation of information in one place
- Help golfers find the right information & make a decision
- Golf
- Golf Videos
- Interact
- Discuss
- Connect with golfers
- Share
- Golfers!
- Golfers wanting to buy new equipment
- Golfers wanting to improve their swing
Go nuts! Looking for innovative designers of unique designs!
- Playing off the web 2.0 style misspelling (think flickr, mappr, etc)
- Can be abstract, doesn't necessarily need to include Golf related images (up to you)
- Can try design with .com and without .com
- No crappy clipart style golf icons
- Clean, bright, simple design that represents fun yet sylish
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Locations > LG Health Physicians > Family Medicine > Family & Maternity Medicine
LG Health Physicians Family & Maternity Medicine is a comprehensive practice that's committed to treating you and your loved ones like part of our family. As our patient, you can be confident that you will receive expert care from a team of family physicians and obstetrician-gynecologists trained in the latest treatments and prevention practices. That means they are the perfect partners to help you choose well to be well.
We offer preventive care for all ages as well as prenatal care and gynecology services. You can count on us for physicals for work or school, newborn care or well-child exams, geriatric care or treatment for an illness or injury. We also provide women's preventive care, maternity care and other women's health services, as well as specialized procedures such as acupuncture.
We provide many of the services you need in the comfort of our office—and you also have access to the broad resources and knowledge of LG Health-affiliated facilities and specialists. Translation services are available for our Spanish-speaking patients.
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This gorgeous bike not only turns heads, it makes sure you don't have to turn yours. Because hidden away in its seat-stays lurks a rear-view camera that continuously records what's behind you.
Not only can you watch your tail with the Cervellum Hindsight in real-time via a 3.5-inch, handlebar-mounted LCD monitor, the camera also registers when there's a crash, continuing to record for ten seconds. Anyone who's ever been clipped in a hit and run now has access to hard evidence.
Now for some good news/bad news. The bad news is that the actual bike shown above is just a concept from Evan Solida's Rael. But far outweighing that minor inconvenience is that the Cervellum Hindsight is an actual product! One that's going to be on sale, well, sometime, hopefully, maybe. Price and date are still TBD. But a soon as it's available, you can bet I'm gonna be sizing it up for my tandem bike collection. [Cervellum via Bicycle Design via Wired]