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Prepare for the weather. We all know that summer can surprise us with all kinds of things from extremely hot air to freezing hail. I don't know why, but it especially happens during big events. As far as it doesn't matter that much when we stay somewhere inside it has a huge impact on us when we are doomed to stay a couple of days camping out. Don't let the weather spoil your fun, prepare for it. In case of rain gumboots, rain coat and an umbrella are all a must. But if the weather is hot, it is also good to be prepared. Make sure your tent protects you from the sun. If not, you can buy a special thermal blanket that you can cover the tent with - it will keep the warmth inside for the night, but won't let the sunbeams come through during the day. Once your little 'festival home' is ready, think about protecting yourself from the sun. A sunscreen is a must, as well as something decent to cover your head.
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Pay attention to the clothes you take. Big music festivals like Coachella or Lollapalooza are known as fashion shows and trendsetting events. The atmosphere is so special that most of the people there can't resist the feeling of expressing themselves by what they wear creating a spectacular mixture of various styles full of inspiring ideas. It is very wise to think about the possible weather conditions when we choose our clothes for these couple of days, but we should also definitely think about some kind of a festival look for ourselves. I am not talking about dressing up, but about giving ourselves a chance to look different for once, to wear outfits we wouldn't dare to wear at work or on the streets of our hometown. This is the time when we can feel free and be whoever we want!
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Psilocybin comes from earth and so do we.
naturalistic fallacy (appeal to nature). just because something is natural doesn't mean we should be doing it, or that it's okay for others to.
I don't think [psilocybin] disillusion [sic] us more than the government...
non sequitur. that psilocybin doesn't disillusion more than the government says nothing about whether the experiences you have while under the influence are veridical.
also, the statement "I don't think [psilocybin] disillusion [sic] us more than the government" seems to say that psilocybin and the government are equal in their power to disillusion, or at least that while psilocybin disillusions, the government disillusions more. which in turn seems to be an acceptance that psilocybin disillusions you rather than provides you with any veridical experiences.
And I don't believe in what I have found, but it must be something considering most people find the same thing.
you either don't believe what you have found or you think there's something there to believe in. not both. otherwise, if you thought there was something there to believe in, presumably, you'd believe in it.
anyway, argumentum ad populum (appeal to popularity). that a certain number of people experience something or believe in something doesn't make it true. a proposition doesn't gain truth as it gains followers.
And it makes more sense than any mass religion
in what sense? it's just as wholly unevidenced. and, the argument can be quite well made, it makes less sense. after all, at least with religion the errors of perception or evolved and hidden; you're going out of your way to knowingly screw with your powers of perception and then labeling as true what you experience as a consequence.
and explains [my] life better than atheism.
well. first. atheism doesn't explain anything, much less anyone's life. it's a responsive position to theism. it's a statement by the person professing atheism that says "I reject the god hypothesis as lacking in evidence or a supportive argument for its truth."
there's nothing in atheism per se that explains anything.
besides, even if atheism sought to explain anything, someone's life for instance, that something else explained someone's life better wouldn't necessarily mean that it was true.
But, they're are very simple (dmt and psilocybin) very simple chemical compounds, And occur not scarcely through life.
their simplicity has nothing to do with it. whether simple or complex, what you claim to be true is either true or false on the strength of the evidence, not on the basis of whether the chemicals are simple or complex.
mushrooms don't tell you anything Zach. that's the point.
"maybe" you give the drugs too much credit? i'm saying that to give them any credit is silly. they're drugs that mess with your ability to accurately perceive reality. that you would, while knowing this, walk around thinking that that same drug could provide you with accurate information about objective reality is just.... i don't know.
you have absolutely no evidence for the existence of an afterlife. no more and no less than any other theist does. indeed, you sound just like a theist insofar as you rely on your personal experiences as indicating that some otherwise totally unevidenced proposition is true. where's your evidence? the only thing you can say in response is "here, eat this mushroom doood!"
It sounds like you're really into the mushrooms dude. It's great that you're shaking up your worldview, but there are a few things to keep in mind.
Firstly, if you're fucked up, remember that YOU ARE FUCKED UP. Anything you might realize while tripping may or may not have relevance to the world at large. It might have profound significance, but it's the nature of the experience that almost everything feels like it has profound significance. Wait until you've been sober for a few days and reflect on what's gone through your head later. Keep a journal. Doodle lots.
Secondly, cars are real.
Thirdly, you can't really fly.
Personally I'm awaiting for psychoactive compounds to be professionally produced and government regulated (and taxed) before trying them as there is a potential for harm. I would not mind trying i.e. LSD when it becomes legal to explore my own consciousness, though I am mindful of 'bad trips'. In my country it is not unusual to try a type of Magic Mushroom and my older sister openly admits to having tried it. It's a shame that the potential of such drugs are not professionally explored due to the widespread societal condemnation.
It should be noted that experimenting with psychoactives before being in your late twenties is probably not a good idea since the brain is more susceptible to artificial changes in brain chemistry bore that age. I've found that an educated and healthy relationship to mood altering substances can greatly increase my quality of life, though it may shorten it's duration a bit.
I do not believe that any 'spiritual' experiences under psychedelic influence are anything more than the effect on your mind. LSD has been very beneficial to me on the way I view many, many things, but there is absolutely nothing spiritual about it. There is no hidden god, here - no matter how real it may seem, it is perfectly explainable by the chemical compound's interaction with your brain.
Be VERY careful of what you take away from your experiences. These substances have the power to create delusion on a grand scale - far beyond religious texts. Know exactly how the compounds will interact with your brain, both physically and abstractly.
I think Terrence McKenna and the like really had the wrong idea, here.
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I have migrated my web application to Windows Azure, and scripted my database to SQL Azure - everything works fine.
When I had this locally on my developer server I also had a WinForms Application that had a Timer running once a night. This timer had a script in it that averaged some values in the database. Now that my database is in SQL Azure, how can I rewrite my Winforms Application to be running and hosted on Azure?
Is a worker role the subject I should be looking at?
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There are several reasons that cause the NAM to detect URL Tampering. Most often it is a name resolution issue stemming from improper DNS or HOSTS file configuration in your environment. Still, even with proper configuration your users may, appropriately, get this message. The reason may stem from users having become accustomed to using web server host or "short names" to access the web server/app before it was protected by Access Manager. If that is the case, this article will show you when and how you can configure NAM to allow "short name" access using the Virtual Mult-homing feature.
The detection of URL Tampering is a security feature in NAM. When detected, NAM denies user access to the URL. Instead users are presented with the following message:
While deploying NAM, you may have come across a situation where users try to use just the host "short name" for their web server URLs and instead must use the full DNS name including the domain name. Trying to use the short name (only the host portion of the DNS name) will result in a message from NAM indicating that "URL Tampering" has been detected and that the user access is Forbidden. What we need is a way to define multiple "host identifiers" / "Published DNS Names" for each proxy service in NAM. Given the right circumstances, this can be achieved through simple configuration using the Virtual Multi-homing feature in NAM. There are also other times that the Virtual Multi-homing feature is useful. See the NAM documentation for more information
There are several reasons that cause the NAM to detect URL Tampering. Most often it is simply related to improper DNS or HOSTS file configuration in your environment (See Novell TID: Access Manager URL Tampering Detected). Still, even with proper configuration your users may, and appropriately so, get this message because they are accustomed to using web server "short names" to access the web server/app before it was protected by Access Manager. This happens when the client workstation is configured with the same DNS domain as the web server. The workstation automatically appends the DNS domain to the host name during the name resolution process for the IP address. This seems like a nice convenience until you try to use HTTPS or need to stop this behavior due to security risks when all your users are accustomed to not typing full names. An obvious solution is to train your users to stop using short names and instead use fully distinguished names in their URLs. This will undoubtedly annoy your users and result in numerous help desk calls during the transition. As long as you do not need HTTPS to access the application, NAM's Virtual Multi-homing feature will allow your users to continue to use short names. This following example shows you how to do this.
Lets say we have a web server/application we will call Demo hosted inside the firewall. Demo is a simple PHP based web app hosted on Apache. The consumers of this application are employees so they will access it only from within the internal network. Without NAM, accessed the Demo application using the URL: http://demo/demo instead of its real and fully distinguished DNS name and path. After NAM is used to protect the Demo application users could no longer use this URL and instead had to used the full and proper URL for the web server as it was configured in NAM: http://demo.ism.utopia.novell.com/demo. To allow these users to continue to use http://demo/demo with a minimum of work, the Virtual Multi-homing feature in NAM provides a solution. An important caveat here is that note we have been using HTTP and not HTTPS. Using the Virtual Multi-homing feature will not allow the use of HTTPS because the SSL certificate will match only the primary published DNS name which is not an exact match for only the host / short name. So as long as you can use HTTP for your application you can employ this solution.
Building a typical Reverse Proxy in NAM for the Demo app is simple and like any other web app. Here is what our "demo" proxy service looks like:
From the above we see that we meet the pre-requisite of using HTTP ("Enable SSL between Browser and Access Gateway" is not enabled). Next we need to create an additional Proxy Service by clicking "New...". In the resulting dialog box fill in and select the appropriate values as shown in the following example:
Note that when you choose "Virtual" as your multi-homing type you are warned that SSL is not available in this mode.
After clicking OK you will have two proxy services defined: "demo" and "demo-short". Notice that our original "demo" proxy service included several "Protected Resource" configuration elements. Here is where I have some bad news and some good news. The bad news: since "demo-short" is independent of "demo", it policies are not inherited. So as not to bypass our policies, we need to be sure to apply the Protected Resource configuration from "demo" to "demo-short" - Yuk! The good news: this is easier to do than it sounds. Instead of applying the same set of policies to "demo", we can use a single Authorization Policy to redirect users from http://demo/demo to http://demo.ism.utopia.novell.com. Now all your policies will be effective for both "demo" and "demo-short" and you will not have to maintain two sets of policies in synch. The Authorization Policy to do this is very simple and is displayed below:
Be sure to enable the above policy for all relevant paths on your "demo-short" proxy service.
The result will be a Proxy Service List like the following:
Next, "Update" your NAM configuration and test. Remember for this to work, the client workstation's DNS resolution configuration must be able to resolve "demo" to the correct IP address for your proxy service by auto-appending the DNS domain during name resolution.
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Category Archives: Xbox 360
Fri, May 24, 2013 | 10:43 BST
Destiny live-action CG trailer discusses the law of the jungle
Destiny has a live-action, CG trailer available and you can watch it below.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 22:22 BST
FIFA 14 out in September, Ultimate Team gold packs come with pre-orders
EA has announced a September release for FIFA 14 as well as Ultimate Team gold packs for fans who pre-order the game on PS3 and Xbox 360, and has also announced three editions of the game on pre-order.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 16:04 BST
Saints Row 4 video shows a guy getting hit by a plane
Saints Row 4 has a new video available, and while it's short, it shows the zany action you've become accustomed to with the series. Hit it up below, and while gazing past the break you will also find box art for the Commander in Chief Edition. Game's out August 20.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 16:47 BST
PayDay 2 teaser for live-action web-series released
505 Games, Overkill, and the director of the PayDay movie, Demian Lichtenstein, have launched a teaser trailer for the live-action PayDay 2 web-series. The deries will help support the August launch of the game. Check it out below. Payday 2 will release for consoles and PC, via Steam, in August 2013.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 22:29 BST
Need for Speed: Rivals lands on PS4, Xbox One in November
Need for Speed: Rivals has been announced by EA for next-gen systems and is in development at Ghost Games, a new studio within the firm.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 14:45 BST
Dying Light from Techland announced, features full day-night cycle
Dying Light has been announced by Warner Bros. and its first-person, action survival horror title from Techland.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 14:24 BST
FIFA 14 can take advantage of next-gen tech using player and real-world stats
FIFA 14 will implement elements such as "true motion with pivoting, side stepping, step based locomotion," and less techy stuff such as football injuries in real life affecting your game.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 18:21 BST
GTA 5: special & collector's editions available for pre-order
Grand Theft Auto 5 publisher Rockstar Games has unveiled special and collector's editions of its crime-em-up. They're both available for pre-order now.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 13:08 BST
Xbox One parental controls: Microsoft considering blanket settings for all services
Xbox One will feature parental controls, just like its predecessor, by Microsoft's corporate vice president of interactive entertainment business Ben Kilgore has confirmed that the company is looking at new ways to apply filters to the console's growing suite of features, without complicating the process.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 12:05 BST
Call of Duty Ghosts: not a new engine, but is upgraded says dev
Call of Duty: Ghosts was shown at Microsoft's Xbox One reveal on Tuesday, and with it, speculation of a new game engine followed. It's not an entirely new engine, Infinity Ward's animation lead Zach Volker has confirmed, but it has seen significant upgrades.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 09:40 BST
GRID 2 IndyCar DLC gets a trailer, pack contents detailed
GRID 2 developer Codemasters has revealed a new trailer for its IndyCar DLC pack, which is available with pre-orders of the game, and after release for a fee.
Thu, May 23, 2013 | 08:35 BST
Call of Duty: Ghosts confirmed for PS4
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Fri, May 24, 2013 | 08:29 BST
Building the world of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag
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Destiny: new CG trailer due today, E3 reveal confirmed in books
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Thu, May 23, 2013 | 04:27 BST
Is Far Cry making a comeback?
With the recent success of Ubisoft's throwback to the 80′s with the Far Cry 3 DLC Blood Dragon, it looks like they may have decided to do another throwback, this time to the original Far Cry.
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Thu, May 23, 2013 | 04:28 BST
Free respec offered for Dust 514 players
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Scourge: Outbreak releasing on Xbox Live in July
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Wed, May 22, 2013 | 21:23 BST
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Planning Controls
Marrickville Council's controls, plans and policies provide an urban planning framework to guide development in the Marrickville Local Government Area (LGA). Planning controls can be in the form of Local Environmental Plans (LEPs), Development Control Plans (DCPs), State Environmental Planning Policies (SEPPs) as well as Council specific codes, strategies and policies.
'Development' is defined under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 as:
- the use of land;
- the subdivision of land;
- the erection of a building;
- the carrying out of work;
- the demolition; or
- any other matter controlled by an environmental planning instrument.
To develop in Marrickville Council you must establish whether your development:
- is exempt development;
- is complying development; or
- requires a Development Application and Construction Certificate.
Exempt Development
If your development meets the nominated criteria for exempt development, Council consent is not required. See the Codes SEPP on the NSW Legislation website.
Complying Development
If your development meets the nominated criteria for complying development, a complying development certificate is required. A complying development certificate may be issued by Council's Building Certification Services or an accredited certifier. See the Codes SEPP on the NSW Legislation website.
Development requiring a Development Application and Construction Certificate
All development proposals that do not meet the nominated criteria for exempt or complying development will require a development application to be lodged to Marrickville Council.
In this section
Marrickville Local Environment Plan (MLEP) 2011
The Marrickville LEP 2011 is a legal document that sets the direction for future growth in the local government area (LGA) by providing controls and guidelines for development. It determines what can be built, where it can be built and what activities can occur on land.
Marrickville Development Control Plan (MDCP) 2011
The MDCP 2011 contains controls which must be considered in the planning and design of any new development – from alteration and additions to a dwelling house, to new industrial buildings or shop top housing in town centres.
Previous LEP and DCPs
An archive page containing previous planning controls, which have since been superseded by the current LEP and DCPs. Please note that these documents are now officially repealed, and remain available for reference purposes only.
Exempt and Complying Development
Further information about exempt and complying development under the Codes SEPP.
Codes, Policies and Strategies
Marrickville Council has a number of policies, codes and strategies that provide additional information and guidance to controls included within the LEP and DCP.
Section 149 Certificates
Section 149 Planning Certificates contain information on how a property may be used, what planning instruments apply, as well as property affectations and restrictions on development. They are generally sought when a property is to be redeveloped or sold.
Background to LEP/DCP Review
In 2006 all councils were required by the NSW Government to review their Local Environmental Plans (LEPs) to make them consistent the Sydney Metropolitan Strategy and Standard Instrument, and to create a consolidated Development Control Plan (DCP). Council's review commenced with the drafting of the Marrickville Urban Strategy (MUS), and involved undertaking a number of background studies to inform the final planning instruments – MLEP 2011 and MDCP 2011.
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The United States is fighting a cyber-war today, and we are losing. It's that simple. As the most wired nation on Earth, we offer the most targets of significance, yet our cyber-defenses are woefully lacking.The problem is not one of resources; even in our current fiscal straits, we can afford to upgrade our defenses. The problem is that we lack a cohesive strategy to meet this challenge.
The stakes are enormous. To the extent that the sprawling U.S. economy inhabits a common physical space, it is in our communications networks. If an enemy disrupted our financial and accounting transactions, our equities and bond markets or our retail commerce -- or created confusion about the legitimacy of those transactions -- chaos would result. Our power grids, air and ground transportation, telecommunications, and water-filtration systems are in jeopardy as well.
These battles are not hypothetical. Google's networks were hacked in an attack that began in December and that the company said emanated from China. And recently the security firm NetWitness reported that more than 2,500 companiesworldwide were compromised in a sophisticated attack launched in 2008 and aimed at proprietary corporate data. Indeed, the recent Cyber Shock Wave simulation revealed what those of us involved in national security policy have long feared: For all our war games and strategy documents focused on traditional warfare, we have yet to address the most basic questions about cyber-conflicts.
What is the right strategy for this most modern of wars? Look to history. During the Cold War, when the United States faced an existential threat from the Soviet Union, we relied on deterrence to protect ourselves from nuclear attack. Later, as the East-West stalemate ended and nuclear weapons proliferated, some argued that preemption made more sense in an age of global terrorism.
The cyber-war mirrors the nuclear challenge in terms of the potential economic and psychological effects. So, should our strategy be deterrence or preemption? The answer: both. Depending on the nature of the threat, we can deploy aspects of either approach to defend America in cyberspace.
How do we apply deterrence in the cyber-age? For one, we must clearly express our intent. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton offered a succinct statement to that effect last month in Washington, in a speech on Internet freedom."Countries or individuals that engage in cyber-attacks should face consequences and international condemnation," she said. "In an Internet-connected world, an attack on one nation's networks can be an attack on all."
That was a promising move, but it means little unless we back it up with practical policies and international legal agreements to define norms and identify consequences for destructive behavior in cyberspace....


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Plex the magic robot will help your child drift into a dancey-dance dreamland.
Catch the Gabba gang daily on Nick Jr.
Prepare your work area by assembling all the craft items you'll need for making your pillow creation, then print out the Plex No-Sew Snuggle Pillow Templates.
A grown-up should cut out the template pieces and use them to cut out the pillow pieces from sheets of felt or fleece. TIPS FOR PARENTS: Either fleece or felt can be used to make these pillows, but felt works best, especially for the face details. Grown-ups should cut out the pieces, while your preschool-aged helper assembles the face details using the full-color final pillow template as a guide.
Help your child apply the face details to the front pillow panel. A grown-up should apply the glue to and place the face pieces on the body panel. Apply light pressure to ensure the pieces stay in place. Fabri-tac and similar products are quick drying.
Once the facial features have been glued down in place, glue together the top of Plex's head. For Plex's antennae and joy stick, cut out rectangles from black felt and roll them into sticks. Glue the end close. Place the antennae and the joy stick in place (see photo) between the front and back felt panels before gluing the edges together. Use several beads of glue between the front and back panel edges and press the edges together until the glue takes (about a minute). Once the top of the head has dried, begin stuffing with batting and continue gluing the sides together. Try not to over-stuff the pillow, as this will make it difficult to glue the sides together. Keep gluing and pressing all the edges until the pillow is sealed on all sides.
Bring home a little bit of Brobee with this super springtime craft!
Make any egg more festive with a little help from Foofa!
Razzle, dazzle Dad on Father's Day!
Make no-slip, marvelously magnetic monster bookmarks
Your Yo Gabba Gabba! fan is destined for sweet snugly dreams!
Snuggle up with Foofa
This cat's the coolest on a homemade iron-on T-shirt
This friendly cyclops has got its eye on your little monster
Let Muno keep an eye on your little one while he sleeps!
Cuddle up with Brobee!
Just press print to put Plex on your preschooler's shirt!
Add some fun to your fashion with Foofa's funny face!
This Brobee T-shirt will quickly become a favorite!
DJ Lance will rock your Halloween!
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Everything you need for a monster dance party--in your living room
Plex helps charge your electronics
It's flower power at work as pretty pink petals provide sun protection!
Beat the heat with help from Yo Gabba Gabba!
A handy case with a friendly face!
This fun do-together craft will make Dad's day
Dad will eat this photo frame up! Give it a try
Gabba--good to go!
Welcome to the show!
Make a door sign that will bloom in any room!
Shower your little flower with quality crafting time!
Create this simple paper basket and make it a Hoppy Easter!
Spring into action to create a high-flying hanging craft
Make this simple cut-and fold-card before Easter!
Add some blooms to your kids' rooms with their favorite guppies!
Make a colorful Dora craft that's inspired by spring!
Make a colorful decoration bursting with blooms with this easy craft!
Make this mobile and swing into spring!
Show your kids how to tell time with this paper plate peek-a-boo clock!
Handy hangers for your family to hang the keys to your castle
This eco-friendly house shows some "serious" courtesy to your little feathered friends
Invite Miss Spider to your house for an egg-cellent Easter!
Big smiles, Little Bill. Decorate everyone's favorite little friend
Bring home a little bit of Brobee with this super springtime craft!
It just wouldn't be Easter without this colorful family craft!
Make any egg more festive with a little help from Foofa!
Crafty kids' kites made from paper bags
Kai-lan and friends are preparing for spring. Watch their garden grow!
Adorn your table with this easy, eye-popping Backyardigans craft
Perfect for catching springtime breezes, this is no garden-variety kite!
These boots were made for growing!
Get kids ready for spring gardening with this easy-to-make apron
Make a bunch of beautiful blooms for Mom!
Lalaloops-ify your little doll with these printable picture frames!
Print, fold, & fill with sweet surprises!
The perfect gift for kids to give away on Valentine's Day!
Give your sweet a bag full of Umiriffic treats!
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SAN ANTONIO --The odds were all in the favor of the San Antonio Spurs tonight. Back at home where they've won 18 straight home games, best record in the NBA and facing the youthful Phoenix Suns coming in with 19 wins in the tough Western Conference.
Youth or no youth, Phoenix served notice that they are on the rise. Jermaine O'Neal had a season-high 22 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 105-101 overtime victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night at the AT&T Center.
The loss snapped the Spurs' 18-game home win streak and it was Phoenix's first win in San Antonio since 2008.Phoenix (20-39), down by as many as 11 points in the second half, tied it at 100-100 on the final play of regulation on Wesley Johnson's 3-pointer at the buzzer.
"I got open and he (Jermaine O'Neal) threw a perfect pass. I just turned and let it go." said Johnson on his clutch 3-pointer.
In overtime, Marcin Gortat had a tip-in to put the Suns up 102-101 with 1:07 remaining. Then O'Neal grabbed a rebound and put it back in with nine seconds left to put Phoenix up 104-100, giving the Suns enough cushion for the win.
San Antonio struggled in the overtime period, going 0 of 10 from the field. The only point the Spurs scored was on a free throw by Tony Parker.
It was the second overtime win for the Suns in as many nights after defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves 84-83 on Tuesday.
"Stopping the best team in the NBA, on their court, off a back-to-back, off an overtime game. Lot of young teams would say, 'You know what? We're not going to fight back in the second half. We're going to lay down, because we're supposed to lose.' said O'Neal, a 16-year NBA veteran and elder statesmen on the Suns' persistence. "I'm really proud of the guys."
Home court has been friendly to the Spurs, who are 22-3 at home and had not lost since falling 92-87 to the L.A. Clippers on Nov. 19.
The Spurs returned to San Antonio from their 11th annual rodeo road trip with the best record in the NBA but struggled to shake the Suns, whom they defeated on Sunday night 97-87.


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Jean (Roush) Stone, 90, of Point Pleasant, went home to be with her Lord on Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Pleasant Valley Hospital.
She was born October 3, 1922, in Gallipolis, Ohio, a daughter of the late Harry DeCamp Roush and Emilie (Steinbach) Roush.
Jean was a homemaker, and member of Trinity United Methodist Church in Point Pleasant where she was active in the church choir, Womens Circle, and past Pianist and Organist. She was a graduate of James Madison College, and member of Point Pleasant Womans Club, Point Pleasant Chapter No. 75 Order of Eastern Star, Sons and Daughters of Pioneer Rivermen, and the Point Pleasant River Museum. She enjoyed playing Bridge, dancing, and taking care of her family and home.
She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 66 years, Captain Charles Henry Stone.
Jean is survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Jennifer and Sam Bates of Point Pleasant, and Bebe and Rick Wilker of Cincinnati, Ohio; two grandchildren, Lynn (Daniel) Cooper of Hamersville, Ohio, and Chad (Amanda) Bates of Point Pleasant; and special great grandchildren, Chandler Alexis Sollmann and Charlee Louise Cooper of Hamersville, Ohio, Seth Lee Bates and Garrett S. Bates of Point Pleasant, Chazz A. Bates of Bealsville, Ohio, and Ezra M. Herdman-Bates of Leon.
A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 17, 2012, at Wilcoxen Funeral Home in Point Pleasant with Rev. Jim Kelly officiating. Burial will follow at New Lone Oak Cemetery in Point Pleasant. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service Saturday at the funeral home.
The family would like to thank Dr. Stephan Serfontein and staff for their care, and a special thank you to Debbie Lambert for her continued assistance and love given through the last years of Charles and Jean's lives.
Online condolences may be made at www.wilcoxenfuneralhome.com.


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Welcome to the "new" Stockbridge School
The Stockbridge School of Agriculture has been central to the fabric of New England agriculture for 94 years. We plan to continue that role in the next 94 years and beyond. Over the past few months, we have begun to make some very significant and exciting changes that will make Stockbridge better than ever. These changes are central to the University's and the College's refocusing of its agricultural efforts. As part of this refocusing, the Stockbridge School of Agriculture has been elevated to a full academic unit with its own faculty, education offered at all levels from AS to PhD, and research and outreach responsibilities. These changes were approved by the UMass Faculty Senate on May 3, 2012, and the "new" Stockbridge School of Agriculture came into being on July 1, 2012. So what's new? To find out more, continue reading...
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Sounds From The Soul Underground – A Fresh Mix Of Contemporary Soul, Funk, Jazz, Latin & Afrobeat From Around The WorldVarious
CD (Item 601330) Freestyle (UK), 2012 — Condition: New Copy
The soul underground of today – proof that there's still some amazingly deep music being made in the 21st Century, as long as you know where to look! The groups here are all contemporary, but they work strongly in the sounds of the 60s and 70s – the best funk and soul modes from that classic generation, put together faithfully, but with a fresh approach too – given the youthful energy that most of these artists bring to their recordings! There's just a few contemporary touches here and there, but overall most of the production and instrumentation is very much in the best vintage mode – on these cuts pulled from hard to find imports and rare 7" single releases of the past few years. But hardly just take our word for it – there's plenty to please your ears the moment you jump into the set – cuts that include "You What" by The Andy Tolman Cartel, "Poker Nights Theme" by The Delicious Allstars, "Shaft In Africa" by The Mighty Showstoppers, "Put Leg To Road" by Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra, "Mr G" by Jessica Lauren Four, "Cockroach Grind" by The Haggis Horns, "Kekfeny" by The Qualitons, "Cramp Your Style" by The Killer Meters, "Cascade" by Renegades Of Jazz, "Hey Girl" by Jo Stance, and "Something's Gotta Give" by Nick Van Gelder. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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The Institute for Asian Studies 2012-2013 "First Saturday East Asian Program Series" kicks off
Saturday, September 8th, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM,
with a workshop of 3 special presentations
on the history of Chinese-Americans in aviation, 1918-1945.
LOCATION: PSU campus, Room 327, Smith Memorial Student Union (1825 SW Broadway)
REGISTRATION: Free, and open to the public; but registration w/the NW China Council is requested for headcount and name badge.
This event highlights the Chinese American experience of WWII both locally and nationally with presentations by invited speakers.
10:00 Check-in, Welcome & Introductions --
10:30 Christina Lim, author of In the shadow of the Tiger, the 407th Air Service Squadron, Fourteenth Service Group, fourteenth Air Force, World War II and 14th Air Force reunion organizer, will facilitate a VIDEO PRESENTATION that explores the context of Chinese American experience, including the Exclusion Act of 1882, how there was a generation of men and women who could be drafted into the service, the impact of the second Sino-Japanese war, and war bonds drives.
11:45-12:45 PANEL PRESENSTATION by Portland Chinese-Americans elders "Old Timers" Group, who will provide a local perspective by speaking about what life was like in Chinatown during that time, and the people that went to war
1:45 Welcome by Dr. K. Scott Wong, James Phinney Baxter III Professor of History and Public Affairs at Williams College, Williamstown MA, and author of Americans First: Chinese Americans in the Second World War (Temple, 2005), will speak briefly to introduce the event.
1:45-3:00 MODERATED PANEL of veterans from the all-Chinese American Flying Tiger unit, who discuss their wartime experiences, then take questions from the floor.
3:00-4:00 A Public reception will allow the audience to meet and greet the speakers.
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Aug 31, 20109One of the best games of the Wii. The CGs and cutescens are VERY EPIC. The BOSS fights, maps, very diverse, the enemy types are very interesting... and the Samus have a epic personality.
Graphic is one of the best of the Wii, sound, gameplay are very nice.
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Aug 31, 201010I love the classic side-scrolling Metroid style. This is Nintendo at its best! Metroid along with Mario and Zelda make a trio of games that can not be rivaled in the video game industry! Just wait until you play through the opening scene - you will be hooked!
Aug 31, 201010Widely underrated, this new gem in my Wii collection lives up to it's hype. Controls are not an issue after a bit of practice. Graphics, music are great. A bit of stale voice acting... but nevertheless intriguing. Do not overlook this game. Give it a try, it is worth it!
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Sep 1, 201010As both a Metroid fan and a long time gamer I cannot begin to express how excellent this game is. Gorgeous graphics, compelling and well told story full of twists, Excellent exploration of Samus as a woman and a character and most importantly, fantastic Metroid gameplay with an ultra slick new presentation. An absolute must buy. It has to be seen to be believed.
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Sep 2, 201010A Great game! a wii must have, love the music, the boss battles, and the atmosphere. The controls were a little akward at first, but is easy to get used to. I dont get why so many people is rating this game bad, haters perhaps?
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Sep 7, 20109i am loving it.. im about an hour into the game, the controls are perfects, i was worried the D-pad was gonna be busted but it wasn't i am enjoying the story so far but i think there is to much narration, sometimes i wish samus would shut the hell up and talk out of her mouth lol
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Sep 13, 201010I don't understand either, the amount of mixed reviews for this awesome game. Simply, the most fun I've had this year after the superb Super Mario Galaxy 2. As a longtime fan of the Metroid series, I recommend any fan play this game. It may not be perfect to you, and that is cool. But what it does right has been pretty impressive. I would rate it a 9.6 (and rounded up).
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Feb 25, 201110I don't understand all the negativity over Samus's voice.
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Sep 5, 20109I think the game is well made and has great storytelling sure its not one of the Prime games but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. Part of me did not like the auto aim thing but once I played it I realized I can take in more of the beauty of the game that way
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Sep 5, 20109Ignore the bad reviews. If you are even slightly interested in a Metroid game, then this game is for you. The cut scenes are very awesome. The story is great, and the music is amazing as ever. I think the negative reviews are from people that don't like to be challenged, as this isn't a super easy easy walk through.
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Sep 6, 20109It surprises me that Metroid: Other M has gotten mixed reviews. I just finished the game and loved it. I suspect the hesitation from other reviewers has something to do with the near perfect praise of Retro Studioâ
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Sep 18, 20109This was great mix of the old Metroid games and the more recent Prime series. Lotsa fun, good challenge, and a good length. Some people complained about the narration in the game, but there's really not that much of it, and I don't feel it gets I the way of the story - and the story was cool.
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Apr 26, 201110Excellent game. Brought back memories of playing super metroid in some ways. If your looking for a cheap Nintendo title this is the one. Don't really like shooters at all but i like metroid. Wish they had finished making the game though. Too short.
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Apr 29, 20119metroid other m is a game that has the classic gameplay from the first games in a 3D world it changed exploration for good cutscenes with impressive CGI and good story telling, you can use a FPS view but you cant move in this mode, but you can shoot missiles which are your stronger weapon, the in game graphics are impressive and only make a good game in a better one
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Nov 13, 201110This game is bad. It was the awful voicing of samus, that i just couldn't stand. Needing authorization to use a weapon - Come on! Traded in immediately. Want a good Metroid game? Play Metroid prime 1 2 or 3.
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Dec 1, 20129I love this game and any gamer that says this is sexist needs to grow up. The only flaw is the game does not have as much length as Metroid Prime. It is inspiring to see that samus Aran is human. The best kind of Bounty Hunter is one that is peaceful. I love how this goes back to NES gameplay.
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Oct 21, 201091Regardless the shortcomings, Nintendo definitely deserves praise for yet again hiring not one but two orchestras to play the game's soundtrack start to end– hearing real strings and percussion, occasionally augmented by sci-fi synthesizer, adds a lushness to the soundtrack that Metroid has long deserved.
80Experimental by design. It might not always work, but when it does its an experience hard to forget, wearing the Metroid tag with pride with its head held high.
Team Ninja is not Nintendo. This could be the perfect description for Metroid: Other M, a competent action game that simply lacks the quality and the level of polishing of the "real" Nintendo games.


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Even a small patch can reduce your grocery costs significantly. It's also a delicious hobby.
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At the risk of sounding like a Ziploc bag washer, let me point out that small changes can add up to big savings. Since they also have an environmental impact, why not tweak a few habits in honor of Earth Day? (It's April 22 this year.)
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Every day we're barraged with tantalizing ads, limited-time deals and one-click shopping opportunities. It's far too easy to buy -- and impulse spending can wreck your budget.
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Cheapness is clinging to every cent. Frugality is spending money in the smartest possible ways.
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Buying green coffee beans and roasting them at home is surprisingly simple, and unroasted beans are about half the price.
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Although rituximab is now routinely used in the treatment of B-cell non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, the mechanism of its antitumor effect is not clear. One potential mechanism of action involves antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC). Two aspects of ADCC influence the effectiveness of this process: the susceptibility of tumor cells and the activation of effector cells via their immunoglobulin G fragment C receptors (Fc gamma Rs). Several Fc gamma R polymorphisms have been identified that may affect the killing function of natural killer cells and macrophages.