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Оригинальное название: Cram Sessions
Год производства: 2014
Страна: USA
Жанр: All Sex, Big Tits, Group
Студия: Brazzers
В ролях: Rachel Roxxx, Lizz Taylor, Samantha Saint, Christy Mack, Mandy Haze, Rikki Six, Brooklyn Chase, Raven Bay
Продолжительность: 2:53:19
Duel Intentions There's a new hottie at school, and Kieran is determined to fuck her. His stepsister Raven decides to make a wager; if he fails, Raven gets to keep his Porsche, but if Kieran can seduce Rikki, he gets to fuck his naughty little stepsister.Freaks And Geeks And Teets
It's Rachels first day of university and she can't wait to make friends, but her new roomie Christy always letting her tits hand out and stealing Rachel's dates! It's time for Rachel to learn what college is really about; sloppy, steamy threesomes!Goody Two Tits Professor Lee is supposed to be teaching poetry, but he's distracted by the busty Miss Chase. After she teaches the class a thing or two about romantic poetry, Prof. Lee fantasizes about showing little Brooklyn what poetry is really all about. Fucking!The Power Of Female Sexuality Lizz can't come up with an idea for her thesis until she feels one right in front of their own two hands. She decides to write about the power big ol' fun bags have over men, and she whips off her shirt and sticks those DD's right in her professors face.Wrong Dorm, Right Girl Collegiate Mandy has had to move in to Xander's dorm room for a few days. She's also the dean's daughter, and if Xander wants to keep his scholarship. He'd better keep his hands off her. If only she'd stop doing that yoga and walking around with her tits out.
Качество видео: DVD9
Формат видео: vob
Видео: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (16:9) 29.97fps 6000Kbps
Аудио: MP3, 48.0 KHz, 2 ch, 109 Kbps, VBR
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This set of four 'Labrador' placemats features Sophie's illustrations of some adorable Black Labradors and white dots on a biscuit beige background. A super stylish way to protect your table surface from stains, spillages and hot plates. These placemats are almost too lovely to cover with a plate!
They would make a great 'new home' gift or present for any Labrador owner or treat yourself and add a touch of sophisticated style to your table while you entertain friends at a dinner party.
These Labrador Placemats are both practical and stylish for everyday use and perfect for any kitchen with a dog! They have a superior matt lacquer surface meaning they are scratch and scuff resistant and able to withstand temperatures of up to 110 degrees. They have a cork backing making them slip resistant and are easily wiped clean (no dishwashers please!), and with very little care will give you many years of service. Every Placemat has a colour matched sealed edge to prevent moisture damage to the surface design.
Why not consider adding some matching Labrador Coasters or some Labrador Napkins to impress guests and brighten up any table setting!
- Pack of four placemats
- Dimensions: 29cm x 21.5cm x 0.5cm thick
- Part of the Labrador collection
- Superior matt lacquered surface
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- Heat resistant to 110 degrees
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- Matching coasters available
- Wipe clean with a damp cloth only
- Smart quality box
- Placemats available in all the key Sophie Allport designs
- Care
Our Placemats have a superior matt lacquer surface meaning they are scratch and scuff resistant and able to withstand temperatures of up to 110 degrees. They have a cork backing making them slip resistant and are easily wiped clean (no dishwashers please!), and with very little care will give you many years of service.
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Dimensions: 29cm x 21.5cm x 0.5cm thick
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Like every other person on here I've been stalking the site reading every review I can on this procedure good and bad. And honestly right now I'm split 50/50 on this decision. Never had surgery before and I'm 23 years old. 5'3" 140 pounds and healthy. I do already have curves but just want to enhance them. One day I wake up thinking I can just take my ass to the gym and other days I'm set on going through with the bbl. anyone else feel this way? Another big fear of mine is bbl is temporary and after a year I'll be back to where I started.
A Really Big Decision...Beverly Hills, CA
Like every other person on here I've been stalking...
Saw this on a doctor's website
Took a screenshot for y'all. I know everyone's different but it clearly says: "The aesthetic effects of the Brazilian butt lift are temporary and touch up treatments are recommended to maintain desired appearance." ummm..not too sure what to make of this. For those wondering this is off Dr. Beck's website in bay area.
I got that donk!
I felt like this surgery was meant to be for me, I happened to get a cancellation last minute on a date that worked perfectly for me and I only had a week to physically, mentally, and emotionally prepare. I had no idea what to expect but Dr. Hazani hooked me up! I was small to begin with 5'3' 137-140ish pounds and a really small frame. I'm really pleased with my results and I hope my booty doesn't go down, and fluffs :)
This is definitely an emotional and physically taxing journey so if anyone has any questions I'm here to answer. Dr. Hazani is the best in the west coast hands down.
This is definitely an emotional and physically taxing journey so if anyone has any questions I'm here to answer. Dr. Hazani is the best in the west coast hands down.
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The master Australian leg-spinner took 2-27 to help a Rest of the World XI beat the Asian selection by 112 runs before 70,101 fans at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, which raised 14.6 million dollars (11 million US) for the victims of the December 26 disaster.
The 35-year-old has another three one-day internationals to further tempt him into re-thinking his limited-overs retirement after the 2003 World Cup in southern Africa.
Warne's one-day international comeback will extend into a series as skipper of a World XI to play New Zealand later this month.
And it may continue beyond that, with Test cricket's leading wicket-taker not quite closing the door on further limited-overs involvement.
Playing his first one-day international in more than two years, Warne took a wicket with his second delivery, tempting Indian Virender Sehwag to hit out to the outfield to be caught by West Indian Chris Gayle for 45.
Warne's effort prompted suggestions he should reconsider his retirement from one-day cricket.
"I did thoroughly enjoy it, but the reason I retired from one-day cricket was to give my body a break," Warne told a post-match press conference.
"The travelling involved in one-day cricket these days - you play anywhere between 30 and 40 one-day internationals, two weeks here and two weeks there. At this stage, I'm still retired but I do enjoy playing it. Who knows down the track?"
Warne will captain a World XI in three limited-overs matches against New Zealand in a hastily-arranged replacement series for the postponed Sri Lanka tour.
He will be joined by Sri Lankan duo Muttiah Muralitharan and Sanath Jayasuriya at Christchurch on January 22, Wellington on January 24 and Hamilton on January 26 to raise more money for tsunami victims.
Warne is also keen to be part of the re-match of Monday's World XI-Asian XI limited-over international in India in February if national team commitments allow it.


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For the colour blind, watching TV can be a chore. When it's hard to discern between colours, all the players in a football match can look like they're on the same team. This gadget promises to change all that.
It's called Eye2TV, and it enhances the colours on-screen, making for a much more pleasurable viewing experience. Just plug it into your TV's HDMI port, and it'll enhance reds and greens, making them easier to discern. You can also adjust the settings so that it suits both those with colour blindness or colour deficiency and those without. So you won't ruin the picture for anyone who's not colourblind - everyone can watch together.
It works with any TV, as long as it has an HDMI socket. And it's compatible with any source, be it a set-top box, DVD player or games console.
Plug the Eye2TV into the HDMI port and the video source into the Eye2TV. Then plug a USB cable from the EYE2TV into a port on the TV to power it. And that's all there is to it.
Read more: HDR TV: What is it and should you care?
It comes with a Bluetooth remote control, so you can tweak the settings without getting up from your seat. In future, you'll be able to do so using an app on your smartphone or tablet.
The device is based on research from the University of East Anglia's School of Computer Sciences. It's seeking funding on Kickstarter. If successful, it will cost £50 and will be delivered in March next year.


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US STOCKS-S&P 500 has best day in a year following Fed minutes
By Ryan Vlastelica
NEW YORK Oct 8 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks soared on Wednesday, with major indexes posting their biggest one-day jumps of 2014 after the Federal Reserve reassured investors that its first interest rate hike would not come until it deemed the economy could withstand it.
The day's gains were broad and gains accelerated near the end of the volatile session. While Wall Street fell in morning trading, with the S&P briefly dipping under its 150-day moving average, all ten primary sectors of the S&P ended higher and only one closed with a gain of less than 1 percent.
The Fed has said that it would not raise rates for a "considerable time," and in the minutes from its Sept. 16-17 meeting the U.S. central bank expressed concern that this could be interpreted "as a commitment" rather than being based on data that pointed to an economy that could grow without Fed stimulus.
"Data dependency is what the Fed is trying to beat into the skull of Mr. Market, and the labor market is still too squishy for the Fed to be raising rates anytime soon," said Jim O'Donnell, chief investment officer at Forward in San Francisco, which has $5 billion in assets under management.
Sectors tied to the pace of economic growth led the day. Financials rose 1.8 percent while technology was up 2 percent. Among specific names, JPMorgan Chase & Co added 1.9 percent to $60.40 while Apple Inc was up 2.1 percent to $100.80.
Only 21 of the S&P's 500 components ended lower, while the CBOE Volatility index fell 12.2 percent to 15.11.
With the turn higher, the S&P 500 was 2.2 percent below its record close while the Russell 2000 was 9.3 percent away from its record, moving out of the 10 percent threshold that represents a correction.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 274.83 points, or 1.64 percent, to 16,994.22, the S&P 500 gained 33.79 points, or 1.75 percent, to 1,968.89 and the Nasdaq Composite added 83.39 points, or 1.9 percent, to 4,468.59. Continuación...


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Featuring: Valentina Cortese, Richard Basehart and William Lundigan
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Richard Wises (THE SOUND OF MUSIC) early film noir stars Valentina Cortese as Victoria Kowelska a Polish woman who adopts the identity of a deceased friend so she can come to America after her release from a concentration camp. There she discovers that she is the godmother of a very wealthy young boy and stands to inherit a large sum. She also falls for the boys guardian (Richard Basehart) until she discovers that his motives for courting her arent what they seem.
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The Ivy League's Office has named Cornell's Errick Peck to the weekly Ivy League Honor Roll. The League office notes:
2010-11 AWARD WINNERSErrick Peck, Cornell, Sophomore, Forward (Indianapolis)
21 pts., 8 rebs. vs. Bucknell
PLAYERS OF THE WEEKNovember 15-Keith Wright, Harvard, Jr.
November 22-Christian Webster, Harvard, So./Austin Morgan, Yale, So.
November 29-Keith Wright, Harvard, Jr.
December 6-Ian Hummer, Princeton, So.
December 13-Noruwa Agho, Columbia, Jr./Kareem Maddox, Princeton, Sr.
December 20-Kareem Maddox, Princeton, Sr.
December 27-Zach Rosen, Penn, Jr.
November 15-Miles Cartwright, Penn, Fr.
November 22-Sean McGonagil, Brown, Fr.
November 29-Miles Cartwright, Penn, Fr.
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- Colombia Cosecha de Oro: We listened to fan feedback on our Colombia coffee offering and are excited to introduce this refined option to satisfy guests looking for a lighter roast. Cosecha de Oro means "golden harvest" in Spanish, and this flavorful coffee also features caramel notes along with hints of subtle vanilla and sweet fruit flavors.
- Traveler's Roast: A medium-bodied blend, Traveler's Roast is juicy and complex with a silky, smooth finish. Fans will love this choice for its dark chocolate qualities and "syrup-like" body.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- As fans everywhere welcome the new year, Caribou Coffee Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBOU) is excited to celebrate 2013 with the launch of two new whole bean coffees: Colombia Cosecha de Oro and Traveler's Roast. These delicious new light and medium roasts, respectively, were designed to help fans enjoy more tastes from the large spectrum of flavors that they offer while delivering Caribou's signature premium coffee experience. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130122/NY45263 ) The launch of these new coffees comes on the heels of an exciting 2012 for Caribou Coffee – a year that brought growth and the coffeehouse's 20 th anniversary celebration. Caribou's new Colombia Cosecha de Oro and Traveler's Roast coffees will join Caribou's extensive coffee line-up – 20 choices – which offers a broad range of coffees – light, dark and medium roasts – to provide customers with a wide range of coffee experiences and tastes.


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tj pinion angle
I am adjusting my rear pinion angle with my adjustable rear upper and lower controls arms to install a cv .drive shaft in my Rubicon. What angle are others close to.. or any tips to get best angle? Also I hear this can change your coil brackets so spring is no longer seated correctly... can anyone shed some light in this?
I just installed a SYE and CV driveshaft on my jeep wrangler a couple of weeks ago. I didnt have adjustable lower control arms, but I did have adjustable upper control arms. I pretty muched eyed the angle of my rear driveshaft in comparison the my u joint cap and adjusted my control arms accordingly. I know I should of used an angle finder, but I haven't had any vibes or issues yet.
here is a site that might help
Pinion Angle Alignment - 1
Get a magnetic angle finder and stick it on the flat gasket surface of your diff cover. That surface is exactly 90 degrees off your pinion angle. Find the angle of your drive shaft with the angle finder and set your pinion 2 degrees below that (towards the ground) with simple math and a magnetic angle finder it's not too bad
Thanks all
Yup, say your d shaft is 14 degrees you want your pinion at 12. So with the angle finder stuck to the rear gasket surface it's should read 102 degrees to give you the 12 on your pinion
I just did mine and hit 75mph on it for the first time and I'm getting a weird vibe that was never there before. It's like a mild vibe then goes away then right back then it's gone again and it slowly eases in to and out of the vibration. Think it could b a misbalanced driveshaft or am I doing something wrong? It's a rugged ridge sye and Adams driveshaft
Ill post my experience on a week when I install
Ever figure it out? I have there setup as well and am not sure if it is a diveshaft issue or the transfer case output.
I did a tummy tuck and adjusted rear uppers... it is still there but minimal... with the tummy tuck i had to change ft pinion angle and front uppers ... i think 7.5 degrees is factoryish mine measures at 5.5 ish and it drives good. im gonna try to get it to 5 to get front drive shaft a lil straighter... i was told not go below that because it does not center during a turn like factory...
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Represent client in litigation challenging the U.S. Department of the Interior's five year-offshore oil and gas leasing program under the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act.
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- Ability to search for and instantly find restaurants nearby via the Search charm
- Filter by neighborhood, cuisine, or price
- Share with friends via the Share charm
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SEATTLE, Oct. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Urbanspoon, the leading mobile restaurant discovery application and reservation management system, today announced its award-winning app will be available through Windows 8. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110831/LA60178LOGO) Straight from their device, Windows 8 users can search and share aggregated restaurant content from across the web. Urbanspoon offers the best photos and reviews from professional food critics, bloggers, newspaper reviews, and fellow diners. With access to information on over 800,000 restaurants, Windows 8 users can now easily find a restaurant nearby and share their recommendations with friends. "Urbanspoon is all about giving users access to fresh restaurant information and Windows 8 puts discovery at the forefront--making it easy and fun to find new restaurants and much more," said Kara Nortman, Senior Vice President, Consumer Properties, CityGrid Media. "Urbanspoon has been a pioneer of dynamic mobile content. The new Windows user interface allows Urbanspoon to bring dynamic content to users via tiles. Users can see new photos, menu information, and restaurant reviews the minute they are submitted to Urbanspoon, and share that information with friends." "The new Windows user interface brings the Urbanspoon app to life, helping users access rich restaurant content, including photos, reviews, and more," said John Richards, senior director of Windows Apps Marketing for Microsoft Corp. "Our unique visual and sharing capabilities enable users to interact with the Urbanspoon app like they never have before, giving them access to the freshest restaurant content anywhere." Urbanspoon's app for Windows 8 features:


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When bad light forced an early close on the second day, England 'A', in their first innings, were 530 for nine with Read 120 not out and Stuart Broad unbeaten on 29.
Read, who played the last of his 11 Tests against the West Indies in Barbados over two years ago, was dropped in favour of Geraint Jones on account of the latter's superior batting.
But at his Kent rival's county home ground Read, 27, played an assured innings to notch his third hundred of the season as England selector and former Test off-spinner Geoff Miller watched from the boundary.
"People keep talking about making statements to selectors but I'm not trying to make any sort of statement I'm trying to play good cricket," Read told reporters after stumps.
"A criticism in the past was that I got out too often in the 60s and 70s but this year my conversion rate when I've got in has been pretty good, so I was happy to go on and get three figures today.
"The only reason I was axed (from the England team) was a lack of runs and in the last two years I've done a lot of work to get my batting up to scratch."
Earlier Pakistan suffered a second injury blow just days before the first Test against England when fast bowler Mohammad Asif left the field with a right elbow injury.
Asif sent down just five overs on Friday, but Pakistan tour manager Zaheer Abbas said he expected the paceman to be available for selection come Thursday's first day at Lord's.
His injury came after Kamran Akmal, the only wicket-keeper in the Pakistan squad, sustained a left index finger injury.
Akmal, off the field for most of the first day's play, did not take the field Friday with stand-in Faisal Iqbal continuing behind the stumps.
Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria led the attack with four for 148 in a marathon 46 overs on a good batting pitch.
When Broad, the 19-year-old pace bowling son of former England opening batsman Chris, came to the crease Read was still nine short of his century.
But any worries Read had that Broad might fall quickly were eased by the left-hander's resolute defence before the keeper's cover-driven boundary off occasional spinner Imran Farhat, his 14th four, took him to a 140-ball hundred which also included a straight six off Kaneria.
His innings was timely with Jones, widely regarded as an inferior gloveman to Read, having seen his Test batting average drop to 26.
England are due to name their first Test squad on Sunday and, for all Jones's woes, it would be a major surprise if he lost his place given the unswerving support he has so far received from England coach Duncan Fletcher.
Another player aiming for a Test return was A team captain Robert Key whose seven-hour innings, on his Kent home ground, was eventually ended when the opener was bowled for 136 by Abdul Razzaq.
Key's exit left the hosts on 291 for six but a stand of 102 between Read and off-spinning all-rounder Alex Loudon (51) kept Pakistan at bay.
England A resumed Friday on 268 for three, with Key 128 not out and Ravi Bopara seven not out.
Pakistan took the prize wicket of Key, who played the last of his 15 Tests against South Africa at Centurion in January 2005, when Razzaq struck with his second delivery Friday to knock over the off-stump with a ball that moved away from the right-hander.
Key, dropped on 30 by Akmal on Thursday, faced 269 balls with two sixes and 17 fours.
But although the 27-year-old Kent captain's innings was unlikely to catapult him into a place in the first Test squad - he is still hampered in his ability to throw after shoulder surgery in the off-season - it had revived his hopes of making the Ashes tour later in the year.
Play was halted at 12pm local time (1100GMT) for Britain's national two minutes silence marking the first anniversary of the London terror bombings, players from both sides lining up on the outfield while spectators stood.
England 'A' 1st Innings:
Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-164, 3-238, 4-282, 5-283, 6-291, 7-393, 8-453, 9-468
Pakistan: Imran Farhat, Salman Butt, Faisal Iqbal, Mohammad Yousuf, Inzamam-ul-Haq (capt), Kamran Akmal (wkt), Abdul Razzaq, Mohammad Sami, Umar Gul, Mohammad Asif, Danish Kaneria
Toss: England A
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Deal close on allowing Indiana voucher expansion
Indiana Statehouse negotiators appear close to agreeing on expanding the state's private school voucher program by making children who would attend poorly performing schools immediately eligible.
House and Senate education leaders said Wednesday the compromise being developed allows a smaller expansion than what the House approved earlier in the legislative session.
The current voucher law requires all students to spend at least one year in public schools before becoming eligible if their families meet income limits.
Republican Sen. Dennis Kruse of Auburn says the compromise would make students whose public school received a state performance grade of F immediately eligible.
The House-approved bill would have eliminated the one-year public school rule for children entering kindergarten anywhere in the state, after which they could remain a voucher student in private schools.
Last month, the Indiana Supreme Court upheld Indiana's school voucher program, clearing the way for its expansion. Indiana's program is actually the broadest in the nation.
Critics had argued that the program primarily benefited religious institutions that run private schools.
But the program's supporters say parents can send their children to any school they want, whether it's public or private, religious or not, and the Supreme Court agreed with that Tuesday. In a 5-0 decision, the justices said the program does not violate the state constitution.
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Nike MLB Victory Golf Polo - Cleveland Indians
Swing for the win on every hole with the Nike Cleveland Indians MLB Victory Polo, featuring Dri-Fit Technology that wicks sweat away to keep you cool and dry. Flat seams that stay off the shoulders and sides allow you to have free and easy swings every time. A classic, clean look allows you look your best while playing your best.
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Apple Mail (short) test: annoying issues
Par Arnaud Boudou le dimanche 15 avril 2007, 19:42 - Apple - Lien permanent
When I upgrade to Mac OS X 10.4, I replaced Thunderbird by Apple Mail as mail client, as Mozilla software get major slowdown with this OS version (this issue was fixed later, then I came back to Thunderbird due to above issues). Even if this application covers my needs, it's not perfect.
First post on 13/06/2005
Among these issues, I may talk about:
- Impossibility to remove any mail without using trash: if I use backspace or alt + backspace or command + backspace or shift + backspace, etc. shortcuts, the mail is always sent to trash which I have to empty later.
- Standard signature separators are not supported (I mean "-- "). When you answer to an email, not only the cursor is positioned at the beginning of the answer and not at the end, but all text after signature separator is kept.
"Non standard" IMAP folder names. Instead of using de facto naming scheme standard for mail folders, Apple Mail uses its own names: « Sent Messages » instead of « Sent » for sent mails folder, « Deleted Messages » au lieu de « Trash » for deleted mails, etc. Then, if you connect to the same account aoth another IMAP client, you get many folders for the same usage.You may change default folders for junk, draft, sent and deleted mails with the following method: first choose the folder you want for specific use, then go into "Mailbox" menu, choose "Use This Mailbox For" sub-menu then wanted usage.
- Impossibility to choose email charset and encoding. If I send mails using plain text format, and they only contain ASCII characters, mail will be send using ASCII charset. If the mail contains diacritics, Euro symbol, etc. it will use Windows-1252 charset, Quoted-Printable encoded. If I want to disable Quoted-Printable because I prefer using MIME, or I prefer to use only ISO-8859-1 or ISO-8859-15 charsets, I can't: Quoted-Printable is automatically when I use characters outside ASCII charset, and charset is to be choose each time I want to send a mail (instead to get a default setting to be modified), and the list is limited: ISO-8859-1, Windows-1252 for occidental languages (no ISO-8859-15 if I want to use euro symbol without using UTF-8 charset). You may set a default charset with the following command defaults write com.apple.mail NSPreferredMailCharset "UTF-8", to enter into Terminal, but the real issue is not fixed.
- Impossibility to definitively accept an auto-signed SSL certificated for secured connections to an SMTP, IMAP or POP3 server. Then, each time you connect, you will be asked if you want to accept the certificate.
To conclude, Apple Mail is not a bad software but it lacks options and have to many issue to be an excellent software.


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Hey all! My wife's 04 Pacifica passenger rear door ajar sensor is being triggered, causing the dome lights to turn on while the vehicle is in motion. After figuring out that the switch/sensor is actually built into the lock actuator, I proceeded to spray the crap out of it with WD-40 and manually retract the lock mechanism with a screwdriver to work it in real good. After a swift door slam, still no luck.
I next plan on pulling the negative terminal for a while to see if resetting the body control module does anything, but that'll have to wait for tomorrow, as it's cold an dark outside and I'm a baby.
So, I think I'll pull the mechanism and see if I can give it a good cleaning or at least discover exactly what is broken, and if that doesn't do the trick, and I'm not struck by any other bright ideas, I plan to replace the mechanism.
I have a few questions though. I'm failing to find a specific reference on any of the major online parts retailers to any REAR door lock actuator. Only front actuators. This leads me to believe that the front and rear actuators are identical. I've found some used ones on ebay that are labeled as rear and with the images provided they appear to be the same. Are they?
Also, while I'm waiting for parts to arrive, is it possible to bypass/hot-wire the switch so the dome light and chime and all the other crap turns off? It's more dangerous with all that happening than to just deactivate the thing.
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Bourses in Shanghai and Shenzhen have increased the number of suspended accounts from 24 announced on Friday, according to their websites. The probe is focused on spoofing, a practice that involves placing then canceling orders to move prices. Owners of the other frozen accounts include Infore Capital, a Shenzhen-based asset management company, and YRD Investment Co., a Beijing-based hedge fund.
China's investigation of spoofing is part of the government's unprecedented effort to shore up investor confidence after a $4 trillion stock-market rout. As the Shanghai Composite Index's record-long boom went bust in June, investors faced the world's highest volatility as well as trading halts that at one point froze half the companies on Chinese exchanges.
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China has been trying to increase the proportion of sophisticated investors in a market where individuals account for more than 80 percent of volume. While the country has relaxed curbs on international money managers through programs like the Shanghai-Hong Kong exchange link, critics have blamed the government's market meddling for spurring foreign outflows in July.
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Spoofing entered the popular lexicon this year after U.S. prosecutors said a London trader's use of the strategy contributed to the flash crash in May 2010, when American equities briefly lost almost $1 trillion of value. The practice involves feigning interest in buying or selling at a certain price, creating the illusion of demand in an attempt to move the market. The spoofer cancels the original order and buys or sells at the new price to make a profit.
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Griffin, whose net worth of $6.2 billion ranks 231st on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, founded the precursor to his investment firm Citadel LLC more than two decades ago. He has since branched out into market making and execution services through Citadel Securities.
Infore Capital had trading accounts of four funds suspended from July 31 to Oct. 30 and is "actively working with the regulators to investigate and verify the trading strategies," the firm, which oversees about 5 billion yuan ($805 million) said in a statement on its website. He Jianfeng, the chairman of Infore Capital, serves on the boards of Chinese appliance maker Midea Group Co. and Zhejiang Shangfeng Industrial Holdings Co., a maker of fans.
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Welcome to a display of painted miniatures by Rick. Each entry has an explanation to the figure and the "step by step" instructions. Enjoy!
Friday, January 06, 2017
Reaper Miniature's Angel of Sorrow - 77362
These were a quick paint job as I need a couple of statues for my upcoming D&D session. I picked these two up in a single package from my local gaming store Wonkos.
Just to give them a bit of character, I mounted these onto a couple of wooden spools. Then a quick paint job of Codex Grey followed by a drybrush of Shadow Grey followed by a final drybrush of Skull White. Next a bit of Scorpion Green was watered down and drizzled on here and there for some aging (although that didn't come out in the pictures very well - but it's definitely noticeable on the table).
While these were the Bones figures, they weren't part of the kickstarter pile.
In honor of opening night of Underworld Blood Wars, the vampire looking statue is named Selene. And yes, the latest release of Underworld kicked some ass! It definitely brought the franchise back as Awakening was a bit of a let down.
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Labels: Bob Ridolfi, Reaper
Sunday, January 01, 2017
Reaper Miniature's Undertaker - 77143
This miniature is from the bones pile - it's the individual model from the Reaper Miniatures set 2845 Townsfolk VI: Gravedigger and Henchman by Bobby Jackson. While the metal set will set you back $14, the bones figure is $2.50.
Reaper doesn't give the townsfolk models interesting names - just Undertaker in this case. Therefore I had a little bit of WWE fun - the "Undertaker' there is a performer by the name of Calaway - so, for the models name I shortened it down to Calwy the Undertaker - a bit of humor on my part.
The only proper coat to give this guy is a black coat and black is a difficult color to paint as a main theme as you can't really shade or highlight black. So what I did here was to use various shades of gray and then wash the entire model with black to give it the effect of a black coat.
Painting instructions for Undertaker:
Step 1: Undercoat model with black paint
Step 2: Use Bronzed Flesh on face
Step 3: Use Regal Blue on sash across the neckline
Step 4: Use Snakebite Leather on the bags, gloves, and shoes
Step 5: Use Graveyard Earth on shirt/undergarments
Step 6: Use Shadow Grey on coat/hat
Step 7: Use Space Wolf Grey to highlight coat/hat
Step 8: Use Bestial Brown on shovel shaft
Step 9: Use Gunmetal on shovel and shoulder pads
Step 10: Liberally washed the entire model with a black wash
Step 11: Drybrush Codex Grey on base
Step 12: Drybrush Fortress Grey on base
Step 13: Drybrush Skull White on base
Step 14: Use Chaos Black on sides of base
Oh - and that's back to the bones pile for the first time since last January 2015 - it's been a long 2 years since working the Kickstarter pile! Been using my paint time to play D&D and the move to Texas was a bit time consuming as well. Here's hoping to find a few spare hours here and there throughout the 2017 year to paint more bones - Happy New Year's Ya'll!!
Kickstarter paint total: 53 + 1 Undertaker = 54
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Labels: Bobby Jackson, Reaper
Monday, December 26, 2016
Reaper Miniature's Tox - 2005
This model has been hard to come by being an original and long out of their normal production. I happened to see it at a local game store sitting on the peg shelf and so I nabbed it and made it top priority in the paint queue to get completed. I really enjoyed painting this one and I'll have to get him in my D&D campaign as either a bad guy or a good NPC sometime soon.
Painting instructions for Tox:
Step 1: Undercoat model with black primer (back to metal so I used the spray primer)
Step 2: Use Bronzed Flesh on face and hands
Step 3: Use Elf Flesh on face and hands for highlights
Step 4: Use Devlan Mud as wash on face and hands to blend it in
Step 5: Use Graveyard Earth on shirt
Step 6: Use mix of Graveyard Earth and Elf flesh to highlight shirt - repeat
Step 6: Use Shadow Grey on pants
Step 7: Use Space Wolf Grey to highlight pants
Step 8: Use Bestial Brown on boots and belt
Step 9: Use Snakebite Leather to highlight boots and belt
Step 10: Use Midnight Blue on robes
Step 11: Use Regal Blue to highlight robes
Step 12: Use Enchanted Blue as final highlights on robes
Step 13: Use Enchanted Blue on magic monster
Step 14: Drybrush Lighting Blue on magic monster
Step 15: Drybrush Ice Blue on magic monster
Step 16: Use Red Gore on wand (tucked in belt)
Step 17: Use Bronze on belt buckle and necklace
Step 18 Wash belt buckle and necklace with Devlan Mud
Step 19: Drybrush Codex Grey on base
Step 20: Drybrush Fortress Grey on base
Step 21: Drybrush Skull White on base
Step 22: Use Chaos Black on sides of base
Posted by Rick Anderson at 4:11 AM 1 comment:
Labels: Julie Guthrie, Reaper
Saturday, December 03, 2016
Reaper Miniature's Barnabas, Human Warrior 77023
Howdy y'all! We've moved 1,500 miles to Austin, Texas. It's been awhile since I've dug out the paints and did some painting. Well, in this case, not actually at home. There are a number of fantastic hobby shops in the area and one of those was having a Paint and Pint evening. Pretty cool, the hobby shop Emerald Tavern Games & Cafe has beer, wine, and sandwiches along with lots of games and tables. They sponsored a night where for $10 you received a pint of beer, a miniature, and the use of any pot of paint you want.
So with a pint of Fuller's and a miniature from Reaper, I did some painting and met some new friends. I kept the paint job simple with a black undercoat and a drybrush of metal, a touch of gold and some brown on the pouch bags. Then I had a bit of fun with some blue and red on the shield.
Once home, I put the miniature on a base and gave it the name of Hugues based upon Hugues de Payens (a founding member of the Knights Templar).
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Labels: Chaz Elliot, Reaper
Tuesday, January 05, 2016
Reaper Miniature's Bertrand, Monk - 2829
Another miniature going to a good home from my bi-weekly Dungeons and Dragons game. This one is a monk requested by one of the players in the group. Again, another metal miniature - I liked all the detail stuff - the backpack, sleeping pad, cup, rope, etc. However I was disappointed in this particular casting with the face - it didn't appear to be quite right nor as crisp as the display image on Reaper's website.
I went for the earthly tones here - so browns with dark green. I used shadow grey which is a blue/grey for the rope, undergarments, sleeping pad to give it some muted color.
Also, this was sculpted by an artist I don't know - Sylvain Quirion - nor have I seen his/her work prior from Reaper or any other miniature company.
Painting Instructions for Bertrand, Monk:
Step 1: Undercoat model with black primer (back to metal so I used the spray primer)
Step 2: Use Skull White on eyes
Step 3: Use Chaos Black for eyeballs and hair
Step 4: Use Bronzed Flesh on face
Step 5: Add Skull White to Bronzed Flesh for face highlights
Step 5: Use Scorched Brown for robe and staff
Step 6: Use Bestial Brown as most of robe and drybrush onto staff
Step 7: Add Skull White to Bestial Brown for robe highlights
Step 8: Use Catachan Green on the vestment
Step 9: Use Shadow Grey on undergarments, rope, sleeping pad, pouch
Step 10: Add Space Wolf Grey to Shadow Grey for highlights
Step 11: Use Snakebite Leather on backpack, shoes, belt, and staff handholds
Step 12: Use Bleached Bone on the shoulder piece
Step 13: Use Gunmetal on the sword, cup, and clasp piece
Step 14: Wash the entire model with Devlan Mud
Step 15: Drybrush Codex Grey on base
Step 16: Drybrush Fortress Grey on base
Step 17: Drybrush Skull White on base
Step 18: Use Chaos Black on sides of base
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Labels: Reaper, Sylvain Quirion
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Reaper Miniature's Sarah the Seeress - 3354
Yes I am alive and kicking! Actually I have a few miniatures that I've painted but haven't posted as I've been playing some Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition at the local hobby store. This one I'm posting right away because it's going to go to a good home with one of my fellow players.
This is more heavy metal - really like the metal - the plastic bones are great for what they are (and are easy to carry, more durable, and understandably half or more of the metal price), but the metal has better detail and just feels awesome to have that weight in the hand.
I used a tri-color scheme using the triad of blue, red, and yellow. The blue was the asked for color of the dress - so the details are balanced using red staff, crystal ball, and bracelet along with a yellow/brown/gold on the leather and ornaments. The skin tone is warm using tan as a neutral color.
Painting Instructions for Sarah the Seeress:
Step 1: Undercoat model with black primer (back to metal so I used the spray primer)
Step 2: Use Skull White on eyes
Step 3: Use Regal Blue on eyeballs
Step 4: Use Tanned Flesh on skin
Step 5: Mix various amounts of Dwarf Flesh with the Tanned Flesh on skin highlights
Step 6: Wash skin with Devlan Mud
Step 7: Use Regal Blue on dress and spell hand/ball
Step 8: Use mix of Enchanted Blue and Lightning Blue to highlight dress and spell hand/ball
Step 9: Use Skull White on spell hand/ball - I'm trying to make it look like a ball of magic missile is developing and starting to leave the hand
Step 10: Use watered down Regal Blue as a wash on dress and spell hand/ball
Step 11: Use Scab Red on staff, crystal, and bracelet
Step 12: Use mix of Blood Red and Blazing Orange on staff, crystal ball, and bracelet for highlights
Step 13: Add Sunburst Yellow to mix and keep highlighting down on crystal ball
Step 14: Use Bubonic Brown on all leather straps
Step 15: Mix Sunburst Yellow to Bubonic Brown for highlights on leather straps
Step 16: Use Tanned Flesh on book
Step 17: Use Gold on all ornamental items - book pouch, bracelets, staff topper, headband
Step 18: Wash Gold with Devlon Mud
Step 19: Use Shadow Grey on hair
Step 20: Heavy wash hair with Chaos Black
Step 21: Very light drybrush (wetbrush) hair with Shadow Gray and picking out some specific hair lines
Step 22: Use Scab Red on lips - focused on bottom - very little on top
Step 23: Use Skull White on teeth
Step 24: Drybrush Codex Grey on base
Step 25: Drybrush Fortress Grey on base
Step 26: Drybrush Skull White on base
Step 27: Use Chaos Black on sides of base
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Sunday, March 01, 2015
Dungeons & Dragons Lizard Folk Group - WOC 88284
Finished the other three models this weekend for a total of four. Nice looking group ready to bash some adventurers heads with a mighty club swing! Original post for Lizard Folk with painting instructions.
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Sunday, January 25, 2015
Dungeons & Dragons Lizard Folk - WOC 88284
I really like this model (something I often say with Jason Weibe sculpts) and this is first of four I have in my collection. I plan on painting all the others as well - they're prepped and ready to go! I wanted to give this first one the color scheme and then I'll replicate that on the other three. I based it to closely resemble the paint scheme used on Lizardfolk 35/80 from the Harbinger set of pre-painted models.
Because of the club, the depth of field is a bit difficult for the macro setting in some of the picks - the top row is the traditional side views that I normally post. The second row of images are quarter turns in front and rear of the miniature. I think these two pictures give the best representation of the figure as the depth of field is reduced to the width cast of the mold.
Basically I used a base color and a highlight with a wash of the base color watered down to bring the two together for each section of the model.
Painting Instructions for Lizard Folk (Inzixt):
Step 1: Undercoat model with black primer
Step 2: Use Dark Angels Green on all the main skin areas
Step 3: Use Snot Green on all main skin areas
Step 4: Wash all skin areas with watered down Dark Angels Green
Step 5: Use Red Gore on spine
Step 6: Use Blood Red on spine scales
Step 7: Use Golden Yellow as a splash on spine behind head
Step 8: Use Sunburst Yellow as a splash on spine behind head
Step 9: Use Camo Green on belly
Step 10: Use Rotting Flesh on belly
Step 11: Wash belly with watered down Camo Green mixed with Sepia ink
Step 12: Use Scorched Brown on all wood and leather
Step 13: Use Bestial Brown on all wood
Step 14; Use Vomit Brown on all leather
Step 15: Use Vomit Brown on claw nails
Step 16: Use Bleached Bone on claw nails
Step 17: Use Camo Green on wrap around spears
Step 18: Wash wrap around spears with watered down Sepia ink
Step 19: Use Warlock Purple on tongue
Step 20: Use Tentacle Pink on tongue
Step 21: Use Bad Moon Yellow on eyeballs
Step 22: Use Chaos Black for pupils
Step 23: Drybrush Codex Grey on base
Step 24: Drybrush Fortress Grey on base
Step 25: Drybrush Skull White on base
Step 26: Use Chaos Black on sides of base
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Monday, January 05, 2015
Reaper Miniature's Arrius, Skeletal Warrior - 77158
Back to the Bones. This model is Bones 77158 which sells for $2.49 and is a duplicate of the metal version 2766 Arrius the Black, Skeletal Champion from the DHL line retailing for $6.99 - sculpted by Bob Ridolfi.
Once again, about 90% of the detail in a Bones miniature at about a third of the cost of metal. For these Bones lines of figures I'm trying to find the right blend of time and detail and still have a good looking figure for the gaming table. On the last skeletal knight - the Ghost King - I simply laid a foundation and then used an ink wash to give a semblance of highlights and shadows.
It was suggested to provide a bit of highlighting prior to the wash to give the figure more interest. While blending 10 layers is overly time consuming for the utilization, I figured a quick contrasting highlight would do the trick.
Therefore, this figure uses the exact same paint scheme and steps as the Ghost King - however, I did add a quick layer of highlights between each step. On the cape I used Blood Red over Scab Red, on the skull I used Bleached Bone over the Vomit Brown, on the front drapery I used Kommando Khaki over Graveyard Earth and on the stump I used Bestial Brown over Scorched Brown. Finally, I washed the model multiple times with Devlan Mud deepening the shadows and toning down the overall figure. I hit the head skull again with a drybrush of Bleached Bone to brighten that up as the "face" becomes a center point of attention.
All in a night's (knights) worth of effort.
Kickstarter paint total: 52 + 1 Arrius, Skeletal Warrior = 53
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Sunday, January 04, 2015
Reaper Miniature's Dust Devil - 65072
First miniature painted in 2015! Excuse the quality of the pictures as this is a tall miniature with a lot of depth due to the four arms with swords. It was very difficult to get a clear field of focus for the macro photography on this model - and non-macro mode was even worse.
Good getting back to the heavy metal and this is indeed the "heavy" metal as it's from Reaper Miniature's P-65 line that was their brief return to using a lead based alloy. Prior to Bones, Reaper was looking for a way to reduce the price of miniatures as tin was skyrocketing in price (while the P-65 line is no longer available, Reaper still has their P-65 explanation on the web). These are great metal models at a reasonable price that are quickly becoming very hard to find. Luckily I still have a few more I'll be painting.
Great looking model sculpted by Jason Wiebe and I'm looking forward to using this figure on the gaming table. I kept thinking of that scene from the movie, "The Mummy" where the sand monster forms out of the sand storm.
I sprayed an undercoat of black primer and then used Scorched Brown as my base. Next was a layer of Graveyard Earth that was about 90% coverage - all but the deepest recessions. From there I dragged out the drybrush and started with Desert Yellow building layer after layer - first adding Bleached Bone to the mix and then Skull White.
Watered down Sepia ink was added to put depth back in the model - I probably should have watered it down a bit more as the ink toned the model down more than desired. Starting from a 50/50 mix of Desert Yellow and Skull White I redid the highlights.
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InDesign users have long desired a way to get a grayscale PDF out of InDesign, one with no color at all. And in InDesign CS6, Adobe finally lets you do this, right out of the box.
In this week's InDesign Secrets video, David Blatner shows you how this works—and how to achieve the same effect even if you have a CS5 or earlier version of the program.
2. Open the Tools panel (in Acrobat X) and then the Print Production pane. Choose Convert Colors to open that dialog box.
If you're using Acrobat 9, you can find Convert Colors under the Advanced pane in the Print Production menu.
This dialog is a little overwhelming, but the main thing you need to do is tell Acrobat to convert to a profile and then choose the profile inside the Conversion Profile popup menu.
3. Scroll to the options at the bottom of the Conversion Profile menu and choose Dot Gain, which is close to your probable printing conditions. Choose 25% and turn on the Preserve Black check box. (Note: Without Preserve Black checked, black text and objects in your document may not end up totally black after the conversion.) Click OK.
Now you have a completely grayscale PDF! You can verify the results in the Output Preview panel.
Now let's try InDesign CS6.
Go to the Output pane of the Export Adobe PDF dialog box that pops up and choose a grayscale option from the Destination field.
But wait! There are no grayscale options. First you need to (1) change the Standard to None and (2) change the Color Conversion to Convert to Destination.
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The relics of St Thérèse arrived at the Carmelite Friary of Aylesford today - a special visit on the tour, to the shrine of Our Lady in the care of her own order. This afternoon, there were many school children there for the visit and two of my parishioners took the opportunity to see the relics.
Tomorrow, some members of the Union of Catholic Mothers in Blackfen will take a turn in forming the Guard of Honour. Later in the morning, a coach is going from the parish to attend the Mass celebrated by Archbishop McDonald. Here is the programme for the visit at Aylesford.
After a brief sojourn at the Carmelite Church in Kensington, the relics will be taken to Westminster Cathedral. Here is the programme of events there. It is impressive that, as ever, the Cathedral offers such generous provision for the sacrament of penance with four priests hearing confessions from 10.30am to 9pm on the two full days of the visit. Say a prayer for the priests who give their time so generously to this ministry.


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Portals are a feature in No Man's Sky and can be found on select planets. They normally appear as an individual portal, with small stone towers on each side of the "entrance." Currently, it is not known how they are activated.
Recent cassette tapes sent by Hello Games seem to allude to these mysterious structures.
Summary[edit | edit source]
First announced during the 2014 Game Awards, portals have the ability to take the player to a random part of the galaxy. In the pre-release version of the game, the only planets known to have portals were Gorogohl and Yaasrij.
They normally appear as an individual portal, but some have been discovered with multiple smaller portals surrounding a larger one.
Known Portal locations[edit | edit source]
For a list of known (and often marked portals) see Portal locations.
Function[edit | edit source]
Pre-release Info[edit | edit source]
Note that this is pre-release info and does not apply to the currently known features in the post-release build of the game.
These structures act as wormholes; it has been shown that black holes will act in the same way.
If passed through in one direction, a portal will transport you to another planet closer to the center of the galaxy. And while the resources will be more valuable there (especially if brought back to the area of the galaxy where you came from), the dangers will also be increased. To get back to your ship you will need to enter the portal located on the new planet you have been transported to.
How to locate/activate[edit | edit source]
At Ruins that have flagpoles, the direction of the symbols on the flag poles (circles/spirals, triangles, and hexagons) point to a Portal. There are several theories/rumors regarding the specifics, but the general method is to treat each symbol as a targeting reticule and follow a straight line through the symbol on the pole. Eventually, you will reach a Portal. To date, no one has been able to accomplish activation of a Portal.
Debunked Theories[edit | edit source]
- "There is only one portal per planet/moon." (It has been proven that there can be multiple Portals.)
- "Follow the direction that the flag itself points on a flagpole leads to a portal." (Does not necessarily lead to a Portal, although it may indicate wind direction. It may also lead to a Portal by sheer luck/coincidence.)
- "Push a golden ball from a (Gek?) Ruins through the opening in a Portal to activate it." (Does not activate a Portal.)
- "Collecting all of the Gek, Korvax, and Vy'keen words will activate a Portal." (Collecting these words does not activate a Portal.)
- "Achieving '10' score on all Milestones activates a Portal." (Completing the milestones does not activate a Portal).
- "Having various combinations of 'collectible' item in your Exosuit inventory activates a Portal." (Does not activate a Portal.)
- "The sunlight passing through the Portal at <some specific time-of-day> activates a Portal." (Portals may not always align properly with the sun in the system, so the sunlight may never meet any specific alignment.)
- "Planets with no flagpoles do not have portals." (There are a mix of Ruins both with and without flagpoles on some planets, and there are portals on these planets.)
- "One particular Monolith will present a doppelganger, and if answered correctly, a new multi-tool will be offered. Accepting the multi-tool will allow a portal to be opened." (The multi-tool does not open a portal, nor does it contain any special technology.)
- Collecting all of the Gex, Korvax, Vy'keen AND Atlas words may activate a Portal.
Unverified (but plausible) theories[edit | edit source]
- Activation of Atlas Monoliths turn on the world power grid and the planetary overseer will thank you. Once power grid is operational the monolith will shoot a blue flare on flyover. The other other three alien type monoliths will also shoot the blue flare upon activation. When all 4 type monoliths are activated, the maproom accessible by Atlas level 2 pass at special observatory shows system map. (You are welcome)
- All of the Portals found in-game so far may be "Exit" Portals, and no "Entrance" Portals have been found yet. "Entrance" Portals might only be found upon exploration of more advanced Galaxies.
- Some combination of word knowledge, Milestone completion, conversations with Polo/Nada, and other in-game activity/achievement may activate a Portal.
- Portals may not be enabled yet; they may be enabled in future No Man's Sky updates.
- The markings on the Portal may indicate some way of activating it. The markings are roughly representative of the portal itself, but they are (to date) too cryptic to decipher.
- Activating a Portal may have something to do with stellar/lunar alignment, and it may have something to do with the time-of-day on the planet.
- Which specific symbol to follow on a flagpole (circle, triangle, hexagon) may depend on the dominant alien race (Gek, Korvax, Vy'keen) on the planet. Other symbols may point to other features.
- Ruins that have 2 flagpoles may point to portal, whereas Ruins with 1 flagpole may/may not point to other features.
Speculation[edit | edit source]
It has been hinted through various interviews that the world the player is transported to is important to the overarching story and may be where the bulk of the backstory will be found.
The occurrence of portals at the edge of the galaxy should be extremely rare if none at all, and then start to increase as the player reaches closer to the center of the galaxy. However, for contradictory evidence, see below Gallery: Portals in player's Starting Planet or Starting System.
If you die on the new planet, it is unknown where you will spawn. Possible options include:
- by your ship on the old planet
- by a default ship on the new planet
- by a default ship on a space station orbiting the new planet
The reason that no-one has been able to open/activate a portal... is unclear. All of the portal activation ideas, and every other theme in the game, are conjectural. It is possible that Portals are not able to be activated at this time.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Pre-release portals:


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In a world where an Iowa independent label reissues the fourth album from an Osaka-based all girl trio that is not Shonen Knife, School Girl Pop is better than you'd expect. Much better.
Originally released in 2002 on the Japanese label, Triangle, School Girl Pop reveals that Mummy The Peepshow has a fuzz box and they're not afraid to use it. Following a time-honored pattern, they blend their chopped, buzz saw guitars with frequently indecipherable J-punk grrl vocals in a bubblegum pop that evokes memories of bands like Girls At Our Best ("Hide and Seek on the Turntable"), the Darling Buds ("School Girl Pop"), and Helen Love, while occasionally straying off towards Slits and Raincoats territory.
Mummy the Peepshow
School Girl Pop
(Records of the Damned)
US: 28 Aug 2005
UK: 23 Aug 2005
In 12 songs spread over 33 minutes, the inevitable cuteness and quaintness mingle with punk beats, ba-ba choruses, minimalist drumming, and '60s garage guitars. Some songs are as simple and shout-along joyous as you would hope. Others are almost complex and intriguing—time signatures get changed at will. A few are disjointed and weak. And "Lady Wendy" is ludicrously oompah-pah.
Perhaps there's not enough punk rock shouting on School Girl Pop. Maybe there are too many slow songs. Certainly, Maki (vocals and guitar), Naru (bass) and Mayu (drums) could have put their pedals to the metal a little more for maximum rock 'n' roll appeal, and on the evidence presented by songs like "Sailing" and "Hello Stan", they're eminently capable of doing so. But on the whole, none of this does School Girl Pop any harm whatsoever, because these are three cute Japanese girls wrestling with guitar, bass, and drums, and their wardrobes will always include short skirts and knee socks. There will always be a market in the punk rock indie teenage bedrooms of the decadent west for such charming Japanese School Girl Pop.
So hit me, Maki, one more time.
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Posted Sat 11 Apr 15 at 16:58 PM
Sheffield Wednesday 1 Charlton 1
Olly Groome reports from Hillsborough
Charlton played out a second consecutive 1-1 draw as they shared the spoils with Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough on Saturday.
Despite the two mid-table sides having very little to play for at this stage of the season, there was a competitive edge to the fixture with the Addicks dominating the first half, while the Owls enjoyed the better of the second.
Although Guy Luzon's men impressed in the first 45, it was the hosts who took the lead just before the break courtesy of Caolan Lavery's strike.
But Johann Berg Gudmundsson's 11th goal of the season 15 minutes from time cancelled out that strike to earn a point as the in-form Icelander drew level with top-scorer Igor Vetokele in the scoring charts.
There were four changes to the side which shared a 1-1 draw with Fulham in midweek, with Tony Watt, Alou Diarra, Frederic Bulot and Tal Ben Haim all making way for Simon Church and Chris Eagles, as well as Yoni Buyens and Chris Solly who were both returning from their respective suspensions.
With the action under way, it was the Addicks who enjoyed the first shot of the afternoon when Johann Berg Gudmundsson cut inside from the right to drill a low shot towards goal which took a slight deflection before being stopped by the Owls' keeper Kieren Westwood, who was very nearly wrong-footed by the effort.
On the seven-minute mark, Eagles was the next to try his luck with a well-hit strike from the edge of the box which did not bother Westwood as it flew well over the bar.
It was 13 minutes before the hosts staged their first real attack with Caolan Lavery latching on to a splitting through-ball and curling a good-looking effort narrowly wide of the right-hand upright from just inside the box.
Moments later, the Addicks had the ball in the back of the net when Gudmundsson played a perfectly-timed pass round the back of the Wednesday defence for Eagles who took it wide and slotted past Westwood, only to be wrongly denied by the linesman's flag, with the replays showing the midfielder was at least two yards onside.
Charlton were enjoying the better of things and came close again when Vetokele's initial shot fell to the feet of Church whose follow-up was well saved by Westwood at his near post, moments before the hosts missed a glorious chance to take the lead.
Pouncing on some hesitancy from Buyens in the middle of the park, Wednesday nicked the ball and embarked on a four-on-two attack with Lewis McGugan baring down on goal with just Stephen Henderson to beat.
But the Irishman got out superbly to smother the effort one-on-one as the Addicks went down the other end with a counter of their own.
Gudmundsson patiently waited before playing in Morgan Fox who came haring down the left and unleashed an almighty effort which only just rose beyond the crossbar.
Church was presented with another opportunity eight minutes before the break when he drew another good save from Westwood following tenacious work from Jordan Cousins, but the Republic of Ireland international made the save of the game from the resulting corner, stopping Fox's point-blank effort with his feet.
With just four minutes to go before half-time, however, it was the Owls who took the lead completely against the run of play.
Lewis Buxton was the provider for the hosts, swinging in the ball from the right for Lavery to divert the ball past Henderson to put his side in front.
That goal had come as quite a shock to Charlton who had looked in control for most of the half and somehow found themselves retreating to the dressing rooms trailing.
Wednesday probably should have stretched their lead in the early stages of the second period when Lloyd Isgrove capitalised on Joe Gomez's heavy first touch to steam into the box and draw, yet another, good save from Henderson one-on-one.
The hosts were enjoying a strong start to the half and Sergiu Bus saw a header tipped over by Henderson while Luzon threw on Watt for Church just before the hour mark in an attempt to inject some of the attacking threat seen in the first 45 and it paid off.
With 15 minutes remaining, the Addicks grabbed their equaliser via the red-hot Gudmundsson who was alert to Westwood's save from an Eagle's curling effort.
The Iceland international bided his time, taking a touch before bringing the ball onto his left-foot and leathering it into the back of the net from 12 yards.
Suddenly, a sleepy half had come alive and within a minute of the leveller, Wednesday struck the woodwork not once, but twice.
First, Lavery whacked a 30-yarder towards goal from seemingly nowhere, thwacking off the post while a rooted Henderson looked on.
And seconds later, Lloyd Isgrove saw his effort loop over the keeper and bounce agonisingly back off the crossbar as the visitors enjoyed a double let-off.
Wednesday seemed desperate to regain their lead and they really should have done six minutes from time when substitute Atdhe Nuhiu missed an absolute sitter.
Good football down the right resulted in Stevie May dinking a ball to the far post where the unmarked forward stood two yards out, but he somehow diverted his header well wide of the post much to the disbelief of the home crowd with many heading straight for the exit.
The Addicks could have enjoyed one final chance at the death, but for the good sportsmanship of Watt who called for play to stop after Jeremy Helan received a blow to the head with Vetokele in a good position in the penalty area.
On reflection, however, the draw was a fair result with both sides enjoying the better of a half each and the draw ensures that Charlton continue their impressive form, with just three defeats in their last 12.
Henderson; Solly, Fox, Gomez, Johnson; Gudmundsson, Buyens, Cousins, Eagles (Diarra 81); Church (Watt 58), Vetokele.
Subs (not used):
Dmitrovic, Wiggins, Bulot, Lennon, Lepoint.
Gudmundsson 75
Solly 85 (foul on Isgrove) , Buyens 90+1 (foul on Isgrove)
Sheffield Wednesday:
Westwood, Buxton, Hutchinson, Maguire, Lavery (May 79), Lees, Helan, Zayatte, Isgrove, Bus (Nuhiu 71), McGugan ( Lee 71).
Subs (not used):
Kirkland, Maghoma, Vermijl, Kelhar.
Hutchinson 52 (foul on Gudmundsson), Helan 60 (foul on Gudmundsson)
Lavery 41
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