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RUFC - Latest loanee says 'I'm a workhorse'
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Rotherham United's latest loanee, Sam Hoskins said he is happy to be on board, as he joins the Millers until the end of the season from Championship side Southampton.
Speaking to MillersPlayer the nineteen year old said he knew a week ago that the Millers wanted him, 'After a reserve game for Southampton my Manager said that a couple of clubs were interested, although, at the time I didn't know who they were but on Monday there was a phone call from the Manager here and something was sorted out.
'I know Rotherham are a good club and has a good history and it's good to get experience by coming up North and getting away from home and having to fend for myself. So it's a good all round experience. It's good playing reserve team football but you can't really beat first team football.'
Asked about what he's expecting from League Two, Sam said, 'I'm looking forward to it and want as much time on the pitch as possible. I know it's going to be more physical that what I'm used to and I know I'll get kicked here, there and everywhere, but I'm up for the challenge.
'At the moment I know I won't get a sniff with Southampton because everyone is doing so well but the more experience I get here I think I'll be ready to go back and play at a higher level and prove myself there.'
Asked what he will bring to the Millers, Sam said, 'I'm a nippy striker and if I get the chance I will put the ball in the net. I'm a workhorse and work hard for the team and hopefully I can come and do a job here. I know Rotherham are sort of mid-table but if we can get a few wins we can be pushing for the play-offs so if I can help out there it will be brilliant.'

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Jaguars WR Justin Blackmon suspended indefinitely
The Times Square ball... Some extra weight gained during the holidays... The hammer... Jaguars WR Justin Blackmon.
Of course, the thing that ties that list together is that they are all things to drop.
After beginning the season serving a suspension for violating the league's substance-abuse policy, Blackmon will end it the same way — on suspension, albeit a longer one.
At a minimum, Blackmon will be suspended for the remainder of the 2013 season and he will have the ability to apply for reinstatement in 2014.
If you're in a redraft league, you can obviously drop Blackmon.
Here's the statement from general manager David Caldwell: "All of us who are a part of the Jaguars family care very deeply about Justin and his well-being. That said, he must be held accountable and accept the consequences announced today by the NFL. His suspension will provide him the opportunity to receive the attention and professional treatment necessary to overcome his challenges, and we will support him during this time. The Jacksonville Jaguars will evaluate Justin's status once he has successfully met the criteria to be considered for reinstatement to the league."
Before Blackmon ended his four-game suspension to begin the year, no receiver had more targets than Cecil Shorts.
Going forward, I would expect Shorts to either lead the league in targets or come close. In addition, Mike Brown, who has been productive recently, will see a boost in fantasy value.
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Pregnancy is not timed from conception but from the first day of the LMP (Last Menstrual Period). The reason for this is that the time of conception cannot be accurately determined as ovulation time may vary from one individual to the other.
Hence, two weeks after conception, you are still called 4 weeks pregnant on the basis of your LMP. This is now accepted as a general way of timing pregnancy.
If your LMP is not known, an ultrasound scan is usually performed to determine the EDD.
An average pregnancy lasts for 40 weeks after LMP although it could range from 37 to 42 weeks.
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Winning combination
Just as Ernie Els and caddie Ricky Roberts were putting the finishing touches on a brilliant come-from-behind victory at Royal Lytham & St. Annes to win the 2012 British Open, 6,000 miles and several time zones west in Stateline, Nev., Els' "other" part-time caddie was fashioning his own come-from-behind victory.
Former NHL star Dan Quinn - who cut his teeth playing junior golf at Thames Valley Golf Club - birdied three of his final seven holes to win the American Century Championship, a so-called "major" on the U.S.-based celebrity tour. Quinn earned $125,000 for the victory.
"It was a thrill to win the same Sunday Ernie did at Lytham," Quinn said at last week's RBC Canadian Open at Hamilton Golf and Country Club. "It was on the 20th anniversary of my first win on the celebrity tour and coincidentlly Ernie won his first Claret Jug in 2002 the same day I won the American Century at Tahoe for the first time. It was a pretty happy set of circumstances for both of us. I know some of you guys (media) picked up on how Ernie and I won those events on the same day last week. I'm almost embarassed to say it because it's not even comparable, but to those of us at the celebrity-golf level it means a lot, especially the guys who think they can win. All of us are pretty competitive."
Working for Els last week at the Canadian Open and Monday at an RBC-sponsored outing at Mississauga Golf and Country Club (along with Players champion Matt Kuchar), Quinn's life and career has transitioned nicely from professional hockey to varying aspects of the golf world. Along with his half-year responsibilities working the bag for Els and celebrity golf appearances, the former junior B London Diamond sells real estate in South Florida for Golden Bear Realtor, a business with direct ties to the legendary Jack Nicklaus. Though it seems a delicate juggling act, Quinn makes everything work. That includes his relationship with Roberts.
"It might look fairly complicated for some people, but Ricky and I started this arrangement three years ago," Quinn said. "It works for us. Of course, Ricky is number one again after the big win at Royal Lytham. It's fantastic. It really is. I'm happy if he wins and he's the same for me. I wish nothing for them but the best when I'm not there. Last week was so great to see. Nobody knows from how far Ernie's come back. It was a great, great win."
Quick to praise his caddie tag team is the Champion Golfer of the Year. Having employed both Roberts and Quinn the past 36 months, the South African star - who expects as much from himself as the people around him - appreciates the change of pace of moving back-and-forth between caddies.
"Ricky's a great caddie and its going to be great to have Dan back," Els said during his RBC Canadian Open news conference last Wednesday. "Ricky has been caddying a couple of months now, and you know, Dan's going to Deutsche Bank to caddie the bag and it'll be great to listen to him and a nice change of scenery, so to speak."
Quinn admits his passion for golf was fostered during the four years he spent in the Forest City. Having moved from Ottawa at age 12, the Southwest London Minor Hockey product who went on to play for Saunders and eventually the Junior B Diamonds spent happy summers playing junior golf at many area golf courses. Thames Valley was his designated "home track."
"It was easy to jump right into the golf community around London," he says. "Growing up at Thames Valley gave me an opportunity to play those great junior events at places like Echo Valley, Sunningdale, the Hunt Club and Highland. I remember all those courses like it was yesterday. That was the first time I really fell in love with golf. Funny enough, I worked at Thames Valley for a couple of summers in the pro shop. Gil Parkinson was the assistant. I saw him out at the Accenture Match Play this year. Best part for me was I lived close enough I could ride my bike to Thames and put my clubs on my shoulder. As I tell everybody, London is one of my favourite places. Had my family made me stay there, I could have seen myself living there for a long time. Golf of course is great. There are so many outstanding London courses."
Getting a great sense for swing fundamentals during his time hanging around the Thames Valley pro shop, Quinn's golf game is extremely sharp. Typical of NHL hockey players, his hands and upper body are well-suited to hitting the ball long. He's also been able to maintain a decent-enough short game to compete against the likes of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, former NFL pivots Mark Rypien and Billy Joe Toliver and soap-opera actor Jack Wagner. Quinn does not work with any teacher or swing coach. A self-made golfer, he prefers to pick up little hints from his World Golf Hall of Fame boss.
"Anybody who followed my hockey career in London and through to the NHL knows I'm pretty much un-coachable," laughs Quinn. "With my golf game, I probably have learned more just picking up stuff from Ernie than anywhere else. He's a pretty good guy to watch. With my game . . . it's about getting one or two swing thoughts to click on when I play. I know too much now on what I do wrong, so it's just finding a couple of those things to key on. I also found something with my putter recently, which is real exciting."
After his unexpected - albeit wildly popular - victory at Royal Lytham, Els was less successful at the Canadian Open. He failed to make the 36-hole cut, a disappointment to the Hamilton faithful but no more than to Els, who is proud of his association with RBC and loves playing golf in Canada. With a couple of days off to enjoy himself, Els made use of his down time. He threw out the first pitch at the Blue Jays-Tigers game on the weekend and brought the Claret Jug along with him.
Quinn said Els' win at the Open championship was a surprise to many but not to those close to him.
"Some months ago he started believing again. You get to a point when you're 20 years into a career and things change. I remember it in hockey. You're not sure if you got it still, if you want to keep doing it and put the work in. Well Ernie stuck with it. He went through a lot of stuff, some stuff he probably thought he might never see. He stayed with it to the point where he figured it out, believed he could win again, had a couple of set backs and now he's the Champion Golfer of the Year."
Quinn's last pilgrammage to London was three years ago when he got a chance to reacquaint himself with Redtail. Is there a return visit on the horizon?
"I haven't been to London in forever," he says. "Id' love to go back at some point. I only lived there for four years, but they were fun years. It was great. It's been nice to reconnect with a bunch of those people."
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Your Turn - Nov. 24, 2012
Updated 1:44 am, Saturday, November 24, 2012
A vote for civility
First, congratulations, Mayor Castro, for your victory in passing the pre-K initiative. While we disagreed on this issue, the people we both serve, the voters, determined they want the city to provide this service. Therefore, it is incumbent upon all of us to ensure its future success.
As the saying goes, "the devil is in the details," and I think we both agree there are a number of details to be worked out in this plan. I offer any help I can in creating its successful implementation.
Second, I wanted to thank you for giving me and the community an opportunity to debate this issue. I had the privilege of debating you four times. Every time, our debates were cordial, intelligent discussions of our opposing points of view, delivered in what I felt was a most respectful manner.
I know that both of us received a number of compliments in this regard. In fact, one I will never forget was when a gentleman came up to us after one of these debates and stated, "That's the first time in a very long time where I have heard a Republican and a Democrat have a frank honest discussion of their differences delivered with respect and civility!"
If we could be so lucky to have all our levels of government act with similar decorum, imagine what we could accomplish.
— Kevin Wolff, Bexar County Commissioner, Precinct 3
Status quo
The slim majority has spoken in the election. They want more of the same. Divided government received a resounding endorsement. Sometimes the tyranny of the majority is reckless and feckless.
Nothing has changed. Obama still runs the White House, Boehner the House, and Reid the dysfunctional Senate, which doesn't have the fortitude to produce a budget. There is no "mandate" here no matter how long and hard I look for it.
If anything, it is a mandate for more gridlock.
So despite being broke, Uncle Sam will continue to be like Kris Kringle handing out the goodies to the citizenry, and borrowing trillions of bucks each year to pay for it all.
America loves it, evidently, because those who bothered to vote voted for the status quo.
Petraeus affair
Am I the only one who believes that this affair occurred before he was nominated for CIA head?
So this "paragon of honor" covered it up until he was found out.
At a recent meeting of top GOP Leaders, strategist and adviser Dick Morris announced that, for the next presidential race, Republicans would have to nominate a candidate who was 180 degrees opposite from Mitt Romney.
Hearing this, Romney immediately leaped from his chair and shouted eagerly, "Hey, hey! I can do that!"
— Bob Meshanko, Bulverde
The fiscal cliff
The question is being asked: Will the president and Congress cut a deal or let the economy go over the edge of the fiscal cliff? The term "fiscal cliff" denotes a confluence of tax increases and spending cuts that come due Dec. 31. If they are not dealt with, the economy could slide back into another recession.
President Obama will never let the economy go over the edge. Only Rep. John Boehner, R-Ohio, and the Republican-controlled House would let the economy capsize in their gambit to perpetuate the flawed Republican anti-tax ideology.
Will we see a Republican repeat of the last four years or did the licking they just took in the election knock some sense into their heads?
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Clinton Has Squandered a Chance to Reform the CIA
Melvin A. Goodman. Melvin A. Goodman is a senior fellow was a senior Soviet analyst ., The Christian Science Monitor
President Clinton's so-called reforms for the intelligence community will compromise the Central Intelligence Agency's ability to serve as an independent and objective interpreter of foreign events. They don't address the most serious systemic problem at the CIA - the need to separate the directorate of operations from its cold-war culture.
The president gets too much credit for the one progressive step he has announced (authorizing Congress to make public the bottom-line intelligence appropriation), which is required by the Constitution and was recommended by then-Sen. Frank Church 20 years ago.
The White House's most backward step is endorsement of a National Imagery and Mapping Agency at the Defense Department as a "combat-support agency." It would abolish the CIA National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC); the Pentagon would be responsible for analysis of all satellite photography.
Allowing the military to dominate this important field creates major risks. Imagery analysis has been used to calibrate the defense budget, to gauge the likelihood of military conflict in the third world, and to verify arms-control agreements.
It was the CIA's imagery analysis that determined that there was no bomber gap between the Soviet Union and the United States in the 1950s and no missile gap in the 1960s. CIA imagery analysts successfully battled Defense on sensitive military issues in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and CIA analysis led to the first strategic-arms treaty and the anti-ballistic-missile treaty in 1972.
More recently, CIA photo interpreters found a pattern of genocidal crimes in Bosnia, as well as covert Iranian arms shipments into that country. Both findings were embarrassing to the Clinton administration, which may explain the decision to abolish the NPIC. After all, the Nixon administration abolished the CIA's Office of National Estimates after a series of arms-control policy battles between the CIA and national-security adviser Henry Kissinger .
The White House also gave the CIA director the "right to concur" in the nominations of senior intelligence officials at other agencies, including the State Department. State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR) has been the most independent and professional of the government's 13 intelligence agencies; allowing the CIA director to approve the head of INR would weaken the intelligence community's credibility and reduce the number of alternative judgments on national intelligence estimates. …


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Senior Hounds
Guiness McGee
June 1992 - December 14, 2006
Guinness has gone to the Bridge, but leaves us this very important message about senior greyhounds...
Hi! My name is Guinness, not that book guy, but a record holder in my own right. I was on GREAT's website as a special needs foster dog for a long time, and I wanted to say a few words for the senior grey. After all, I know lots about that age category, because besides being in that group, my foster mom and dad are seniors too! And, my foster sibling greyhounds are also seniors: Taz is 7.5 years old and Hannah is 8.5 years old.
If you remember, my foster mom said: "Guinness is a distinguished older gentleman who has the heart to win races, but no longer the ability. He is a perfect companion? I have taken that description to heart and every day I try to be as good a boy as I can be. I know that so many of my senior colleagues approach each remaining day of their lives with the same gusto.
My age has probably scared folks considering adoption away from me, but I still have most of my teeth and they are all good. I am still energetic and enthusiastic. My face and beard are a little grey, but I have all my hair. Not many 95 year old men can say that! I tell my foster dad every morning and evening that I am ready for a walk and don't need a walker or cane. When I get impatient, I vocally let my foster dad know it is time to "get on the move? Admittedly, my legs aren't as strong as they used to be, and on some days I am a little unsteady when I don't pay attention, but I still trot and sometimes sprint back into the house. No one worries about "the puppy?in me, but dad still fusses when I'm in a really spirited mood and decide to dig a little in the backyard. What the heck?it's fun to have a little naughtiness in your stride.
We seniors have many varying past life experiences. While some of us come straight from breeding farms where we spent many years after racing, some of us fondly remember our lives in other homes. We didn't want to give that up but it was out of our control. So, when we have the chance to love and be loved once again, we don't want to miss the opportunity. That's why I demand that I receive attention. I push my foster dad's hands off the computer keyboard, move his newspaper or wake him from his afternoon nap, all to let him know I need some love. I let my foster Mom know I want her attention too, but sometimes it's just a man thing. I don't like the younger folks getting more attention than me. So at the right moment I force my way into the center of attention. It works pretty well. Finally, at the end of the day, after my peanut butter snack, I make sure my foster mom & dad know it is time to go to bed by barking just a little. It's lonely in the bedroom by myself and so if they don't listen, I persist. Most times I win but it's just to show them how much I love them. They need their sleep, too.
My foster mom and dad are devoted to me and I'm welcome there as long as I need to stay. So while I'm not worried about myself, I'd like to ask a favor. Please consider giving GREAT seniors the opportunity to come into your home so that they can share their love with you. Even if we can't do some of the things our younger cousins relish (like speed running), we have so much to give and can make you very happy with us. In return, we just need to be petted, hugged and loved and then before we go to bed each night, to have someone scratch our ears and say, "Nite, nite. We'll see you in the morning.?/span>
P.S. I was reading an old issue of Celebrating Greyhounds the other day, and this lady named Sue Burkhard wrote a really great article called "In Praise of Senior Dogs." I think the following quote from that article says everything that my fellow senior hounds and I want to say:
When seniors sleep, you watch them with the wonder normally reserved for a newborn baby. You relish every new day with them. Seniors bring out the best in us. We want them to be so happy, content, and comfortable that we strive to make their every moment the best that it can be. We don't take for granted that they will be here tomorrow for sadly, tomorrow may not come. Because of this realization, we live in the here and now. We don't have their pasts, and we may not have an extended future. What we do have is today.
Today my senior Greyhound and I will play in the yard with her ball. I will hold tightly in my mind every toss, every tail wag, every bark, and every prance. My senior Greyhound and I will sit side by side on the sofa, her head resting in my lap, my hand stroking her head and trying to convey just how much I love her. I will watch my senior Greyhound as she rises and as she lies down, as she sniffs the cat, and as she eats her food. I will notice the light that shines in her eyes when she sees me walk to the treat jar. And I will laugh at the little digging thing she does with her bed. I will fret over her as she comes in out of the rain and make sure she isn't cold as I dry her off and kiss her head. And I will not take her for granted one moment of the day.
As owners of seniors know, more isn't necessarily better. Senior Greyhounds teach us how precious life is every day.
Sue Burkhard, "In Praise of Senior Dogs." Celebrating Greyhounds. Fall 2002, pg. 56.
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The Seahawks selected San Diego State long snapper Tyler Schmitt with their pick in the sixth round.
The pick definitely fills a need, as anyone who watched the follies that were the Seahawks special teams last season is well aware.
An Aztec? Darn right, and safety Brian Russell and a certain P-I beat writer are delighted with this selection.


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Intellectual musings of a nature varied,
they may be thoughts of events miscarried,
ideas and equations, of the life to be,
some call it dreaming, some philosophy.
The greatest of thinkers that ever tread,
this earth so vile deep-rooted in hatred.
Preaching their take on the events of the day,
and dissecting life, till their hair turned gray.
They told you all, secrets many countless more,
as they brought your sadistic face to the fore.
For this they were at times castrated and maimed,
by the world who thought, the seers be blamed.
Still by good luck and fortune better still,
endlessly though they hunted, they failed to kill
and the wisdom of the centuries, still stands strong,
to call wary hearts that seldom tread wrong
I muse to myself, what these thoughts do,
do they achieve their ends or endlessly brew,
a fatal mix of musings that end up nowhere,
and just a load of chatter for the ears to bear.
For a philosophy no matter, brilliant it may be,
still it only does its job, that's to make you see,
And after that the reins of your life are still yours,
the choice to drive ahead or the morbid lures.
Choose if you shall the latter you may,
weave unending dreams of words that stray,
Ecstatic you may feel in the moment of that night,
Still if you not act, sorry shall be thy plight.
But if you be wise, then you make the right,
choice of the day, in your starless nights,
And creatively thus you may fuel you heart,
and weave brilliance from the dream as you start.
For philosophy, not backed by an impulse divine,
of the creativity that counts highest in the line,
of thy actions that you take on this accursed sod,
shall yield you naught but a forsaken God.
But who am I to tell you the way,
a hypocrite you may call me with a mask so gay,
But O layman, I hold no grudge for your heart,
For Life finds its philosophy in my meager art…
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It's a category American Express Co. virtually invented and one in which the company boasts a distinctive cachet. And AmEx's brand equity is the envy of competitors. The credit-card market of 10 years ago? No, it's today's $56 billion global travelers-check market. Yet, just as has been done in credit cards, Visa International is stealing share from AmEx.
It's a cash cow AmEx can hardly afford to lose. Travelers checks were worth as much as $100 million of AmEx's $789 million in 1991 earnings. Like other travel industry stalwarts, AmEx pointed to 1991's double whammy of the Gulf War and the recession for its losses in share and sales. The market shrank by $2 billion last year, to $56 billion. Much of that came from AmEx, which sold $23 billion of its "cheques," a decrease of $2.3 billion from 1990.
But in the same environment, Visa gained on both fronts. Sales of Visa checks rose $2.1 billion, to $15.8 billion. AmEx still leads the category with a 41% share, but Visa is a solid No. 2 with 28%, and growing.
Is another AmEx franchise at risk? The majority of check sales occur outside the U.S. And there, Visa claims it is now the leading brand by dollar sales. "In Latin America, Asia and the Pacific we're seeing good [market] growth," says Tom Gallagher, Visa's vice president of travelers cheques. "But any gains we make in the U.S. are coming at the expense of others."
For its part, AmEx grudgingly acknowledges the contracting situation but refuses to credit Visa's efforts. "Some competitors like to talk about their tremendous growth," shrugs Bruce Grieve, vice president of consumer markets at AmEx's Travel Cheques unit. "We've demonstrated that we are vastly preferred to our competition [by consumers]."
In the U.S., the competitors have selected different strategies. Building on its venerable presence, AmEx pitches directly to travelers. Visa rakes the trade turf of the banks that issue the checks.
In that arena, Visa has worked for a dozen years to erode AmEx's standing. When Visa entered the business in 1980 with a no-fee offer to banks, it forced AmEx to abandon its fee schedule, as much as 33% of the banks' commission. Profit for all issuers now stems from the "float," the interest earned between the time travelers buy their checks and the time they cash them. And today's low rates has sharpened competition.
Visa claims its refund network of member banks is superior to AmEx's 1,700 travel offices and outlets. "We have 350,000 brick and mortar refund locations," Gallagher boasts. But those banks may not be as service-oriented as AmEx's outlets.
And regardless of the size of Visa's network, AmEx's brand equity seems unassailable. AmEx had a hand in the invention of travelers checks more than a century ago and has steadily maintained its consumer identity, spending an estimated $12.7 million on U.S. advertising last year, compared to Visa's $4.1 million.
Indeed, Visa can continue to make inroads into the AmEx bulwark. But it won't supplant the familiar purple cheeks until it finds some way to diminish AmEx's brand equity. Even Gallagher admits that the perception is that AmEx's checks "are the most well-known and accepted."
Still, Visa has chosen to avoid an ad battle with AmEx. Instead, it's content to romance the banks, many of which compete with AmEx in the lucrative credit-card market. Visa's don't-help-the-enemy pitch has been effective enough thus far. "More share erosion is inevitable," says Guy Moszkowski, who follows AmEx for Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. "Banks feel much more closely aligned with Visa." Visa cements the relationship further by imprinting the check with the bank's name as well as its own logo. AmEx won't put a bank's name on its travelers checks. But it also won't be lowballed on float deals, and will customize terms to a bank's advantage when pressed. "It's well known AmEx won't lose a traveler's check deal on price," says Richard Robida of Speer and Associates, an Atlanta financial services consultancy.
AmEx also counters Visa's challenge by reminding banks that AmEx remains the most requested brand of checks. "If they want to play up the fact that we compete with banks in other areas, there are plenty of examples today where companies are selectively competitive," Grieve says.
Just in case, AmEx has reinvigorated its consumer pitch this year, introducing two customized line extensions. For business clients, it has created corporate travelers checks, which companies issue to employees instead of cash for "around-town money." A splashier rollout and ad support have accompanied the leisure market "Cheques for Two," which brings the convenience of a joint account to travelers checks. Two persons can sign the checks and then either may cash them.
The industry faces a challenge of the rising acceptance and use of credit cards. But AmEx's research concludes that its base is still sound. "As far as secure payment and refundability, travelers checks are the preferred travel payment instrument," Grieve says. "And that's an important consumer need that credit cards and ATM cards just can't meet."


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When asked at his 1952 inauguration as president of Notre Dame to pose with a pigskin, as if he were a successor to Knute Rockne, the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh said, "I'm not the football coach. I'm the president." Indeed, during his 35-year career at the school, Hesburgh, who passed away Feb. 26 at age 97 on the campus in South Bend, Ind., became far more influential than any gridiron hero. He turned Notre Dame into an academic powerhouse, became a confidant …


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Raid Policy
The guild currently only raids relevant 20 man Mythic content. Anything beyond that isfree game. Once our raid week is over after raid on Saturday night, you are free to PUG if you are not saved to our ID. We host several alt runs and encourage everyone to participate in them as well.
We use Warcraftlogs and they will be posted after raid every night. All raiders are expected to monitor their own performance and improve accordingly. If you are noticed to be underperforming consistently, you will be notified and expected to address the issue of concern.
It is your job to know your class, spec, glyphs and how to maximize your performance foreach encounter. Come prepared and min-maxed to every raid.
Raid Farm
As with any guild, we run a bench.
If you are not currently in the raid, and need something specific off a boss, whisper Pryze the boss name and the item you need. Do not ask us in guild chat, raid chat, say, yell, or General chat. It's much easier to keep track of whispers rather than 10 different channels.
If you are sitting and not in groups 1-4, you may do whatever you want. We would like you to be in groups 6-8 so we can easily see you are there but it is not mandatory, as long as you will be ready on a moment's notice if we call you in.
There will be no "wait 5 more minutes for this arena match". There are 19+ people waiting on you, and we expect you to respect everyone's time.
We do not have a formal attendance policy, but we do expect people toshow up consistently and attendance is tracked. Knowing when people can and cannotmake raids is key to being able to function effectively as a raiding guild. We expect ALL raidersand guild members to use the AFK forum or Discord and report their absences in a timely fashion. Failure to do so will result in demotion and revocation of raider status and privileges.
Raid Consumables
Everyone will be expected to be fully buffed with the best flask and food available for every pull. Raider-ranked players will have access to the guild bank to withdraw potions and be mailed weekly-flask rations, but you are personally responsible to have your own supply in case of shortages. If you are not properly prepared, you will be mercilessly harassed by an addon. Pre-potting is expected.
The guild provides free enchants for all main spec raiding gear. All raider ranked members willhave access to withdraw armor enchants from the guild bank. If the enchant youneed is missing from the guild bank, simply let Kaylie know.
All raider ranked members will have access to withdraw money from the guild bank for guildrepairs. This amount is not set in stone and as the guild's income increases from sales, the amount will be raised accordingly.
Loot & Gear
Loot Distribution
We use loot council to distribute loot. Factors that go into consideration include but are not limited to: upgrade amount, attendance, raid benefit, and equity.
While gear is important as a reward system, it should not be the end all be all. We believe loot council is the most effective way to distribute gear in a holistic manner that benefits the guild as a whole.
We will try to keep loot distribution fair and reasonable, but we are human and we do make mistakes. If you have any concerns over gear distribution such as the importance of a certain piece or discontent over past decisions, please talk to an officer about it. Good communication is key to both a healthy guild and effective loot council and we want to keep a 2-way channel of communication.
Generally, raiders will get priority over trials. However, trials may still be eligible and should choose the appropriate option on the UI after a boss kill (see below).For loot distribution we use the addon RClootcouncil, which is mandatory. Please download and setup the addon so you can get your purples.
Crafted Gear
Our policy on the crafted gear depends on its availability in-game. Due to common changesbetween patches our policies vary. However the guild aims to help gear ourraiders and that includes crafted gear.
If there's any piece of gear you need from professions, make sure to ask your guildmates. Generally speaking, between all the raiders every recipe should be available. If there's a pattern that you need, make sure to let us know.
Guild Ranks
Raiders are allowed to invite their alts to the guild, just don't spam the guild with useless toons.
Alts will almost NEVER be invited to an official raid. The only exception is if a certainclass/raid comp is advantageous to progression and we happen to have a gearedand experienced alt available. Switching mains and alts is also something that will happen very little. It will be evaluated on a case by case basis and is not guaranteed to happen.
PvP Friends
This rank is intended for good friends or PvP partners of current raiders. To be eligible for this rank, others will have to vouch to said player. Because people in this rank carry the guild title under their name, they will be subject to the same rules of attitude and respect as trials and raiders are. If word is given to an officer of anything excessively negative about this person, they will be removed.
This is reserved for family or VERY good RL friends or longstanding players can no longer raid. Invitation for this rank is purely based off the officers discretion. We will not invite anyone andeveryone that you somehow know to this rank, as we are a raiding guild primarily and not a social network. Like alts, Friends will almost NEVER be invited to an official raid.
Trial periods normally lasts 2-3 weeks. Longer if the officers want to see animprovement or if you fail at showing up. Obviously you want to bring yourA-Game and impress everyone while you're a trial. If everything goes well, you'llbe promoted to raider.
You show up, you raid your best and constantly strive to improve. If you perform and dowell, you will be rewarded accordingly (loot, mounts, mythic sales, etc.)
The people you talk to when you can't make it to raid because your dog is gushing outrainbows because he ate a box of crayons.
Please respect the officer's decisions. They are made based on the guild needs, and not the individual. If you have any concerns, bring them up with an officer and they'll do their best to address it.
As long as max user limit isn't reached feel free to use channels for whatever you want.There are various ranks in discord, and different voice channels. Please keepto the public voice channel if you are using it for a PuG (within reason). Wereserve the right to ban anyone we see fit if problems arise.
This Game is for FUN!
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Respect everyone. This means people in and outside of the guild. Trolling the forums,trade, general, etc. will not be tolerated. Our reputation directly impacts our ability to recruit, sell, and function as a guild. In short, don't be a dickhead and keep it civil. Chat and Discord might not be "PG-13" but there is a limit of what is acceptable. Racism, sexism, and disgusting sexual innuendos will not be tolerated.


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The drama program at South Elgin High School takes a serious turn with the production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" from Thursday to Saturday, Nov. 7 to 9. Local students in the cast include Eileen Campbell of Wayne in the title role; Garrett Kessler, Connor Murray, Michael Narhi, Brianne Panico and Ashley Taylor, all of Bartlett; and Anthony Sparks of Streamwood.
The play dramatizes the World War II journal entries of the teenage Jewish girl who spent two years in hiding in Amsterdam with her family and others, only to be taken by the Nazis near the end of the war and put to death in a concentration camp.
"I think about it so much," said junior Eileen Campbell, who plays the lead. "Anne was actually a real person and really horrible things happened to her. I don't know how to wrap my mind around it, but I constantly try."
The hope of director Holly McNeill, SEHS drama director and English teacher, is that students in the cast and the audience will feel the terror, but be inspired by the humanity and courage of Anne and the others who survived two years of constant danger.
"Playing a character who went through such a horrible experience makes me think of my own life," said junior Joseph Beaty, who plays Peter Van Daan, who becomes Anne's friend. "Peter was 16. He was my age. It's really hard to comprehend. If history repeated itself, I could go through what he went through. Realizing that is powerful."
McNeill explains why she selected the play for the school's production.
"I want to teach the Holocaust in such a way that the story will show students that one person can do so much, help us never forget that it happened, and inspire others not to be bystanders but to take a stand," she said.
To help students better understand, McNeill took the cast members on a field trip to the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie.
"We're not trying to say everything is horrible, that humanity is horrible," Campbell said. "The play is not supposed to leave you with that, and it doesn't leave me with that. It just makes me mournful for what did happen, and really hopeful that we can make sure it never happens again."
The play was written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, based on the book "Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl," in a newly adapted version by Wendy Kesselman.
Performances will be held in the South Elgin High School auditorium, 760 E. Main St. Curtain is at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday. The cast also will give two matinee performances for students Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Tickets can be purchased at the door for $8 for adults, $6 for students and seniors. They also can be ordered by calling the director, Holly McNeill, at 847-289-3760, ext. 3377, or by e-mailing her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Has anyone tooken the trip from charleston or are anyone leaving on the 29th of October.
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Even before DD had an ASD diagnosis, shopping with her was a nightmare. She can't keep her hands off of things and likes to wander away and never wanted to leave. I tend to leave her with DH and go out shopping by myself.
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Digital Marketing People on the Move: August 2014 Roundup
This is a roundup of new hires and promotions in the digital marketing industry during August.
This is a roundup of new hires and promotions in the digital marketing industry during August.
As summer nears its end, turnover at agencies and other marketing companies is at an all-time high. This August ad-tech companies and global creative agencies, including Criteo, Tribal Worldwide, and Dentsu Aegis Network, were looking for top-performing digital talent to boost their business performance.
Criteo Taps Millennial Media's Mollie Spilman as Chief Revenue Officer
Performance advertising technology company Criteo has named Mollie Spilman as chief revenue officer. One of her major responsibilities is to grow Criteo's mobile business. In addition, she will lead all commercial operations globally. Spilman will report to Eric Eichmann, who was promoted to president and chief operating officer prior to this new hire.
Spilman's digital ad experience spans 16 years. Most recently, she served as executive vice president of global sales and operations at Millennial Media. Before that, she was chief marketing officer at Yahoo and chief sales and marketing officer of Advertising.com. She also held chief executive roles at two ad-tech start-ups, as well as senior executive positions at several media companies, including Time Warner, Meredith Corporation, and Discovery Networks.
Heather Harrigan to Lead User Experience Design and Strategy at Tribal New York
Tribal Worldwide's New York office has appointed Heather Harrigan as head of user experience design and strategy. In her new role, Harrigan will spearhead a customer-centric vision, strategy, and execution of the user experience design, as well as advocate a vision for Tribal's new interaction models designed to meet clients' needs. She will report to Richard Guest, U.S. president of Tribal Worldwide.
Before she joined Tribal Worldwide, Harrigan worked at agency Rokkan, where she served as senior vice president of user experience. Prior to that, she worked at DailyCandy, frog design, and Proxicom for a number of brands, including General Mills, Citi, JP Morgan, GE, and The New York Times.
Belle Lenz, New Regional Director of Communications at Dentsu Aegis Network, Americas
Dentsu Aegis Network has hired Belle Lenz as regional director of communications, Dentsu Aegis Network, Americas. Lenz will lead the team in developing and driving the company's communications strategy across its key growth markets. She will be based out of New York.
Most recently, Lenz served as vice president of global communications at IPG Mediabrands, in charge of corporate communications, partnerships, and events for the company. Before that, she held senior communications and public relations positions at Havas Media and DiGennaro Communications.
Five Key Promotions at Big Spaceship
Brooklyn, New York-based digital creative agency Big Spaceship has announced three executive-level promotions: Rob Thorsen from head of client services to managing director, Mark Pollard from vice president (VP) of brand strategy to executive vice president of strategy, and Chris Fahey from VP of product and user experience to senior vice president of product and user experience.
This move responds to the agency's growth across its practice areas, including social, product, marketing, and communications. In their new roles, Thorsen, Pollard, and Fahey will continue to develop client relationships and drive new business for the agency.
Along with the three executive-level promotions, Victor Piñiero, who was the agency's lead content director, will take on the role of VP of social. And Tony Clement, former strategy director of analytics, has been promoted to VP of analytics, overseeing the agency's integration of the practice throughout all of its capabilities.
Subhashish Dutta Joins DDB Mudra North's Creative Force
DDB Mudra North has appointed Subhashish Dutta as senior creative director (art).
A veteran with 15 years of experience, Dutta has worked for a number of agencies, including Bates, Contract, and McCann, and was actively involved in the creation work for brands such as Nokia, Volkswagen, ESPN Star Sports, LG, and Reebok.
Meanwhile, he has created several noteworthy campaigns and won numerous creative awards.
Jason Tengco to Lead Campaigns & Grey's Bacon Unit
Philippines-based marketing and communications company Campaigns & Grey has named Jason Tengco digital director. One of Tengco's main tasks will be to boost the capabilities of the company's digital and activation unit Bacon.
Before he joined Campaigns & Grey, Tengco served as digital director of Dentsu, where he was in charge of several high-profile projects, including "It's More Fun in the Philippines" for the Philippines Department of Tourism. Prior to Dentsu, he held a number of roles at Carat, Mindshare, and AdMax.


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I am kind of new to social bookmarking but social bookmarks presents great resource when doing research.;..
Wow, I never thought that social bookmarking was so useful. I agree with the speaker there are so many sources on the websites and how my bookmarks can be useful for others as well. Many times I go onto Google to find information to do a paper or research on a topic that interests me and when I type in the subject many books and pages pop up and I do not know which site I should go to. Some sites I think sound like they may have a lot of information, but then I visit these sites and I cannot find what I am looking for. Or sometimes I find a site that I want to use as a source for a paper that I am doing, but I lose the site and I cannot remember the name. I think that bookmarking is a great way to keep track of the sites that one wants to remember. The man said that there were 3 steps. First, you have to go to Delicious, which is the name of the site. Second, you can add words or tags to describe the site. And third, be social. Who knows, you may find out that there are others who want to find information that you have been searching for. For example, maybe you and your classmates are writing a paper about a deceased author and you find a website that is perfect for starting your research on. So you tag the site and then you can be social by informing your peers that you have discovered a site which can be beneficial for him or her to do the reasearch paper on. This sort of technology can be very useful when doing research in the future on books or other people.


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Hello, I am also writing my master right now, At which university are you ? If you are interested in acutal research topics, search for Dieter Fensel, he does hundreds of master's thesis. somewhere on these sites i found a list of hundreds of Semantic Web diploma thesis, you have to search http://www.nextwebgeneration.org/projects.html http://informatik.uibk.ac.at/informatik/index.html > 2, what kind of basic knowledge i should have The most important articles from W3C: http://www.w3.org/RDF/ http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-primer/ http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-schema/ > 3, where i can get some basic tutorial or journal material from. see above. Then download JENA: http://www.hpl.hp.com/semweb/jena.htm And, if you have windows, RDFGateway, Student evaluation (you may mail there) http://www.intellidimension.com/ Then try to know what RSS is and program a simple tool using Jena and RDFGateway that does download a RSS stream and shows it on some website or whatever. This should be a good tutorial, it will take you at least two days. > and one specific questions > what relates Ontology to Semantic Web? what is the relationship between > Ontology and >> Semantic Web. An ontology is a system to organise things. Like "Trees are plants" "Frogs are animals" "Dogs are mammals" "Mammals are animals" -> "Dog is an animal" etc. You use ontologies to describe what resources you have in a system and how they might relate. Then the individual resources are connected to the ontology, like "Benno is a dog". For example, FOAF is an ontology: http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/ http://www.foaf-project.org/ greetings Leo Sauermann www.gnowsis.comReceived on Thursday, 30 October 2003 04:17:35 UTC
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April 11, 2011
John R. Weaver, facility manager at Purdue University's Birck Nanotechnology Center, has been named a recipient of the 2011 Monroe Seligman Award by the Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology. Weaver is being recognized "for his unparalleled contributions to nanotechnology research facilities in both the public and private sectors," according to the award's citation. A formal announcement will be made during a meeting on May 4. Weaver has been involved in the design of the Birck Nanotechnology Center from its conceptual stages.
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- adj. (of a contract or will or other document) having a signature written at the end
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I've subscribed from the first issue and always thought they were doing okay.
After I comment on a post I'd like to be automatically subscribed to the comment feed and remain subscribed for either a certain amount of time or until the commentary dies down.
I subscribed from the get go and have never regretted not having to dispose of 1/3 cubic yard (guesstimate) of dead trees per year.
I like Odeo here as members subscribed is better than Podcast Alley's 'votes' - however I'd like a broader industry ratings tool (or scraped ratings algorthym)
He directed me to open his letters in his absence; your last letter, bearing a different address from the former one, was opened by me; but upon perceiving the name subscribed, I have declined to read it; and by his directions I return it to you inclosed, and _unread_.
Irish Wit and Humor Anecdote Biography of Swift, Curran, O'Leary and O'Connell
In a word, though the name subscribed to the bond be that of
And this my last will and testament, made in the fear of God, whose mercy I humbly beg, and constantly rely upon in Jesus Christand in perfect love and charity with all the worldwhose pardon I ask, from the lowest of my servants, to the highest of my superiorswritten all with my own hand, and my name subscribed to every page, of which there are five in number.
I must have written both, for the name subscribed was unquestionably a
But if really taken from the Raleigh Register, who is the narrator, and is the name subscribed real, or is it as fictitious as the paper itself?
Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson, Volume 4
Testament, made in the fear of God, -- whose mercy I humbly beg, and constantly rely upon in Jesus Christ -- and in perfect love and charity with all the world -- whose pardon I ask, from the lowest of my servants, to the highest of my superiors -- written all with my own hand, and my name subscribed to every page, of which there are five in number.
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I know I am supposed to strip one layer away, in this case from sin, to give me:
But I don't know what to do next, only that it will probably involve u substitution.
You can solve this by parts, but it's tedious.
Pick either the sin or cos part to be u, and the other to be dv. You will end up with a bit you can evaluate and another bit you can integrate by parts again.
Then you integrate by parts again and you get another integration with reduced indices.
You will be able to deduce a rule which goes something like this (from my book of integrals):
Once to
Use u-substitution:
so that
Now expand, and pay attention to the change in the limits when doing the u-substitution
--Kevin C.
(Or if you knew about the beta and gamma functions, you could use the formula )
If you change x ---> u=cos(x)
The boundaries of the integrals *have to* be the ones for u, not for x.
If x=0 ---> u=...
If x=pi/2 ---> u=...
These are the new boundaries/limits of the integral
So either you change it, either you substitute back u by cos x the integral you will get. But here, it'll be easier to change the boundaries/limits
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If you are even just a slight bit into Audi history you will know that the VW Iltis was the blueprint for today's quattro technology from Audi. Great driving report here!
"We're about to confirm that we've cancelled the Q3," Joseph, Audi AG's German PR representative says to me with a smile as I walk past him and into the frigid morning air in the Quebec back country.
He pauses, waiting for my morning din to crack and for me to respond.
"Really?" I ask quizzically.
"Yes, we've decided to instead build this," he replies, grinning and nodding off to my left where I see a rather unassuming little Jeep-like vehicle looking like it stepped right out of a 1960s Davos ski advertisement. Its bright khaki paint looks almost vibrant yellow against an overwhelmingly white snowy backdrop and its white canvas top looks anything but army.


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Cocktail updated to 5.3.1
Date: Wednesday, June 6th, 2012, 06:18
Category: News, Software
On Thursday, shareware developer Maintain released version 5.3.1 of CocktailCocktail (Lion Edition), the popular shareware utility program that allows for additional Mac OS X system tests. The new version, a 3.1 megabyte download, adds the following fixes and features:
– Added "Disable automatic termination of applications" setting (Interface – General).
– Added "Enable text copying from Quick Look" setting (Interface – Finder).
– Addresses an issue in which Cocktail may fail to create a Keychain key.
– Addresses an issue in which the Firewall log may not be rotated.
– Addresses an issue in which the "Disable local snapshots" Time Machine setting may not work properly.
Cocktail 5.3.1 retails for a US$19.00 shareware registration fee and requires Mac OS X 10.7 or later to install and run.


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The Weather Channel is just terrible. In the past, it served a useful purpose. I remember watching it as a kid in the 90s. (I was a weird kid.) It was fairly straightforward with its purpose and implementation. It was a 24/7 cable channel where people could go get weather information for their own area as well as the rest of the country. It had incredible utility and was very good at what it did.
Unfortunately, as television executives are prone to doing, they took a perfectly good thing and fucked it up, royally. They must have had some top-level executive meeting ten years ago where they talked about all the things they could do to remove all but the most subtle signs of utility from the Weather Channel.
First, they added programming. They started putting on shows like "Storm Stories," where rednecks are interviewed about their impressions of the inside of a fucking hurricane. It is a show that showcases the stories of people either unlucky enough to be in the path of a tornado or stupid enough to sit through a Category 4 hurricane.
Second, they added advertising. Granted, ads were on the Weather Channel for a long, long time. Unfortunately, there are way too many and they get more screen time than the weather itself.
Third, they have a morning show. It has Al Roker, no less. The Weather Channel has a morning show. You might be thinking, "Oh, great! I will get some national news while I get my weather!" Nope. "Wake Up With Al" has as tenuous a grasp on news reporting as Roker's last show, the horrendous "Today" show on NBC.
There is, however, still weather on the Weather Channel. "Local on the 8s" is the last remaining fragment of TWC's focused and purposeful lineup. Local on the 8s gives a minute or so of actual weather information every ten minutes.
What really pisses me off about weather reporting in general is the lack of climate change coverage. On TWC and local news channels, they go on and on about how we are having record temperatures, record precipitation, and record drought but do not ever once suggest why these things are happening. I know, it's the Weather Channel, not the Climate Channel. Still, these two are inextricably linked with one another and with virtually every other area of our lives, yet climate change gets virtually no coverage on a network that is dedicated to reporting the weather. I would not expect much, maybe something like, "Hey, you know it's 120ºF in shade because…" It should not be a big deal.
In a television world where shows and news coverage is mediocre at best, one would think that we could get something as basic as weather reporting right. Unfortunately, due to focus groups and TV executives trying to appeal to a "broader audience," we are left with another shitty, half-assed news channel like CNN, Fox, or MSNBC. Of course there alternatives to finding weather information, such as local news stations, NOAA, and the old standby, looking out the god damned window.


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The AMS-129 Geara Zulu (aka Geara Zulu) is a Neo Zeon mass-production general purpose mobile suit, it is featured in the photo-novel/OVA Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.
Technology and Combat Characteristics
A Neo Zeon mass-production mobile suit produced at the Granada factory of Anaheim Electronics, it is the successor to the earlier AMS-119 Geara Doga. Like the Geara Doga, and its Zaku predecessors, the Geara Zulu was not a "high performance" mobile suit. Meaning that although the Geara Zulu's specs gives it a superior performance to the Geara Doga, its technology does not "push the envelope" as the mobile suits of the First Neo Zeon War did. Like the Geara Doga, the Geara Zulu's design was based on using simple and conventional mobile suit technology. This made the Geara Zulu fairly easy and cheap to mass-produce as well as simple to pilot since it does not have any difficult to use features such as a transformation system. In order to increase overall versatility the Sleeves have produced a wide variety of hand armaments that can be used by the Geara Zulu.
Generally the standard armaments the Geara Zulu mobile suits are equipped with include a beam machine gun and beam tomahawk, although there is a wide range of weapons that the mobile suits can be equipped with depending on the mission profile. The Geara Zulu can have a weapon's mount placed on the back of its waist that is designed to carry several hand grenades and the beam tomahawk.
There are two basic models of the Geara Zulu, the normal type which features a shoulder shield on the right arm and a Royal Guard version that has modified shoulder and leg armor, a larger backpack possessing larger fuel tanks, and has more detailed markings. It is usually equipped with a beam machine gun that has an underslung grenade launcher, and carries extra magazines on the front skirt armor. Commander versions of these two models include a blade antenna mounted on the units forehead.
- Beam Machine Gun
- The beam machine gun's design is (aesthetically) similar to that of the WWII German Sturmgewehr-44 , it can shoot yellow beams and can be fired fully-automatic. The gun is powered by a replaceable energy pac, if the energy pac runs out of energy it can be replaced with a fresh one stored on the front skirt armor. It can attached with an optional grenade launcher.
- Grenade Launcher
- A grenade launcher is attached below the barrel of beam machine gun. These grenades are not very effective against large ships, but are ideal mid-range anti-mobile suit weapons.
- One of the most common weapons used by Zeon/Neo Zeon's Mobile Suit. It is weaker than the bazooka but trades off firepower for cost. This weapon was designed before the beginning of the One Year War as an anti-ship weapon, and can be used both in space and under gravity. Because it is a non-guided weapon, it is difficult to hit targets with high mobility.
- Hand Grenade
- This weapon is used by both the Earth Federation and Zeon. It is not very powerful or accurate. However, it is capable of performing different roles in the battle.
- Beam Tomahawk
- The only close combat weapon of the Geara Zulu is a single beam tomahawk, which, when not in use is mounted on the rear skirt of the suit. The head of the beam tomahawk has two beam emitters, one on the side that emits the axe-blade, and the second on top that emits a beam spike that can be used for stabbing attacks.
- Shield
- The AMS-129 Geara Zulu can be equipped with two styles of shields. The first is a shoulder shield, similar to the model used on the MS-06 Zaku II, mounted on the right shoulder. The second is the shield used by the AMS-119 Geara Doga. Apart from being used for their standard purpose both shields can mount four Sturm Faust weapons.
- Lange Bruno Gun Kai
- The similar to the weapon used by the AMS-119 Geara Doga Heavy Armed Type, the Geara Zulu uses an improved version that can fire beams.
- Beam Shot Rifle
- Based off of the same weapon used by the MSN-04 Sazabi, seen on Angelo Sauper's Geara Zulu. It has two barrels, one for the diffusing beam, and one that fires a normal beam. The shot rifle can also form a beam saber from the diffusion beam barrel for close combat.
- Submachine Gun
- A low damage weapon with a high rate of fire.
- Beam Gatling Gun
- Seen on Gilboa Sant's custom Geara Zulu, the 4-barrel beam gatling gun can fire volleys of particle beams and usually come in a pair. The two can be used as separate guns or can be combined together on the forearm of a MS. The gatling gun itself seems to have less firepower as separate guns than a beam rifle.
- Gatling Shield
- A weapon from the MS-07B-3 Gouf Custom, it is a shield with a powerful, drum-and-belt fed, 75mm Gatling Gun attached to it. The Gatling Gun can detach from the shield itself when it runs out of ammunition.
- Clay Bazooka
- A projectile-firing bazooka, as its name indicates, the clay bazooka was originally designed to fire adhesive rounds which immobilize enemy machines rather than destroying them outright. However, this weapon can fire several different types of ammunition, and it's normally used with conventional explosive shells. This weapon was first used by the RMS-099 Rick Dias.
- Bazooka
- A weapon from the Jegan series. Obtained from the Nahel Argama.
- 360mm Giant Bazooka II
- A weapon from the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II. A redesigned version of Dom series' 360mm Giant Bazooka, with improved shape charges and firepower. The Giant Bazooka II is magazine-fed with 5-round capacity. A single round is particularly effective in anti-ship warfare, and can blow the torso off of an enemy mobile suit.
- 120mm Machine Gun
- The 120mm machine gun is a standard weapon for Zaku type mobile suits. It is a shell firing gun that does not require energy to be used, however its effectiveness against heavy armor is very limited. This model used a 100-round drum magazine.
- Twin 280mm Zaku Bazooka
- A weapon where two 280mm Bazookas have been combined into a single weapon, allowing for higher offensive power. The twin bazookas fired explosive rounds that were quite effective against the armor of Earth Federation mobile suits and battleships.
- H&L-GB05R/360mm Giant Bazooka
- A large bazooka originally designed for use by the Dom series of mobile suits. The 360mm bazooka is magazine fed and holds 10 rounds per magazine, and a single round is powerful enough to blow the torso off of an enemy mobile suit.
- 3-tube Missile Pod
- A weapon from the Zaku II series, the Geara Zulu could mount a total of eight pods, two on each leg and four on the shoulder shield.
- 6-tube Missile Launcher
- The missile launcher consists of the base receiver that has all the targeting equipment and the trigger group. Up to three two-tube missile packs may be loaded onto the receiver. Each tube contains one missile, which after being fired, is wire-guided to the target.
- Beam Machine Gun
- A weapon from the MS-14Jg Gelgoog Jäger, a handheld ranged weaponry that fires beams at a rapid rate.
- BR-87A Beam Rifle
- The same beam rifle used by the Marasai and Hizack. The beam rifle is powered by a rechargeable energy cap and capable of firing concentrated mega particles, a shot can damage any ordinary armor that has not been specially treated to resist beam attacks.
- Beam Rifle
- The same beam rifle used by the Jegan series of Mobile Suits. The beam rifle is powered by a rechargeable energy cap and capable of firing concentrated mega particles, a shot can damage any ordinary armor that has not been specially treated to resist beam attacks. Obtained from the Nahel Argama.
- Beam Saber
- The beam saber is a small cylindrical device held in the mobile suit's hands when operated and is powered by an energy capacitor that is recharged from special racks. The beam saber is capable of cutting through any metal that has not been treated with anti-beam coating. Obtained from the Nahel Argama.
- Jegan Shield
- A basic optional arm-mounted defense armament obtained from the Nahel Argama. The shield is a thick sheet of armor designed to take severe punishment that would normally destroy a mobile suit. Since the introduction of beam weaponry, shields have been treated with an anti-beam coating allowing it to withstand several beam shots before the coating wears off. Typically physical shields can only take so much damage before they succumb to the pressure and break. A shield can be equipped to either arm of the MS in order to increase defense against both beam and physical attacks.
- 2-tube Small Missile Launcher
- The Jegan's shield also possesses minor offensive capabilities as it is built with two 2-tube small missile launchers. These small missiles are not very effective against large ships, but are ideal mid-range anti-mobile suit weapons.
The Geara Zulu's raw specifications are overall better than its predecessor, the AMS-119 Geara Doga. The Geara Zulu appears to have a notably smaller load out compared to the Geara Doga. In U.C. 0096, the Geara Zulu is the front line mobile suit of "The Sleeves", being their most advanced mass production mobile suit. Like most of the mobile suits operated by The Sleeves the Geara Zulu featured distinctive markings, most notably on the chest and wrists. The Geara Zulu also appeared to be more similar to the Zaku II than the Geara Doga. The Geara Zulu also featured many variations.
Although an efficient mobile suit, the Geara Zulu is outperformed by the RGZ-95 ReZEL mobile suits used by Londo Bell in U.C. 0096.
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu (Guards Type)
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu (Angelo Sauper Use)
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu Garencieres Use
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu (Gilboa Sant Use)
- This Geara Zulu belongs to Gilboa Sant, a member of the Garencieres crew. The Geara Zulu is a commander type. The heavy armament backpack attached to its back has two large propellant tanks, and provides increased thrust and a longer operating time. Just like Angelo Sauper's Geara Zulu it uses a Lange Bruno Gun Kai as well as a beam gatling gun. Gilboa's Geara Zulu is destroyed by a stray shot from the Unicorn's beam magnum shot meant for Full Frontal whilst entering the atmosphere.
Picture Gallery
Action Figures
Notes & Trivia
- The Geara Zulu's head resembles a German gas mask soldier in 1915.
External links
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu on MAHQ.net
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu on Gundam-Unicorn.net (English)
- AMS-129 Geara Zulu (Guards Type) on Gundam-Unicorn.net (English)
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Seattle Humane Rescues 42 Chihuahuas!
By joyce_zoldak on February 9, 2012 at 12:32 PM
Seattle Humane Society's Life Saver Program provides life-saving rescue and adoption services to pets at risk of being euthanized elsewhere because of a lack of space or resources to care for them. We make it a priority to offer our services first to animals in our community, and then we reach out to shelters across the state and even out of state to save animal's lives. …
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Seattle Humane Celebrates 100,000th Spay/Neuter!
By joyce_zoldak on January 23, 2012 at 1:59 PM
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I was not fully aware, says Parmalat founder
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Parmalat's founder and former CEO said he knew of his group's financial difficulties, but not of the real situation, a newspaper reported yesterday.
According to La Repubblica, Calisto Tanzi also said he was convinced his "genius" ideas would counterbalance what he described as his insufficient finance management skills.
La Repubblica quoted what it said were excerpts from a handwritten memo from Tanzi to Parma prosecutors investigating the financial scandal that has engulfed the Italian dairy giant.
The remarks were published a day after Tanzi publicly apologised to those who lost in the fraud and pledged to help prosecutors reconstruct the case.
"I take full responsibility for what happened," he was quoted as saying, "but I must also stress that - as I was following my dream of creating a big industrial and commercial enterprise - I under-estimated (the importance of) my scarce knowledge of financial management.
"I entrusted the management to others, in particular to (Fausto) Tonna," the former chief financial officer Tanzi reportedly wrote.
Parmalat Finanziaria SpA revealed in late 2003 that a 3.95 billion account with Bank of America did not exist. Parmalat then went into bankruptcy protection. An audit put the debt at eight times what Parmalat had claimed.
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Greens Senator Scott Ludlum published the following article on his Medium blog today, titled "Fascism in larval form: Australia and the US in the age of Trump." I encourage you to read the entire article but you will not be surprised to find that it is a Leftist diatribe by a dedicated parliamentary representative of Australia's most Left-wing political party holding any electoral seats in the country and is firmly in the Socialist camp. Here is the article link:
I could not resist commenting on this phenomenon of the spread of TDS to Down Under!
"The gnashing of teeth re Donald Trump is enormously disingenuous & pundits must really believe that the informed public have no memory & are morons. We have just emerged from 8yrs of a dismal Presidency under Obama wherein allies were abandoned & enemies feted.
Where were Progressive voices when Obama supported the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in the face of its published Jihadist manifesto and its history of having spawned enemies like al Qaeda, Boko Haram, ISIS & dozens of other radical Islamic terrorist organisations? Where were Progressive voices when Obama participated in destroying Libya, when the State Department illegally supplied arms to the very Syrian rebels who became ISIS & its affiliates, when Obama directed the IRS to discriminate & hound conservative taxpayers, when the Obama Admin lied barefaced to the public re Benghazi & that notorious but irrelevant video, when Hillary Clinton revealed herself to be a pathological liar re her private email server & the destruction of State owned documents by the tens of thousands, when Obama betrayed the only democracy in the Middle East in favour of the duplicitous Palestinians whose desire to possess all of Israel & annihilate the Jews is plainly printed in the charters of Hamas & Fatah, when Obama lied to a National audience on the occasion of his first official visit to a Mosque in 2016, saying that Islam comes from the Arabic word for peace when he knows as a student in an Islamic school in Indonesia until age 14yrs that Islam comes from the Arabic word for submission, not peace, or when Obama swore in Congressman Keith Ellison on Jefferson's famous Qur'an saying that Jefferson greatly admired Islam when reality is that Jefferson bought his Qur'an on his return from meeting with the Pasha of Tripoli in London where he and John Adams were witness to the Pasha reading from the sacred Islamic text that all Muslims were mandated to convert, kill or enslave non-believers.
Jefferson obtained the Qur'an to determine the nature of an enemy that in 1798 was extorting 10% of the new American Nation's GDP in return for repatriating pirated and abducted American crews. As a result of what he learned, Jefferson declared war on Tripoli & the Barbary Pirates and sent the fledgling U.S. Navy on its first overseas military mission where it waged a 5yr war, ending in a treaty.
And where were the Progressive voices when the Clinton Foundation raked in 3 billion dollars in a massive pay to play scam and the Clintons were charging obscene speaking fees & funneling the money to Hillary's war-purse?
I could fill a book with scandals & disgraceful conduct of the Obama Administration that cannot possibly be matched in the first 40days of Trump! Currently, Trump has commenced implementation of the greatest number of campaign promises of any former President and has selected a serious, credentialed cabinet picked for their experience, success in achieving their goals and toughness.
I have no doubt that the Left despise Trump & his team, as they must, because the agenda of the Left, having failed to win hearts & minds by either force or any record of successful governance, must continue to focus on division, identity politics, discord, racialism & interminable virtue signalling from the massive cohort of brainwashed graduates of left dominated faculties in Universities throughout the Union who call themselves Social Justice Warriors and everyone else, racists, bigots, Islamophobes, homophobes and most stupid of all, NAZIS! (who were of course socialists, not fascists……it's in their name liberals!). Until you balance your anti-Trump bias with an honest critique of his rivals, your efforts will be seen as self-serving and merely leftist propaganda."


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WNCN and Shred-It teaming up once again to provide free and secure personal document destruction for the community this August at three convenient locations:
RALEIGH – August 9th – ASG Security, 5800 McHines Place, Raleigh, NC
DURHAM – August 16th – First Citizens Bank, 7101 Fayetteville Rd, Durham, NC
FAYETTEVILLE – August 23rd – Crown Coliseum, 1960 Coliseum Drive, Fayetteville, NC
Each event will begin at 9 a.m. and conclude promptly at 1 p.m. (or until on-site Shred-It trucks are filled). The general public is invited to attend. No businesses please. Volunteers will be available to provide assistance. Limit four (4) boxes of documents per person.
These events are part of WNCN's "At Your Service" community service initiative and sponsored by ASG Security (Raleigh), Frontier Communications (Durham), and Crown Coliseum (Fayetteville).