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Kiwanis Club of the Greater Pittsfield Area, ME
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The traditional alarm clocks emits a loud and annoying sound at a selected time. Functional, but not always effective. As a result we've seen alarms clocks which range from an amalgamation of helicopters and speakers to bombs you have to defuse in order to stop the ear brutalizing noise. And while the vibration alarm clocks are anything but new, none might not be so effective as the Little Rooster.
Figure it out yet? No. Like an every day alarm clock you set your wake time before heading to sleep. But instead of placing it bedside and waiting for the proverbial bell to ring, the Little Rooster will vibrate…in your pants. And by pants we mean your underwear. Yeah, pretty damn unorthodox, but since they're sold out we can only assume that those who bought it think it will be an effective, and pleasurable mind you, method to wake up. That or they're looking for a vibrator and appreciate the guise of an "alarm clock."
What we find a bit perplexing is that you can return it within 30-days without any questions asked. Even if you've used it. So does that mean you could possibly receive a refurbished Little Rooster, or are they just counting on the odds that no one will be willing to return this $100 device.
Operation is pretty obvious. To charge this handy device you'll need to plug it into a USB port.


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Each year, the National Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates spring in Washington, DC and the gift of the cherry blossom trees which create beautiful scenery around the city's monuments and Tidal Basin. Loews Madison Hotel is your host for luxurious accommodations and a supremely comfortable stay during this beautiful season in D.C.
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King Edward III of England (b. 1312, d. 1377) spent most of his fifty-year reign at war, first with Scotland and then with France. Although contrary to the romantic interpretation of medieval warfare that has been glorified in Hollywood films, wars in the Middle Ages were not often won or lost by pitched battle. War "cruel and sharp" was a slow, torturous process. The siege was arguably the most common form of encounter during this period, and with siege came famine, disease, and destruction. Edward was particularly famous for his chevauchées, mounted raids that left great swathes of countryside devastated. As a result, besieged cities were often surrounded by miles of burnt and decimated land.
This sculpture by Auguste Rodin is of the surrender of the Burghers of Calais to Edward in 1347. Standard siege practice included negotiations, both for conditional respite and surrender. The law of storm technically allowed a besieging army to ignore the clemency requests of the inhabitants, but forethought dictated leniency: if Edward showed mercy, perhaps the French would show mercy in the future if the situation happened to be reversed. Instead of massacring the whole population of Calais, Edward agreed to only take a few important men of the city —Jean Froissart writes six, which is likely what Rodin referred to, but other sources like the Chronicle of St. Omer indicate that there were eight men—into custody and have them put to death. The men came out from the town dressed humbly, carrying the keys to the city.
"And then he said to them: 'Oh you of Calais, where did you find the heart to dare to hold out so against me? And did you not realize that I am more powerful than you, and that I had made an oath to conquer you? You held out against me wrongly, and therefore I will not have any pity on you." (St. Omer Chronicle as quoted in The Wars of Edward III by Clifford Rogers, 143)
According to the sources, Edward's Queen, who was heavily pregnant, and many members of the royal retinue fell to their knees and asked Edward to grant the Burghers mercy, which he agreed to do.
"And then the councilors of the King of England took four knights and four bourgeois, who came to present themselves in front of the King, each knight with a naked sword in his hands, each burger with a noose in his arms." (Ibid)
If you look closely at the sculpture, you can see one man holding the keys to the city, and the nooses around their necks.
The Met has a brilliant little pdf about the sculpture and the history.
The seven deadly sins are found in this verse:
Pride, anger, sloth,
Gluttony and greed,
Envy, lust are deadly sins,
So Christians all take heed.
—"A York Priest's Notebook" (late 1470s)
Also, priests should warn their parishioners not to put their little ones in the same bed with them so that they will not accidentally roll over on them or suffocate them and thereby be found guilty of homicide. Nor should they carelessly restrain them in their cradles or leave them unattended day or night because of the danger that the baby's mouth might be covered by the bedding even for a short time which could easily prove fatal.
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Evangelicals (I include myself in this category) love to "celebrate Jesus" on Sunday mornings. More and more churches seem to be moving toward this kind of language to describe what happens during corporate worship. I'm not convinced it's a good thing.
Now I'm not saying Jesus--and the infinitely good news associated with his death and resurrection--is unworthy of our celebration. But I do worry that "celebrate" is an inadequate word to describe the response we should have to the Lord of the universe.
Take, for example, the reaction of the guards when they came upon the angel at the empty tomb: "And for fear of him the guards trembled and became like dead men" (Matt. 28:4). The response to an angel was fear, trembling and what I'm assuming was utter paralysis (i.e., like dead men). And this upon seeing an angel--a created being.
It made me wonder: What will it be like when we see Jesus?
There will be, I imagine, a sense of celebration. However, I think our idea of celebration is too often like fans at a sporting event: we will cheer and yell and maybe do the wave for our Savior. But this can't possibly be how we will respond to the Christ. It's too chipper; too trite.
We will be no less overwhelmed than the guards upon seeing an angel. Indeed, we will be more so. How that looks I'm not exactly sure, but it's a sobering thought. And one I think should influence what we do on Sunday mornings--and throughout the week.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (WSAU) - If you're somewhere on that 83,000 person waiting list for season tickets at Lambeau, there is an option available to you.
Nine luxury boxes are still available this year for the 2010-2011 football season with the Packers. Season tickets for those rooms are just $85,000, but come with a number of perks says Packers guest services director Jeniffer Ark.
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Not that great!nathanlee - Lead O/S - 08/Sep/14 with DWS Crew
Hidden - TR dog - 20/Jul/14
Nice moves but then it rained.lewiz - Lead dog - 08/Jun/14
Artur's project which he led, I tried on second for a laugh, couldn't get the move to the third clip. One for the future.Robin Brooke - TR - Jun/14 with Artur
Great rout!!!RadekNowak - Lead RP - 31/May/14
Sweet route, need to come back and dispatchtskelhon - Lead dog - 2014 with Charlotte
Graham Westbrook - Lead RP - 25/Oct/13
3rd go. Seemed soft for the grade.TommityP - Lead RP - 25/Oct/13
could do all the moves but would take several more attempts to link them. Ran out of energy and skin.hms - Lead dog - 18/Sep/13 with Jenny
Nick Clement - Lead O/S - 11/Aug/13 with mandy clement
Hidden - Lead RP - Aug/13
Marcus - Lead β - 30/Jul/13 with Roland O'Leary
Hidden - Lead dog - 30/Jul/13
2nd go
wi11 - Lead RP - 21/Jun/13 with Tom Hall, Nat
natalietanzer - Lead β - 21/Jun/13 with tom, will
thomasmouse - Lead RP - 21/Jun/13 with Nat
It was very windy, but had beta wired after previous recce. Placed clips and then nailed it first redpoint. A quality route, solid 7a+. DJ Nelson - Lead RP - 15/Jun/13 with Adam Ryan
adam 24 - Lead RP - 15/Jun/13
tobydunford - Lead dog - 08/Jun/13 with Kirsty Kerr
Laurence Everitt - Lead RP - 05/Jun/13 with Rachel Takacs, Jay Kay
Hidden - TR dog - 18/May/13
philhaigh - Lead RP - 18/May/13 with Mike Gubbins, Mel Dodge
Luke Dawson - Lead O/S - 18/May/13
philhaigh - Lead dog - 16/May/13 with Mike Gubbins, Shamina Kapadia, Natalie Haigh
philhaigh - 2nd dog - 06/May/13 with Vicki Hau, Rob Kennard, Natalie Haigh
philhaigh - 2nd dog - 05/May/13 with Vicki Hau, Natalie Haigh
Hidden - Lead dnf - 29/Apr/13
drcorbasisgod - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/13
Luxulyan - Lead dog - 20/Apr/13 with Tess Lyons
Claudia Harvey - Lead RP - 07/Apr/13 with Rachel Keys
Hidden - Lead RP - Apr/13
Hidden - TR O/S - 31/Mar/13
Kopinski - Lead RP - Mar/13
Jobbo - Lead RP - 22/Feb/13 with Alex
Danny_boulders - TR - Feb/13 with Robin O'Leary
Tommyads - 2013
philhaigh - 2nd dog - 30/Oct/12 with Natalie Haigh
1st RP. Amazing little pitch!Adam Booth - Lead rpt - 21/Oct/12 with Ed Mitchell
Hidden - Lead dnf - 29/Sep/12
2nd tryHaydn Jones - Lead RP - 09/Sep/12 with pep
2nd redpoint attempt. Nice sequency route.
Missed small pocket intermediate pocket out right at low down crux. This allows you to get your feet up and ready for the larger pockets.Twisty - Lead RP - 08/Sep/12 with Greg Slee
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Aug/12
Hidden - Lead RP - 22/Jul/12
Hidden - Lead rpt - 14/Jul/12
burto - Lead RP - 17/Jun/12 with steve
philhaigh - 2nd dog - 14/Jun/12 with Natalie Haigh
Jeronimo - Lead O/S - 25/May/12
yarrow - Lead dog - 20/May/12 with Mark C
Hidden - Lead RP - 12/May/12
Jonathan Emett - Lead dog - 12/May/12 with ed
Garrouli - Lead RP - 15/Apr/12 with Ioanna
Spacetourist - Lead O/S - 08/Apr/12 with Si Brice
2nd go. Toughsam.sam.sam.ferguson - Lead RP - 27/Mar/12 with Rob
Tophe - Lead rpt - 15/Jan/12
Worked over 2days, didn't manage a clean RP. A bit too hard and a bit too tired on the second day. Good route, found it hard to read at first. One stiff pull/crimp on the edge of a pocket quite low down around 2nd bolt, then very sustained to the top with some blind-ish moves. rustaldo - Lead dog - 14/Jan/12 with Jimmy, Hannah
pezzerrr - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/12
matt perks - 2012
second attempt with finger injury- great climb.Perryman - Lead - 20/Nov/11 with Ivan Bicknell
retro flashtom106 - Lead rpt - 06/Nov/11
A couple of lead / TR attempts to figure out the RP. Hard and very hot. Only one sequence left to figure out.Ian Bell - Lead dog - 01/Oct/11 with Noah Haber
One go on top rope and got all the moves. No energy to finish the red point. Great route.givemetea - TR dog - 16/Sep/11 with Dan Gibson
Awesome route, sustained cranking to a slight ease in angle then a crux leading to a juggy romp.Alex Mason - Lead O/S - 14/Sep/11 with Dan Gibson
Toby Dunn - Lead - 03/Sep/11 with Lyndsay Hilton
jfreeman - Lead O/S - 12/Aug/11 with Simon Robinson
Stupidly missed the good pocket at the cruxsimonr - Lead dog - 12/Aug/11 with Jon Freeman
wolverine - Lead O/S - 20/Jul/11 with Sarah Marks
11th attempt overall. Jonathan Emett - Lead RP - 30/Jun/11 with darryl, bern
Bern - Lead RP - 30/Jun/11 with Jonathan, Darrell
Hidden - Lead dnf - 24/Jun/11
3 gos. failing earlier; windy?Jonathan Emett - Lead dog - 18/Jun/11 with bongo
JKay - Lead RP - 16/Jun/11 with Jonathan Emett
1st lead attempt, failed with my hands on the top break(?!) 2nd attempt, everything went wrong, so packed up and went home. :-(Jonathan Emett - Lead dog - 16/Jun/11 with john kay
3 TR attempts, 3rd time clean.Jonathan Emett - TR RP - 14/Jun/11 with john kay, Lyndsay
1 go, several rests, got all the moves.Jonathan Emett - TR dog - 11/Jun/11 with dave
Hidden - Lead β - 14/May/11
Pippa - Lead O/S - 14/May/11 with Jon
Hidden - Lead dog - 01/May/11
Hidden - TR dog - 01/May/11
Had a quick go at this as rope was already on the lower-off after doing evening falls.RFWilkie - TR dnf - 25/Apr/11
brilliant climb, sustainedtom106 - Lead RP - 02/Apr/11 with ben, robin
Robin Head - TR dnf - 02/Apr/11 with Tom Maidwell
Hidden - TR dog - 21/Mar/11
Hidden - Lead RP - 20/Mar/11
x.0.0torsok - TR dnf - 19/Mar/11 with Tania
tania - TR dnf - 19/Mar/11 with rich morgan
2nd tryKevster - Lead RP - 13/Mar/11
A tough(ish) move at the bottom then just go go go. Will train for power endurance and come back for it. Tomar - Lead dog - 06/Mar/11 with Phil the climbing goat
PeterDawson - Lead RP - 2011
Hidden - Lead dog - 20/Nov/10
Hidden - 2nd dog - 24/Oct/10
Hidden - TR dog - 24/Oct/10
i_a_coops - Lead RP - 10/Oct/10 with Mark, Jacob
kinda flash today, tried it ages ago when the heat made it impossible. this climb isnt polished, but if there is any sun/ heat the rock sweats loads. awesome when its right tho!mark_wellin - Lead RP - 09/Oct/10
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Sep/10
JPGR - Lead O/S - 30/Aug/10 with Yvette
dav - Lead O/S - 23/Aug/10 with Gill B
jacobjacob - Lead O/S - 18/Aug/10
Hidden - TR dog - 08/Aug/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 07/Aug/10
Peterjuliandawson - Lead RP - 03/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead RP - 02/Jun/10
Ed Babs - Lead RP - 05/May/10 with Harry
sweet climb, 2 topped rope assents then the lead. didnt feel too pumped.Pete Scott - Lead RP - 20/Apr/10
Hidden - Lead rpt - 12/Mar/10
Hidden - 2010
Hidden - Lead RP - 2010
Ian Ash - Lead RP - 31/Oct/09
with Cat. Top climb.ben hargreaves - Lead O/S - 21/Sep/09
ilikemonkys - TR RP - 06/Sep/09
2nd 7a+. pumpy, but in a good way. found move at the 2nd clip particularly hard. maybe had the sequence wrong... both hands on crimpy rail to this left hand hold made from a fossil. crux is at the 5th clip on the bulge, but fine when you get the sequence.mynameisjen - Lead RP - 26/Aug/09 with Jonny Aylwin
chris sm - Lead RP - 22/Aug/09 with Pippa Froggatt
Dogged first time, but ok once you know where the hold are. Polished 7a climbs, unthinkable when I were a lad...Tim M - Lead RP - 22/Aug/09 with Chris Sims
dan gibson - Lead RP - 12/Aug/09 with jacquie robinson
Hidden - Lead dog - 26/Jul/09
Excellent power endurance route. No real rests and some quite intricate sequences. Tough first crux clipping 3rd bolt then a mini crux after the 4th followed by a long move to finish.Morgan Woods - Lead RP - 05/Jul/09 with Vinnie
Hidden - Lead O/S - 24/Jun/09
sparkass - Lead O/S - 03/May/09 with Gary Wood
trev_f - Lead RP - 14/Apr/09 with Harry
Hidden - Lead dog - 13/Apr/09
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Mar/09
dogged first time to put clips in, cleaned second.
5/5 mattcyp88 - Lead RP - 28/Feb/09 with Mark Tomlinson
nealh - Lead - 2009
1 fallASchwirtz - Lead dog - 02/Aug/08 with Scott Swalling
tedj234 - Lead RP - 19/Jul/08 with Nicolas Rabb
Hidden - Lead dog - 06/Jul/08
schof - Lead RP - 24/Jun/08 with joel perry
dont know if it was the sun or level of difficulty but this felt hard at grade. sustained and quit thin. a tricky onsight unless youre climbing well above the grade? great climbing though, recommendedksjs - Lead dog - 23/Jun/08 with goosebump
dominic lee - Lead - Jun/08 with andy elliot
dmoir - Lead RP - 18/May/08 with Ivan M
feilx - Lead RP - 17/May/08 with Heather
hardest climb to date hippo99 - Lead RP - 24/Jul/07
Hidden - Lead RP - 14/Jun/07
Martin Krasnansky - Lead O/S - 21/May/07
_m.cox_ - Lead O/S - May/07 with Jo Stadden
david potts - Lead O/S - 28/Apr/07 with Nat
Hidden - Lead RP - 25/Mar/07
Hidden - Lead dog - 11/Mar/07
Rob Kennard - 2007
Hidden - 2007
Richard Horn - Lead RP - 07/Oct/06
bigie bob - Lead RP - 01/Oct/06
Hidden - Lead RP - 18/Jul/06
Ram MkiV - Lead RP - 18/Jul/06 with Alex Barrows
dannyboy83 - Lead RP - May/06 with Floris
steve taylor - Lead - 2006
Boy - 2006
feeko - 2006
Marti999 - Lead - 2006
sportNathan Kemp - Oct/05
Repeated 2009 with Beccy, Good steady crimping with an important blind pocket around arete...eddieclimb - Lead RP - 26/Oct/02 with Jason Parker, Rebecca Edwards
flashlx - Lead - Jun/02 with james
jasper11 - 2000
Hidden - Lead - 2000
John Southworth - Lead RP - Jun/99
Been on it multiple times over the decades. When it's not greasy on the crux I've come close but been spat off by lack of endurance. Really class climbing though.Ben Thorne - Lead dnf - 1999 with John Pullin
innes - Lead O/S - 1999
sadams - 2nd - 24/Jul/98 with Andy Long
buzby78 - Lead RP - 15/May/97
phardman - Lead O/S - 30/Mar/97
sadams - Lead O/S - 22/Mar/97 with Team Midlands
Richard White - Lead O/S - 1996 with Dave Pickford
Hidden - Lead O/S - 1996
Roget - Lead O/S - 16/Apr/95 with jon
Hidden - Lead O/S - 15/Apr/95
shark - Lead O/S - 1995 with John Codling
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Mike Stortz said...
Is there a way to prevent looting while in combat? When I fight multiple mobs, right-clicking the second mob to attack it is sometimes interpreted as trying to loot the first; not what I want.
"When I fight multiple mobs, right-clicking the second mob to attack it is sometimes interpreted as trying to loot the first; not what I want."
You could select a mob to attack by left-clicking and then start auto-attacking by an icon on your castbar, or use the tab key to switch from mob to mob instead of clicking. Alternately, and this is the way I do it, play with enemy health bars enabled. Hit the V or shift-V keys to toggle them on and off. It's easy to see when you're hovering over them because the health bar lights up, so you only click on what you want to click on.
All of those options have a problem with a lot of potential targets - using the Tab key might require cycling through them until you get the target you want, and if there are a lot of mobs on the screen health bars and mobs might get pushed around the screen too quickly to be useful - but nothing's perfect, and they're the only ways I can think of off the top of my head.
I also have this problem. One option that I have used from time to time is to go to the standard UI and turn the option on to automatically loot the corpse. Since many mobs only drop an item or two (or none at all) this makes the mob quickly go dead and you don't have to worry about clicking it by accident again. The only down side to this is that you need bag space because you will pick up a lot of trash.


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Our Ski Tour Safaris are the ideal ski trip for anyone wanting a week of less demanding alpine ski touring without losing out on plenty of out-of-resort off piste skiing. You get to enjoy fantastic skiing, awesome scenery, great camaraderie with the aerobic activity toned down a notch or two! Instead of staying in mountain huts almost exclusively, you will stay in hotels and the occasional hut and will therefore be able to enjoy the luxuries of more refined accommodation.
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This is a fantastic guided ski touring safari through Graubünden, the largest and one of the most beautiful cantons of Switzerland in the stunning Walliser Alps. Graubünden is also one of Switzerland's leading winter sports regions with an abundance of above average altitude resorts and hence a reputation for great snow throughout the season... view
Courchevel-Chamonix Ski Touring Safari (Introductory)
A classic ski touring journey that spans both the French and Italian Alps and passes through seven of the most famous ski areas of the western Alpine region. This guided trip begins in Courchevel in France, passes through the 3 Valleys (Trois Vallées), La Plagne, Les Arc, La Rosière, La Thuile, Courmayeur, Helbronner (Monte Bianco and the... view
Monterosa Ski Touring Safari (Intermediate)
For the adventurous skier looking for something different, look no further! This guided off-piste bonanza just about has it all: pistes, off-pistes, ski touring, heli-skiing and guiding from top international professionals!
A circuit by ski and lift of Monte Rosa, the Alps' second largest massif. This is the ultimate ski touring safari... view
Haute Route Ski Touring Safari (Intermediate)
Our guided Haute Route ski touring safari is a mellow version of the classic high level alpine traverse between Chamonix and Zermatt.
This ski touring safari is ideal for everyone who wants to enjoy the Haute Route region with great backcountry skiing and easier touring and have a more relaxed holiday than the high-octane challenge of... view
Chamonix to Val d'Isère Ski Touring Safari (Intermediate)
This delightful guided ski touring safari with Mountain Tracks starts in Chamonix and visits the excellent off-piste resorts of Courmayeur, La Thuile, La Rosière and Sainte Foy before finally ending up in Val d'Isère, where you'll enjoy a day exploring the best backcountry off-piste runs in the Espace Killy. Each resort has very varied terrain... view
Tarentaise Ski Safari (Intermediate)
This 6-day ski safari discovers the wild slopes of the beautiful Tarentaise region, much of which falls within the unspoilt beauty of the Vanoise National Park. The Tarentaise region is situated south of the Mont Blanc massif and just west of the Italian border and is host to one of the most extensive skiing areas in the world. Here there are... view
Skill Level Overview
These trips and tours are appropriate for people looking for their first touring experience. The pace is relaxed and typically we skin for 2-4hrs per day so ascents are about 500 - 800m vertical. You need to be a reasonable off-piste skier (at our Off-Piste Performance Intermediate level), able to link controlled parallel turns in powder snow and ski through trees in control. You need to be prepared to hike short sections on foot carrying your skis on your rucksack (though you won't need any specific mountaineering knowledge, so crampons and an ice axe are usually not required).
These tours will involve around 3-5hrs of skinning per day, achieving around 800 – 1000m of vertical ascent. We would expect you to be able skin to a pace of 300m of vertical ascent per hour. You need to be able to execute good uphill kick turns on steeper slopes and have some familiarity with use of crampons and ice axe. You need to be a reasonably strong off-piste skier able to deal with a variety of snow conditions (powder, crust, slush) and able to ski on steeper and narrower slopes with the requisite ability and confidence for exposed sections.
Advanced-level tours are for experienced ski tourers who've previously completed another hut-to-hut trip or multiple day tours. You will be expected to ascend on skis at around 400m/hr and be able to skin for at least 5hrs with up to 1000m to 1300m of ascent per day. A large proportion of the terrain may be steep and exposed; thus confidence in your uphill kick turns on 35+ degree slopes is a must, as is your ability to ski slopes of 40 degrees. You will be a strong, fluid off-piste skier able to handle all conditions. You will be confident of using crampons and an ice axe and happy climbing on snow and rock on short climbs to summits, and in gullies to gain a col.
Expert level ski tours are pure ski mountaineering journeys in the high mountains. You must be confident skiing steep exposed terrain and ski touring for at least 5 hours per day with long ascents. You will be expected to climb on your feet carrying your skis on your pack to summit mountains above 4000m in altitude. You must be completely confident with your crampon placement and use of an ice axe and you will have some basic rope skills and be happy walking along exposed ridges on mixed terrain to gain the summits of peaks.
Stamina Level Overview
Level 2
You are fit enough to ski all day with only short stops for food and drink. You can ski off-piste all day without being too tired at the end of the day; you can ski in this way for multiple days on your holiday. You can also hike or ski tour for around 2 hours per day. You're used to doing cardiovascular exercise 3 to 4 times a week (bike, run, gym) to maintain your fitness, and you're able to push yourself if needed for short periods of time at a higher rate than usual.
Level 3
You can ski all day comfortably off-piste and ski tour at an ascent rate of 300m per hour for 3 to 5 hours per day (a total of around 800m – 1000m vertical ascent per day). Your stamina and endurance fitness is good and you work hard to maintain a good level of fitness. You will be exercising 3-4 times a week and also at the weekend; thus running a half marathon, doing a 50 mile cycle ride, 3-4 hours on a mountain bike or a full day's hill walk would all prove possible with this stamina level.
Level 4
You're able to happily ski all day off-piste on challenging terrain and snow, and you can ski tour at a rate of ascent of 400m/hour - thus around 1000 – 1300m vertical (5 hours approximately) each day for consecutive days. You're doing lots of sport each week (4-5 sessions) and you train regularly to achieve a high level of fitness, stamina and endurance. Completing an 80-100 mile cycle ride, a full day's mountain biking or running a half or full marathon is not out of your reach with this stamina level.
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the wedding. nuff' said.
isle esme, was just like my visual picture.
the birth wasn't too bloody; but displayed it really well.
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Tomorrow is Edward and Bella's Wedding Day, (Aug. 13th 2011) how will you be spending the Day??
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Hey everyone, I'm thinking about writing a story about vampires. I was wondering if anyone is interested in another vampire story. If I can get the support of at least five people I'll post the first scene. Thank you! :) (P.S. I'll be writing scene by scene which is sort of like chapters. If I can get enough fans, like 10 people, I'll publish a scene every week on Thursday at 7:00 pm.) And I'm making a group if guys want to discuss any of your ideas. The group's name is going to be Team…Continue
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I'm Sonia Mª Corral, here are my new fanarts, "The Meadow" (El Prado) and other of Edward b/w pencil. You can check more Twilight fanart on http://twilight-fanart.blogspot.com :-)
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This updated Cochrane review on statins for the treatment of dementia contains worrying adverse effects data, but Caroline Struthers has to do a significant amount of digging to root it all out.[read the full story...]
The adverse effects of psychiatric drugs and emergency department visits
A new study finds that psychiatric medications are implicated in many adverse drug events treated in US emergency departments. Nearly 1 in 10 of all adverse drug event visits to emergency departments are due to psychiatric drugs, including antidepressants, antipsychotics, lithium salts, sedatives, anxiolytics and stimulants.[read the full story...]
Psychotherapy trials should report the side effects of treatment
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Ketamine for severe depression: what can we conclude from a small open label study?
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Little differences among antidepressants regarding sexual dysfunction, but bupropion performs best
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Cochrane review finds that haloperidol is an effective antipsychotic, but its side effects can be problematic
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Atypical antipsychotics no better than typicals for adolescents with psychosis, but atypicals may have fewer short-term side effects
Schizophrenia is a serious neurodevelopmental disorder that often starts during adolescence. Current treatment guidelines (NICE, 2013) recommend atypical antipsychotics for adolescents with this condition, but this is based largely on studies of adults with the condition. The Cochrane Schizophrenia Group conducted this systematic review to synthesise the current evidence base for atypical antipsychotic medication in [read the full story...]
Varenicline, smoking cessation and neuropsychiatric adverse events
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Newer antipsychotics may increase the risk of pneumonia in schizophrenia
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Jeremy Denk on piano lessons, mentors, and teaching
My wife saved me this New Yorker piece by pianist Jeremy Denk on his history of studying the piano, and his relationships with his teachers and students. It's a fascinating (and paywalled) read.
He recalls being in school with a dozen teachers telling him a dozen different things (Padgett Powell: "What is one doing in a classroom finally but peddling his biases?") and how he "slipped into the dangerous state of craving a guru, someone who would tie it all together." When he found this guru, his "idea of music merged with the idea of him."
On the complicated exchange between teacher and student:
When you give ideas to students, they tend to either ignore them or to exaggerate them. The first is distilled futility, but the second is grotesque: there is the student, trying to be you with all his youthful might. You look on with horror at this knockoff, this puppet—yourself to the nth degree as interpreted by someone who doesn't know all the other parts of you. Then a thought occurs: what if this really is you, and that only through the imitation of this struggling student do you see what you're really about.
He goes on to explain "how much teaching resembles therapy," with the teacher simultaneously "destroying complacency without destroying confidence," and how, in the end, the student must separate from teacher because "the only person who can solve the labyrinth of yourself is you."
"Practicing…is not just repetition but concentrating and burning every detail into your nervous system." […] Learning to play the piano is learning to reason with your muscles. […] You don't teach piano playing at lessons; you teach how to practice—the daily rite of discovery that is how learning really happens.
cf. Robert Irwin, in Seeing Is Forgetting The Name of the Thing One Sees:
All the time my ideal of teaching has been to argue with people on behalf of the idea that they are responsible for their own activities, that they are really, in a sense, the question, that ultimately they _are_what it is they have to contribute. The most critical part of that is for them to begin developing the ability to assign their own tasks and make their own criticism in direct relation to their own needs and not in light of some abstract criteria. Because once you learn how to make your own assignments instead of relying on someone else, then you have learned the only thing you really need to get out of school, that is, you've learned how to learn. You've become your own teacher.


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Thanks for the REP! He tried to paint it on the chieftain's head, but that didn't go so well.
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Thanks for the Rep! I had already picked 2 cloud pictures to use as the edges of the river, but when I saw those 2 sunset pictures I changed plans from doing a regular river to the lava river. So I actually used 4 different cloud pictures to make the map. I was pleasantly surprised how it came out.
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It's been awhile since we've done a roll call. Regulars, newbies, and lurkers - take a minute to tell us as much or little about your teen, your family, etc. And the bonus question is - what's the weather like where you are these first days of November?
I'm Pam, married to dh for 28 years. We live in central IL. I don't actually have teens anymore but I was cl for this board for years and it's near and dear to my heart. My boys are 21 and 24 and I started lurking here when my oldest was about 12. Older ds is in his first year of med school up in the Chicago area. Younger ds tried college a few times (long story that many of you already know). At this point he's working full time and living at home. He's talking about going back to school in the fall - I think he's the type that's going to have to figure out what he really wants to do in life and if it involves further education he'll do fine. Older ds was the type that just loves learning for learning's sake, not so much younger ds.
With the exception of Thursday when it rained all day it's been beautiful here - in the 50's/60's, sunny and breezy. Kind of gloomy today but still not too cold.
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Hey, I can play Roll Call:smileyhappy:
Mostly been a single mom to 3 girls, now 25 with a 4yo boy, 22 with a 2 1/2 yo girl and my last teen still with me will be 17 on
|Sun, 11-06-2011 - 10:53pm
Dd is waiting for her letters to come in from her top picks for colleges. SHe is hoping for some big, fat scholarships. She plays hockey when she can, it is not a regular league but when they get ice time. She is doing two indoor lacrosse leagues and will play for her school's lacrosse team in the spring. Dd hopes to play lax in college. She finished her tennis team stuff last month for school. She works for our neighbor doing everything from yard work, cleaning the house, washing the dog to reading his essays and corespondence (retired math professor) or going with his wife to pick out home decor. She is there about 6-10 hours during the school year, more in the summer. She also works Fridays after school at a stable in exchange for riding lessons. She is German club, bowling club, President of Gamers club, National Honor Society, German Nat. Honors, art club and Future Teacher's club at school. Though, she hardly ever has time for bowling club, lol, she goes about twice a year. She is still an active Girl Scout and teaches Sunday school. THis while taking 3 AP classes this year and staying on the high honor roll.
We have great weather for Chicagoland, 50's, but rain is coming.
|Mon, 11-07-2011 - 9:07am
Weather last week, we had a cold front come through, high 60's low 70's during the day, 40's overnight. But it warmed up into the high 70's this weekend and we finally got some rain yesterday and possibly more today and tomorrow.
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Weather today thru Wednesday is wet and up in the low/mid 60s. The weekend was quite nice; ds came home for a few hours yesterday and helped rake a chunk of our lot in order to earn money for a video game that comes out this week - he seems to save his work money for gas and his gf, but when he wants something for himself, he tries to earn it from us!
|Tue, 11-08-2011 - 10:16pm
I'm Kimmy and we are having nice sunny weather mostly in the 60s during the day.
|Wed, 11-09-2011 - 3:42am
<<>> That's quite an accomplishment! Especially to have all four, at just 18 & 19, be accepted simultaneously into the same law school! One of my gf's daughter had a 50% academic scholarship to MIT, which she maintained for 5 years(she was an RA for 3 years), graduated cum laud, got a 160 on her LSAT, and was only accepted into one law school -DePaul- out of the 5 she applied to. Do you mind telling what LSAT your kids got, and how many schools they applied to?


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FDA Announces CDRH Medical Device Innovation Initiative
MedSun: Newsletter #5, June 2006
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has responded to the accelerating pace of medical invention with announcement of the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) Medical Device Innovation Initiative. Over the next decade, medical technology innovations will fundamentally transform the health care and delivery systems, providing new solutions with medical devices that will challenge existing paradigms and revolutionize the way treatments are administered. The CDRH Initiative follows the FDA goal of protecting and promoting public health by working to ensure timely access to safe and effective innovative medical devices.
The Initiative includes three major areas of concentration: (1) promoting scientific innovation in product development, (2) focusing device research on cutting-edge science, and (3) modernizing review of innovative devices. CDRH intends to provide regulatory clarity by releasing guidance documents for innovative products, which will not only help guide developers of specific products but will also serve as templates for similar products in the pipeline. In collaboration with industry, the clinical community, and health research foundations, CDRH is modernizing the science for developing and evaluating new medical devices, particularly for areas of unmet clinical needs such as pediatrics. The agency is focusing as well on expanding and improving communications with its stakeholder groups, including updating its device recall procedures.
CDRH scientists are addressing challenging scientific issues that arise in considering new medical device technologies. Among these is the development of new models and methods for assessing computer-assisted diagnostic systems, which has greatly aided developers of these innovative imaging and CAD-assist devices. Laboratory staff involvement can help reduce the cost and time required to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of new innovative technologies, thereby fostering their development and speeding patient access to these products.
In modernizing the review of innovative devices, CDRH has instituted an ongoing quality review program for premarket submissions that evaluates the quality of the agency's scientific review in several key scientific areas. It has recently completed its first round of quality reviews in biocompatibility, sterilization, and statistical analysis, crosscutting areas that are common to many medical device submissions, and has developed milestones and improved management and oversight for the review of premarket submissions. Crosscutting and process-oriented guidances, which should facilitate and improve the consistency of the review process, are also being developed.
CDRH is undertaking a number of initiatives that leverage the use of modern information technology to improve patient safety and make the development process more efficient. In addition, the agency is using the resources made available through the Medical Device User Fee and Modernization Act of 2002 (MDUFMA) to expand its access to outside experts with current knowledge of the latest technological and clinical advances.
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After seven phenomenal outings, Frost's Night Huntress series comes to a breathtaking conclusion. Frost has taken her legion of loyal fans on an amazing thrill ride that has been loaded with plenty of emotional peaks and valleys as well as kick-butt action. Cat's journey has been difficult, but always memorable, with the heart of the series being her intense relationship with Bones. Major kudos and many thanks for some wonderful reads!
Vampire husband and wife Cat and Bones have been enjoy- ing an unusual quiet spell — but it comes to an abrupt halt when they learn from Cat's ghostly uncle, Don, that Cat's former team members are missing. Don fears that their old nemesis Jason Madigan is somehow involved. Although Madigan is no longer CIA, someone is funding his continued research. As Cat and Bones start trying to locate their friends, what they discover is so horrifying it could cause a war bet- ween species. Everything is on the line and time is running out, but when it comes to those she loves, Cat will never say die! (AVON, Feb., 384 pp., $7.99)
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The Wintertime on Pinterest Competiton Winners AnnouncementTo celebrate winter, its passing and the dawn of a new spring and summer, we asked you to pin your favorite winter shots from our community on Pinterest. After looking through all boards you created, we picked one lucky winner of our grand prize and two runner-ups.
The Wintertime on Pinterest Competiton ended over 1 year agoWinter can be a rough season for Lomographers since there is usually not a lot of sunlight to shoot in. But with Christmas lights, snow and freezing mornings, there are enough photo opportunities to go around. Take part in our Pinterest winter competition to show us your favorite winter shots from the community.
Trouble Coming up With a Gift? Earn 5 Free Piggies by Telling us About it!There is someone like that in everyone's life: Someone for whom it seems almost impossible to come up with a good Christmas present for. We're gonna try to give you some help. Tell us who your hardest person to gift is, what you would like to give to them from our online shop and we'll give you five Piggy Points to get you started.
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Shout It Loud and ProudThere's a camera you really want to get your hands on but no one is listening? We're all ears! Tell us what camera you want the most and you'll earn yourself some Piggy Points. Find out how after the jump.
The Pinterest Scavenger Hunt ended almost 2 years agoAre you on Pinterest? Do you like looking for secrets? Want to win some Lomography goodness? Well then, our Pinterest Scavenger Hunt is just the thing for you. We have hidden twelve parts of an image randomly throughout the magazine section of our site. All you need to do is find them.
Share Wendy Lau and her La ZebraAs part of our La Sardina DIY Project Artist series, Wendy Lau turned one of our La Sardinas into a full-blown zebra! If you want to share your enthusiasm about her project, just pin any one of her pictures on your Pinterest board within the next 48 hours and you will receive five Piggie Points to use in our Online Shop!
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Pin It to Win It - A Diana Baby 110 Camera! ended about 2 years agoHave you ever dreamed of having a tiny version of the Diana F+ to carry around with you? Well, now that the Diana Baby 110 camera is out, here's your chance to win one! You need to get yourself familiar with Pinterest though, but that shouldn't be a big problem, right? Read on for more details.
Pin It to Win It! Get your own Lomo LC-A Russia Day! Winner AnnouncementAfter pinning all those awesome photos in celebration of Russia day, we've finally chosen the lucky community member who gets to take home his very own LC-A Russia Day! Excited? See who it is after the jump.
Pin It to Win It - A Fisheye Baby 110 Camera! ended about 2 years agoHere's a chance to get your very own baby - the Fisheye Baby 110, that is! The tiniest and latest addition to the Lomography family is up for grabs, all you have to do is get busy on Pinterest. Find more details under the cut ...
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'Pin It to Win It!' Winners Announcement ended over 2 years agoLast week we gave you the opportunity to pin your way to one of our beauties from the new Monochrome Edition: Diana Mini Coral Fusion. Today we proudly anounce the winner!
Lomography on PinterestWe all know (or don't!) how vast the world wide web is. Every click, tab, and window let us see all sorts of visual gratification. Here's a fantastic way to sort your favorite images on the Internet.


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It's a good week for Tarsem Singh; earlier this week, his Immortals sliced its way to the top of the US box office, and now it's done the same in the UK - only just slaying ArthurChristmas in the process.
The 3D swords-and-sandals epic starring future Superman Henry Cavill hauled in £2.16m, enough to prevent ArthurChristmas' sleigh from overtaking. The festive animation took £2.11m, but it'll likely have legs for the season, especially when advent calendars and school holidays roll around.
Spielberg's former top spot holder Tintin is shoved to three, with In Time and TowerHeist completing the top five – the latter not benefiting from the Oscar controversy surrounding director Brett Ratner and star Eddie Murphy.
The last new entry is Johnny Depp's TheRumDiary which staggers in at number six after taking £608,055.
JohnnyEnglishReborn continues its impressive run by holding on at seven, with TheHelp, ParanormalActivity3 and The Ides of Marchrounding out the top ten.
Source: MyMovies
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Our fuyu persimmons were a deep orange -- this made for gorgeous composed salad plates. Very nice combo of flavors & textures, too. The dressing tasted a little flat to us, so we added a bit more leek & vinegar to taste and a small clove of garlic. Served following a New Year's dinner of herb-crusted standing pork loin roast and CL's mashed potatoes with leeks.
Frisée Salad with Persimmons, Dates, and Almonds
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I picked a terrible time to focus on songwriting and neglect my duties here at RATYHTL, as the last two weeks have been packed solid with fascinating news: Pat Robertson blamed the Haitian earthquake on voodoo, whereas Danny Glover blamed it on Global Warming; James O'Keefe, the man behind the ACORN videos, was caught tampering with a Senator's phone, and a plane was forced to land at Philly International because the passengers had never seen a Jew before [OK, that's an oversimplification, but it looks good in print]. Oh, and there may or may not have been a cover-up of three murders at Gitmo.
But, for me at least, the most interesting piece of news to surface over the last few weeks was the arrest of one Charles Dyer for child rape and sodomy.
Dyer, a twenty-nine-year-old former Marine Sargent who lives in Oklahoma, had appeared in a number of videos on YouTube using the handle "July4Patriot": often openly referring to himself as a terrorist. Here's one Dyer's more interesting rants:
Dyer was also one of the founding members of a group called Oath keepers (Did they mean "oaf keepers"?) and spoke at several Tea Party events. As mentioned above, Dyer was arrested a couple of weeks ago for raping a seven-year-old girl. Which is twisted enough, but the icing on the obviously vanilla cake is that when the police raided Dyer's no doubt tastefully decorated home they found a 40-millimeter grenade launcher, which was apparently stolen from Fort Irwin, although Dyer claims it was "a gift from a friend" (and all I ever get are ties).
It was with Dyer's arrest that his Teabaggin' buddies shifted into high gear, reportedly threatening the Sheriff who arrested Dyer as well as anyone who reports on the story [Come and get me, you pansies!]
I will say one positive thing about Mr. (soon to be "Ms.", if those stories I've heard about what goes on in prison are true) Dyer; he vicariously managed to reacquaint me with a word I'd long forgotten. I was discussing the Dyer case with a friend who said, "You know what they out to do to that guy?", and - before my friend could offer up the punishment he had in mind - I blurted out a word I hand not used, or even thought about, for that matter, in many years: Rhaphanidosis!
Rhaphanidosis was the punishment in ancient Greece for adultery. Basically, it involved hammering a radish (which used to be ...um... larger and pointier than the ones we're used to seeing) up the accused adulterer's backside. It's where we get the sadly too seldom used verb raphanizein - meaning "to insert a radish into the fundament" - from. Come to think of it, the word fundament doesn't get used often enough either.


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Follow my blog updates and random quackery on Twitter.
(This post remains on top) These are a few of my favorite posts, and a good place to start.
See the start of my ongoing adventure series which uses literary devices, badly.
I found a copy of the first draft of The Matrix.
I also found a transcript of the original recording of the Beverly Hillbillies Theme Song.
I wrote about detectives who explain too much.
I wrote a letter to a porno film company. (NSFW)
I took part in a street rapping battle.
I took a deadly cavern tour.
I investigated the origins of some famous phrases.
And of course don't forget to check out my short, animated web series Gotta Have Heart and Batman: The Broke Knight Returns among other cartoons.


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Redskins hoping for big things this season
- Written by Yaneek Smith
Manager: Traci Bodi, 10th season
Last Season: 12-11 (7-7 SBC)
Batting Order: CF Kalib Shiets; C Blake Calvert; SS Addison Rospert; RF Trey Gluth; 2B Chris Stokes; 1B Cory Colston; 3B Sean Black; LF Kyle Radloff; P Zak Floro
Outlook: Thus far, the Port Clinton baseball team has struggled.
After coming into the season with high expectations, the Redskins have struggled to a 1-6 start, something they hope is more an aberration than anything else.
Manager Traci Bodi, now in his 10th season with the club, spoke about the season.
"We've played a challenging schedule," he said of a run that's featured the likes of Fremont Ross, Bellevue and Sandusky. "We're just not making plays that we need to make to get out of big innings. That's one of the things that we're going to try and focus on. We had some injuries early on with our pitching staff, (but) we've still got to make plays."
"It's a little bit of everything, an error there or a routine play that's not being made. Everything that can (go wrong) is. We've got to find a way to stop."
The team, which has nine seniors, features a batting order of the following: CF Kalib Shiets; C Blake Calvert; SS Addison Rospert; RF Trey Gluth; 2B Chris Stokes; 1B Cory Colston; 3B Sean Black; LF Kyle Radloff; P Zak Floro.
The best hitter of the group is Rospert, a three-year letter winner who has committed to play baseball at Bowling Green State University next season. Colston, Gluth, Stokes, Black and Calvert have also seen steady varsity action since their sophomore seasons.
The pitching staff features Rospert, Gluth, Floro, Sean Black and Jason Bailey. Those five will go a long way in determining how the 'Skins do this season.
"Our goal is to compete for the SBC title," Bodi said. It's been a little bit of a rough start, (but) we'll continue to get better everyday. We push for one game at a time in the SBC — it's going to challenging."
Bodi sees the league as being quite competitive with Perkins being the favorite, though he sees Oak Harbor and Clyde, among others, as being pretty good.
"Everyone's strong thru the league," he said. "It's as strong as I've seen it in a while. There's not going to be an easy road in the league. We've got to step it up."


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You can probably tell where my influences for this guy were!
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You can probably tell where my influences for this guy were!
Thanks Kylun. Good luck on yours. Some people have requested duplicates of my Karg Head. So if you might be interested let me know!
Thanks He-Mun! Karg always reminded me of a creature from Labyrinth or Dark Crystal. I felt he stood out in that respect, but I still dug him . I think my goal for this guy was to make him look more...
Wow great job. I might consider doing something similar to go alongside my Karg
Thanks , He-Dad!
Finally have time to post this guy. I completed him mid 2013, and wanted to make a figure to go with Blade and Saurod- figures that I was sure were going to be made . So now that blade is coming, we...
Man I'm gonna have to agree.
It seems like there is a club with in a club that decides to make unfairly makes decisions based on a line that we ( the consumers) have been funding. In other words,...
I used a keldor buck, with cyclone crotch, he-man boots, eternian guard head all painted black! simple enough! the cyclone crotch works with the space ace belt better than other belts.
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Let me think bout that one.. I have to count my projects and see what i need to do
PM me if you want to know the reserve price!
Oh that does sound like a splendid idea. I have a few other cosmic enforcers in the works.. not anytime soon though. Gotta sell stuff so I can make some room to work on more figures. Thanks again!
Here is a custom based on the 200x conceptual artwork of the Alien Cosmic Enforcer. I had some spare parts and decided to throw this one together. What do you think of the name "Zoduk"?
chrisware please pm me at your earliest convenience..
Here's a list of what I'm Currently seeking:
Beastman Yellow Armor and armbands
Triclops Armor
BA he-man buck - no head/armor
King Greyskull Buck, no head/armor
Carnivus Armor
merman sword...
I believe that is the link, if it doesn't work for whatever reason then you can search it.
P.S. I 'm...
If someone could cut me a deal, I'd be very appreciative. I'm looking for one loose and one in package. I keep missing this damn figure, and I can't remember being so frustrated about a damn toy!
I hope not. I took the day off come to realize that I missed him for like the 4th or 5th time. i am pretty upset by all of this.
These are the items I need - I have many parts for sale as well and I will consider a trade
As for wants here's what I require :
Trap Jaw Belt *Pending
Dekker Boots
BG Teela Type boots (...
In desperate need of boots ..either will do .
I could also use a captain glenn outfit or two. Anyone have?
You know it never occurred to me that I should use his other head
Well I can give you a quick run down of the parts I used. Unfortunately no pics of the rear were taken
The head was a rattlor before I sculpted additional features such as the brows and the head...
I've had this as early as January but never put it up.. Since the board is on a Remco-roll I thought I would throw in mine as well.
Wait was Sahak Remco- or Sungold? or the other one, Sewco--blahhh
Just had to ....
I wanted to make this as close as possible to the original, so I could have an articulated version of my favorite character back then. I always made snakeman like 2nd in command in skeletor's crew. I...
Dude..i just realized that his face looks like magic johnson..now I totally want this figure.
All very cool names and concepts.. I'm so glad everyone digs!
thanks for the responses all! yeah coil and leatherheart sound like good names..but i might use those for other characters.. a couple of folks told me they liked " Slithor : Heroic Jungle Snakeman" ....
What do you think? I was thinking Slithor .. and for some reason he looks somewhat heroic in my eyes.
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Helmet and wings are slightly modified from the original figure..thanks again.


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Be Careful With My Heart May 6 2013 gives Nanay Teresita bits and pieces of evidences that there's something different about the way her daughter and Sir Chief are treating each other. She just wonders why he's always there with her, and why they're both very comfortable together. There's also something with the way they look at each other. And then she sees him holding her hand. Hmm ...
Within the week, Sir Chief sees the need to tell Nanay Teresita that he is seeing Maya, out of respect for her. She needs to know about his intentions for her daughter. After Richard's confession, it's Nanay Teresita's turn to ask Maya why she hasn't mentioned anything to her. (Photo courtesy of AbsCbnOnline - screengrab, Be Careful With My Heart 05-06-2013, youtube.)
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Be Careful With My Heart stars Jodi Sta Maria, Richard Yap, Aiza Seguerra, Jerome Ponce, Janella Salvador, Mutya Orquia, Marlo Mortel, Claire Ruiz and Tom Rodriguez. It airs weekdays on Abs-Cbn's Primetanghali starting at 11:45 AM, and on Saturdays at 10:30 AM for the rewind.
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Newark, NJ (Sports Network) - Fuquan Edwin's go-ahead 3-pointer with 10 seconds left lifted Seton Hall to a 66-65 win over Villanova.
Ryan Arcidiacono's right baseline jumper at the other end came up short with two ticks remaining for the Wildcats.
Aaron Cosby netted 21 points, while Edwin added 18 points and seven boards for the Pirates (14-15, 3-13 Big East), who snapped a 10-game losing streak to Nova and a nine-game skid overall.
It was Seton Hall's first victory over the Wildcats since Feb. 21, 2004.
Mouphtaou Yarou tallied 14 points and 15 boards for Villanova (18-11, 9-7), which had won five of its last six tilts coming in.
The contest was tied at 32-32 heading into the break.
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On August 28, 2013, Bioject Medical Technologies Inc. ("Bioject") sold to Mark Logomasini (the "Purchaser") a Senior Secured Bridge Promissory Note in the amount of $120,000 (the "Note"). The Note is secured by all the intellectual property of Bioject and its wholly owned subsidiary Bioject Inc. Mr. Logomasini is Bioject's President and Chief Executive Officer and a director. The Note bears interest at the rate of 10% per year with all principal and interest due on or before December 31, 2014, provided that the Note will be prepaid if Bioject can do so but still have adequate cash to fund its ongoing operations for the then forseeable future.
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and if i fall for you, would you fall too?
Oh gods, I'd almost forgotten about these two! But a couple has never managed to melt my heart more. They are just...
Anna and Mr Bates *whimpers* *full on sobs* If he is not freed I'm coming for everyone! *eye twitch*
#I know everyone else hates them but fuck off I don't know why people would hate them, I love them.


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Samsung's new smartwatch feels like its other Gears, but injected with Google's new Android Wear software. The makeover means better Google phone connectedness, but it's not a killer smartwatch.
Samsung's Gear Live comes with a heart-rate monitor and Android Wear OS. Here's what we know so far.
The Gear 2 Neo offers the best balance of features and price among Samsung's three 2014 smartwatches, but it falls short of must-have status.
Samsung has made strides with the Gear 2, but this smartwatch is on its own island with few apps and Samsung-only device compatibility. At this point, you're better off waiting for Android Wear.
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance isn't for everyone, but the over-the-top swordplay action definitely has its moments.
Samsung officially drops Android from its second-generation smartwatch in order to pursue its own Tizen OS.
Samsung's take on the smartwatch has some potential, and it does get some things right, but its inability to perform truly "smart" functions means it falls far short of expectations.
Written and produced by Hideo Kojima, Peace Walker is the first true Metal Gear Solid sequel to go, and it looks console-worthy.
Written and produced by Hideo Kojima, Peace Walker is the first true Metal Gear sequel to go.
Gran Turismo, launching October 1 with the PSP Go, was the headlining game at the E3 Sony press conference, but there were plenty of others.


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Robotic Kidney Transplant Procedure Aids The ObeseDecember 21, 2010 4:46 am | Comments
Surgeons at the University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago are the first to offer robotic kidney transplantation to morbidly obese patients, and are reporting fewer complications among this high risk population. "We have been able to eliminate wound infections, pulmonary complications, and reduce the length of hospitalization for obese kidney transplant recipients using robotic-assisted surgery," said Dr.
Some Speech And Swallowing Problems Linked To Cancer TreatmentsDecember 21, 2010 4:33 am | Comments
Most patients with locally advanced head and neck cancers who successfully complete treatment with chemotherapy and radiation manage to do so without losing the ability to speak clearly and swallow comfortably, according to researchers at the Duke Cancer Institute. "This is good news," said Joseph K.
SteriTek Offers New SPD Triage CenterDecember 20, 2010 6:17 am | Comments
In response to demand for sterile processing process improvement support, SterilTek, Inc. has launched a web-based resource for healthcare administrators; the SterilTek SPD Triage Center. The site provides administrators with access to information and tools that help them identify improvement opportunities for their sterile processing functions.
Stuffed Germ Toys Are Catching OnDecember 20, 2010 5:56 am | Comments
Stephanie Reitz, AP Jim Henson's Muppets made pigs and frogs endearing, and Walt Disney turned a common rodent into a cultural icon. Now, Drew Oliver thinks it's time for bacteria, viruses and other maligned microorganisms to share the love. Instead of standard Christmas gifts, a growing number of people are looking under the tree for giant stuffed cold germs, cuddly E.
More Children's Doctors Needed In Rural AreasDecember 20, 2010 5:49 am | Comments
Carla K. Johnson, AP There are enough children's doctors in the United States, they just work in the wrong places, a new study finds. Some wealthy areas are oversaturated with pediatricians and family doctors. Other parts of the nation have few or none. Nearly one million kids live in areas with no local children's doctor.
Lack Of Specialists In ER Puts Patients At RiskDecember 20, 2010 5:38 am | Comments
Almost three quarters of hospital emergency department administrators nationwide report that lack of medical specialists at their facilities poses a risk to ER patients – in some cases a very significant risk. They also express concern that health reform will cause additional ER crowding and that mental health services are becoming increasingly inadequate.
New Test Predicts Kidney Disease ComplicationsDecember 20, 2010 5:37 am | Comments
A study by researchers at the San Francisco VA Medical Center and the University of California, San Francisco found that Cystatin C, a blood marker of kidney function, proved significantly more accurate than the standard blood marker, creatinine, in predicting serious complications of kidney disease.
Strike Averted At Harlem HospitalDecember 17, 2010 6:01 am | Comments
A looming strike by doctors at the city-run Harlem Hospital Center was averted, union officials said, after the physicians agreed in principle to a contract that would strip them of certain benefits but restore elements of patient care. Before the agreement, 75 percent of the hospital's 200 doctors had voted to go on strike.
Brain-Damaged Woman Knows No FearDecember 17, 2010 5:54 am | Comments
Malcolm Ritter, AP Meet SM, a 44-year-old woman who literally knows no fear. She's not afraid to handle snakes. She's not afraid of the "The Blair Witch Project," ''The Shining," or "Arachnophobia." When she visited a haunted house, it was a monster who was afraid of her. SM isn't some cold-blooded psychopath or a hero with a tight rein on her emotions.
Courts May Not Get Last Word In Health Care FightDecember 17, 2010 5:45 am | Comments
Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, AP Opponents of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law are cheering a federal court ruling that one of its core provisions is unconstitutional. They may not realize that Obama has a fallback option that also could do the job. Even if the Supreme Court ultimately agrees that government cannot require individuals to carry health coverage, the Obama administration could borrow a strategy that Medicare has used for decades to compel consumers to join new insurance groups.
Human Tumor Tissue Irradiated With Ions For The First TimeDecember 17, 2010 5:29 am | Comments
Cancer treatment with ion beams is characterized by an excellent cure rate and only minor side effects. The therapy has been routinely in use for a little over one year. The effectiveness of the ion beams not only depends on the tumor type, but also on the genetic disposition and the personal circumstances of the individual patient.
Last Chance Effort At Fighting Intestinal SuperbugDecember 15, 2010 6:15 am | Comments
(AP) — C-diff, a germ that ravages people's intestines and can't be conquered with even the strongest, most expensive antibiotic, is on the rise. Now, a small but growing number of doctors are trying a last-ditch treatment - using good bacteria to fight off the bad by transplanting stool from a healthy person into the sick person's colon.
Transplant May Have Cured AIDS PatientDecember 15, 2010 6:04 am | Comments
Marilynn Marchione, AP A very unusual blood transplant appears to have cured an American man carrying the AIDS virus, but doctors say the approach is not practical for wide use. The man, who resides in Berlin and is in his 40s, had a blood stem cell transplant in 2007 to treat leukemia. His donor not only was a good blood match but also had a gene mutation that confers natural resistance to HIV.
Refinements In Surgery For Chest DeformityDecember 15, 2010 5:55 am | Comments
Since 1987, when a surgeon at Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters developed a minimally-invasive surgery to correct sunken chest, the procedure has been adopted world-wide as a standard of care and continually refined to increase its effectiveness and safety, according to a paper published in the December issue of the Annals of Surgery .
Mexico's Neonatal ICU Cost EffectiveDecember 15, 2010 5:35 am | Comments
Relative to its costs, neonatal intensive care provides substantial population health benefits in Mexico, even for very premature babies. As such it provides great value within the country's Popular Health Insurance (Seguro Popular) program, which offers free access to a specific set of health care interventions.