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When looking to live in or invest in any city or town in the Greater Boston Area, everyone looks for the liveliness and convenience of one or more "centers" of commercial activity. We want local shops and restaurants in our city or town to help create a vibrant atmosphere and make our community lives more interesting and convenient. A quick stop at the local bank, a (lifesaving) child's birthday gift (on the way to the party), a bottle of wine (on the way to a different party), a light lunch or a lovely dinner all within a few minutes drive or a short walk from your home, makes your community more valuable to you and more enjoyable as well.What these terrific local businesses need is our attention. In order to compete with the bigger box stores, local businesses need your purchase power to help them succeed. A great way to support your local outlets is by visiting them on Small Business Saturday this November 24th. Begun in 2010 by American Express, Small Business Saturday works to promote local shopping throughout Massachusetts. With the holidays on the horizon, local vendors provide a wonderful alternative to the generic big box stores or retail outlets at many malls. Smaller shops will typically carry unique items that make terrific holiday gifts. You are able to skip the hassle of the crowded parking lot and long register lines to luxuriate in personal attention, and enough time left over for a warm beverage with a friend.Join us in the support of the Greater Boston Area small businesses on the 24th and throughout the year by shopping in the many unique shops around. Here are some of our favorites in our market area: Shop Local: Arlington MA, Belmont MA, Cambridge MA and to find more local businesses visit the Small Business Saturday site.
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What? A Texas Rangers move and it wasn't for an All-Star level player?
A bit shocking right?
Regardless, the Rangers, who claimed outfielder Alex Castellanos off waivers from the Boston Red Sox made what appears to be another shrewd offseason move as Castellanos is a solid bench bat who can play multiple outfield positions.
The Texas Rangers claimed Alex Castellanos off waivers.
As of right now, it's likely Castellanos will being the season in AAA where he hit .257 to go along with 19 home runs and 19 steals in 105 games.
His solid speed and decent pop should make him a solid commodity off the Rangers bench assuming he does get some time at the Major League level this year and makes a formidable replacement player due to injury, if needed.
For free, you can't really ask for much more.
The outfielder was designated for assignment by the Red Sox to clear a spot on the 40-man roster to re-sign Mike Napoli. He spent time in the Majors last season with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Pyromelter said...
Maybe combat is moving to a slow/slow model?
On the cata.wowhead.com site, I did a search for all 1handed swords, maces, and axes. All strength and agility 1-handers were 2.6 speed. The logical step from there is that Blizzard may be moving combat rogues to a slow/slow model. Since I've never really played combat, I'm not sure how this change would affect talents, rotations, and the overall play style. However, it would make sense in terms of the mastery bonus at level 85 to have a slow/slow mechanic - I would say that combat rogue mastery seems to be similar to how enhancement shaman Windfury Weapon works (although for shaman, windfury is a main-hand attack). http://www.wowhead.com/spell=8232 (link to windfury weapon).
Also, the first poster on the wowhead site that links to main gauche had the same thought as me - slow/slow. http://cata.wowhead.com/spell=76806
Tinwhisker said...
Here is someone on EJ making a similar supposition as you, in the next post Aldriana states why this is bad reasoning. Basically, MG/mastery is at odds with normal rogue mechanics but those other mechanics (specifically Combat Potency in this example) are just so powerful that MG will never be able to even closely compete with them. At that point, mastery for combat becomes a drag on the spec.
There's no longer any reason to restrict combat's offhand to a weapon that matches the main hand; in other words, if you want a fast offhand, just grab a dagger. Of course, that'll make Main Gauche even worse, since Daggers are normalized to a faster speed than other one-handed weapons. That's almost certainly the idea, anyway, hence the name for the ability.
Even if an actual Main Gauche was designed as a parrying weapon.
Pyromelter said...
Tin, very good point. (This is where I'm now a bit more educated.)
Combat potency http://www.wowhead.com/spell=35551 is completely in opposition of Main Gauche http://www.wowhead.com/spell=76806 ... I sort of understood that when Chase wrote that in the main article, but it's a lot more clear now.
I would suspect that blizzard will have to get rid of either the talent or the mastery; if they don't, then I would feel really bad for people who play combat, because that is a very obvious contradiction in mechanics.


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HD Video Blogging Network From Motorola
Video blogging soon could pass the high-definition barrier. Motorola Inc. demonstrated the ability of its new Long Term Evolution (LTE) network with personal media experiences at Mobile World Congress 2008 last week.
This included HD video blogging. HD video can stream live over LTE to an Internet-connected TV set-top box back home for your family or friends to see.
The HD video blogging will roll out first via Motorola's LTE in Japan by next year and North America in 2010, said Stephane Daeuble, Motorola global marketing manager.
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Fill out the following information about the movie:
1. Who are the 5 most important characters in the film? Also list the names 5 of the actors playing these characters.
The 5 most important characters in the film are Mark Zuckerberg played by Jesse Eisenberg, Eduardo Saverin, played by Andrew Garfield, Sean Parker played by Justin Timberlake, Cameron Winklevoss / Tyler Winklevoss, played by Armie Hammer, and Christy Lee, played by Brenda Song.
2. What is this story about? Be very detailed!
This story is about how far a creative and intelligent teenage boy named Mark Zuckerberg, would go in the process of making his creation of a new social network become worldwide and living on the Internet. It shows how in this process you may gain a friend, loose a few and make enemies, if you do not watch what you are doing carefully. Mark Zuckerberg had the one closest friend in his life who was always there for him, Eduardo Saverin. However, by screwing him over and messing in the plans to only giving him 0.3 % ownage of Facebook, a website that they created almost equally, he lost his closest friend.
Mark Zuckerberg was also accussed of putting out ideas of other students and taking them in possession of his. This is what the story was mainly about, while developing the process of how Facebook was finally created and what conflicts occured during the process.
3. What group of people would like this movie (demographics)?
I would suggest that people such as demographics, and basically those who are quite interested in non-fiction movies and having knowledge of today's technology. I would recommend this movie to ages groups of 14- 30.
4. Did you like this movie? Why or why not?
I actually found this movie mediocre. It wasn't one of my top choices and it wasn't bad. I say this because there were parts in the movie I got lost and misunderstood situations, but there were times I couldn't take my eyes off the screen. Unfortunately , this wasn't the case throughout the entire duration of the movie.
5. What rating would you give this movie?
I would give this movie a rating of 14A , because I find that people below this age grow would have difficulty understanding the concepts and what was going on in the film. There were parts with adult situations such as the meetings that children would not understand.
6. What spoilers might ruin the movie for viewers if you told them about it?
In my opinion, I think spoilers that might ruin the movie for viewers, would be if I told them how Eduardo and Mark began hating each other and were no longer friends in the long run of the movie. As well, if I told them that Mark Zuckerberg was accused of theft in other people's ideas of creating Facebook, because this is what lead to an enormous conflict.
7. All movies teach a lesson (theme/moral). What did you learn from this one?
From the movie "The Social Network", I learned that friends are a very significant part of your life, and must never be taken advantage of. When screwing your friends over, it will not only hurt you but the many others you've taken advantage of in the long run, and people will view you in a negative perspective, instead of a good person. Being a selfish person and wanting everything for yourself , doesn't work well in life.
8. What title would you give your review (and can you think of a pun that might work for it)?
A title I would give my review is : "An Ongoing Connection". I would my review this title, because, it represents how the movie is lengthy, Mark Zuckerberg's ideas keep going on and on as well as the conflict that follows, and the connection between all of the people he knew, and that knew him. Another word for network could be connection. This is my idea.


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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) � State officials say Illinois recycled nearly 39 million pounds of electronics during the first year of a ban on throwing away the materials in landfills.
The State Journal-Register reports the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency put out a report on the first year of the new law that bans disposing old computers and other electronics. Illinois residents are required to take electronics to a registered recycler. Manufacturers also are assigned minimum recycling goals and must register and participate or face fines.
There are more than 140 collection sites statewide.
Nonprofit groups are earning money thanks to electronics recycling. Habitat for Humanity in Sangamon County raised more than $25,000 from electronics recycling in 2012. It collected more than 1 million pounds of electronics since July 2011.
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"The world is full of wonders and miracles but man takes his little hand and covers his eyes and sees nothing."
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"All the tales of miracles, with which the Old and New Testament are filled, are fit only for impostors to preach and fools to believe"
"Miracles happen everyday, change your perception of what a miracle is and you'll see them all around you."
"It is, in fact, nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry."


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Warriors is a competitive swimming club based in Warrington, Cheshire, UK with over 250 swimming members. Swimmers of all abilities are catered for from skill development through to National Qualifiers following national guidance for the development of competitive swimmers.
The club works in partnership with Livewire, who provide coaching for our top squads via their swim development scheme together with water space allocated at each of the Borough's pools. This partnership has produced British Age group records, British Age Group Champions and Swimmers who have joined British Swimming English Talent Program's, including the 2012 Olympic Potentials Scheme.
The forerunner of the "Warriors" was a professionally coached training scheme administered by the Warrington Borough Council Baths Department. This was known as the "Warriors Swim Squad". In 1972, the Baths Department decided to close this scheme down. A group of parents and coaches agreed to take it over and, in July 1972 at a meeting in Parr Hall the first constitution was adopted, Officers were elected and the Warriors of Warrington Swimming Club was born
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From July's SIGNAL Today, some interesting quotes from the July issue of SIGNAL Magazine.
"Solving IEDs in some ways will be as difficult as solving the problem of bullets. Bullets have been in use for centuries, and we still have not completely solved that [weapon] as a wartime threat."-Dr. Robert L. Keesee, deputy director of the Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO),
in Improvised Explosive Devices a Multifaceted Threat
"There are already lots of networks out there. What you need to do is connect the ones that exist."-David Aylward, director, ComCare Alliance, in First Responders, Hospitals Need More Bandwidth
"This is tough work. But it is relevant, it is vital, and most importantly, it is what we need to do to make a positive, lasting difference for the people of Iraq."-Col. Karlton Johnson, USAF, J-6, Multinational Security Transition Command-Iraq (MNSTC-I), in Dependable Communications Systems Boost Iraqi Systems
Also from SIGNAL Today this month, our featured image of the month:
U.S. Army Pfc. Aaron Livas, from Argyle, Wis., assigned to Team Iraqi Security Forces, Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Polk, La., provides security at a possible improvised explosive device site in Baghdad.
AFCEA and SIGNAL Magazine join all Americans in welcoming back our three countrymen who were rescued from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Columbia (FARC) terrorists in Colombia last week. Northrop Grumman, their employer, has updates on their return, including a statement from the former hostages and links to Department of Defense images.
Booz Allen Hamilton will provide technology, program management and engineering support to the U.S. Army's Space and Terrestrial Communications Directorate under the Strategic Services Sourcing contract, a $149.5 million delivery order. Booz Allen will assist with broadband and networking capabilities enhancements for Future Combat Systems programs.
Compass Systems Incorporated has been awarded a cost-plus-fixed fee contract of $10,065,612 to provide engineering aide for the Navy Special Projects Program. Compass Systems will assist in the design, manufacturing and sustainment of avionic systems. The Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, Lakehurst, New Jersey, is the contracting activity.
Lockheed Martin Corporation has received an $18,370,444 firm-fixed price contract to support the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency's human development directorate. Lockheed Martin will provided employees with systems training and leadership, mission-essential technical skill training, and intelligence professional education. The work will be performed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is the contracting activity.
The U.S. Army has awarded CACI International Incorporated a $23 million contract to continue supporting the Army Project Director, Signals Warfare (PD SW). CACI provides logistics, training, engineering, quick reaction capabilities and testing support and assists in meeting improvised explosive devices threats through the PD SW's signals warfare solutions.
General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems Incorporated has been awarded a not-to-exceed ceiling $13,578,000 cost reimbursement letter contract for engineering services to support the Maritime Integrated Air and Missile Defense Planning System (MIPS). MIPS will provide the Joint Forces Maritime Component Commander a tool for allocating resources and assessing risks to mitigate threats. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington Navy Yard, D.C., is the contracting activity.
Lockheed Martin has received a $36 million extension on a contract to develop portions of the U.S. Army's Battle Command System for project manager Battle Command, located at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. Lockheed Martin will continue working on design, development, integration, test, training and field service support.
The U.S. Air Force is modifying an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with General Dynamics Network Systems for a maximum increase of $3.1 billion. The Intelligence Information, Command and Control, Equipment and Enhancements (ICE2) contract provides worldwide information technology sustainment and technical support. Warner-Robins Air Logistics Center, Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, is the contracting activity.
L-3 Coleman Aerospace has been awarded a task order from the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center Space Development and Test Wing for a Long Range Air Launch Target (LRALT) and mission management services in support of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense program. The award is part of the center's Sounding Rockets Program 3. L-3 Coleman will design, build and test the LRALT at its facility in Orlando, Florida.


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Ten Network's programming ambitions will be funded by a $200 million loan guaranteed by three of its billionaire owners, as the free-to-air broadcaster declared digital was the future and pointed to early signs that its switch to an older market demographic was working.
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Upcycled Flower Tray Gold Jewelry Organizer DIY
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I turned trash into treasure, and transformed an ordinary plastic flower tray into a cool gold plated jewelry organizer.
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Turn ordinary tumblers into glittery ombre masterpieces. Then tempt your taste buds with Keurig Brew Over Ice K-cup flavors, like Strawberry Pomegranate Vitamin Burst or Half & Half Iced Tea and Lemonade flavor. Yum!
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Elation Celebration
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- Date
- 12/26/2012
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- 4 min 1 sec
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- 4.57 / 5.00
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it's time to celebrate good feelings
Honest votes and reviews are appreciated!
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 3, 2013
been listening to this song for the past hour. basically has made me write my paper that ive been procrastinating on for too long. thanks! love the song!
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 11, 2013
omg omg omg ben i found the bestsog again
omg creator we love you song
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 20, 2013
Well, this song surprised me, its very happy and great, you used many instruments, and its entertaining... But in my oppinion you should try to do different melodies, not just this one.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 10, 2013
newgrounds needs more happy sounding songs like this!
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 18, 2013
I think the dance section is missing more of this happy feel. Seems like people just slap on a lot of noise and sidechain to the kick and that is their song. Its been done a million times before so it is refreshing to hear a song that is made catchy for the composition and not the effects.
Now I would say that your lead instrument sounds close to another song...but you do change a few notes up so that is still different. The bass pattern is not the typical beat so nice job. The only negative is that it doesn't change for the entire song.
As for the 3rd instrument playing in the background, (so at the very beginning you have the lead and the other instrument which I am talking about) it needs some work. Sounds generic to me and the pattern doesn't change throughout the song too.
1:03 I like your buildup but the generic sound ruins the moment. Kudos on the composition though. Everything sounds in key with your now 2 leads.
I don't have much more to say as the song loops. Overall, you did a much better job with the composition. The instruments need a bit of work, but I find the composition is much harder than learning how to create better sounding instruments. (a advantage for you) Is the song diverse? To a extent it is different, but still could use more changes in the beat. Since I am a fan of this happy stuff and not louder = better you get my 5/5. Best of luck in your future songs.


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So basically a 10 man guild like mine that are 10/12 regulars and wont be doing heroics anytime soon are pretty much screwed. None of us need the gear from the dailies, but it sounds as if we arent progressed/"skilled" enough that we can start Firelands and actually down anything. So what exactly do we do? Keep throwing ourselves against the wall that is 10 man Nef and Al'akir? Do heroic T-11 that none of us really have any interest in doing especially if we can't even down 10 man Nef? Do dungeons for justice points for gear we don't need because we already have it? Grind out the new Dailies for a month plus while we hope Firelands gets more accessible? I honestly cannot see myself continuing to pay $15 a month if the gap between t-11 and t-12 is truly going to be this wide.
Just a thought, looking at the history of raiding for the past couple expansions. You may just take it slow and wait for the inevitable nerfs to come. Blizz has seemed to go through the same stages lately where as new raid content is difficult off the bat to give those exceptional guilds a fair shake at world firsts and the likes, but then within a couple months everything is 'tuned' to the more, not casual, but typical raiding guilds. I wouldn't call the sky falling just yet, give it a shot, maybe take the advice of going back when you hit a wall with firelands and do some base HM's or what not and just wait it out a bit. I know that sounds somewhat negative, and I don't mean it as such, but basically they have proven that if the majority of people are struggling with something they will make it more accessible in time. My guild is only 3/13 heroic currently due to a lot of people coming and going and I worry about some of our early firelands experience too, but I think by the time we're at a wall with it there will be a first segment of nerfs to encounters. It pains me to say that as I would like us to be a great top end guild and all, but we just simply don't have the dedication for it as a whole. Point being, don't stress over the difficulty too much, things are always hard at first and if you're still raiding at this point without nef/cho'gall down then it says your guild is dedicated enough to stick it out without blowing up internally, so it shouldn't be any different come the next tier of raiding, right?
@Rohtak I'm in the same boat you are and I sincerely hope heroic raiding is not required to do normal raiding. I'm hoping to take down Nef and Al-akir due to the nerfs and farm a bit of tier gear from the final bosses to help out the Firelands progression. Fingers-crossed that it's enough.
My $15 bucks a month goes towards a game I sit down and enjoy after my wife and kids are in bed. I try and experience every aspect of the game. Try it some time. Blizzard has tried so much to have a happy medium between the "hardcore" and "Casual" players and have branched out in different directions to add variety. Nobody is ever happy. Every fight is scripted and if the script is followed he will go down. 10 minutes of research and a video is not that hard to make your 15 a month worth it. On average 15 / lets say 30 = .50 cents a day. I think your getting your moneys worth, pretty sure of it. Ask your self what you wish to obtain from this gaming experience. Is it a cheat code that gives you instant epics and scrolling text saying you did it? or an environment that gives you a break from every day life? Try just enjoying the game for what it is and not an entitlement that you feel your .50 cents a day deserves (on average, I am aware that number changes for many). For 5 years I've seen individuals complaining that they can't get past A to be rewarded B to access C because they don't have the time to put in the effort that the formula may require. I get it. You have a life. Good on ya. Just don't complain on public forums about how much you pay and how it's not fair. We all pay the same amount and how we choose to use our game time will differ.
@ Kevlar WTF are you talking about?
I didn not once mention that I felt entitled to anything. I don't feel entitled. I like the idea of having to work for my rewards; however, I don't like the idea of putting content out of the reach of the majority of players. Watching a video on a fight or reading a write up doesn't not make the actual execution magically become easier. We have watched video's and researched the hell out of Neferian on 10 man. Simple fact is we just havent been able to down him. Am i complaining about that? No, not at all. If I felt entitled then i'd be crying for more nerfs and how blizzard owes me. But again I'm not. My guild and I have thrown ourselves at that damn encounter for weeks now and are determined to down him before 4.2 as a point of pride. We dont wanted to be handed epics.
What concerns me is if the next teir starts out on a difficulty level equal to Nef pre nerf (which alot of sources are indicating that is about where the first couple of bosses sit difficulty wise) where does that leave me and my guild? What do we do? Do we continue to pound away at Nef until we down him and run heroics to pass the time, or just wait for the eventual nerfs to Teir 12? Because thats the choices we are faced with. If Teir 12 is out of our reach then we are left with nothing to do. We are pretty muched past the current content, have no need for 5 mans or justice points, and flat out refuse to be forced into a progression path that makes us do T-11 heroics before we can do T-12. If thats the case, then yeah, its not worth my $15 a month. But if thats your idea of a good time and how you want to "enjoy the game" then by all means have at it.
I don't see how anyone, including Mr. Carraway, can speculate on the relative tuning of the upcoming boss tier. No one except Blizzard employees know how the bosses will be tuned. Even people who play on the PTR only really get a grasp for general mechanics, but often numbers get tweaked around enough before release that trivial mechanics become crucial and vice versa. It's definitely premature to speculate on what sort of gear you "need" to progress in Firelands- though going from prior tier experiences you do not have to clear the previous tier to progress in the next.
So @Rohtak, it's definitely too early for whining. If you're 10/12 regulars you're probably kitted out in mostly 359s already, just missing a few weapons (craftable in 4.2) and 4-set bonuses (irrelevant since you'll be replacing a lot of that equipment soon). My guess is you'll be ready to step into Firelands on day one.


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Best Corn Mazes In and Around El Paso 2013
We've compiled a list of corn mazes in and around El Paso for Halloween 2013.
We're officially in the fall season, and once those temperatures dip into the 80s, El Pasoans love to bundle up in their wool sweaters and head out to a maze or a pumpkin patch to celebrate the season. Kids love it, adults remember how much fun it is to be outside this time of year, you can get great food at all the places listed!
Hey, I love pumpkins and mazes, but I love food more!
Mesilla Valley Maze
Open: September 28th – October 27th
Address: 3855 W. Picacho Ave., Las Cruces
Hours: 11a.m. – 7p.m. on weekends. Tuesday – Fridays open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., for school tours only.
Admission: $10.50 for adults; $8.50 for kids under 12; kids under 2 yrs. old are free; $2 military discount with military ID.
If you're looking for a full day experience at a maze, the Mesilla Valley Maze is the place for you and your family. In addition to the huge maze, there are hay rides, pedal carts, a toddler maze for the little ones, and even food at Aunt Mary's Kitchen.
You can grab your Halloween pumpkin in the pumpkin patch and enjoy their Pumpkin Festival, October 5th and 6th. Pecan lovers can also head up on October 26th and 27th for their Pecan Festival. Make sure to take lots of pictures of you and your family at the Maze for their Photo Gallery on their website.
If you need more information on the Mesilla Valley Maze, call (575) 526-1919.
La Union Maze
Open: September 20th – November 3rd
Address: 1101 Hwy. 28, La Union, New Mexico
Hours: Fridays 5p.m. – 10 p.m.; Saturdays 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.; Sundays noon – 6 p.m.
Admission: Ages 6 and over $11.00; Ages 2 – 5 years old $5.00; Military $9 and $4.
The La Union Maze has been around over ten years. Wondering if they have ATMs on location? How about if you should bring a sweater, or what will happen if you become unruly? Check out their 'Planning Your Visit' page. Keep reading to the bottom to find out what happens when you get all cray cray at the Maze!
You can get your Halloween pumpkin in their pumpkin patch, and don't miss their Halloween Costume Contest held on, well, Halloween! They even have their own 5k run called 'The Muddy Pumpkin'. I'm guessing you'll want to bring a fresh set of clothes with you for the ride home!
For more infomation on the La Union Maze, call (888) 383-MAZE (6293)
Maldonado Maze
Open: September 20th – November 3rd
Address: 2855 Hwy. 28 or 571 Maldonado Road, La Union, New Mexico
Hours and Days Open: There are quite a few days listed on their Facebook page.
Admission: Ages 13 and over $15.00; Ages 6 – 12 years old $8.00; Ages 5 and under free.
The Maldonado Maze Facebook page says they offer Mud Bogs, and during the fall season, they will also be offering Haunted Hayrides. They promise 'different scares at different times' on the hayrides. There is no mention of pumpkin patches, so I think the Headless Horseman is going to have to go somewhere else for his melon.
See what I did there? The Headless Horseman uses a pumpkin for his head, because he's, you know, headless, and some people call heads 'melons', and pumpkins are melons…. ok, forget it.
If you need more information on the Maldonado Maze, call 203-0515.
Ardovino's Desert Crossing Farmers Market
Open: Every Saturday through October
Address: 1 Ardovino Dr., Sunland Park, New Mexico
Hours: 7:30 a.m. – noon
Admission: Free
If you're looking for a great variety of pumpkins, and so much more, check out the Farmer's Market at Ardovino's Desert Crossing. There's no maze here, just row after row of produce grown by local farmers, honey from local bees, and fresh baked goods from local bakers.
Sensing a pattern?
Ardovino's Desert Crossing is a restaurant owned by Robert Ardovino, whose family has owned restaurants in El Paso for over 60 years. This is the 12th year of their Farmer's Market. You should go to check out the great buys, but also to take in the scenery and have breakfast or lunch at Desert Crossing once you've gone through the Farmer's Market.
Call (575) 589-0653 for more information.
El Paso Downtown Artists and Farmers Market
Open: Every Saturday except December 28th
Address: 117 Anthony Street, near The Garden Restaurant in the Union Plaza Entertainment District
Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Admission: Free
If you're not into the bar and club scene that thumps it's way into the wee hours of the morning, get up early and head downtown for the Artist and Farmers Market. You might run into clubgoers checking out the locally produced art, grabbing some freshly grown produce from area farmers, or something delicious to eat from one of the food trucks.
I haven't been to this farmers market, but I'm planning on checking it out soon! For more information, check out their web page.


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So I've been listening to a lot of Robyn, especially her Body Talk Album which is great. I noticed that the songs tell a pretty exciting three act story. Here it is. The optimistic version.
I'm too cool for this town. NONE OF DEM can dance. U SHOULD KNOW BETTER that to fuck with me. Oh, except you. Hey, you. You can dance. WE DANCE TO THE BEAT. Yeah, you can HANG WITH ME. Shit, this is getting serious. You better CALL YOUR GIRLFRIEND. Hey, that was easy and simple. Awesome. We are STARS 4-EVER! That's right - I said forever.
Oh - wait - DON'T FUCKING TELL ME WHAT TO DO. My boyfriend is killing me. Did I say that out loud? TIME MACHINE. Shit. Guess I'm DANCING ON MY OWN. You didn't even see me at the club! Dancing in the corner! Were you with your girlfriend? Did you even call her? I've got to GET MYSELF TOGETHER.Cause LOVE KILLS. Even FEMBOTS have feelings.
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You know? We all fall apart and make mistake IN MY EYES. I got to get back to dancing. Cause I'm a DANCEHALL QUEEN. Yeah! I love dancing! I still run this thing. I feel much better about myself, that guy was a jerk. Perspective. Me? I'm INDESTRUCTIBLE.
Hi Internet,
You've probably been hearing about this heat wave. I don't really having anything new to say other than it's been tough not to complain all the minutes of all the days. It's been hard to remember that I've done things this summer that have been awesome and haven't made me pass out from heat. To help me remember and appreciate summer, I made this list title: My Summer Vacation Has Actually Been Pretty Great When I Think About It Like A Rational Person.
Recent Great Things:
This movie is stupid good. They took all the boring parts out! They just left the good parts! 90 minutes of movie = 90 minutes of good.
Seriously, go see it: http://drafthouse.com/blog/entry/attack_the_block_is_the_best_movie_of_the_year
Internet, you already know about this. But it is so great! So funny! And what a sneaky and delightful way to learn about Canada. Love the way she draws faces. http://harkavagrant.com/
New community Acupuncture place in Austin. I liked it a lot! Very nice and knowledgeable practitioner
Ice Cream was on super sale today at Fiesta. I got one with blueberries and pie crusts mixed right in. It's not healthy but neither is 105 degrees.
I like Blue Monkey the best. I want to drink this every day. It gives me superpowers I think. I do respond very well to the marketing on healthy drinks (like Kombucha.)
This isn't super recent but still it has a hold of my heart! Katniss. Katniss. Katniss. These books changed the way I think about fiction and made me remember my love of reading and give me new goals as a writer - that's a lot, Katniss! I've read a lot of really good books but nothing has grabbed like this. Or maybe me care so much about a fictional character. If you haven't read these, you should read them before the movies because you're going to want to homestead your own imaginary world on this. I have high hopes for the movie but I'm glad to have got there first.
Okay. Now I will do some yoga and appreciate the warmth of my room and how it is like a Bikram studio. So good for your muscles. Sweat is so good for your skin. If that's a lie, I don't want to know.


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Okay, I admit it. Like Patti Yoon, I play the violin. Yes, I was concertmaster of my Connecticut All-State High School Orchestra. And I snuck out occasionally to see a couple of cool bands (sorry, Mom & Dad). But this novel is a work of fiction. Although I too was forced to undergo a really bad home perm, it burned my left ear, not my right. And there was a cute guy in my homeroom who played rock guitar and asked me to work on a few songs with him, but his name was not Ben Wheeler.
When I'm not writing novels that allegedly have nothing to do with my personal life, I also write TV scripts. I was born in Virginia and grew up in Connecticut. I've also lived in Seoul, South Korea; New York; Seattle; and Detroit. I now live in Los Angeles with my husband, who plays guitar—and yes, we jam occasionally, just like Patti and Ben.
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Notable headlines:Microsoft patent case stirs software export fears.Larry Dignan: HP's quarter by the numbers; channel stuffing chorus may rev up.
Larry Dignan and other IT industry experts, blogging at the intersection of business and technology, deliver daily news and analysis on vital enterprise trends.
Larry Dignan is Editor in Chief of ZDNet and SmartPlanet as well as Editorial Director of ZDNet's sister site TechRepublic.
Rachel King is a staff writer for ZDNet based in San Francisco.
Zack Whittaker writes for ZDNet, CNET, and CBS News. He is based in New York City.
Notable headlines:Microsoft patent case stirs software export fears.Larry Dignan: HP's quarter by the numbers; channel stuffing chorus may rev up.
Edgeio started out as classified marketplace for the blogging masses a year ago, where bloggers post items they want to sell on their blogs, tag them as "listing," and then Edgeio's crawler plucks and indexes them on Edgeio.com.
Practically everyday you read about a service outage from one of the popular online services. The latest was last night, when Flickr was out of service for a few hours (see below).
Hewlett-Packard continues to fire on all cylinders as rivals like Dell stumble, but don't be surprised if the channel stuffing chorus gets revved up. The company reported earnings of 65 cents a share excluding items on revenue of $25.
It's official. Joost and Viacom are in cahoots. As noted earlier, this deal (see Techmeme discussion) is more about building up a potential YouTube rival than it is about anything else.
It has been a tough week for JetBlue. Storms wreaked havoc on the company's systems and continuity plans to the point where it had to cancel 23 percent of its flights again on Monday to reset its operations.
Sindan Electrical Trading (SET) will soon launch its RoadBOX driving recorder in Dubai, UAE. It's a windshield-mounted videocamera that can sense sudden decelerations--as when you brake hard or hit something.
According to Paul Heller, CIO of The Vanguard Group, over 80 percent of client contact is done via the Web. In our CIO Sessions interview Heller explains how Vanguard applies technology to lower the cost for Vanguard's financial investors.
Is Joost old media's answer to YouTube?Viacom, just days after telling Google's YouTube to pull all of its content over copyright problems, is expected to announce a licensing deal with Internet video startup Joost.
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I am from THAT city in Michigan. Ann Arbor runs through my blood!
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Kim Kardashian may be a scaredy-cat when it comes to taking a stand on the Middle East, but she's not afraid to speak her mind on a report that Kourtney and Scott Disick are engaged -- she says it ain't so.
Kim flew in from NYC last night and after telling photogs the story was false, she was peppered with questions about the Middle East -- go figure. Predictably, she had nothing to say.
Someone just blew her chance to replace Hillary Clinton.
yep just like what i thought.
you made this **** up
and again this middleeast bull**** i have no idea what your talking about
but because this is still a game to you
and u still want to **** around with me and the twins
if i dont have a contract in my hand by 5pm i will
talk about sept 21,2004
you better stop ****ingw ith me.
im done playing these ****ed up games
i will tell everything i know
you better think twice about ****ing around with me.
Reading the comments on here it's gone from "love to hate her" to just plain bored and sick of her.
I'll put my 2 cents in: please stop with this KTrash nonsense. This site is getting almost impossible to even come to for the other stories.
Wow, wasn't it yesterday we got the bogus break up story of Kris and Bruce, now a bogus engagement story. Poor TMZ, what exactly has this family got on Harvey that he has no choice to post this garbage?
Of coarse Kim is going to deny it she has to keep it private so when it is aired on the show it will be a surprise.
Those of you who just remark that you are bored with them, should not say anything.It keeps it going & the same comments over & over again are boring to read.Some people enjoy critiqueing the debauchery of the rich & infamous.
So please try to say something remotely interesting or just don't comment.
Scott gives me the creeps
I am so sick of the pathetic media picking up all these "rumors" that are released by Kris Jenner to keep their publicity going. Here's a non-story about Kimmy denying a rumor. Who cares?
I used to be a big Kim fan until she made a mockery out of marriage I know think she is so fake if she loved her husband at all how did she jump to Jayne west so fast
Kane west
I often read some interesting news from her in different magazines sites.
Serena, another site showed her Rolls parked in front of a store taking 2 spaces. She took a handicapped space and a regular one. TMZ doesn't show those pics.
Kim is so fine. I would lick the sweat off her feet and clean out her ass crack.
Oh just more media whoring by this cheap slapper and her no class family
So the "Kourtney and Scott Engagement Story" was just another product of the delusional TMZ scribblers, put up just to create more stupid page-vews for $$$.


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Najvar Garners Spot On Mackey Award Watch List
NEW YORK – For the second straight year, Baylor tight end Jordan Najvar has been placed on the preseason watch list for the John Mackey Award, released Tuesday by the award's selection committee.
The John Mackey Award has been given annually to the most outstanding collegiate tight end since 2000. It is named for NFL Hall of Fame member John Mackey, who is considered to be the one of the best to have played the tight end position.
Najvar, a senior, joins 36 other tight ends on the list, while being the only player from a Big 12 school and the lone representative from a school in Texas.
After making the award's watch list in 2012, Najvar went on to play in all 13 games for the Bears, earning All-Big 12 honorable mention honors from the league's coaches and the Associated Press.
He totaled 10 receptions on the year for 80 yards with two touchdown catches. Najvar also tallied one rushing TD last season.
The Spring, Texas-product had his best game of 2012 against Sam Houston State as he racked up a career-high tying three receptions for 24 yards, including a 10-yard TD catch.
Najvar is also a key part of what Baylor does on the ground with his blocking ability. With Najvar's help, BU's rushing attack ranked 14th in the nation (231.7 yards-per-game) in 2012.
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What exactly do you mean ?
Look, suppose we have a ferromagnetic material which is caracterized by the fact thal all atom spins will align due to magnetic interactions between neigboring atoms. This results in a permanent magnetization beneath some critical temperature. You need to know that the specimen is actually devided into many local areas called the domains and the atoms in each domain are all aligned in the same direction. However, two different domains each can have a different direction in which all atoms are aligned.
Now, we apply a magnetic field B along the z-axis
The potential energy U (see above formula) will be lowest when the magnetization (or the magnetic moments) is parallel to the B-field. So indeed, there will be an attempt of the atoms to align their spin in the B-direction.
But the specimen is actually divided into many domains in which the atoms are all aligned in the same direction. However each domain has a different magnetic moment (ie : magnetization). So some magnetizations will already be aligned along the z-axis and others will have an angle with the B-field. However, and i think that is what you mean, the B-field will try to lower the potential energy by directing the magnetic moments of each domain (denoted by the magnetization vector) along the B-field.
The alignment of the magnetic moments towards the B-field can be made difficult by a concept called anisotropy.There is indeed an influence of the crystal structure and the shape of grains on the direction of magnetization. The dependence of magnetic properties on a preferred direction is called magnetic anisotropy. There are several different types of anisotropy:
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TiVo sued many of them, saying they inappropriately copied its DVR technology, and has since won a series of settlements with large companies including Dish Network Corp. (DISH).
Looking ahead, TiVo projected fiscal fourth-quarter net income of $2 million to $5 million and service-and-technology revenue of $83 million to $85 million. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters most recently forecast $84 million in comparable revenue.
For the period ended Oct. 31, TiVo reported a profit of $12.5 million, or 10 cents a share, down from $59 million, or 44 cents a share, a year earlier. Net revenue climbed 43% to $117.3 million, while service-and-technology revenue jumped 33% to $81.7 million.
TiVo in August projected third-quarter net income of $6 million to $8 million and service-and-technology revenue of $80 million to $82 million.
Gross margin widened to 57.5% from 50.7%.
The company has now reported subscriber increases for nine straight quarters, following a four-year streak of declining subscriber numbers. In the latest period, TiVo added a net 274,000 subscribers, compared with the 225,000 subscribers it gained a year ago.
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From the Los Angeles Daily Times
July 18, 1903
. . . Temple Baptist Church came into existence last night with 258 members, named the famous Robert J. Burdette [shown] as its pastor, elected a full board of officers, subscribed its funds to run the business, and will execute its papers of incorporation today.
The membership . . . comes from nearly all the Baptist churches in the city, but the First Baptist Church, over which Rev. Joseph Smale still presides, furnished more than 100 of the total.
The Rev. Joseph Smale was one of the founders of the modern Pentecostal movement. You can read the story at any of these sites found through Google. I am assuming that the new Temple Baptist Church was founded in revulsion against the Pentecostal practices of Mr. Smale.
. . . almost a year ago . . . a Baptist banquet was given at a leading hotel, with Robert J. Burdette as the guest of honor. That was the conception of the birth that took place last night, under the most auspicious circumstances.
All was unanimity, except in the choice of a name. Several were proposed, but only two had any following the vote being almost evenly divided between Metropolitan and Temple. The latter won on the second ballot by thirteen votes, and it was then made unanimous.
But one name was presented for the position of pastor of the church that of Mr. Burdette. His salary will be $3,500 a year, to accept which the popular lecturer is said to have sacrificed an annual sum fully equal to his salary, as the proceeds of his lectures.
The preliminary meeting was presided over by C.H. Barker, and on the platform were Dr. C.A. Woody of Portland, superintendent of Home Missions, and Dr. C.T. Douglass, superintendent of missions for Southern California.
The various sub-committees reported and had their action ratified by the meeting, but these were only routine matters. The principal thing was the securing of the old First Congregational Church for their services, until other arrangements can be effected. They have the old structure from month to month at a rental of $100 a month and have put in an application for Simpson Auditorium as soon as it is vacated by Christ Episcopal Church. . . .
Robert J. Burdette has a fascinating history.
He wrote an amusing memoir of his Army service in the Civil War, became a respected journalist and editor, took to the lecture circuit, wrote a song called Reveille, which included the famous You cant get em up in the morning! line, survived a beloved wife and fourteen years later married an old friend (the very wealthy Clara Bradley, who was the first president of the California Federation of Womens Clubs).
Although he had been licensed to preach in Pennsylvania in 1897, he was not ordained until one month after he was given the Temple Baptist position. His biography can be found in bits and pieces throughout the Los Angeles Public Library and in some of these Web sites.
The plans submitted by architect Theodore Eisen for the Good Samaritan Hospital have been accepted by the trustees and, after certain modifications are incorporated in them, they will be used as the basis of the building. It will stgand just west of Figueroa Street, between Seventh and Eighth streets and will cost between $75,000 and $80,000.
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When [Los Angeles Angels] Manager [James] Morley speaks for the Coast League in the coming meeting with James A. Hart [president of the Chicago Cubs], Pat Powers [president of the International League] and other leaders of the National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues, he will demand a series of concessions that will be rather bitter medicine for the affiliated minors to swallow, but a dose which they will in all probability eventually take.
Morley will demand nothing less than the admission of the Pacific Coast League as it now stands, and as a Class A minor league; in other words, he will demand that the [PCL] . . . be authorized to draft players . . . in much the same manner as the National League used to do.
A further part of the compact will be the allowing of a high salary limit on the Coast, as the public in the West has been educated to a class of baseball that costs big money even in peace times.
There are other details that will have to be arranged favorably to the Pacific Coast League before it will enter the association. . . . with matters as they are now in Eastern baseball, the minors will be prepared to make almost any kind of a concession in reason, as their association is almost a dead letter without the organization of Morley, Harris & Co.
. . . Morley has been very favorably disposed toward the affiliation project ever since he and [Henry] Harris[, owner of the San Francisco franchise,] conferred with T.J. [Thomas J.] Hickey[, president of the American Association minor league].
Mr. Harris has been the lukewarm one from the start of the peace negotiations last winter. He maintains the league has done well as an outlaw and has no reason to change its status.
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