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Davemetalhead said...
And for pities sake let all this happen in game! Not in stories, in books, in comics.
Yes. This is import to repeat. Let the players in the game see character development "in the game".
I am ticked that we lost the Archbishop Bennidictus from the Cathedral, and it was all handled out of the game.
At least when we lost Magni Bronzebeard, we knew the events leading up to it, because we helped, at one point, protect the tablets he read, during the elemental invasion. We had a scene in the throne room of Stormwind with the leaders present discussing the plan he had to try to translate and read them. We had "in game" lead up to his being transformed into stone and his being taken from the Alliance.
With Archbishop Bennidictus, it felt like, "Hey, let's throw a dart and pick someone to be taken from the Alliance?". Not cool at all. One day he's there, and then patch 4.3, he's not. At least, from in game that is how it felt.
Archbishop Bennidictus is at least handled in-game somewhat. He gets an rp moment in the 5-man before his boss fight, and if you talk to an npc in the Cathedral, they explain that he has gone to Dragonblight to aid the fight against Deathwing. They even added in extra dialogue that becomes available after you finish the dungeon, where the npc refuses to believe that the Archbishop is a traitor, and mentions similar ridiculous rumors about Bolvar's fate...
You still miss out on all the "Twilight Father" stuff from the novel, but at least we get to see some of what happens and his defeat. Far better than "Welcome to Cataclsym! Your King is now diamonds!"
loli.gigis said...
I like it best when it is in game with it being fleshed out more in short stories and novels. I love reading lore books but I end up spending a lot of time telling my guild mates *why* something happened instead of enjoying the game for myself.


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Today I've been working on a few small teacups. This has me thinking about the relationship of the marketplace to my work.
It has been close to a year since I had made cups like these. I was inspired this time, if that's the word for it, by an email from a fellow in Texas who had picked up a teapot of mine only to discover that my typical yunomi style teacups feel too big for my teapots. He's right, and astute! I like to pair my little teacups with my teapots, but I just don't make many.
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I guess because those of us who make pots for a living always feel some sort of tension between what we 'want' to do and what we can sell. While this is often a negative tension for folks, it can be a positive one. The fabulous Mary Barringer wrote an article about ten years ago to this effect, and I remember it significantly affected my thinking at the time (did I really use effect and affect in the same sentence?).
This positive, productive input from the marketplace is a hallmark of craft – utilitarian craft. Market forces don't spoil pots, they make them real. Or wanted, and therefore used, which to me means real. Surely one can slip into negative impact from market forces, like adding too much salt to a dish, but that doesn't mean any salt is bad in cooking.
While I was throwing these cups yesterday I actually felt guilty about making them. I'm working now toward the Smithsonian Craft Show in April (link here) and I kept thinking: I can't bring these little cups to the Smithsonian show… Why am I making these??… I should be making something grander… etc.
The more I show work in galleries and high profile craft shows the more self-conscious I am about making these little pots. They are not quite the show-stopper, collector pieces, but they are also at the heart of my work. Market pressures push both up and down, I guess.
I do love making over-complicated pots as well as little, straight-up ones. If I could only do either I'd be bored. As usual, it comes to finding balance. What I'd love is for little cups like these to be seen as being as potent and as interesting as my more overtly complex pots – because they are, you just need to learn to perceive it.


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After Casey Stoner, Nicky Hayden and Valentino Rossi complained incessantly about Ducati's long-standing understeer issue, it was only a matter of time before new recruit Andrea Dovizioso got a clear understanding of the Desmosedici's Achilles heel.
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AlexDAbomB69 says:
Audi actually own Europes most powerful c.a.d system for automotive engineering and design outside of formula 1. SO USE IT. Everyone goes on about the riders but in my opinion you could put Jesus Christ on that bike and it will still be a bag of shite. You all have valid points but the over riding thing on the whole disscusion is that the bike doesnt turn and it hasn't since 2007. And i dont care about the spellong miscakes ether.
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doohanfan says:
didn't turn in 2007 either, and not all that well in comparative terms in the 990 era. Ducati (much like ferrari traditionally in F1) have always, in motogp anyway, relied on engine power, an advantage progressively eroded by rule changes.
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saturn392 says:
Nobody expected Ducati to be on a par with Honda and Yamaha. Since Stoner rode round the understeer problem in 2007 and gave Ducati a WC everyone expects them to be Honda and Yamaha beaters ..... they ain't on that level and probably never will be.
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Well put Saturn...
Also, not only do Yam and Honda have their factory riders testing... Yamaha have factory testers Nakasuga and Yoshikawa there and Honda have Takahashi.. add in Crutchlow, Smith, Bautista and Bradl on satellite bikes and you have........ 11 Yam/Honda bikes being heavily tested and worked on.....
Ducati have err....... 4.... All in!
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Bultoboy says:
Bulto you are replacing Nostrils in the "I am going to inssist in my opinion and humiliate myself against all odds?"
Humiliate myself... just because you don't agree - not that you get it anyway. If you did you wouldn't make stupid comments like this:
The bike is crap, was superb in 2007
Imagine for a moment, that Rossi had been Stoner's team mate at Ducati in 2007, not Capirosssi. You Stoner haters make excuses as to why Capirossi wasn't able to ride this wonderful 2007 bike that was the class of the field. You don't accept that it was just as difficult as the current one for one reason only. Now imagine if Rossi had turned in the same results as Capirossi (which he would have done as he has freely admitted he can't ride a Ducati like Stoner) Would you still claim the 2007 bike was superb? I think we know the answer to that.
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the Duke has already proven it is fast on rain - see VR vs CS last year).
You pick one race out of how many wet races. What about Silverstone 2011 or PI 2011 or the other wet races he placed nowhere or crashed. No? let's just cherry pick the one then.
Humiliate myself - don't make me laugh
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supermario says:
stop flapping at the lip, Eldiablo is right. Your posts are either utterly pointless or plain fantasy. Have the good grace to realise that you are infact a buffoon. That hole you're digging gets deeper with every keystroke.
Well, that's told me
I promise to behave myself in future
bulto boy. As someone has pointed out in a similar context on another thread, you are expressing ridiculously biased opinions, whilst your opponents are just pointing out the obvious truth.
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You just cant help yourself.Can you?
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Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha reported to training camp Wednesday and signed his $9.8 million franchise tender, reports NFL Network's Adam Schefter.
Asomugha will be a full participant during the team's first day of training camp on Thursday.
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Height: 6-2
Weight: 210
College: California
Experience: 5
Asomugha will be eligible for free agency again after the upcoming season. But the Raiders could try to sign him to a long-term deal after the season or choose to use the franchise tag again, which would guarantee Asomugha about $11.7 million in 2009.
During the offseason, Oakland Raiders traded for cornerback DeAngelo Hall and gave him a seven-year contract worth $70 million.
The Raiders are counting on the duo of Hall and Asomugha to help improve a defense that struggled at times last season. Oakland plays predominantly man-to-man defense on the outside, putting more pressure on their cornerbacks than most teams.
Coach Lane Kiffin has talked about how the presence of Hall and Asomugha on the outside could help a run defense that allowed a league-worst 4.8 yards per carry last season.
A first-round pick out of California in 2003, Asomugha struggled early in his career. He didn't intercept a single pass in his first three seasons, getting a reputation for his poor hands.
But he had a breakthrough season in 2006, intercepting eight passes and becoming one of the top cover cornerbacks in the league. Asomugha had only one interception last season as teams often shied away from throwing to his side of the field.
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Lake Iseo – Modern and comfortable three bedroom apartment which sleeps 6 in luxury residence with heated pool and spa ( jacuzzi, sauna, turkish bath, emotional showers, small area gym ). Comfortable for the town of Solto Collina, within 5 mins by car to restaurant, bars and supermarket. Close distance to the neighbouring towns of Riva di Solto, Lovere, Sarnico and Bergamo and just 45mins from the airport in Bergamo. The apartment is composed of lounge with open plan kitchen, and large terrace overlooking the lake. Dining table for 6 people. Downstairs bathroom with shower. Ample storage area.
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In small village overlooking Lake Iseo and the mountains is this luxury residence boasting, heated pool with solarium with lake views, spa and fitness centre. Close by are the villages of Lovere and Sarnico and the sleepy fishing village of Riva di Solto too where you can catch a ferry to tour the lake, stopping off at the Island of Mont'isola which lies in the middle of the lake or the town of Iseo with its hustling and bustling atmosphere. Very convenient from the local international airport in Bergamo just 40 mins by car. Close by are the ski areas of Montecampione, Monte Pora and Ponte di Legno. You will need a car to get around as the only transport is either by ferry or car.
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Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI), a global leader in high-performance semiconductors for signal processing applications, introduced today the ADMP441 iMEMS® microphone, the industry's first high-performance MEMS microphone with an I2S (Inter-IC Sound) digital output. The ADMP441 also features an extended frequency response from 100 Hz to 15 kHz, high SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) of 61 dBA, and high PSRR (power-supply-rejection ratio) of 80 dBFS – features that have become the hallmarks of Analog Devices' award-winning MEMS microphone portfolio. The new MEMS microphone uses patented ADI MEMS and audio signal processing technologies and is available in a thin 4.72 mm × 3.76 mm × 1.00 mm surface-mount package. It is reflow solder compatible with no sensitivity degradation. To download the datasheet, please visit http://www.analog.com/ADMP441
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Discussion in 'Apple Products & Services' started by Theydon Bois, Nov 23, 2010.
From their website:
Special one-day shopping event - Apple Store (UK)
Examples of deals from 2009 from Macworld available online here
Let the speculation for 2010 begin !
Be nice to save a few quid - I want an iPod engraved for my daughter for Christmas, hence not able to take advantage of the deals that involves iTunes cards.
She is expecting something other than "Dad is the bestest" though I expect...
Do you think we would be allowed to use our student discount on top of this as well?
Totally forgot about educational discount..... thanks!
...apart from the fact that a nano does not qualify for it....
Might be worth waiting to buy my AEBS
wow, ok, wonder if macbook air will have some money shaved off! looking for another £50 off. trying to hit the £1000 mark for the fully loaded 11.6" with student discount.
I wonder wether they would do a 12-core mac pro for £1500
Or sell off their xservers for £500 each.
But I guess I have more chance of winning the lottery.
even though I have no need for one, I would so go and buy an xserver for 500 quid! but lol, I was planning to get my MBA before the VAT hike so an extra £50 or so off (after HE discount) would be nice
didn't no they charged VAT on an MBA education these days??
they always have on HE as far as I know, well for the past 5 years at least
They have to charge VAT on everything they sell. It's the law. A sort of exception is for books where the VAT rate is 0%.
I dont suppose anyone knows who does engraving other than Apple do they? I doubt any Black Friday deal is going to beat HMV at the moment..
you could try a local Timpsons....
Services. Engraving by Timpson
Never used them myself mind!
can any one recall if the discounts applied to the refurb store last year?
remember you can also use Apple Store Voucher Codes, Apple Store Cashback, Apple Store Discount Codes at Quidco. to get an extra 3-4% cashback
Good idea ! You might also want to try local jewellers or some companies do Laser Engraving on iPods (and other things...). Probably best not to get your own Black and Decker out though...or try other methods
Sale is live on the Australian store-savings look similar to those last year
looks like no Black Friday saving for the 11" MBA, as the savings are only for the 13" model
Really tempted by a 21.5" iMac....tomorrow might not be good for my bank balance!!!
No Apple TV savings either
Did anyone answer the question about whether or not the savings could be in addition to the FE or HE savings?
Yeah, I'd quite like to know that as well! If you can, tonight could well be the night I buy an iMac, after deliberating for months...
The Australian student store gives a $1 discount on iMacs not looking good for us
Was holding out for a £70 or so discount plus 3% quidco dicount (direct link above) on a 27 in i7 and i would have crumbled - doesnt look good though!
The cynic in me is saying that the prices will just come down to something near what they should have been in the first place
now, was that the general education store or the australian HE?
Actually, no-where near where they should be but hey it wouldnt be worth going to work if apple wernt there with sweaty palm out waiting to sell me omething else
So, who's spotting the Apple online store? It's down at the mo....
well spotted, I wonder if it will be back in an hour or most likely at 8am
My apologies gents my sense of humour is clearly wasted Granted it was subtle but still I better stick to my normal ICT job
haha, just re-read it properly and I now got your joke, clever and subtle, my hat goes off to you
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Hey guys, SaltyPeach here,
So I've been busy with collabs, but This must be the most time taker of all time, not animated wise, but Time taken Period.
So, I got nominated for T.O.F.A. (Tournament of Flash Artists) and had to battle my way up the ranks. This was the open round, the round where your animation decides either your in or your out.
The theme... was... origin of your name. I was like, "WTF". Should I tell them the truth? Or go crazy with it.
I went crazy with it.
Because I was in TIGHT(as a gay guys pants) schedule, I didnt have enough time to animate a fluid animation. So I came up with this.
Curse you Summer school *Fist Shake*
Of course, I made it to 2nd round, and I might get in to 3rd, so there are 2 more animation I have to put up. Maybe next week.
P.S. This is my first time with Ads, so lets see how it goes.
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it was good
more decent that all the stuff that has been sent today, your ridiculously exagerated salty peach commercial was funny.
and yes it is a friggin bitch to make an account in deviant art
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Very good!
It's pretty random... but that's a good thing!
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On Saturday, Bonhams will auction off more than 50 breathtaking cars, including three Aston Martin models with quite a storied past.
The first one is a 1994 Virage Limited Edition Coupe that boxing champion Lennox Lewis purchased new and owned until 2005. It has only 33,000 miles and should fetch $24,000 to $32,000 US.
The second rare Aston Martin is a 1987 Vantage Saloon converted into a James Bond replica. Modifications include unleaded gasoline compatibility, a 5-speed manual gearbox, fitting 16" wheels, plus an Alpine CD stereo system. The entire work was completed in 2004 at a cost of £135,000. It could sell for $160,000 to $190,000 US.
The third but not the least is a DB4GT Zagato Sanction II Coupe with 4,748 miles that once belonged to Genesis and Phil Collins manager Tony Smith. The 17-year owner could get anywhere between $1.9M and $2.4M for it.
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Introducing the Flexible Battery
Researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have developed malleable lithium ion batteries (LIBs) that retain energy even when twisted or bent, an advance that could mean a major shift in the consumer tech market — imagine bendable smartphones, tablets and e-readers.
"The advent of a high-performance flexible thin film battery will accelerate the development of next-generation fully flexible electronic systems in combination with existing flexible components such as display, memory and LED," according to an announcement from the institute.
The flexible LIBs are structured with high-density inorganic thin films, but their performance is not yet suitable for making flexible consumer electronics. In the meantime, the research team is in the process of working on a laser lift-off technology to enable the mass production of the batteries and to enhance their charge density.
During their research, scientists demonstrated how a bendable LIB can be integrated with a flexible light-emitting diode (LED) to create an "all-in-one flexible electronic system."
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Wet Dogs Inspire Better Robots
We've seen fish robots, butterfly robots, inchworm robots and more, as scientists attempt to recreate animal locomotion or behavior to create service robots better able to navigate the real world. It's known as biomimicry, the process of designing technology inspired by nature. Recently, a group of engineers at Georgia Tech studied furry mammals like dogs, pigs and mice to analyze the way they keep dry to develop a better self-drying method for robots.
The engineers discovered that wet dogs are capable of shaking off 70 percent of the water in their fur in just a matter of seconds. And the bigger the animal, the less shaking required: a big dog might shake in the range of 4-6 times per second, while a small mouse shakes about 20-30 times per second. Some of these animals shake so vigorously, they generate centrifugal forces 10-70 times that of gravity.
"We think this has been evolving over millions of years of time to become so good," researcher David Hu told Live Science. "Imagine if you could come out of the shower and, instead of using a towel, you could just press a button and in one-thirtieth of a second you're 70 percent dry."
As scientists send more autonomous robots into space or human-inaccessible areas, a self-drying (or self-dusting) robot could be vastly helpful. Don't get too giddy over the idea of a "Rover rover" on Mars, though.
"I don't think we're going to make a Mars rover in the shape of a dog or anything like that," Hu added.
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Disney's Virtual Touch Technology
Virtual reality has just leapt from science fiction into the real world, as a new wearable technology system generates tactile sensations from nearly any physical object, allowing users to modify the ways things feel in the real world — all without wearing special gloves or force-feedback devices.
Researchers from Disney developed the technology, known as REVEL, which creates an imperceptible oscillating electrostatic field across a user's skin. When the user touches an object equipped with an electrode, the electrical potential difference between the two fields produces an electrostatic attraction. By changing the amplitude and frequency of that signal, REVEL can change the user's tactile response to an object – such as giving something a sandy texture, a smooth, glassy feel, or the sensation of geometrical patterns like grooves or bumps.
"The REVEL device can coordinate tactile sensations with images on almost any surface, including walls and tables, providing they have a conductive element. Paint on a wall, for example, could include copper emulsion to make it conductive," MIT's Technology Review notes. "Users do not have to be directly connected to the REVEL input via electrodes, because the weak signals sent from the REVEL device, which could be embedded in a chair, a shoe, or the casing of a touch screen, can still pass safely into the user's body."
Instead of making objects or devices simulate tactile changes, Disney's system alters human perception. Possible applications include guides for the blind and virtual augmentation of films and images.
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The History of LEGO
Everyone's favorite building block has had quite a long and storied history. To commemorate LEGO's 80th anniversary, the company has released a video highlighting the LEGO brick's journey from its origins in Denmark in the 1930s to its growth into one of the world's largest toy companies, present in more than 130 countries.
"'The Lego Story,' created by Danish CG studio Lani Pixels, chronicles how the company has managed to survive factories being burned to the ground, economic downturns and personal losses, as well as touching on lighthearted anecdotes of why the tubing in a Lego brick was created and the birth of Legoland – all narrated by someone as close to the story as one can get: Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, grandson of Lego founder Ole Kirk Christiansen and former CEO," Fast Company's Co.Create blog explains.
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After we have seen the IS-F Circuit Club Sport Concept last year, Lexus has announced today the production version that wants to be a competitor for the BMW M3 GTS . The car has been designed by Toyota Racing Development and seems to be heavily inspired by the concept.
The new IS-F Club Sport features a series of technological and aerodynamic upgrades, including a new front spoiler, rear diffuser and hood all made in carbon fiber. And because this is a car about sportiness at the rear it gets a huge rear wing and of course a new set of light forged alloys.
On the performance section the car has received a performance damper kit offering two separate settings that independently adjust the compression, a TRD limited-slip differential and a TRD big brake kit. Under the hood the 5.0-litre V8 engine remained intact, meaning it still delivers 423 HP, but thanks to the other upgrades the 0 to 60 mph sprint time and top speed will be significantly improved, although we don't have the official numbers just yet.


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I saw this video of the Library of Congress and I want to share with all DN community. I'm doing a blog entry about this and I will post it later, but you can help me answer the next question: DO YOU THINK THAT LIBRARIES HELP TO THE FORMATION OF DIGITAL NATIVES EVEN IF ARE YOUTH AND ADULT PEOPLE? IF SO, IN WHICH WAY?
Todays teenagers are part of the first generation to grow up immersed and fluent in the world of digital technologies. These digital natives depend on digital information for communication, education and entertainment. But todays Digital Natives may not know that digital information can easily be lost.
Teens receive mixed messages about the permanence of digital information, because it seems that anything they want can be found on the internet. But the truth is, digital information will survive only as long as someone takes care of it.
In a recent workshop at the Library of Congress, we asked a group of students for their thoughts on digital preservation. Specifically:
-What should be saved?
-Whos responsible for saving it?
-What are the challenges in saving it?
This video explores the challenges facing digital information and examines the views teenagers have about its permanence.


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The Olsen twins used to celebrate Christmas by starring in instant holiday classics such as To Grandmother's House We Go. Now, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are all grown up and are commemorating this seasonal time of giving with a backpack. No, not a backpack full of toys for underprivileged kids; MK and A have designed (along with artist Damien Hirst for their line, The Row) a $55,000 backpack made of black, patent crocodile leather and colorful buttons made to look like prescription pills.
LOLOLOLOL, those twins and their ridiculously priced knapsacks! I swear.
Because, as you'll remember, this isn't their first backpack design that costs as much as, like, three cars. In the summer of 2011, the girls debuted one that retailed for $39,000.
Clearly, now that the economy's "recovering", they needed to step up their game. It's a nod to the times, really -- the black crocodile leather is a snap at societal standards of ethics, the pills pay homage to our rampant self-medicating habits, and the gold clasp really highlights the bourgeoisie's high-society aspirations.
That, or it's just a fucking expensive purse that may or may not glamorize drug use.
Alas, even if you wanted to, you probably couldn't get your hands on one. They're only releasing 12 (on the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me a $55,000 Row backpack?), and odds are only the fashion elite will be gifted such a rare and luxurious bag.
Lucky them?
What do you think of this backpack?
Photo via david shankbone/Flickr
that is the ugliest thing ever...... why?? just why? smh
they're = they are
seriously ugly... however, my youngling, who knows far more about fashion said " Yuck! maybe if they used some charms of iconic landmarks instead of pills it would be cute... but pills? gross... just gross. it is almost like a tacky give away to a doctor's office from a drug rep. tacky."


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MONROE—The Glenbrook Apaches won the championship in the River Oaks Tournament in Monroe over the weekend.
In Saturday's Championship Game, the Apaches beat the Franklin Academy Cougars, 73-68.
"It was a big win for us," Apache head coach Todd Spurlock said. "We were kind of dead-legged at the end, we had played four games in five days and it kind of took a toll on us. But we played well enough to win."
Cade Spurlock, who led the team with 25 points, turned in a big defensive play to seal the win. With under a minute to play, Spurlock blocked a three-point attempt by Franklin to close out the win.
In addition to Spurlock's 25 points, Maurice Moore scored 21 points and Connor Copeland scored eight. Jalen Patterson added six points.
Glenbrook beat Claiborne Academy, 66-62 on Friday night.
Patterson had a big game as he scored 35 points and pulled down six rebounds to lead the team. Moore dropped in 12 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and had three steals and three blocks. Spurlock added nine points, five rebounds and six assists and Regan Edwards scored six points and had eight rebounds. Copeland added four points and eight boards.
"The scoring was kind of spread out for us, which was good," Spurlock said. "Different kids steps up big and led us in scoring different games. We had a good tournament and I'm proud of the kids and the way they came out and played hard."
The Apaches are now 9-2 on the season and will play next on Tuesday at Riverfield.


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Spinach and Cheese Pizza
Yield: Makes: 4 servings (serving size: 2 slices)
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- Calories: 384
- Fat: 12g
- Saturated fat: 2.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 14g
- Carbohydrate: 63g
- Fiber: 12g
- Cholesterol: 5mg
- Iron: 5mg
- Sodium: 667mg
- Calcium: 176mg
- All-purpose flour and cornmeal
- 1 pound whole-wheat pizza dough, room temperature
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 jumbo onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 10 ounce frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 3 tablespoons goat cheese
- 1. Place an oven rack on lowest position and preheat to 500°F.
- 2. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough into a 14-inch round. Generously sprinkle a baking sheet with cornmeal. Place dough on sheet. Bake until crisp, about 12 minutes.
- 3. Heat oil in a nonstick skillet on medium-high. Add onion, salt and pepper. Cook, stirring, until golden. Add 1/4 cup water, cover and cook on low until soft. Stir in spinach; spoon on crust, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Crumble cheese on top.
- 4. Bake for 5 minutes. Cut into 8 slices. Serve.
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Leafing through the pages – digital or otherwise – of Ad Age, AdFreak, Creativity-Online, or any of the myriad publications committed to brand marketing reporting (the 'good', the 'bad' and 'ugly' side of the industry), you're likely to run into a couple of things. First of all, you're bound to see outsourced "Euro-ads" overexerting their own provocative status (fodder for another post altogether). Secondly, you'll find brands that take their packaging as seriously as they take their creative.
This trend, one that positions product label as ad creative, seems to be gaining steam amongst many prominent brands. Marketers are taking their branding and turning it into something more. Between Five Bells, Coca-Cola and Hennessy Cognac are among the companies that have embraced this concept. Furthermore, in certain cases, they even use their own labels to educate their consumers.
Between Five Bells, a boutique Australian winery, has turned their labels into infographics showing consumers exactly how their product is made.


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Ground mace has a milder flavor than nutmeg, but is bolder in color.
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Scientific Name: Myristica Fragrans
Origin: Indonesia
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Parts Used: Aril
Active Compounds: Volatile oil containing myristicin
Background: Mace comes from the nutmeg tree. It's the outside covering of the seed. The seed itself is considered nutmeg.
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Anyone ever seen extreme cheapskates?
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That show is whack robin lol!
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Yep...dumpster diving is the best *sarcasm*
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The one where the guy ate other peoples leftovers. Omg!!! Crazy, when you actually have money. And the millionar women that dumpster dives.
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Amy, all those names sound fimiliar even yours! Was Pat's mom also a teacher?
Doomsday preppers makes me feel like I'm so unprepared lol
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I've seen the previews for that show. The lady who pees in jars... Really!?
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I'm not sure if she was, but meador is my married name, I'll msg you.
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Ahem, I would just like to clarify that this post has been in my queue for over 2 weeks. Cranquis clearly looks up to me so much that he has assumed my writing ideas for his own blog (let's just forget the fact, as I did, that this was actually his second CYOA post, because his first one was like decades ago in internet-years). Or maybe I'm just the Jekyll to his Hyde…
CHAPTER 1: It's 4:53 on a Friday, and you're wrapping up your last patient visit in clinic. For once, you're running on schedule. Just as you turn the door handle to leave the exam room, your patient says those dreaded words:
Oh, by the way…
If you choose to blow off the BTW and schedule another appointment for your next available time, go to Chapter 6.
If you choose to sit back down and listen to the patient's complaint, go to Chapters 25-28.
CHAPTER 6: Congratulations, patient 3 is dead. He had a massive heart attack in the Wendy's parking lot at 5:58pm on Friday. You will go to his funeral on Monday, just after you meet with your lawyer (see chapter 9).
Patient 1 has been in a holding room in the ER since Sunday morning awaiting placement at a psychiatric hospital after having her very first psychotic break. She was found by police climbing onto the guardrail of an overpass, naked, and yelling at cars.
Patient 2's follow up is scheduled for 3 weeks from Friday. However, he got a little swimmy headed the Wednesday after you saw him and fell in his yard, hitting his head on a birdbath on the way down. His son took him to the ER, where he was found to have a subdural hematoma. Your partner, who was on call, admitted him and found his hemoglobin was 6. To further work up his rectal bleeding, see chapter 7.
Patient 4 could not get a follow up appointment for another 6 months. To find out what happens in 6 months, check Chapter 8.
CHAPTER 7 While in the hospital, your partner, who does a much more thorough physical exam than you usually do, did a rectal exam on your patient. She describes feeling a large "polyp" in the rectal vault, just at the tip of her finger. The exam is also positive for frank blood. Patient 2 had a colonoscopy while in the hospital and was found to have adenocarcinoma of the descending colon and rectum. He had a partial colectomy during that admission and will be starting radiation in a few days.
CHAPTER 8 Patient 4 doesn't remember why she's coming in today. It's been so long since she's seen you! She looks terrible since you saw her last. She's lost weight, she looks pale, and she tells you she had a seizure yesterday. She's never had one before. You check your notes for any clues in her history. You never mentioned the BTW mole. You do a thorough physical, and she's got some concerning neurological changes. You order a CT scan of her brain, and guess what: she has a tumor. A few weeks later, the biopsy comes back: malignant melanoma. She has 5 months to live.
CHAPTER 9 Your lawyer has warned you about the possibility of being sued. You made a big mistake, and you just hope your close relationship with the family is enough to protect you. You go to Patient 3's funeral and meet his wife there. She is upset, of course, but she thanks you for "always taking great care of Bob" and the rest of their family. His death took her by surprise—I mean, he was only 57—but it couldn't have been prevented, right? He never told anyone he didn't feel well…
CHAPTER 25: You resign yourself to the fact that you will not be on time to your kid's basketball game, and you close the door and sit back down. This sounds like it could be serious.
Patient 1 admits that she has been hearing voices for weeks now. They call her a failure and a whore, and they've made her realize that her husband's bad attitude last night had nothing to do with a hard day at work. Obviously, her husband is plotting to kill her. She says must jump off a bridge to escape him. He can't fly, so if she jumps he won't be able to catch her, you see. You admit her to your hospital's psychiatric ward that evening for her own protection and to start her on antipsychotic medication.
CHAPTER 26: Patient 2: After feeling a mass on patient 2's rectal exam, you decide he needs a colonoscopy quick, though his last one 6 years ago was normal. Your nurse has a friend at the local general surgeon's office and manages to get Patient 2 an appointment for a colonoscopy on Monday. They find that he does in fact have colon cancer, and after admitting him to the hospital he receives a blood transfusion for anemia. His prognosis is still not great, but at least you have spared him a head injury.
CHAPTER 27: You get a quick EKG on Patient 3 and find characteristic "tombstones" in leads 2, 3, and aVF. He's having a heart attack. Your nurse gives him some aspirin to chew, a nitroglycerin to put under his tongue, and puts an oxygen mask on him while you call EMS and the cardiologist on-call for the hospital. He receives 2 stents in his coronary arteries just a few hours later. On Monday morning his wife will be waiting for you at your office with her famous caramel cake in hand.
CHAPTER 28: Patient 4 takes her shirt off and reveals a 3 cm purplish-black lesion with asymmetrical irregular borders. It looks suspicious for cancer to you, so you schedule her for a biopsy on Monday. The biopsy results come back next Friday: it's melanoma, but the margins of the biopsy are clear. You caught it early, and it's all gone.
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OMG, wayfaringmd did a spectacular job!!!!! I was giggling about the part where patient #1 was naked and yelling at...
^^^^ I wanna grow up to be her one day.
This is a really awesome post. Reminds me of a potentially really good and moving Scrubs episode.


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