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Gale Boomerang by NatfoeWatch
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The only boomerang from the Zelda series I actually thought looked pretty cool. It is lifesize if you cannot tell from the pic.
What materials did you use?
No way I wish I had one!!!!
Gotta love the construction!
Very nice! If you sold these, you'd be 1: Ultra famous 2: RICH 3: Awesome lol Really great work
does it work?
After all the effort put into making it, I have not really wanted to try throwing it.
Do you sell your props?
This is awesome!
How do you make all this stuff
BEST BOOMERANG EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!RAD Stuff.
How did you make it ? I have been trying it for so long.
The main body is a single piece of wood, but the two gold parts are tooled leather glued down and formed to fit on the curved areas.
This is so unbelievably perfect. Mad props.
Gorgeous in every way! Very inspiring work! What is the gold motif made of?
beautiful!!! i love you artwork
If I could commission you to make one of these, how much would it cost? Hypothetically.
does it come back when u throw it?
Beautiful work! I'm actually playing catch-up right now with all my Zelda games getting ready for Skyward Sword, and I'm just now playing through Twilight Princess and I'm totally in love with the Gale Boomerang. So much so, that I'm considering adding this to my prop building to-do list for the remainder of the year! Great job! If you don't mind me asking, how long (from tip to tip) did yours end up being?
If these were for sale, I'd buy them all. o3o
That is some masterful craftsmanship right there. I can't imagine how long it probably took you to make it, though. xD
That is some masterful craftsmanship right there. I can't imagine how long it probably took you to make it, though. xD
Fantastic work.
woah!how did you make it?!
That is so freakin' awesome But I'm sure you know that.
*is.....completely.......JEALOUS* *steals it and runs away* >w<
Are you just a miracle worker? Everything is wonderfulllllllllllllllll
0,O I want it!!!
Woah, I'm surprised at the attention to detail ya took to make that Gale Boomerang. It's almost as if it was authentic.
Well, I try to get as close as I can to accurate. I actually painted this thing a few times. Each time I didn't like the paintjob I would sand it off and start over again.
So far it looks just as good as in the game. Goes to show ya practice definitely makes perfect.
Awesome you're very talented
That's so cool. Even when I played the game for the first time, it was really great!
oh wow this is just pure awesome
love the detailing
and yes couldnt agree anymore with you that the boomerang was a pretty cool item
love the detailing
and yes couldnt agree anymore with you that the boomerang was a pretty cool item
D: ...........*need*
NICE! I want it! except I live in NY and have no where to really throw it *pouts*
DANG! That's freaking awesome! You should make the Lokomo Sword,that'd be pretty cool too.
Thanks, I have looked into making both the Lokomo Sword and the Four sword. Only I have just been very slow about beginning either of those projects.
wow, nice
it's the real wind boomerange here !!!!!!!!
very beautiful !
very beautiful !
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ASUS Zenbook UX31 (CUX31E-RY010V) Ultrabook
ASUS Zenbook UX31 review: This Ultrabook has the looks and specs, but it's not big on user comfort
- Thin design
- 1600x900 resolution
- 256GB SSD and Core i7 CPU
- Input devices not great
- User friendliness not great
- Keyboard not backlit
Bottom Line
With so much going for it as far as size, build and looks are concerned, it's a shame that the Zenbook UX31 offers a below average user experience. Its input peripherals aren't great, it feels uncomfortable to use and we had to install drivers to get things working properly. technically, it's a good laptop, but it could have been so much better when it comes to user friendliness. We'd probably sit this one out and wait to see what the next models offer.
Price$ 1,999.00 (AUD)
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The ASUS Zenbook UX31 (CUX31E-RY010V) is a 13.3in Ultrabook that holds tremendous appeal, not only because of its looks, but also because of its specifications. It features an Intel Core i7 CPU and a 256GB solid state drive, and it comes with USB 3.0, Ethernet and HDMI (albeit in micro form). However, it's a laptop that has a few issues when it comes to user-friendliness and we're not sure that it's a great unit for those of you who will spend a lot of time typing on it. Furthermore, our out-of-box experience was one of frustration as we had to contend with driver updates to get a couple of the laptop's key components working properly.
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Design and build quality
The Asus Zenbook UX31 has a style that's not all it's own — when you see its profile, the first thing you think of is a MacBook Air. When you open its lid and peer at the keyboard, you also get taken back to Appleland. However, it does attempt to offer a little more of its own character: it has a wonderful 'spin' pattern on its lid and a brushed palm rest. There is a combination air vent and speaker grille along the spine of the chassis and we have to say, the Zenbook supplies better audio output from its speakers than any other ultraportable laptop that we've reviewed to date. The speakers still produce distortion at high volume levels, but overall, you can definitely enjoy listening to music through this laptop's speakers.
The profile of the Zenbook UX31 is around 18mm thick at the rear and it tapers towards the front, where it troubles the measuring tape at just 3mm. That is with the lid closed. When you open the lid, the front of the laptop is only 1mm thick and it's also square. This is a problem when typing because the chassis just digs into your wrists and makes things painful. It's especially so if you use it low in your lap or on a relatively high desk. This review was typed while this reviewer was sitting on the couch. While only three paragraphs deep, this reviewers wrists already sported lines from the edge of the chassis, much like a face temporarily embossed with marks from an uncomfortable pillow case. If you type with your wrists slightly raised, then the chassis won't be bothersome, but we'd love to see ASUS work its design magic on some rounded edges for future models of this Ultrabook.
Metal construction makes the Zenbook rigid. It displays some flex when you forcibly bend its chassis, but it will easily withstand the rigours of everyday travel and the occasional knock. Survival is aided by the lack of a spinning hard drive, with the only moving part in this ultraportable laptop being its extraction fan. This fan gets a little loud when the system is under a full load, but we didn't find it annoying at all. The chassis can get noticeably warm after long periods of usage, and depending on the tasks you are performing and how hard the laptop is working, this heat can become uncomfortable. Furthermore, the aluminium chassis acts as a heat sink of sorts and heat can be felt along the sides of the keyboard and on the right palm rest. But during regular Web surfing and light document creation tasks, it should remain comfortably cool.
The screen is also rigid and balanced against the chassis in such a way that allows the lid to be opened with one hand without the chassis lifting up off the table. However, the hinges don't do a great job of holding the screen in place when it's tilted approximately two thirds of the way back. There is a point where the screen just drops back on its own when the laptop is moved and this can be frustrating when you're trying to get the viewing just right. After all, the glossy screen may be very bright (it has a rating of 450 nits), but its vertical viewing angles are similar to most other mainstream laptops on the market — they are very narrow.
We're not sure if it's by design or not, but the ports on the sides of the Zenbook UX31 (two USB ports and a power port) maintain loose connections. When charging the laptop, the adapter's plug wriggled around a lot and popped out quite easily. We had to be mindful of it when moving the laptop. Luckily, there is an indicator light on the plug that's green when it's not plugged in and charging the laptop, and amber when it's plugged in and charging the laptop. USB cables and thumb drives also sat very loosely, but we didn't have any problems with lost connections, just problems with our peace of mind.
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Amazon with Wren Storage has the Dewalt DPG54-1C Protector Clear High Performance Lightweight Protective Safety Glasses with Wraparound Frame for $2.37 with free shipping.
Deal has expired
$1.75 shipping when I checked
I see the price as $2.47 +S/H
Safety glasses? These are good for styling at night clubs...
$6.78 now and no free shipping.
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I need to display advertisement only on main page of my website (example.com). I've set up a root_url to posts controller:
map.root :controller => "posts", :action => "index"
I have global layout and I want to place in that view IF statement. The problem is that I have no idea how to check that root_url is displaying in certain moment.


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NGHH - Pigpen Vs Blest
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Rated 4 / 5 stars
vote goes to pigpen
verse 1 - decent articulation, don't know what a backpack rapper is
verse 2 - he sounds mad, it made him talk too fast instead of rapping
verse 3 - dead baby, fannypacks, burnt cds for parents
verse 4 - turn down your microphone and stop talking fast angrily
vote goes to pigpen, would have been better with the animal backing track
Rated 5 / 5 stars
cause I like to be different.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
although i find pigpen hilarious, blest actually came off pretty good on this. i was surprised. way better battles than last series.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is the fucking best shit I've heard from you, ever! You've improved so much, you KILLED this track HARD. Incredible rhyme schemes and an OD of swag to match. Great job, blew Pen out of the water!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Love both these guys so much. XD
PiGPEN was hilarious, again.
Blest has changed a LOT since his last battle against Wyze.
Lyrics: PiGPEN
Flow: Blest
- Nice ranting flow.
Style: Blest
- Noticed a change in Blest in this battle.
Categories: 2-1 Blest
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Heads Up 124 - Highfather by SeanRMWatch
©2014-2016 SeanRM
The day came when Izaya the Inheritor grew weary of the endless war that killed his people and slowly burnt New Genesis into a wasteland. He cast off his armor and weapons, and sought a new path free of the cycle of bloodshed. Encountering the Source itself, he returned from his soul searching reborn as Highfather.
I knew going in what I wanted to do with Highfather. I am pretty pleased with how he turned out. The only thing I really added was scars on his face and fingers, signs of his past life.
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Presidential Address: Industry Location, Economic Development Incentives, and Clusters
In his Presidential Address, Professor Woodward uses South Carolina's economic development experience as a case study of significant challenges in regional development. The state has re-industrialized and emerged as a leader in attracting capital investment through generous financial incentives, after watching the demise of its major industry cluster (textiles and apparel) since the 1970s. The address argues that regional science research continues to advance our understanding of regional policies promoting industrial location. He urges caution regarding development incentives as a regional strategy. Instead, emerging research suggests that stronger agglomeration and cluster-based strategies are better suited to promote contemporary economic development.
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UpValley Family Centers served 1,879 families in 2015.
85% of families served reported positive results from referrals to resources.
100% of uninsured children who visited our centers were connected to health insurance.
471 households received free tax preparation assistance.
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The 25-year-old ran away with victory via a crucial birdie that she managed to sink from an awkward spot on the green, before taking an even par on the final hole to card a two-under 70 on the last day of the season-ending tournament.
That birdie followed two earlier and an eagle on the par-five fifth hole as she regained composure after a double-bogey at the third.
The win is Choi's second this year and supplements an outstanding 2012 LPGA campaign during which she also US Women's Open, was worth $500,000 and took her total prize money for the season to $1.9 million.
Ryu was tied for the lead with Choi for the first 13 holes, until a three-putt bogey on the 14th relegated her to second, the position she stayed for the rest of the round.
The Rookie of the Year award winner finished with a 70 for 276.
Inbee Park won the money title and the Vare Trophy for lowest scoring average.
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'Doo-Doo The Clown' Springs Into Action When He Sees a Man Going Nuts [Video]
Two Toronto women's lives may have been saved by a clown. A clown named 'Doo-Doo'.
Two Toronto women's lives may have been saved by a clown. A clown named 'Doo-Doo'.
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You know what's pretty awesome? The fact that we can just click play on a video and watch people cooler than us strap Go-Pro cameras to their heads and do badass stuff POV style. This is an outstanding example.
James Kingston is a badass. He climbed up the Eiffel Tower with nothing to protect him from falling to his death but his bare hands and his solid titanium balls. At one point, he takes a leisurely stroll from one corner of the tower to another, while holding on to nothing at all.
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Since then, Noah has gotten back on track, graced the cover of Men's Health as the "2014 Ultimate Men's Health Guy" and was even a contestant on Dancing With the Stars! Noah is now doing motivational speaking, which is the reason he was in town this morning. He'll be speaking at the Mary Free Bed Foundation Gala.
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The Bachelor
By Marie Ferrarella
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Chapter OneElaine Winthrop Hall hooked her Donna Karan-clad arm through her daughter's, and accompanied her into the living room. Jenny knew her mother was trying hard to keep from commenting on Jenny's shapeless sweatshirt and her small apartment.
Jenny called the room cozy; her mom called it tiny, pointing out that she had bigger walk-in closets. But square-footage meant nothing to Jenny.
Neither, her mother was always quick to interject, did prestige, breeding and other people's opinions. People who counted.
Elaine's perfectly made-up eyes slanted a glance at the small four-year-old boy who sat on the carpet in the middle of the room, silently playing with an imaginary friend. Jenny knew Cole was the reason she'd come to these crammed quarters, to once more try to talk some sense into her "obstinate" daughter's head.
The woman didn't have to speak for Jenny to know what was on her mind. It was all fine and good to let your heart rule once in a while, she'd say, but that should involve the matter of men over the height of three feet, not small "anchors" that would only get in the way of the family's best-laid plans for the future of their only daughter.
Elaine finally spoke, modulating her voice to something that could pass as a stage whisper. "He's not your problem, Jennifer," she insisted not for the first time. "He's not your responsibility."
It had been a very long, very stressful day, following on the heels of other equally long, equally stressful days. Jenny surprised herself by finding an untapped vein of patience. She always tried to keep an ample supply under the heading of "Mother," but she'd been pretty certain that she'd exhausted the allotment on their last visit.
Nice to know some of the patience had managed to regenerate itself.
"He is not a problem," Jenny told her mother softly but firmly. "And he is my responsibility. I gave my word to a dying woman."
This was not news to her mother. Jenny had already said as much several times over when she'd explained to both of her parents why she was adopting the once sunny child. Jenny studied her mother's perfectly made-up face, searching for a hint that the milk of human kindness was not a myth, but existed within the breast of the woman she, despite so many shortcomings, really did love.
She tried again. For the umpteenth time. "What would you have me do, Mother, go back on that? Go back on my word? You were the one who taught me to honor my commitments, remember?"
The woman sighed. "To honor them, yes, but you keep this up and you'll be the one being committed. To an institution." She glanced again at the little boy and shook her head. "There are places for children like Cole. Lots of people would love to adopt him. He's still viable."
"Viable?" Jenny stared at her mother in disbelief.
"He's not a plant, Mother, he's a little boy. A little boy who's been through a great deal, who saw his mother die." What did it take for her mother to finally get it? She was Cole's last chance. If she couldn't get through that protective wall he'd constructed around himself, no one could. "You want me to run out on him, too?"
Elaine pressed her lips together. Jenny knew her mother didn't like coming off as a villainness, but the woman had been shaped by decades of adhering to rules and regulations about what was permissible and proper, all of which prevented her from even leaning toward her daughter's side.
Casting the boy a glance, the older woman said, "I'm not saying run out on him exactly, just give him to a family. A traditional family." Jenny knew that her mother had never approved of one-parent families. In Elaine Hall's world, you began with a husband and wife, then you introduced children into the setting. Anything else was unpardonable. Her mother had nearly had apoplexy when she'd told her about adopting Cole.
"You know, Jenny," the woman continued, "You're not SuperWoman."
Jenny hated having limits applied to her, hated all the rules her mother lived by. They were like something from another century. "Just because you don't want me to be doesn't mean it's not so."
Elaine paused, looked at her oddly, then shook her head. "You always could confuse me with your rhetoric."
Jenny grinned. "Call it a self-defense mechanism." Her stomach rumbled, reminding her that she'd skipped lunch and the dinner hour had already arrived and was in jeopardy of leaving. "If you wanted to browbeat me, Mother, you could have e-mailed."
Her mother frowned, transforming her attractive face into a weary one. "What I want is for my daughter to find her rightful place in the world."
Translation, Jenny thought, what her mother deemed to be a rightful place. They were worlds apart when it came to that. Her mother didn't approve of Jenny's career, her apartment, her almost monastic lifestyle. Not that the latter had much appeal for her, either, but until they found a way to create more hours in the day, dating and men were just going to have to stay on the back burner.
Jenny tried to keep her voice cheerful. "News flash, I have."
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Highland golf team wins fourth consecutive title
GRANGER — The Highland High School girls golf team, coached by Mary Becker and assistant coach Bonnie Gomez, won its fourth consecutive Suburban League Tournament Sept. 17.
The team was led by senior Jessica Porvasnik (68) and Jessica McRae (69), according to district officials. The girls won by 35 strokes over Green High School. The team score of 298 is the third lowest in Medina County history, according to district officials. Rachel Horvath (80) and Chloe McKinzie (81) rounded out the scoring for the team, who have won the last seven league tournaments by an average of 46.9 strokes, according to district officials.
Shown above, from left, are: (kneeling) Hallie Schuld, Horvath, McRae, Porvasnik, McKinzie and Megan Phillips; and (standing) Becker, Anatasia Lindeman, Maria Aslanis, Devon Dubiel, Annie Phillips, Karly Alexander and Gomez.
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I'm looking to replace a mouse and found one that I really like on my other machine. It has drivers for Windows XP and Vista. Will it work okay on Windows 7?
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Mice do not need drivers; all a mouse driver adds is functionality for extra buttons.
Vista drivers should work fine on Windows 7.
In general, everything that works on Windows XP and Windows Vista will continue working on Windows 7.
It depends more on whether you're running the 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows 7. If it's the 64-bit version, you will need 64-bit drivers. 32-bit versions will use the same 32-bit drivers.
But even if you can't find drivers, that won't keep your mouse from working. Windows has had built-in support for mice for quite a few versions now. Windows 2000 introduced native support for vertical scroll wheels, and up to 5 buttons are recognized right out of the box (left, right, middle, X button 1, X button 2).
The only thing you'll lose without drivers are the extra whiz-bang features of your mouse, the ones most people don't use anyway.
There's no reason your mouse won't work in Windows 7. If you provide a model number, we can tell you if there are specific drivers for it. Even without drivers, all core functionality (left, right, wheel, etc...) should work fine. For extra functionality, we'd need to know more info.


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The Google logo of the day is quite an impressive array of coloured balls that will move around the screen according to where you take your mouse. Put like that, it doesn't sound that impressive, we've all done that online at some point – but take note, Flash is not involved in anyway of the moving of the balls.
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MSN Cash in on new online advertising
Over the last couple of weeks I've noticed MSN cashing in on high visibility ads on their home page. When MSN is viewed in Internet Explorer the new form of advertising now surrounds the site content.
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Michael Martin interviewed Robert Pattinson for the October 2008 issue of Interview Magazine (with James Franco on the cover). Here's the article and a new pic of Robert striking a sexy pose with his pants hanging off his hips:
– Alert the tabloids: Harry Potter actor linked to drug house! Twenty-two-year-old Robert Pattinson fondly recalls his time living in a "cool little ex-crack den" in London with best friend Tom Sturridge. He's joking (we think) about their bad behavior as struggling young actors. "We spent the better part of a year just getting drunk every night," Pattinson admits. "I don't know if that counts as 'struggling.'" After the debauchery ended, Pattinson co-starred as Cedric Diggory in two Harry Potter movies. A former child model–he posed professionally from ages 12 to 15 ("when I stopped looking like a girl")–Pattinson has been dubbed "the next Jude Law" in the British press. "I don't really see the similarity," he says. One opportunity to break out comes via next year's Little Ashes, a Spanish drama in which Pattinson stars as the young Salvador Dali. But first, there's the vampire thriller Twilight, based on the popular teen books, in which Pattinson plays Edward, a 108-year-old bloodsucker in love with a high school girl. Horror fans are already stalking him. "It's funny," Pattinson says, "because teenage girls would say,' Oh my God, you're Cedric!' It switched in a week to 'Oh, my God, it's Edward!' Allegiances change to freely in the teen-girl world."
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I see a lot of posts about how much LOs don't like the stretches and exercises. DD was the same way. It was easy when she was a newborn, but then she started to resist and fuss. We were told to always stop and give her a break, distract her with toys etc., then resume exercises but only if she was willing. PT said it was counterproductive to keep going when she resisted or cried. We ended up doing a lot of stretches when she was sleeping or getting her to turn her head on her own by having her track toys that have lights and music. This has worked really well for us.
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colleagues in the aftermath of last week's disastrous tsunami. Through
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We were supposed to go back to TEXAS for our summer gathering but my mom and brother talked me out of it. We were supposed to go to Six Flags but it was around 105 degrees so we planned a last minute vacation to Breckenridge. We have been there in the winter but never in the summer - WE LOVED IT! We hiked, did the Peak 8 fun park ( Meg has some nice elbow and knee strawberries from the alpine slide) and we went White Water Rafting. The temperatures were awesome. We also did some amazing eating - of course. If ever in Breckenridge - we LOVED Empire Burger and the cheese fries. We actually ate there twice. We had great pizza a Giempietros and a great meal at the Motherloaded Tavern. Daylight Donuts was highly recommended for breakfast but we never got up early enough. We did however manage to stop by Mary's Mountain Cookies at least three of our nights while walking around Main Street.
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Right now at the price of 0.0053 the stock is up 32.5% since the bottom on March 25th. Its been a slow and steady gainer but generally over the past few month SVFC tends to make gains. And in march and April the stock began to have a positive crossover on its Monthly time period stochastic. this rally is not over by along shot. Know one knows when but eventually this stock is going to eventually have made it all the way back up to like a dollar a share it might get a buy out from a larger company the future is un written but generally the trend for the first 6 months of this year seems to be its going to be gaining value. in the second half of this year it might either gain more or edge lower. its anyone's guess.
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Children's Health
Kids, Time for Milk and ... Bacteria!
Hatakka and colleagues conclude the results support the notion that probiotics are "an easy and acceptable method" for preventing common, transmissible illnesses among children.
Though not overwhelming, the results are intriguing enough that larger, longer studies should be conducted, writes Christine Wanke, MD, associate professor of medicine at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston.
Wanke, who wrote an editorial accompanying the study, suggests that future studies should attempt to determine the best probiotic for kids because there may be other beneficial bacteria that work just as well or better.
One of the most encouraging findings of the study is that kids who drank the bacteria-laced milk experienced no serious adverse effects.
But that does not mean that all probiotics are safe and effective, according to another expert.
"All this study tells us is that Lactobacillus GG, if you put it in milk, will reduce the risk of kids getting sick in day care centers," says John A. Vanderhoof, MD, who spoke with WebMD about the study.
In his study, Vanderhoof, of the University of Nebraska, found that Lactobacillus GGused as a probiotic reduced the incidence of diarrhea in children on antibiotics by two-thirds. He says the only side effects he has ever seen is a small percentage of children experiencing constipation from the bacteria.
"There are some other strains that are more gas producers and will give people more problems with gas -- each one of them is different -- but there don't seem to be any serious or severe effects," says Vanderhoof.
He says the U.S. is lagging behind Europe and Asia in research into probiotics for both kids and adults.
"If you go to Germany you can probably choose from 10 different probiotic yogurts," Vanderhoof says. "We have very few of them here, and it's going to take some time for us to catch up."


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The original BCS busters: Looking back at Utah's Fiesta Bowl championship season
A game-changer
Meyer recalled two moments that helped bring it all together. Both involved Fifita. Meyer explained that he and Fifita didn't get along initially. They had issues. Meyer was constantly on him because he didn't think Fifita was a good teammate and added that there were also classroom issues.
Things changed, however, following an emotional team meeting known as "the bleeding," where players told their stories. Meyer remembers walking down the aisle afterwards and Fifita extending his hand. He looked at the coach and thanked him.
"That was a game-changer," Meyer said before telling another story that he shares with his teams every year.
It took place in late June 2004 when Meyer was talking to Scalley while walking to his car. Scalley said he had to run to a team cookout that he had organized with Fifita. It was something they had been doing every week.
"That's when I got in my car all choked up," said Meyer, who then made a prediction to his wife, Shelley. "If we don't screw this thing up, we're going to win every game we play."
And they did.
Beginning with a 41-21 win over Texas A&M, Utah rolled to victories over Arizona (23-6), Utah State (48-6), Air Force (49-35), New Mexico (28-7), North Carolina (46-16), UNLV (63-28), San Diego State (51-28). Wyoming (45-28) and BYU (52-21) to crack the BCS and earn a trip to the Fiesta Bowl.
The Utes trailed only once — 14-0 to Air Force — en route to perfection.
Because there are so many variables involved in going undefeated — such as injuries and other issues that must be dealt with along the way — Meyer said he never felt comfortable until the final few seconds after the memorable hook-and-ladder play in the Fiesta Bowl win over Pitt.
As for the journey, Meyer's favorite time came when the Utes locked up their BCS bid with a lopsided victory against BYU in the regular-season finale at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
"Seeing people rush the field after we beat the Team Down South," Meyer said. "That was the best moment."
Smith sported a sombrero after the victory as the Utes and their fans celebrated in front of Fiesta Bowl officials. Smith went on to become the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL draft and now plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.
"Every guy in that locker room played for each other and we played for the singular focus," said Smith, who was the featured speaker at Utah's commencement in May. "We wanted to be the school to break up the BCS. We wanted to be the school that proved we could play with anybody."
The Utes, he continued, were determined to show that the BCS setup was not only unfair but kind of wrong.
"I think we all felt that way and that was our focus — that we could run the table and be the first school to do that," Smith said at the press conference prior to his graduation address.
Because of that selflessness and everybody playing for each other and having one goal, he added, they were able to accomplish it.
A perfect finish
Smith noted that the Fiesta Bowl was like the perfect finish.
"I can still remember standing on that field down there in Arizona and looking around," he said. "That stadium was 80 percent red and just how special it was, the support we had."
Scalley remembers that the pregame festivities seemed to last forever. When the team returned to the field after ita initial warm-up, it saw a sea of red in the stands.
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India: Here's what Goldman Sachs missed in its controversial Narendra Modi assessment
Q&A: The firm argues Modi as India's prime minister would spur growth. Indian investment broker Shankar Sharma begs to differ.
The world's greatest athlete will take his final bow this month…
…and more than a billion people will stop everything to watch.
Yunus flays Bangladesh's 'destruction' of Grameen Bank
The bill passed by parliament late Tuesday tightens the government's grip on the bank set up to fight poverty, and brings it under ever closer control of the central bank.
152 soldiers sentenced to death for Bangladesh Rifles mutiny
Another 157 others were given life sentences, while another 200 were given sentences up to 14 years in prison.
What does the (South Asian) man say?
A new film series examines the struggles of men in Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and India.
New clashes on final day of Bangladesh strike
At least 17 people have been killed since Friday when the opposition began a push to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to quit.
Fresh violence erupts across crisis-hit Bangladesh
Fresh violence erupted across Bangladesh on Monday, leaving at least four people dead as rival party activists clashed on the second day of a strike amid a mounting political crisis.
Bangladesh orphans vent grief, six months after garment factory tragedy
Relatives marking the anniversary of the April 24 tragedy, one of the world's worst industrial disasters, said they had still to receive any compensation.
Why India and Pakistan must be united on health care
Commentary: Not surprisingly, India and Pakistan have nuclear bombs but few vaccines for insect-borne tropical diseases.
Cyclone Phailin: How India's government saved countless lives
Despite the devastation, things could have been far worse if not for good decisions and disaster management.
Cambodia's flooding brings specter of disease
Each year rivers swell, lakes expand and villages sink beneath soupy brown waters. This year's flooding is particularly miserable.
Do 'rapidly breeding' Rohingya Muslims really threaten Myanmar's Buddhist identity?
Amid pogroms, Harvard researchers say the 'Rohingya menace' is Myanmar's version of Reagan's 'welfare queen' folk tale.
Bangladesh garment factory fire kills as many as 10
Most of the 3,000 employees had left for home when fire broke out inside a garment factory near the capital Dhaka.
Bangladesh sentences opposition leader Chowdhury to death for war crimes
An opposition parliamentarian charged with four counts of genocide and other war crimes during Bangladesh's 1971 war with Pakistan received the death sentence.
'Made in Myanmar' clothing, coming to a mall near you
But can this troubled nation avoid Bangladesh-style factory horrors?
One killed as Bangladesh Islamists protest leader's death penalty
At least one man is dead after violence at protests against the death sentence given to one of Bangladesh's most senior Islamist figures for crimes committed during the 1971 war of independence.
Death penalty for Islamist leader sparks riots in Bangladesh
Islamists took to the streets of Bangladesh on Tuesday to protest after one of the top leaders of the Jamaat-e-Islami party was sentenced to death.
Islamist leader's death sentence sparks riots in Bangladesh (PHOTOS)
Bangladesh's supreme court sentenced Islamist leader Abdul Quader Molla, of Jamaat-e-Islami, to death on Tuesday, sparking riots across the country.
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A tragic end game for Myanmar's freed democracy advocates
Youth interrupted: Underage, illiterate breadwinners
Inside Myanmar's Dickensian child labor economy.
Yet again, Myanmar rape allegations spark anti-Muslim riots
Buddhists behaving badly: As villagers rampage, Burmese monks sow fear of rapacious Muslim men.
India lags behind neighboring Bangladesh in reducing child mortality
India represents a fifth of the world's under-5 deaths and is considered unlikely to hit its UN Millennium Development Goal — while the story is very different in Bangladesh, as Gl
Endemic corruption in Bangladesh is leaving children dead in the street
Commentary: The country is at a tipping point regarding violence, safety and labor conditions.
Bangladesh court declares top Islamist party illegal
Bangladesh's main Islamist party was banned from contesting next year's election for breaching the country's secular constitution.
Riots, executions and war crimes: Bangladesh's political violence, explained
Forty years later, Bangladesh confronts crimes committed during its battle for independence.
What we're protesting today
Anti-gay protesters in Haiti, Filipinos burning an effigy of President Aquino and Bulgarians really have staying power.
Bangladesh Islamist Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid to be executed for 1971 war crimes
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Indian government finally acts against acid attacks
India's government has finally moved to limit sales of the chemicals used in acid attacks. Why has it taken so long?
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Human rights activists say the highly anticipated legislation doesn't do enough to protect workers.
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Gas Prices Continue To Rise, U.S. Average Reaches $2.45
With Memorial Day in the past, some were hoping gas prices would drop. They haven't. What's going on?
With Memorial Day in the past, some were hoping gas prices would drop. They haven't. What's going on?
With Swine Flu possibly threatening global economy recovery, oil futures fell 4.5% to $49.25 a barrel today. That's good news for those of us planning to ride out the Swine Flupocalpyse in our cars. [Marketwatch]
Juan Zamora pumped $26 of gas into his 1994 Chevy Camaro at his regular Conoco just like any other normal day. The only problem is his Paypal debit card recorded a transaction of $81,400,836,908.
The price of gasoline's certainly lower than the record highs of this past summer. But are they low enough?
Despite lower gas prices in November, demand for SUVs has faded while sales of pickup trucks have rebounded strongly. Somehow, the spike in gas prices didn't make pickup trucks uncool. Why? Utility.
OPEC today announced it will cut daily oil production by 2.2 million barrels, a response to the shrinking price of gas. And how did the market respond to the news? Crude is down.
Toyota is basing its production plans on projections that US gas prices could rise as high as $5.00 a gallon as soon as 2015. The Japanese automaker also believes the full-size truck market will experience a significant recovery in the near future. Despite demand for its fuel-efficient Prius hybrid reaching an…


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Shelley Rigger has written an excellent introduction to a place that not only is significant in its own right, but also illustrates how the rise of China and Asia's democratization are now linked. (The Weekly Standard)
For anyone who wants to truly understand the origins of modern day Taiwan and its relationship with the world, Shelley Rigger's new book is a must-read. Rigger crafts a concise and insightful volume that is accessible to scholars and non-academic readers alike. As well as addressing the crucial question of why Taiwan is important to the United States, she chronicles the island's deep political split and helps the reader understand the complexities surrounding the different factions at work. Through Rigger's insightful observations, it is easy to understand why the small island of Taiwan has survived and thrived. (Taiwan Insights.com 2011-07-19)
Shelley's newest volume, Why Taiwan Matters, offers a comprehensive and engaging introduction to a country that exercises a role in the world far greater than its tiny size would indicate. (Davidsonnews.Net)
Throughout Why Taiwan Matters, Rigger portrays Taiwan as a complex, rich and sophisticated country, so much so that the idea it could conceivably not matter becomes a ridiculous one. And the feeling of affront and incredulity that one gets while reading the final chapter is more than powerful enough to drive the point home. An excellent and well-researched cultural/political breakdown of Taiwanese society, this book is not only interesting but thoroughly enjoyable, and also manages to turn the reader into a fervent polemicist—a remarkable feat in just over 200 pages.
(The Wild East 2011-08-14)
Rigger's well-written and engaging book highlights the strength and vitality of Taiwan's economic and political miracle, but it also shows its inherent vulnerabilities and challenges on the world stage. Why should the U.S. care about Taiwan? The answers to this question are complex and provocative, and leave the reader with a sense of the challenge that diplomats and security analysts face in maintaining a stable U.S.-PRC-Taiwan relationship. For these reasons, Ms. Rigger's book is highly recommended for those interested in current U.S. security affairs and East Asian geopolitics. (National Strategy Forum Review)
Why Taiwan Matters performs a useful service in outlining Taiwan's signal contributions to democratic development and its crucial role in the international economy. At a time when so much of the world's focus seems to be riveted on China, the book provides a case for why Taiwan also deserves attention. (Taiwan Business Topics)
Describing Taiwan as a 'key global player' despite its small size, Rigger looks at the country's political and economic achievements, paying particular attention to the way it has managed its relations with China and the United States. (Survival)
Rigger delivers a very important and frequently overlooked argument, namely that there is growing consensus in Taiwan about the desire to conduct trade with mainland China, while staving off political negotiations with Beijing that could undermine Taiwan's hard-won system of democratic government and political independence. (Taiwan Review)
Taiwan is the quiet success story that no one ever heard of, but there's no one better than Shelley Rigger to reveal why it deserves to be noticed. She knows the society from the inside out and has a deep sympathy for its people. Her account is always balanced and keeps an eye on why Taiwan really is important for the United States. (Richard C. Bush, director, Center for East Asia Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution)
This lively look at Taiwan is a superb primer for those who should know more about the island's successes and an entertaining review of political, economic, security, and societal developments for specialists. Bringing to bear a wealth of knowledge and experience, Rigger vividly evokes the forces that have allowed Taiwan to survive and thrive through difficult times. Her insight into the significance of Taiwan's democracy, free market, cultural dynamics, generational change, cross-Strait ties, and participation in the international community are persuasive and valuable. (Nancy Bernkopf Tucker, Georgetown University)
What a delight! Rigger offers a masterfully crafted volume―part paean, part history, part ethnography, and part prescription―that brims with insight to an island and observations about a people she has come to know intimately but writes of with a critical perspective and affection. Vivid prose and Rigger's faultless eye for the telling detail yields a splendid volume that is sure to appeal to the uninformed first-time visitor as well as the seasoned analyst seeking to fill gaps in understanding. (Alan M. Wachman, Tufts University)


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A ship carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States became the first LNG carrier to pass through the enlarged Panama Canal on Monday.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has created a dedicated team to monitor violations of coastwise shipping rules as supporters tout the Jones Act's homeland security benefits.
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Nick Thune
|Nick Thune
Performing at the UCB Theater in Los Angeles, January 2010
|Nicholas Ivan Thune
December 8, 1979
Seattle, Washington, U.S.
|Actor, comedian, musician
Nicholas Ivan "Nick" Thune (born December 8, 1979) is an American actor, comedian, and musician.
Thune was born in Seattle, Washington,[1] to parents Erik and Cindy Thune. He has one sister and twin brothers. At age 24, Thune moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career in stand up and has been gaining popularity. He has performed on The Tonight Show eight times, and was featured in a Comedy Central Presents special in 2007.[2] Aside from numerous stand up gigs, he has also had roles in the movies Knocked Up and Unaccompanied Minors.[1]
In February 2009, Thune performed at the DTD Reality concert at the University of Southern California.[3]
Thune's debut album Thick Noon was released on February 23, 2010 by Comedy Central Records.[1]
Thune was cast as a lead in the 2010 NBC pilot for Beach Lane starring opposite Matthew Broderick.[4] However, the pilot was not picked up as a series.[5] He has since made guest appearances on the comedy programs Traffic Light and Happy Endings in 2011, and Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 in 2012.
- ^ a b c "Nick Thune's podcast appearances on Earwolf". Earwolf.com. 2011-05-05. Retrieved 2013-06-26.
- ^ "Nick Thune | Stand-Up Comedian | Comedy Central Stand-Up". Comedians.jokes.com. Retrieved 2013-06-26.
- ^ "Nick Thune biography, news, pictures, videos | Write a letter to Nick Thune". Loudletters.com. Retrieved 2013-06-26.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie. "Nick Thune Enters NBC's 'Beach Lane'". Deadline.com. Retrieved 2013-06-26.
- ^ "NBC Cancels Matthew Broderick Pilot, 'Beach Lane' – BWWTVWorld". Tv.broadwayworld.com. Retrieved 2013-06-26.
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ISSUE Project Room plays a vital role in NYC's cultural ecology, facilitating the commission and premiere of new works and presenting a diverse array of artists working across and between the disciplines of sound, dance, film, performance and literature. Programming places an emphasis on bringing recognition to creative practitioners whose important contributions to the artistic field are underrepresented, often as a result of the artists' gender, sexuality, or geographic location. Through the cultivation of innovative new work, ISSUE performs an essential research and development function that fosters a dynamic influx of ideas into the local, national, and international creative landscape.
"Little Carnegie…it cultivates a studied unpredictability…"
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ISSUE's original East Village location, 2003.
Steve Buscemi and Suzanne Fiol at the Gowanus Silo, 2006.
The Old American Can Factory, 2008.
Our Story
Since its inception in 2003 under the guiding vision of late founder Suzanne Fiol, ISSUE Project Room has maintained a flexible and ephemeral relationship with space and geography, occupying temporary homes including a garage in the East Village, a silo on the Gowanus Canal, and a third-floor loft in a former canning factory. In turn, ISSUE's artistic programming and participating community have both mirrored and defined the small, intimate, and out-of-the-way nature of its occupied spaces.
In 2008, ISSUE was awarded a long-term lease on a theater space in the historic 110 Livingston Street building in Downtown Brooklyn. Offering a centralized location and an audience capacity more than double that of any previous space ISSUE had occupied, the new theater has helped facilitate a degree of publicity and awareness unique for our community of under-recognized artists.
In 2012, ISSUE completed a City-funded capital campaign to carry out necessary renovations to bring the space to code and adapt it for multidisciplinary performance. Working with NYC's Department of Design and Construction, and architect WORKac, renovations began in February 2015, with a grand re-opening anticipated in late 2017. Once renovated, the space will serve as Brooklyn's first permanent home for experimental art and function as a critical catalyst for the cultural revitalization of Downtown Brooklyn.
- Zev Greenfield, Executive Director
- Patrick Grenier, Development Director
- Nick Scavo, Marketing & Communications Director
- Corinne Daniel, Operations Director
- Bob Bellerue, Tech Director
Board of Directors
- Jeanne Lutfy, Board President
Halstead Property, LLC
- Jeremy Hurewitz, Vice President
Consultant/Musician; Gerson Lehrman Group
- Sarah Garvey, Secretary
Communications Consultant; Assoc. Director, Publicity, BAM
- Margo Somma, Treasurer
- Marianne Berry
Managing Director, Auriemma Consulting Group
- Marcus Brauer
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Actor and Director
- R. Luke DuBois
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- Kathleen Forde
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- Paul Auster
- William Basinski
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- Jim Jarmusch
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- Tony Conrad (1940-2016)
- Lawrence "Butch" Morris (1947-2013)
Theater and Renovation
Originally built in 1926 as the headquarters for the Benevolent & Protective Order of the Elks, the building features a limestone and terra cotta facade, with Renaissance-revival style features including balustrades, egg-and-dart ornamentation, Corinthian columns, and a 4,800 sq ft. theater space with 40-foot vaulted ceilings and rare perfect acoustics for chamber ensembles. In 1940, the building was converted to serve as the New York City Board of Education headquarters. In 2003, the City of New York sold the building to Two Trees Management LLC. Through a program of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, the theater space on the ground floor was reserved for use by a nonprofit cultural organization for 20 years. ISSUE Project Room was competitively selected and signed the lease in December 2008. In 2012, ISSUE moved programs and operations to the theater.
The first phase of ISSUE's renovation project designed by WORK Architecture Company broke ground in February of this year. When fully completed in late 2017, the highly flexible space will have a 200-seat capacity. It will feature enhanced acoustic and theater systems, and new MEP and HVAC and life safety systems. It also will contain a new greenroom/recording studio, a lobby with a box office and concessions, and ISSUE's administrative offices. The space and will be available for nonprofit rentals, recording projects and private events. In June 2015 the renovation project was granted an Award for Excellence in Design from the Public Design Commission of the City of New York.
"One of the warmest and best-sounding venues in New York."
Suzanne Fiol (5/9/60 – 10/5/09)
Founder & Artistic Director
Suzanne Fiol was an extraordinary spirit, a force of nature and a prominent figure in the visual and performing arts worlds. As both a visionary artist and the founder of ISSUE Project Room, she created one of New York City's premiere destinations for experimental culture and avant-garde performing arts— a legacy that will resonate for decades to come.