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Romulus Augustulus (Romulus the "little Augustus") lived during Roman times. He is named after Romulus Augustulus (r. 475-476), a child emperor of the Western Roman Empire. He has claimed to be this emperor rendered immortal. He was known as Tyrannus. His codename is Latin for "tyrant", "absolute ruler" and "usurper". The term originates from the Greek term tyrrannos/turranos (τύραννος) for a ruler who seizes control of a city-state and rules in an absolute manner. The word originally had no value judgement for these men. A couple of centuries later, Plato and Aristotle defined it as "one who rules without law, looks to his own advantage rather than that of his subjects, and uses extreme and cruel tactics -- against his own people as well as others".
In any case, Tyrannus was an exceptional scientist far ahead of his peers. He claimed he was a sorcerer and used his scientific knowledge to support his claims.
Merlin exiled Tyrannus to Subterranea; a place that contained a network of caves and tunnels miles below the surface of the Earth. There was already a race of orange-skinned semi-humanoid race of beings living in Subterranea. These semi-humanoid beings were primitive and it was an easy thing for Tyrannus to convince them he was a superior being worthy of being worshiped by them. They accepted Tyrannus as their new master and were willing to serve him. While Tyrannus was living in Subterranea he found a pool that contained a liquid. Tyrannus suspected the liquid had special powers so he began to drink it. Tyrannus drank the liquid regularly and the liquid maintained his youth for centuries.
The Deviants lived in Subterranea and were worshipped by the beings living in Subterranea before Tyrannus came to live there. Tyrannus found examples and records of technology left behind by the Deviants. Tyrannus worked on and studied the works of the Deviants for centuries and his skill and knowledge as a scientist helped him to understand and improve on the scientific discoveries of the Deviants.
Tyrannus's goal and plan was to someday conquer the surface world. Finally he felt he was ready to try to achieve his desire. He felt the technology at his disposal and with the help of the Subterraneans he will able to take over the surface world.
Tyrannus makes several unsuccessful attempts to conquer the surface world but something happens that he was not counting on. There is now a new arrival in Subterranea named the Mole Man. The Mole Man also has forces at his disposal and Tyrannus will have to deal with those forces and the Mole Man before he can continue with his plan to conquer the surface world.
Tyrannus needed several things done so he came up with a plan. He persuades Betty Ross to come into the underground world and then kidnaps her. When the Hulk discovered that Betty had been kidnapped he went to get Betty back. Tyrannus made a deal with the Hulk, Tyrannus would give Betty to the Hulk if the Hulk would complete some tasks first. The Hulk completes the tasks and Tyrannus gives Betty to the Hulk.
After this Tyrannus forsakes his human form and joins with an enormously powerful cobalt energy "flame." Tyrannus' consciousness has power over the Flame after he merges with it. However the flame comes from a piece of machinery. The Hulk destroyed the machine that produced the flame and this resulted in the flame and the consciousness of Tyrannus being hurled deep into outer space.
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A direct evidence for Time Reversal Violation (TRV) means an experiment that, considered by itself, clearly shows TRV independent of, and unconnected to, the results for CP Violation. No existing result before the recent BABAR experiment with entangled neutral B mesons had demonstrated TRV in this sense. There is a unique opportunity for a search of TRV with unstable particles thanks to the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen (EPR) Entanglement between the two neutral mesons in B, and PHI, Factories. The two quantum effects of the first decay as a filtering measurement and the transfer of information to the still living partner allow performing a genuine TRV asymmetry with the exchange of "in" and "out" states. With four independent TRV asymmetries, BABAR observes a large deviation of T-invariance with a statistical significance of 14 standard deviations, far more than needed to declare the result as a discovery. This is the first direct observation of TRV in the time evolution of any system.
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It's a good looking menu for having no images. Now all we need is a javascript submenu rollover effect.
JavaScript??? Just use CSS for the submenu! ;)
Is there a way to make the band be on the top of the menu so that the links look like they are hanging down?
I mean I know that you move the div with the menuline setting to the top, but then it has a small space between the bar and the links.
I love the way this menu works. Now if only we could have a drop down menu version of it also. Hmmm...
It should be fairly easy to use the Drop Down tabs script in conjunction with this CSS menu to make it support 1 level of submenus: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex1/droptabmenu.htm
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Department of Corrections Worker Mad at Wife Rammed Unrelated Vehicle Full of Kids on I-10
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An Arizona Department of Corrections worker is accused of ramming into an SUV with six passengers -- five of them kids -- on Interstate 10 last week, causing some of the children to be ejected from the vehicle.
The reason 35-year-old Ricardo Castro allegedly ran into this SUV on November 20 was that he was mad at his wife -- who had absolutely nothing to do with the people in the SUV, authorities say.
According to court documents obtained by New Times, Castro -- a 12-year veteran of the Department of Corrections -- was upset that his wife had received a text message from her ex-boyfriend.
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After this, Castro pulled over on an off-ramp, and told his back-seat passengers -- his daughter and mother-in-law -- to get out of the car. Castro's wife later told investigators that Castro hit her several times in the face, and attempted to unbuckle her seat belt before he rear-ended the SUV at a high rate of speed, according to the court documents.
All six passengers in that SUV were hospitalized, including a 14-year-old boy whose back was fractured in the crash. A 13-year-old girl was the only one still in the hospital of yesterday, according to Arizona Department of Public Safety, as she sustained road rash after being ejected from the SUV.
DPS also notes that a fatal crash happened about 45 minutes later, which was indirectly related to Castro's alleged ramming of the SUV.
A semi carrying furniture crashed into another semi that was stopped in the back-up caused by the wreck Castro allegedly caused. Those semis ended up hitting four cars, plus another semi, but the driver of the truck carrying the furniture died after his truck caught on fire.
The interstate in the Buckeye area was closed for about 12 hours, until noon on November 21.
We're still waiting to hear back from the Arizona Department of Corrections about what Castro's job is there, so we'll update this post when we hear back from them. Court documents note that Castro's also an Army veteran.
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Sports Minister and Chairman of the National Sports Commission (NSC), Dr Tammy Danagogo, at the weekend re-assured Team Nigeria athletes and officials to the just ended Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland that President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan will host them for doing the country proud.
Out of the 71 countries that participated at the Glasgow 2014, Nigeria finished 8th on the medals table with 11 gold, 11 silver and 14 bronze medals as against the 11 gold, 10 silver and 14 bronze medals at the Delhi Games in India four years ago.
"You have represented our country and Africa well and I am very positive that President Goodluck Jonathan, will be well pleased to receive the athletes with more rewards and honour for all the medalists.
"We have paid the athletes their allowances and winning bonuses but that is not all. That is only from the point of the sports ministry. It is common knowledge that Mr. President loves sports and has established a tradition of rewarding and honouring athletes that bring glory to Nigeria. Not only for the Commonwealth medalists.
"As a matter of fact, Mr. President has asked after the handball team and other national teams that won laurels in various major international competitions during the year," observed Danagogo.
Meanwhile, the Director General of the NSC, Honourable Gbenga Elegbeleye, has assured sports loving Nigerians that Team Nigeria would win gold medals at the 2016 Olympics Games in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil following the impressive performances of Nigerian athletes at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.
"With the heart-warming performances of our athletes in the just concluded Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, I make bold to say we are good to go as regards the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, Brazil. We have mapped out a solid programme that would help the athletes that have performed creditably to not only keep their form but to even achieve better outings at the 2016 Olympics.
"The Commonwealth Games is mini-Olympic Games because every important athlete around the world belongs to the Commonwealth nations besides the Americas. This year's Games attracted lots of world-rated athletes like Usain Bolt and the rest. So you can understand how tough the Games was," he disclosed.
The NSC boss however spoke of his regrets as regards the competition. "The big regret I would say we had in the competition which to me was better in performance and results than the previous one held in Delhi, India was the doping case of Chika Amalaha who tested positive to a banned drug. It was a very sad incident.
"Also we lost the chance to win a medal in the women's 4x 100m relay as a result of poor exchange of baton. This area is key and we are going to work very hard to rectify this and ensure it is not repeated in the 2016 Olympics.
Besides that I think we have done very well and we have improved tremendously on our last outing. "In Glasgow, Blessing Okagbare broke the Commonwealth Games while power lifters even bettered world records. So it was a huge achievement for Team Nigeria in Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games," Elegbeleye said with pride.


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Tool wear prediction is regarded as very important task in order to maximize tool performance, minimize cutting costs and improve the quality of workpiece in cutting. In this research work, an experimental campaign was carried out at the varying of cutting conditions with the aim to measure both crater and flank tool wear, during machining of an AISI 1045 with an uncoated carbide tool P40. Parallel a FEM‐based analysis was developed in order to study the tool wear mechanisms, taking also into account the influence of the cutting conditions and the temperature reached on the tool surfaces. The results show that, when the temperature of the tool rake surface is lower than the activation temperature of the diffusive phenomenon, the wear rate can be estimated applying an abrasive model. In contrast, in the tool area where the temperature is higher than the diffusive activation temperature, the wear rate can be evaluated applying a diffusive model. Finally, for a temperature ranges within the above cited values an adopted abrasive‐diffusive wear model furnished the possibility to correctly evaluate the tool wear phenomena.
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With the rollout of several new product offerings, Jura Capresso is expanding its coffee and espresso assortments this fall. For those consumers enticed by the ability to dispense coffee a single cup at a time, but not yet ready to embrace pod purchasing, the company has introduced the Capresso Coffee à la Carte Cup-to-Carafe Coffee & Tea Maker, a product that enables consumers to brew java by the cup or the pot.
It also includes a separate tea filter to rapidly brew tea.
The new product's unique brewing system automatically adjusts to the amount of ground coffee in the filter, fully saturating it for the proper period of time.
"Two trends will drive demand for Coffee à la Carte. First, its amazing versatility in brewing what you want, the way you want it. Second, the desire to save money without compromising flavor," said David Shull, vp/sales and marketing at Jura Capresso.
The new coffeemaker features four preset illuminated brewing buttons for Small Cup, Large Cup, Carafe or Tea. Users can customize each single cup button for volume with visual "press and hold" programming.
Coffee à la Carte brews a single cup of coffee in less than 60 seconds, according to Jura Capresso, and a full 42-ounce carafe in less than six minutes. The programmable tea button rapidly steeps a cup from five to 10 ounces, and the quick brew system provides fast results while still maintaining maximum flavor.
The new Capresso Coffee à la Carte Cup-to-Carafe Coffee & Tea Maker has a suggested retail price of $179.99 and will be available for shipment this month.
For more on Jura Capresso's coffee and espresso appliances, see HomeWorld's October 29, 2012, issue, which also features coverage of the recent NY Tabletop Market and High Point Market.
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text: 000 FXUS63 KFSD 301713 AFDFSD Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Sioux Falls SD 1213 PM CDT SAT JUL 30 2016 .SHORT TERM...(Today and Tonight) Issued at 312 AM CDT Sat Jul 30 2016 Seeing a band of thunderstorms trying to graze our far south central SD zones very early this morning. short term models show these showers and storms possibly continuing over that area through mid morning, then waning after that. Otherwise, surface ridging shifts off to the east today. With an increasing southerly flow on the backside of the high, thermal profiles will begin to warm, and looking at highs a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. This will play out to afternoon readings in the upper 70s to mid 80s. For tonight, models indicating convective development over central SD in the evening with increasing theta e advection as a 30 to 35 kt low level jet develops over the region. These showers and storms are then portrayed as tracking eastward across portions of our area overnight. Severe storms look to be unlikely in our area with the better instability being confined to the western portions of SD. It will be a milder night with lows in the lower to mid 60s. .LONG TERM...(Sunday through Friday) Issued at 312 AM CDT Sat Jul 30 2016 Early portion of next week will feature increasing heat and humidity accompanied by sporadic thunderstorm chances as various waves slide overtop broad upper ridge covering much of the southern CONUS. More organized upper forcing remains well north of our area with upper trough over the Canadian Prairies, but the quasi-zonal upper flow pattern is favorable for weaker convective waves to track east over the Northern Plains. This brings potential for occasional scattered storms moving through the region, mainly confined to nighttime hours as diurnally-driven storms drift east out of the High Plains, though ultimate timing/location could depend largely on placement of any outflow boundaries generated by convection to our northwest. The increasing heat and humidity should result in moderate instability. However, with faster upper flow positioned near the Canadian border and our forecast area in closer proximity to the upper ridge, deep layer shear is on the weak side and this should limit severe threat across the area through Monday night. As far as heat headlines, the latest forecast keeps heat indices just shy of advisory levels in most areas through Tuesday, though ultimately could depend on how well we recover from any overnight convective debris on these days. Highest readings generally in 95 to 100 degree range look to remain concentrated southwest of a line from De Smet-Sioux Falls-Spencer Iowa. Tuesday through Wednesday appear to be a more extended dry period as models are trending a bit slower with the progression of cold front expected to push into the region mid-late week. Although still some discrepancies in timing among the longer range models, consensus is pointing to front/better convective chances moving into southeast South Dakota later Wednesday night. Slower front should allow for better mixing/heating in more southerly flow ahead of the boundary on Wednesday, and should again see heat indices approach triple digits in some areas. Second upper trough will continue to move east across the Canadian Prairies Thursday, dragging northern end of the cold front eastward through the Northern Plains. However, southern end of the front gets hung up over eastern Colorado/western Kansas as strong upper ridge over southeast CONUS limits progression. This will keep lingering chance of storms in areas south of Interstate 90 Thursday night, while drier air works into northwest portions of the area. By Friday the surface boundary should be well south of the area. Operational GFS an outlier in showing a stronger wave tracking into the area in southwest flow aloft Friday/Friday night, while ECMWF shows a more dominant upper ridge helping to keep the area dry. With the front located in the central Plains and surface ridge from the Red River Valley into eastern South Dakota, will lean toward drier ECMWF solution at this time. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Sunday afternoon) Issued at 1152 AM CDT Sat Jul 30 2016 VFR conditions are expected to continue into the overnight hours. We`ll watch for an increased chance for a few showers or thunderstorms moving across the terminals after midnight, with the best chances focused around the daybreak hours. Coverage may be rather scattered, so will not include any higher wording than VCTS. Mid-lvl clouds should continue into Sunday morning with light south to southeast winds. && .FSD Watches/Warnings/Advisories... SD...None. MN...None. IA...None. NE...None. && $$ SHORT TERM...JM LONG TERM...JH AVIATION...Dux


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It was this picture, hanging in a gallery at New York's Museum of Modern Art, that inspired acclaimed writer and filmmaker Marisa Silver to pen her new novel, "Mary Coin." Like many other fascinated viewers before her, Silver imagines the moment that the government photographer (here called Vera Dare) approached the destitute family matriarch (Mary Coin) and asked to capture a moment of her life on film. »Read Full Article
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After two series involving 12 priceless episodes of "Fawlty Towers" — one of the great sitcoms of all time — authors John Cleese and Connie Booth called it quits, partly because they were concerned a third series could bring a falloff in quality.
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by Besen, Stanley M & Soligo, Ronald
1975, Volume 65, Issue 4
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by Carter, Harold O
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by Poole, William
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by Niehans, Jurg
- 567-85 Socially Optimal Product Differentiation
by Lancaster, Kelvin
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by Epps, Thomas W
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by Paglin, Morton
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by Meyer, Paul A & Neri, John A
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by Friend, Irwin & Lieberman, Charles
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by Schweinberger, Albert G
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by Springer, William L
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by Ordover, J A & Phelps, Edmund S
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by Frenkel, Jacob A & Rodriguez, Carlos Alfredo
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by Wong, Robert E
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by McElroy, Michael B & Poindexter, J C
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by Bhatia, Kul B
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by Mishan, Ezra J
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by Mumy, Gene E & Hanke, Steve H
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by Gifford, Adam, Jr & Stone, Courtenay C
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by Greenwood, Peter & Ingene, Charles & Horsfield, James
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by Merchand, James R & Russell, Keith P
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by Thurow, Lester C
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by Davis, E G & Olson, J E
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by Weber, David
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by Meyer, Laurence H & Hart, William R
- 768-73 Default Risk, Scale, and the Homemade Leverage Theorem: Note
by Cheng, Pao Lun
1975, Volume 65, Issue 3
- 259-68 Environmental Quality: The First Five Years
by Mills, Edwin S & Peterson, Frederick M
- 269-82 Short-Term Interest Rates as Predictors of Inflation
by Fama, Eugene F
- 283-300 The Theory of "Screening," Education, and the Distribution of Income
by Stiglitz, Joseph E
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by Lloyd, P J
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by Block, M K & Heineke, J M
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by Meyer, Robert A
- 338-49 Dynamic Monopsony and Structural Change
by Baily, Martin Neil
- 350-66 Academic Achievement and Job Performance
by Wise, David A
- 367-83 Transcendental Logarithmic Utility Functions
by Christensen, Laurits R & Jorgenson, Dale W & Lau, Lawrence J
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by Westin, Richard B
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by Ehrlich, Isaac
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by Reynolds, Lloyd G
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by Heller, Peter S
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by Claassen, Emil-Maria
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by Allais, M
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by Scadding, John L
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by Friend, Irwin & Westerfield, Randolph
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by Benston, George J
- 478-83 The Simple Economics of Incentive Contracting: Note
by Canes, Michael E
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by Hamovitch, William & Morgenstern, Richard D
- 486 The Principal Cause of Salary Differentials: Research Output or Experience? Reply
by Katz, David A
- 487-90 Segmentation of the Labor Market: Comment
by Barron, John M
- 491 Segmentation of the Labor Market: Rejoinder
by Holt, Charles C
- 492-97 The Elasticity of Scale and the Shape of Average Costs
by Hanoch, Giora
- 498-503 The Welfare Effects of Spatial Price Discrimination
by Holahan, William L
- 504-06 Wage Determination, Inflation, and the Industrial Structure: Comment
by Bomberger, William A
- 507-09 Wage Determination, Inflation, and the Industrial Structure: Reply
by Ross, Stephen A & Wachter, Michael L
- 510-16 Pitfalls in Financial Model Building: A Clarification
by Smith, Gary
- 517-25 Buyer's Prices, Seller's Prices, and Price Flexibility: Comment
by Bohi, Douglas R & Scully, Gerald W
- 526 Buyer's Prices, Seller's Prices, and Price Flexibility: Reply
by Stigler, Geroge J
1975, Volume 65, Issue 2
- 1-15 Income Distribution-Can Economists Help?
by Rivlin, Alice M
- 16-22 The Challenge of Dual and Radical Theories of the Labor Market to Orthodox Theory
by Cain, Glen G
- 23-28 Economic Analysis of Trade Unionism
by Johnson, George E
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by Lewis, H G
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by Stephan, Paula E
- 37-46 Three Phases of Cliometric Research on Slavery and Its Aftermath
by Fogel, Robert William
- 47-52 Public Policy and Black Economic Progress: A Review of the Evidence
by Anderson, Bernard E & Wallace, Phyllis A
- 53-58 Factors Affecting the Future Economic Prospects of Minorities
by Swinton, David H
- 59-60 Past Developments and Future Prospects for Ethnic Minority Groups: Discussion
by Trosper, Ronald L
- 60-62 Past Developments and Future Prospects for Ethnic Minority Groups: Discussion
by Fusfeld, Daniel R
- 63-73 Human Capital Theory: Education, Discrimination, and Life Cycles
by Welch, Finis
- 74-82 The Problem with Human Capital Theory-A Marxian Critique
by Bowles, Samuel & Gintis, Herbert
- 83-91 Job Search and Affirmative Action
by Amsden, Alice H & Moser, Collette


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NC town bans thongs after getting e-mail
Published: Friday, April 23, 2010 at 12:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 23, 2010 at 12:30 p.m.
KURE BEACH, N.C. (AP) — A town council in North Carolina has banned thongs, with the mayor saying he wants to keep the area as close to "Mayberry with a beach" as possible.
The Star-News of Wilmington reported that the town council in Kure (Cure-EE) Beach voted Thursday to ban the swimwear. The move came after the police chief received an e-mail earlier in the week asking if the town's existing nude bathing ordinance allowed thongs.
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Forty Years of His Funny Stuff
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In this grab bag of previously published work, essayist and journalist Calvin Trillin offers a wide-ranging assortment of writings—travel and food pieces, political commentary, poetry, memoir, and excerpts from a novel—united by their ability to make the reader laugh, and laugh hard. For those new to Trillin, this volume is a convenient introduction to his prodigious body of work; for those already familiar with that work, it serves as a reminder of why some view him as one of America's greatest humorists.
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The oldest Cathedral in Glasgow
King William (also known as king billy) of Orange. Rumored to be a pocket Gay
Loch Lomand
Mom looking at Loch Lomand
Train station featured in the first Harry Potter film. If you turned right at this town, and go 10 minutes you would come to KILLIN, the town where my ancestors lived (The MacNabs)
The MacNab tartan
I forgot the name of this castle (but it is on the way to Inverness)
Loch Ness
Inverness from our hotel room
Loch Ness (view from the backyard of a pub where we enjoyed a cocktail as the sun went down)
Clava Cairns (like Stonehenge for Scotland)
A tour of the Glenlivet distillery. Not allowed to take photos of the machines, so I bring you a ginger at the reception desk.
Back on the road, making our way to Edinburgh
Balmoral Castle (the Royal country house)
Mom improvs as a sign
The Scottish Cabaret evening - The tackiest, smarmiest show I have ever seen. The "Theatre" is the conference room at a hotel. Ew.
The host of the show (cheesy John Denver lookalike in a kilt) performs the ceremony of the hagaas.
Edinburgh Castle
view from Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle - aww
Scamp's grave
Holyrood Palace (The royal residence in Edinburgh)
Holyrood Palace (The royal residence in Edinburgh) - The old wing
Even the dogs have tartans
Mom found an antique store open on a Sunday
but it's down two flights of stairs
So, they bring lots of merchandise up to the street and she buys this bag's worth and has it shipped home. Shopping from the front steps - the way she rolls.
Edinburgh to Liverpool
The smallest house in the UK
Liverpool to Wales
Wales for a pit stop
Lunchstop at a town with a castle
We had tea instead of going inside the castle
Mom is ready to defend Wales
The Irish Cabaret (mini Riverdance) in Dublin
Our hotel in Dublin - Royal Marine Hotel
Oscar Wilde statue in Dublin
Oscar Wilde home in Dublin
Oscar Wilde home in Dublin - now home to the American College Dublin where you can study business. Does not compute.
Gorgian home in Dublin
St Pats in Dublin
St Pats
No poppers allowed at St Pats
Back at the hotel
On our way from Dublin to Killarney we stop at the Stud Farm
in Blarney we shopped - no dirty stone kissing for us.
Ring of Kerry
There are no sidewalks
napping on the Ring of Kerry
Fishing on the Ring of Kerry
LOTS of weddings during our trip
Limerick - Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet (better than Medieval Times but without the jousting)
on the grounds of Bunratty Castle
Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet (better than Medieval Times but without the jousting)
bye bye Bunratty Castle
On the way to Sligo, passed thru a town where all the singles go in September to find a mate. No Match.com for the Irish
Irish pub outside of Sligo
Our hotel in Sligo, a former mental hospital
Church where WB Yeats is buried
On the way to Belfast
Why not?
mural in Belfast
The Titanic Museum
The Titanic Memorial
Ferry back to Scotland
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27 Feb. 2010Goofy's Goofbot
Goofy constructs a robot in his own likeness.
27 Mar. 2010Mickey's Springtime Surprise
Mickey and Minnie kick off the first day of spring with an egg hunt.
10 Apr. 2010Super Goof's Super Puzzle
Goofy becomes Super Goof to solve some puzzles laid out by Pete.
8 May 2010Donald of the Desert
The Clubhouse's sandbox is empty, so Donald leads the gang into the desert to get more sand. But they stumble across much more than that.
22 May 2010Happy Birthday Toodles
It is Toodles' birthday and the whole gang is there to celebrate.
19 Jun. 2010Goofy's Magical Mix-Up
Goofy puts on a magic show, but accidentally makes Pluto's doghouse disappear.
3 Jul. 2010Pluto's Dinosaur Romp
Mickey and friends must get a baby dinosaur back to her home.
7 Aug. 2010Minnie's Pajama Party
Minnie throws a pajama party and invites all her friends over.
7 Sep. 2010Road Rally
Mickey and friends zoom around the Clubhouse in a race where everyone wins!
18 Oct. 2010Donald the Genie
Donald decides he wants to be a genie.
8 Nov. 2010Daisy's Grasshopper
Daisy Duck brings a new friend to the Clubhouse, Wilbur the Grasshopper!
22 Nov. 2010Mickey's Mousekersize
When Pete exhausts himself easily playing basketball, Mickey teaches him the importance of exercising.
20 Dec. 2010Mickey's Little Parade
The Clubhouse's smallest friends are all set to march in the Little Parade!
3 Jan. 2011Minnie's Mouseke-Calendar
A wind blows away the pages from Minnie's calendar.
28 Feb. 2011Minnie's Bow-tique
Minnie opens a boutique that specializes in bows and bow-ties.
14 Feb. 2011Pluto Lends a Paw
When Minnie's cat Figaro wanders off, Pluto the Rescue Dog takes charge.
11 Apr. 2011Minnie's Masquerade
The Clubhouse pals are excited to dress up in their favorite costumes.
5 May 2011Goofy's Giant Adventure
Willie the Giant overeats and gets sick, and only a bubble pond can cure him. Now Goofy, with Mickey and Pluto in tow, must go on an adventure to find the pond.
6 Jun. 2011Donald's Clubhouse
Mickey leaves Donald to tend to the clubhouse in his absence.
24 Jun. 2011Mickey's Show and Tell
Mickey's having Show and Tell with Shapes.
2 Sep. 2011Mickey's Fishy Story
Mickey and friends help Daisy find a fishy-friend for her goldfish Goldy!
12 Sep. 2011Space Adventure
Mickey and the gang rocket into space to search for Treasure.
26 Sep. 2011The Go-Getters
A group of giant baby chicks is running loose in Mickey Park.
24 Oct. 2011Goofy's Gone
The Go-Getters lead us in an exciting game of hide and seek.
7 Nov. 2011Goofy Babysitter
Mickey and his friends, except Goofy, are all turned into babies by a time machine, so Goofy tries to babysit them.
9 Nov. 2011Mickey's Train Station
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20 Jan. 2012Pluto's Tale
Prince Pluto saves the Princess from Wizard Pete.
2 Apr. 2012Minnie and Daisy's Flower Shower
Minnie and Daisy board the Glove Balloon to make rain clouds.
9 Mar. 2012Goofy's Thinking Cap
Goofy uses a special Thinking Cap to solve Clarabelle Cow's Scavenger Hunt.
15 Jun. 2012Aye Aye Captain Mickey
The Sensational Six board Professor Von Drake's new submarine.
10 Mar. 2012The Golden Boo Boo
Today is Adventure Day and we're on the search for the Golden Boo-Boo.
May 2012Prince Pete's Catnap
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After bringing together over 600 runners and raising ~$17,000 for a great cause in it's initial year, the BO-GLO 5K returned in 2014 with 591 runners and ~$19,000 to go towards Cushing's awareness! In 2015, we went beyond the mark to make this an even bigger event at 700 runners! The BO-GLO 5K is a truly unique after-dark 5K experience organized by a local group dedicated to giving back and being a fun and exciting part of the Boise community.
Due to Broadway bridge construction and accompanying greenbelt closures, this run will take a brief hiatus for 2016. The Glow for Cushing's organization looks to continue to build the organization and focus efforts on some other cool events including a benefit concert in Logan, UT and National Cushing's Awareness Day efforts in Boise.
Raising awareness of Cushing's Disease, one runner at a time!
Starting and finishing in Julia Davis Park we'll run the Boise River Greenbelt complete with black lit tunnels and glowing bridges!


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Skip to comments.What's driving gun sales spike? Federal law, women and zombies
Posted on 11/28/2012 3:07:31 PM PST by DogByte6RER
What's driving gun sales spike? Federal law, women and zombies.
BELLEVUE Karen Manley stood strong in the range Tuesday afternoon, her right hand firmly gripping a handgun.
There had been a rash of home invasions, said Manley, of Brier. If anything happens, I could defend myself, my kids, and my home.
Women are just one factor behind a recent spree of gun sales, locally, and across the nation, according to gun lobbyists.
The FBI reported Tuesday that it received 154,873 buyer background check requests on Black Friday, up roughly 20 percent over the same day last year. The requests were so heavy, FBI call centers suffered two outages trying to keep up with demand.
We were probably 30-35% ahead of what we expected (on Friday), said Wade Gaughran of Wades Eastside Guns in Bellevue, who acknowledges sales have doubled since Election Day, and concerns over changes in the federal gun policy are prompting the spike. I think (Obamas) going to try and make something happen this time.
There is a concern in the United States about what is going to happen with firearms laws under the second Obama administration, said Dave Workman, of the Second Amendment Foundation, who also cites economic conditions as a driver.
Workman also says a zombie fad is helping push sales too.
There is quite a following on this zombie target shooting - the idea of shooting targets that look like weird strange zombie people instead of human silhouette targets or junk targets appeal to a lot of people, said Workman.
But the President of Washington Ceasefire is not laughing about that explanation.
Its the usual paranoia, that Obama is the Boogeyman, said Ralph Fascitelli, Board President of Washington Ceasefire. Guns rights groups want to increase anxiety, membership. Its all about money.
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Speaking only for myself, I'm armed to protect myself against moronic oversimplifications & criminal stupidity like this.
I don't think the MSM has caught on that by "zombies" we mean the entitlement class-when the money runs out.
nice poster
Paranoia, hell, obama is the boogyman!
I was in a Wal-Mart Supercenter a couple of days ago and noticed quite a few empty spaces in their gun rack. On the other hand the lcoal small Wal-Mart had a good selection.
I noticed the Marlin Model 60 was only $167 and the gun looked really sharp. It had some type of wood laminate stock. Also noticed the Ruger Ranch Rifle was just over $650. That is a bit high imo but it is cheaper than I have seen it anywhere else. They also had the Olympic Arms AR type for well under $700.
I think I might just get one of the Marlins. I remember the one my Father had was unusually accurate and completely reliable.
Interesting that they cite a gun controller named Ralph Fascitelli. The -telli ending to the name means "brothers" in Italian. Fasc-, well, let's say that it is associated with Fascism or Fascist.
No, "fra" as a prefix means brother(s).
The "telli" means members, or adherants, or some kind of association. It could be family, or many other associative links.
Fratello is brother.
I always find it amusing that the pro-gun community's uphemism for feral urbans spawned an entire industry of movies, tv shows, clothes, etc.
Give me an idea of how much I can expect to spend for a pistol.....I'm thinking of a revolver.
I have seen some of the Rossi and Taurus revolvers for not much over $200. They are decent guns but for the better S&W models they probably start at around double that.
Smith & Wesson does sell a .22 auto for around $260 or a little more.
A decent revolver will probably be $400 or higher. Look at .357
I'm also looking for a good deal on a smaller handgun. A Christmas present for my wife. She loves shooting my 9mm but it's more that she can handle and she needs something to keep in her purse. A friend suggested a Ruger SR22 - about $350.
A good friend lost the tip of his right thumb when the cylinder of a Rossi .357 blew.
Check out Hi-Point, they make a good weapon with a great deal of value. I have fired the 9mm and the .45 both were solid.
Does he know what caused it?
Imagine that.
Its the usual paranoia, that Obama is the Boogeyman, said Ralph
Fascitelli, Fascistelli.
There, fixed it.
Over-ambitious reload?
I purchased a Sig Sauer Pro 250 9mm semi auto. I have small arthritic hands and this piece fit my hands and I find does not have a lot of recoil. $399 at Academy Sports, or at least it was when I purchased 6 months ago. I highly recommend. It comes with a 15 round mag and one in the pipe makes it 16. Christmas is coming and would make a great gift for your lady!
No, new gun, Federal 158gr.
Thanks! I'll check this out.
Hornady 223 Remington 55gr Z-MAX- Be prepared with the only ammunition made specifically for the Zombie Apocalypse, Zombie Max ammunition from Hornady. This live ammunition is loaded with Z-MAX bullets made to keep the living dead, dead. The Zombie Apocalypse is here. Hoards of the Living Dead are coming at your home, but you were ready with the only ammunition made specifically for Zombies, Z-MAX ammo. Thankfully there are survival tips right on the box. In that moment of chaos, you will know exactly what to do.
>> "Does he know what caused it?" <<
Metalurgist said that the cylinder was grossly under-designed. Apparently a cheap alloy was used.
For a woman...check out the Browning Buckmark Micro semi-auto pistol (if you can get your hands on one, it will be about $350)...or for stopping power without too big of a kick, the Ruger SP101 327 Federal Magnum revolver (yes that is a 327 not 357..)...about $500...the 327 also takes 32...best 327 ammo is a Low Recoil version that would be woman friendly also...ammo will not be cheap for the 327 like it will be relative to the 22 of course.
But I think this was meant for Terry Mross. Still going to check it out. Thanks.
Did I not read in these columns just yesterday about a prospective Obama Exec Order that would criminalize possession of semi-automatic firearms? And is not my .357 revolver a semi-automatic firearm?
Fairly liberal area of King County WA in this story.
Just saying.
Maybe Liberals are arming against Zombie Right Wingers.
Great graphic!
seems the virginia study released this week or last disproves the theory of more guns must mean more violence.
besides if that were true we could guarantee a decrease in violence by disarming all federal officers and law enforcement folks, and the military too.
zombies == threatening takers
depends if you want a big boy or concealable, and what caliber you want. also if you want new or well taken care of used.
a great gun for you and her wouild be ruger's LCR. she could get the 38+p, and you could get that one or the .357 rated one, which can also fire 38+p.
***** "And is not my .357 revolver a semi-automatic firearm?" *****
Single Action or Double Action? (like they would know the difference)
Play their game ... "neither... it doesn't do anything till I pull the trigger, so I guess it is a "No Action" firearm"
has to hold more than 10, or have ability to take mags more than 10.
Consider a Ruger GP-100 revolver in .327 Federal Magnum. 7 shots and more reliable than a semi-auto (for the inexperienced shooter, anyway).
I bought one (Sig P250)a couple of weeks ago, also at Academy, along with a Beretta Neos and another Remington 870. The Sig is my new carry gun. It has a very good feel and I ate up the bullseye at 7 yards. I'm thinking about getting the .40 conversion for it because that's the only common caliber I don't have one of. I bought the P250 originally because I didn't have a 9mm and there may come a day when that's all the ammmunition that's available.
Its the usual paranoia, that Obama is the Boogeyman,
Snicker. Why that's not paranoia; that's the TRUTH. I keep hearing that Hussein is the best gun salesman in the country. He's sold me on the need for a couple more guns in my home.
Indeed, there's a particularly popular zombie target which appears to be a green-tinted black guy with big ol' ears.
I can see why those might be selling very well (Red Jacket Firearms is sold out of that one).
Ruger LCP in 380. Excellent firearm. $320.
Gotta get one of those tshirts for my wife, she'd love it!
Carried a 950 Jetfire (.25) in the 80s, upgraded to a Model 21 in the 90s. Love that little jewel.
I taught both of my children to shot with with the 950, no mag, tip the barrel, load 1 round, close barrel, BRASS.
Great little piece, use high velocity round nose rounds to insure reliable cycling.
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When the town was founded, the fish schooled thick enough to walk on. Stick a pole in the water, and it would stand up as if sunk in sand. We barely needed boats.
The fish were a gift, the traditions told us. We must be worthy of it.
We laughed at the idea. What would fish care about a little cheating, a little theft, a little blood spilled on land they never touched until they died, drowning in air?
Then the fish were gone. Nobody knew where.
We had no other industry.
We thought we knew sin. We were wrong.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Gift of the Sea
Posted by Nathaniel Lee at 2:14 AM
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- Kalak_of_Tyr said...
This is a great minifiction!
- November 5, 2011 at 9:07 AM
- Scattercat said...
Glad you enjoyed it. :-)
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Obama Continues to Hint That His Continuing Evolution on Gay Marriage Is Continuing
We expect this to continue until, oh, about November 7, 2012.
At a fund-raising event in San Francisco, President Obama mentioned that he needed another term in office "for us to finish everything we need to do." At that moment, someone in the crowd shouted out "gay marriage!" (Oh, you, San Francisco.) According to the L.A. Times, Obama repeated "as if that person had just proved his point" that "'our work is not finished.'" Expect this dance to continue until, oh, we don't know, maybe November 7, 2012. Especially if even hints of his support of gay marriage push his GOP opponents farther to the right. [LAT]


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Sorry for that... I just had to..
It's Roger and Brian..
Really... I'm so sorry
It's Roger and Brian..
Really... I'm so sorry
That's just dumb... first I see a bunch of nonsense McLennon pictures, and now this Maylor?? Why do people do a bunch of fake gay shipping?!?!?!
Some guy on youtube was bashing at gay romance, I linked him to this picture and told him it was romance between a straight couple! HHHHAAAA! Bitch didn't see it coming, why would you believe a 15 year old on youtube? WTF it was so funny! lol This picture is so cute!
Temptations GoOOoooo Away!
that's art o///w///o
take me there...
best thing ive seen on here to date
Maylor's my fav. I wish people wouldn't have such big problems with slash! I mean, it's just for fun. ):
I love it all the same.
I love it
dont be sorry, haha, its awesome ^_^
it's sweet!
why would you be sorry maylor is wonderful!
Yus, I know, but some kind of people don't like slashes :<
You know, I have absolutely NO idea why I didn't fav this sooner...
? xD
briger taay
= brian may +roger taylor
= brian may +roger taylor
lol, what a name XD
i know sounds kinda american
happy 4th of july
ps im irish but im like one quater american soooo
happy 4th of july
ps im irish but im like one quater american soooo
imagine what thier kids would look like!!! lolz it is soo gay!!
I know, but.. WHA?!
this is beautiful!!! I love all of your works!
waw. I'm 100% sure I love men and I love Roger AND Brian separately but that pic makes me feel something, well... sexy ! I stop myself here xD !
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Try this Jamaican Fried Chicken recipe, or contribute your own.
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Wipe chicken with clean damp cloth & place in deep, glass bowl. Combine rum, oil, soy, white & ginger. Pour over chicken. Cover loosely & marinate 2 hours, turning once or twice. Drain each piece momentarily. Roll in flour & shake off excess. Fry in 1" hot oil with a little shortening added, until chicken is tender & nicely brown on all sides. File ftp://ftp.idiscover.co.uk/pub/food/mealmaster/recipes/mmkah001.zip
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I love the colors. We are in the middle of painting our bedroom a two tone brown and blue. This would look great on our bed. Love the butterfly in the middle. Nice job. This is me. Also I like how you put your name and year on your block. How did you do that, certain program? Thanks for posting this one.
Thank you SeewKraftyKathy. They are not typcial colors that I would choose so I am teaching myside to do something different. Picmonkey.com is a great free website for picture managemen.
Love your block. It is beautiful!
Thank you!
I love your colors....seems like I always use the same colors and need to learn to vary them...thanks for the ideas
I do too. It just so happens that the fabric colors for the Craftsy BOM is a deviation from my typical. It is nice to have a change. I need to experiment more with color combinations.
Beautiful! I love the butterfly :)
Thank you Machelle!


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Alternative(s): ワンパンマン; One Punch Man; 一击男
Manga Summary: Follows the life of a hero who manages to win all battles with only one punch. This ability seems to frustrate him as he no longer feels the thrill and adrenaline of fighting a tough battle, which leads to him questioning his past desire of being strong.MURATA Yuusuke of Eyeshield 21 fame approached ONE for a collaboration of talents, with his redrawn version of Onepunch-Man.


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Duplex French Muscletone, 280gsm with embossed logotype, letterpress bck with gold foiling & edging for a luxury, Florence based leather producer
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MARSHVILLE, N.C. (July 17, 2013)--The brother of ailing country singer Randy Travis has been arrested after sheriff's deputies found a methamphetamine lab inside his home, authorities in Union County, N.C., said.
Sheriff's investigators searched the home of David Traywick, 50, on Tuesday and said they found a working meth lab.
Deputies arrested Traywick, his wife, Jessica, and two other women.
They were all charged with conspiracy to traffic methamphetamine.
David and Jessica Traywick were jailed in lieu of $500,000 each and were ordered to appear in court Wednesday.
Last September, deputies arrested Traywick in connection with the discovery of a makeshift meth lab near his home in Marshville, N.C.
Travis is in a Dallas-area hospital, where he's recovering from surgery following a stroke.


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