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Bus E had a wonderful day in the Carolinas today. They started off with an energetic Choreography Shaharit, where the Wheelniks were moving and shaking! Following this, the bus headed over to Myrtle Beach for some fun, sun, and lunch. At the end of the day, the group headed to Magiquest, a live action, magical amusement park. To cap off their day, the group will head to a local synagogue for dinner!

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For example, California senator Dianne Feinstein, who, being the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, should surely know better: Feinstein comment on U.S. drones likely to embarrass Pakistan:
A senior U.S. lawmaker said Thursday that unmanned CIA Predator aircraft operating in Pakistan are flown from an air base in that country, a revelation likely to embarrass the Pakistani government and complicate its counter-terrorism collaboration with the United States.
The disclosure by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, marked the first time a U.S. official had publicly commented on where the Predator aircraft patrolling Pakistan take off and land.
At a hearing, Feinstein expressed surprise over Pakistani opposition to the campaign of Predator-launched CIA missile strikes against Islamic extremist targets along Pakistan's northwestern border.
"As I understand it, these are flown out of a Pakistani base," she said.
OK, senator Feinstein, let's review Rule 1 of possession of classified information, shall we: Just because you know something doesn't mean that everyone else has to know it. This wasn't a classic Washington leak; this was just some idiot blurting out something that should have never been revealed.
I'm guessing that the Pakistani government has just had its life made much more interesting as a result of "loose lips" Feinstein...
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I find it very strange that the whisky swilling jock has not critised the ref,or commented on the TWO pens give to his manure team against Pompey . must be consulting lady fergie!!!!!
I thought you wrote no comment, or does making a wanker of yourself count iron, tevez ?
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Tekken Tag Tournament 2 launching in Europe September 14, pre-order bonuses announced
Namco Bandai's announced Tekken Tag Tournament 2 will release in the US on September 11 in the US and September 14 in Europe.
The fighter will come with four additional characters from its vanilla arcade release as pre-order DLC. Michelle Chang and Angel will be exclusive to ShopTo, while Ancient Ogre and Kunimitsu will be tied to Zavvi. The characters were shown in a new trailer yesterday, and rumored prior to that.
The special "We Are Tekken" edition of the game will be exclusive to GAME.
Over in the US, GameStop is offering all four characters with pre-order where as Best Buy and Amazon pre-orders only net Angel and Michelle as bonus fighters.
TTK2 will come to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The original launched in 2000 as a PS2 launch title.
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"Risgrot, Norwegian rice porridge" Top 5 Page for this destination Norway Local Custom Tip by YokuMoku
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2 portions
200 ml water
100 ml porridge rice/sushi rice
500 ml whole milk
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Boil the water and put in the rice. Cover and cook for about 20 minutes until the rice absorbs the water. Pour in milk and cook for about 40 minutes in low heat until the porridge thickens. Stir frequently to prevent the rice from sticking and burning. Season with salt.
Serve the porridge with butter/margarine, cinnamon, sugar, and raisins (optional). Norwegian kids and...adults love to sprinkle generous amount of sugar and cinnamon on top of the porridge. Red berry juice drink is a good companion for the porridge.
To me this is more or less like making Chinese porridge. But instead of using 100% water, Norwegians use milk. Risgrot is a hearty meal, and for some this can be quite heavy. I for example enjoy the berry juice drink more than the porridge. But you should really try this specialty.
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The Friends of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library continues its programming on detective and mystery novels on Feb. 22. Wednesday's discussion focuses on the popular "Bones" mystery series by Mississippi author Carolyn Haines.
Tennessee Williams once said, "Home is where you hang your childhood. For me, that is Mississippi." On Feb. 23-25, one of the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright's works is coming home. Not only to Mississippi, but to the town of Williams' birth, in 1911. Columbus is the opening host city for a state tour of "Orpheus Descending."
Patron tickets to the Junior Auxiliary of Columbus 2012 Charity Ball will be available Tuesday, Feb. 21, from 4-7 p.m. at the Junior Auxiliary Hut located at 1000 Park Circle, next to Lee Park.
It's been a rough week at the Elliott-Hannon household. Murphy's Law, (which says that if anything can go wrong, it will) was in full force. And it was all mechanically related.
"Oh, look! This one is about a gorilla and a kitten," chimed Emma Tally to her furry companion. The 5-year-old sat cross-legged on a plump pillow on the library reading room floor. With small hands, she held up her big book, all the better for her four-legged friend to see. Turning to the first page, young Emma was soon eagerly sharing the story with Roscoe, the therapy dog. Roscoe, to all appearances, absorbed every word.
Mardi Gras. It's been called the season of "voluntary madness" -- with parades, masks, floats, music and outlandish costumes. The revelry builds to a crescendo between Epiphany (Jan. 6) and Fat Tuesday, which falls this year on Feb. 21.
I like Aunt Bee because she makes me want to be a better person. She makes me want to bake pies and take them to sick people. Aunt Bea is my Hollywood idol and favorite TV role model.
When the topic of Antebellum Black History comes up, most people immediately think of the horrors of slavery. While those horrors cannot be diminished, there is a whole world of Black History that needs to be brought to the forefront. That is the roles of blacks, both free and slave, in the settlement and development of the Tombigbee River Valley.
Mississippi University for Women's Department of Health and Kinesiology will host its annual community health fair on Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 9 a.m. to noon in the Pohl Gymnasium on campus. This year's theme is "Achieving Health and Wellness." Participants will have the opportunity to hear from experts in the field about how they can live a healthier lifestyle and achieve their health goals.
In a forthcoming book, Starkville historian Dennis S. Nordin presents nearly a dozen case studies of elected African-American leaders who won various offices because of strong support by the majority.
Mardi Gras revelry will arrive early in West Point when volunteers from the West Point/Clay County Animal Shelter throw their second annual Mardi Gras celebration. Tickets are on sale for the event to be held from 6 p.m. until midnight Saturday, Feb. 18, at the newly remodeled Community Counseling facility on the campus which formerly housed the Mary Holmes Junior College cafeteria.
Diet. The word that grates on my nerves like fingernails on a chalkboard. It's just so passé, bringing to mind the low-fat fiasco of the '80s or the low-carb craze of the '90s. Diet implies temporariness. And for so many of us, weight loss and maintenance are lifelong challenges. There are no temporary quick fixes that will last forever. You have to stay on top of it.
Back by popular demand, local book club The Sisters will headline the Friends of the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library Table Talk series on Feb.15. The Sisters, whose examination of Kathryn Stockett's "The Help," drew record crowds last fall, will tackle best-selling author James Patterson's detective-psychologist Alex Cross.
I remember the first salon where I worked right out of beauty school. Scissors in hand, I began cutting. McRae's Department Store in the Hattiesburg Cloverleaf Mall was hidden far behind cosmetics, just past the shoes and tucked into a small corner beside customer service. Perhaps it's ironic that this column is all about customer service.
Mid-February may be the coldest time of year, but ironically, it is associated with love and warmth, and all good feelings. We can thank Saint Valentine for that. Evidently, there were at least 14 saints with that name who were martyred in ancient Rome. One was known for marrying Christian couples. It cost him his head.
Somewhere today on the small West Indies island of Montserrat, a disabled young mother recovering from a stroke is grateful for a new handmade walking stick -- a gift crafted with kindness in the Golden Triangle. With his new cane made in Columbus, another islander coping with partial foot amputation is navigating a bit better over the rough volcanic terrain of his homeland. When he received it in December, he gladly discarded the broken mop stick he'd been using as a walking aid. Simple things. Big differences. Building blocks in a mission undertaken by two young women -- one a native of Columbus -- and a willing 84-year-old accomplice in Columbus.
This will probably come as a surprise to Caledonia Middle School sixth-grader Elise Cook's fan club, but her favorite subject isn't English, it's math. In fact, this year's countywide spelling champ is hoping to someday become an engineer.
It's fair to say Walter Parks has worn a few hats in the music world. As lead guitarist for Woodstock legend Richie Havens for most of the last decade, he's played some prestigious venues, like Carnegie Hall and Madison Square Garden.
With all the coverage of the upcoming Super Bowl, thoughts turn to great football teams. In pro ball there are memories of the Old Green Bay dynasty. This past season of college ball brought back memories of the old LSU Chinese Bandits, at least until Alabama showed up for the rematch. Then there was East Mississippi Community College and its trip to Arizona to win the community/junior college national championship.
Sixty-two youth have already signed up for the Lowndes County 4-H shooting sports program, which began with safety classes Jan. 28. Dozens of children and their parents attended the sign-up event hosted by 4-H Agent Sharon Patrick at 4-H headquarters on Seventh Street North in Columbus Jan. 19. The shooting sports program has consistently been 4-H's most popular program in recent years. Much of its success is attributed to the efforts of long-time instructor Ben Kilgore, who retired last year.
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Owners of a site in Haddington have taken court action to move on a group of travellers who have set up camp.
Occupants of nine caravans at the vacant Gateside Commerce Park were served notice by sheriff officers at the beginning of this week to vacate the land within 21 days.
The site is earmarked for 112 houses and smaller employment units, a planning application having been submitted to East Lothian Council in March 2014.
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GOP Governors Group Awash in Campaign Cash
The Republican Governors Association raised more than $30 million in the past three months with the help of sizable donations from Wall Street investors, the oil and gas industry, the Michigan Chamber of Commerce and other companies.
Fund-raising reports covering July through September showed that the Republican governors group had one of its best fund-raising periods ever, with donations ranging from $1, from one of its own employees, to nearly $3 million from the Michigan business association. News Corp., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, donated $250,000.
The Republican haul overwhelmed the $10 million raised by its counterpart, the Democratic Governors Association. Both groups plan to spend record amounts on the gubernatorial elections. The Democratic Governors Association says it will spend $50 million this election, while the Republican Governors Association could spend about $65 million.
The stakes are huge in this year's campaigns for governor. For one, there are more gubernatorial elections this year—37 in all—than ever before. The governors who win next month's elections will help decide how new congressional districts will be drawn as a result of the recent Census. Both sides say this redistricting process could help swing as many as 30 seats in the U.S. House.
Among the top donors were Paul Singer, the head of hedge fund Elliott Management, and several of his colleagues. Singer donated $1.6 million to the Republican Governors Association during the period and a total of $2 million for the year. Seven of his colleagues kicked in an additional $250,000, records show.
The largest donor was the Michigan Chamber of Commerce, which donated $2.8 million in the three-month period and a total of $5.4 million for the year.
Las Vegas casino-owner Sheldon Adelson contributed $1 million, Texas homebuilding executive Bob Perry donated $2 million ($4 million for the year) and hedge-fund investor Steve Cohen donated $500,000.
News Corp. wrote a check for $250,000, records show. That comes on top of a $1 million donation to the Republican Governors Association the company made during the summer.
News Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch faced several questions about the donations Friday at the media company's annual meeting in New York. Several parties, including the shareholder activist group Nathan Cummings Foundation and the UK investment firm F&C Asset Management, have criticized the gifts.
Mr. Murdoch said the donations weren't motivated by the editorial policies of News Corp.'s news organizations. "We made them because we decided they were in the interest of our company and our country," Mr. Murdoch said.
Mr. Murdoch acknowledged that the size of the donations was "unusual" but added that it was unlikely News Corp. would make similar contributions.
News Corp. director Sir Rod Eddington, who chairs the company's audit committee, said the board consulted with management before it decided to make the donations.
Comcast Corp., which is purchasing NBC Universal, donated a total of $75,000 in the period and $125,000 for the year.
Alex Skatell, the director of new media and technology for the governors group, made 19 separate donations to his employer for a total of $153, according to the fund-raising report. Most of his donations were for $1, records show.
The Democratic Governors Association also received donations from corporations, although on a smaller scale, including $50,000 from Anheuser Busch and $160,000 from AT&T.
—Russell Adams contributed to this article
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, Volume 215, Issue 2, pp 195-208
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Postfire regeneration of resprouting mountain fynbos shrubs: differentiating obligate resprouters and facultative seeders
- K. E. MaraisAffiliated withDepartment of Conservation Ecology and Entomology, Stellenbosch University Email author
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Plant species in Mediterranean-type climate regions have a diversity of traits that facilitate their persistence under a given fire regime. Obligate resprouters (OR) are dependent on resprouting to persist through a burn episode, as their seeds are killed by fire. Facultative seeders (FS) combine strategies by resprouting and recruiting new seedlings after fire. We hypothesised that these life history differences would lead to differential resprout success and we predicted that OR would be more successful than FS. We performed a 2-year study to assess resprout success of co-occurring Western Cape mountain fynbos FS and OR species, and to determine predictors of resprout success following a wildfire. All the FS species recruited seedlings postfire, whereas the OR did not. OR demonstrated near complete (99 %) survival after 2 years and all resprouted within 4 months postfire. In contrast, only 81 % of FS resprouted with only 65 % surviving 2 years postfire. Numerous factors were linked to resprout success: decreased lignotuber exposure and pre-fire vigour (number of pre-fire shoots) were significantly associated with postfire resprouting, while early resprouting (days to first resprout) and growth rate were significant predictors of post-resprout survival. The difference in resprout survival between the FS and OR may also be partially due to phylogenetic differences. These findings confirm the heterogeneity and complexity of postfire resprouting and support the distinction of OS and FS life history types.
KeywordsFacultative seeders Fire Mediterranean-type ecosystems Obligate resprouters Postfire succession Resprouting
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- Postfire regeneration of resprouting mountain fynbos shrubs: differentiating obligate resprouters and facultative seeders
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Plant Ecology
Volume 215, Issue 2 , pp 195-208
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- 10.1007/s11258-013-0289-4
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- Facultative seeders
- Fire
- Mediterranean-type ecosystems
- Obligate resprouters
- Postfire succession
- Resprouting
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- K. E. Marais (1)
- R. B. Pratt (2)
- S. M. Jacobs (1)
- A. L. Jacobsen (2)
- K. J. Esler (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Conservation Ecology and Entomology, Stellenbosch University, Private Bag X1, Matieland, 7602, South Africa
- 2. Department of Biology, California State University, Bakersfield, CA, 93311, USA


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'Fluorescents' featured at museum
Published: Sunday, November 13, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, November 13, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
The Mineral and Lapidary Museum will host Fabulous Fluorescents, a special event for children, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. There will be an interesting and educational display of these very special minerals which show their true colors only under ultraviolet light. Learn what makes these seemingly ordinary rocks glow with wildly bright colors and experience it first-hand in the specially created tunnel. Every child, age 14 years or younger, who visits the museum Saturday will be given a fluorescent specimen to take home.
Visitors of all ages are encouraged to come and see the many interesting exhibits of fossils, minerals, gems and geodes. The museum is at 400 N. Main St., Hendersonville. For more information, call 698-1977.
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Sure, it might not last. The effort that Serena Williams put forth against Maria Sharapova, the intensity -- good heavens, the raw emotion that Williams tossed out there -- all might seem a distant and exhausted star by the time Williams' championship match in the Australian Open against Lindsay Davenport is done on Friday.
But bear with us for just this long: What if it did last?
What if Williams could repeatedly conjure the kind of focus against the field of the Women's Tennis Association this year that she did in the crucial, 66-minute third set that finally got her past 17-year-old Sharapova in the semifinals at Melbourne? What if she's ready to be exactly that good for a while again?
Can you imagine the effect on the women's game of a healthy and truly engaged Serena Williams? The woman is only 23, after all. You think of her as older because her name and image have spun before you a hundred thousand times already, but in terms of her competitive tennis career, she's no relic.
She missed a chunk of 2004 with a knee injury, and she has acknowledged very publicly the emotional toll her sister Yetunde's shooting death has taken on both her and sister Venus over the past year and a half. But Venus Williams, while still capable of high-level play, has for a couple of years made no secret of the fact that tennis just isn't always the priority for her. It's no surprise for Venus to play well without playing to greatness.
Serena Williams is capable of genuine greatness as a tennis player, and to know it you needed only to see that third set against Sharapova. Williams was daring and steely. She outlasted a good young player who had beaten her twice at key moments in 2004, at the finals of Wimbledon and again at the WTA Championships.
But, mostly, she was Serena -- or at least the Serena Williams who, when on her game, might not yet have an equal in the sport.
Williams had already staved off defeat by Sharapova in the second set, rallying back from 5-4 down to win it 7-5, when the defining third set rolled around. In some ways, Serena had already struck a blow for the memory of her as a more dominant player, shaking off a terrible first set and somehow regaining her focus after misfiring early on stroke after stroke.
But the third was different. It was a gut check. It was at least as much about mental readiness as it was about the mechanics of the strokes or basic physical conditioning.
Sharapova might have been gassed toward the end after having played a tough three-set quarterfinal, but when this thing was up for grabs, she looked exactly like a 17-year-old rising star is supposed to look: Wildly energetic, capable of tremendous stroke-work, and grunting at volume 11. (Future viewer note: When a player begins screaming even before she has made contact between racquet and ball, you may feel free to assume she's doing it almost completely for effect.)
Even with Sharapova on her game, though, Williams was completely present and accounted for. The intensity of her movements was visible. She screamed her own self-approval after a couple of key points. She pumped fists to herself and the crowd.
She scowled a little. She smiled a little. She fired a couple of fierce, lingering glances across the net at Sharapova after a couple of points in which Williams battled her way out of trouble.
And she brought the power, which is just so critical to her game. There is no better way for Serena Williams to play tennis than to come with her strength and dare opponents to figure out a way around it, and the perfect example of that lay in the wicked forehand winners she smacked on her way to staving off three match points in the 10th game of that third set.
At times, Williams' placement of shots was artistic. She wrong-footed Sharapova with several of her forehands, then earned a crucial point in one game with a topspin forehand that, while to Sharapova's forehand side, was delivered with such sizzling force that Sharapova had no chance to even move toward the ball.
Williams screamed her approval after that one -- and that, too, fit the mood of the match. It was an openly emotional time for Williams. She seemed to be rallying herself as well as the Aussie crowd, which got behind her during the Sharapova match and stayed there.
It was the most expressive Serena has appeared in quite a while. And it was the most welcome sight in the world.
The women's game has some things going for it right now, including the influx of quality Russian players and the truly nice story of Davenport, who is back in a Grand Slam final only months after actively contemplating retirement from the tour. But a fully engaged and focused Serena Williams, that's something else again.
That would be something worth watching, and continuously so. Because that would mark the resurgence of a player who has a chance for greatness -- if only she decides that greatness in tennis is something she still wants to aspire to.
Mark Kreidler is a columnist for the Sacramento Bee and a regular contributor to ESPN.com. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A report released by Save the Children shows Alabama is making the grade when it comes to protecting kids during natural and man-made disasters.
Alabama meets all four crucial minimum standards to ensure that schools and child-care facilities are prepared to respond to the needs of children during a disaster.
Only six other states met all four standards while eleven states failed to meet even one.
The four key standards identified by save the children include evacuation and relocation, reunification and plans for special needs children at child care facilities, as well as multi-hazard plans at schools.
Save the Children urges the adoption of all four standards because they have the potential to reduce the trauma of a disaster and save lives.


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I'm trying to manually create a mini mail module with just the user's email address, subject and content of the email. It just serves the purpose for a fast customer support for my app. I also want to hide my email address since i'm just using my gmail account instead of my company's email account. This is to ensure good and timely service since gmail is known for it.
The problem is when i'm sending the 'email' content to my PHP server using:
- (void)sendMail{
NSString *rawStr = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"http://www.somedomain.com/iosuser.php?id=%@__%@__%@__%@",[self getMacAddress],emailAdd.text,subject.text,content.text;];
NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:rawStr];
NSMutableURLRequest *request = [NSMutableURLRequest requestWithURL:url];
NSURLResponse *response;
NSError *err;
NSData *responseData = [NSURLConnection sendSynchronousRequest:request returningResponse:&response error:&err];
NSLog(@"responseData: %@", responseData);
The NSLog for
rawStr works fine, displaying all the contents for the url, email address, subject and the content:
But the NSLog for
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responseData: (null) so nothing is actually sent.
The emailAdd and subject are UITextField input while the content is from UITextView input. I wonder if UITextView is the problem. Really appreciate any pointers and apologize if this is a foolish issue.
Note:I tried to use the NSLog output of
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Can someone help me to find GAE launcher for Ubuntu 13.04. I found it for earlier versions of Ubuntu but those PPA's doesn't work for 13.04. I'm using Python version.
I searched long and hard on this same issue (couldn't actually open the google app engine launcher (the GUI) in Ubuntu). The following is the step that helped me to be able to open the GUI.
... But I still am having issues running the app - it has errors. I think it is an issue of (under the Edit/Preferrences menu) Python Path, App Engine SDK Path, Editor, and/or Deployment Sever.
First you need to install wxPython open your terminal and type :
Then you need to download the launcher
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How does one report a bug in Microsoft Excel 2010?
closed as not a real question by Simon Sheehan, 8088, Mokubai♦, Nifle, slhck Nov 29 '11 at 18:13
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Microsoft Connect does not accept bugs for Excel.
You should raise a support case with Microsoft Support.
Go to http://answers.microsoft.com, the MS Office / Excel part of the forum and post a complete description of the bug there. Include Windows version, Office version, Service Pack level if any and steps to repro the problem.
You should be able to get confirmation that it is indeed a bug, perhaps get suggestions for workarounds, and one of the Excel MVPs should be able to pass the bug along to the appropriate people at MS.


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Spokane Falls 24/7
Avista strikes deal that will mean the downtown falls will not dry up each summer.
Thoughts? I took a look from the Monroe Street Bridge yesterday. Amazing.
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WIN OFFICIAL NEW NiGHTS MERCH! Design competition!Journal Entry: Thu Sep 20, 2012, 10:42 AM
Spark up your Ideya dreamers - It's epic competition time here at NiGHTSintodreams.Com with amazing prizes of brand new official merch from SEGA!
With tons of prize packs up for grabs everyone has a good chance of winning something really special in time to celebrate the HD release of NiGHTS into dreams... this October.
After our successful fan campaign supporting a rerelease of the original game and NiGHTS hitting the track for Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, it's time for even more fan love from the company.
What can you win in this competition?
The main prize up for grabs are these wonderful official NiGHTS pillow cases created for this competition and promo use. You can't buy these anywhere! This is the variant version of the black pillow case that SEGA held a competition for recently. The new white case features one of my favorite bits of artwork taken from the Japanese Saturn game's cover. It was also used a lot for our NiD15 campaign, so this one should mean a lot to you community guys out there especially. It fits a regular bed sized pillow and is made from a super soft fleece fabric.
But that's not all!
These lovely badges were created as promotional items for the recent PAX event in America. Seriously limited edition each set of 4 come in a little sealed baggie with a pretty backing card featuring NiGHTS. Each badge set includes NiGHTS, The game logo, Wizeman, Claris and Elliot.
We have lots of these to give away as prizes, so the top 20 winners will each receive a pillow case AND a set of 4 badges.
30 runners up will receive a set of 4 badges each.
We want you all to get creative with this one. Dreams are an amazing source of magic and inspiration, we all dream, even if we don't remember it - dreams are something we all have in common. For this competition I want to see you design yourself a dream persona. An alter ego. Over the years many of us have encountered our own personal dream creatures and personalities when we slept at night. NiGHTS into dreams... encouraged self interpretation and exploration of real dreams. So what would you look like when you dream? Draw a picture of your dream self, your alter ego in the world of Nightopia. Designs can take influence from Nightmarens, Nightopians and Dreamers. A wild reflection of yourself within the world of dreams.
This competition will be judged on imaginative and inventive designs - not artistic skill. If you want to you can also write a short paragraph about your creation to accompany your entry.
If you'd like some reference materials or inspiration for design you can check out our official character art archive [ here ].
* Entries can be digital or traditional. Traditional artwork can be sent to us by scanning it or taking a photograph if you don't own a scanner.
* Your image can be either full color or black and white.
* Any character description to accompany your design must be included in the same email entry you send us.
So when you've got your entry good and ready email it to us at [email@example.com]
- The design concept must be done by you. It must not be a direct copy of someone elses fan character.
- Do not trace another artists work to create your own.
- Entries are welcome from anywhere in the world I'll post prizes anywhere there is a NiGHTS fan!
- Nothing offensive please. Questionable entries will be rejected outright.
- By entering this competition you are agreeing to provide me with your name and an address to mail a prize to if you win. This information will be deleted straight after I've used it for the sole purpose of mailing prizes.
- If no response is received from a winner after 2 weeks their prize will be given to another suitable entrant.
- Winners will be notified by email after the closing date. The winning entries will be up for display on this website afterwards. Prizes will be sent out as soon as possible.
- Prizes are as stated. No cash equivalent or replacements are available for items lost in the post.
The closing date for this competition is the 5th of October 12pm GMT. No entries will be accepted after this date.
Winners will be announced on the 6th of October via the website.
WIN OFFICIAL NEW NiGHTS MERCH! Design competition! by imagniWatch
Just to make sure, when e-mailing our entries, do you want the illustration/photo as an attachment, or uploaded to Photobucket and the like through a link?
Also, you won't need us to include our address unless we win, correct? So our entries should include: an attachment or link to illustration, plus a short paragraph if we would like.
This really is a dream contest I like it. Thanks for bringing a smile to my face first thing this morning.
Do our alter egos have to fit the NiGHTS verse?
Or can they be whatever we best feel represents us in our dreams in general?
But I'm awesome at stick figures!
*runs off in a flurry of random sparkles and marshmallows to her computer*


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Although Skeeter Kerkove introduces most of the scenes, he's not listed in the credits and it's uncertain how the entire contents fit together as a cohesive whole.
Although some moments, like Little Bit's delicate boned submission, Otto Bauer's request for Veronica Jett and Riley Brooks to present their "nice hooker faces," the teasing pre-fuck kiss between Mark Davis and the initially inert Patricia Petite, and the corseted and double dominated Julie Night keep pulses pumping, the uneven lighting, the simple but appreciated scene credits, the sometimes abrupt scene exits, and the variable video quality make this feel cobbled together.
Retailing: A performer-specific recommendation more than a title-specific recommendation.


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Triple Crown
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(Redirected from Triple Crown Championship)
The term Triple Crown is often used to describe the act of winning or completing the three most important or difficult or prestigious events, tournaments, or prizes in a given field. Originating in England in the mid-19th century in the sport of horse racing, it has spread to other competitive endeavors.
Horse racing[edit]
- English Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing
- Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing (United States)
- Canadian Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing
- Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Pacers
- Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters
- Triple Crown of Hurdling
Motor racing[edit]
Professional wrestling[edit]
Other sports[edit]
- Triple Crown Tour (Ultimate)
- Triple Crown (American Football) A Triple Crown, in the National Football League, is an individual statistical achievement possible at a variety of positions on both offense and defense, all of which, however, ultimately require a player to finish a League Calendar Year, better known as a season, leading the NFL in three major statistical categories relative to his particular position(s).
- Another Triple Crown of professional gridiron football involves a player winning the Super Bowl, Grey Cup, and any other professional American football championship games
- Triple Crown (Poker)
- Major League Baseball Triple Crown
- Triple Crown of Alpine Skiing
- Triple Crown of high school baseball in Japan, consisting of the spring invitational tournament, summer national championships and autumn national sports festival.
- Triple Crown (basketball)
- Triple Crown of Boxing
- Triple Crown of Bridge
- Triple Crown of Cycling
- Triple Crown of Brazilian Football
- Triple Crown (Nordic Skiing)
- Triple Crown (rugby union)
- Triple Crown of Snooker
- Triple Crown of Surfing
- Triple Crown Tournament (cricket)
- Triple Crown of Hiking
- Triple Crown of United States Conformation Dog Shows: the Westminster Dog Show, National Dog Show and AKC/Eukanuba National Championship
- Triple Crown of Professional Paintball, a professional paintball team winning all 3 big series: the Millennium Series, Paintball Sports Promotions (PSP), and the National Professional Paintball League (NPPL)
Other uses[edit]
- Papal Tiara, the three-tiered crown that was used by popes for centuries
- Coat of arms of the Drapers' Company, 1439 emblem with three triple crowns
- Triple Crown of Acting, for winners of an Academy Award, an Emmy Award, and a Tony Award in acting categories
- Triple accreditation, in business schools
- Triple Crown Records, a record label
- Triple Crown of Long-Distance Hiking, a reference to the Appalachian Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and the Continental Divide Trail.
See also[edit]
- Treble (association football)
- Triple Gold Club
- Three Crowns
- Grand Slam (tennis)
- Grand Slam (golf)
- Grand Tour (cycling)
- Winston Million
|This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Triple Crown.
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MSNBC host, NBC News Clinton campaign correspondent and senior Clinton apologist Andrea Mitchell offered her latest Clinton spin on Tuesday during the Republican National Convention (RNC) by whining that the Clinton scandals ranging from Whitewater to Hillary's e-mail scandal "will never be resolved to the satisfaction of the conspiracy theorists."
For over two weeks now, the press has insisted, based on almost no evidence, that many UK citizens who voted to leave the European Union weren't all that informed, didn't appreciate the implications of their vote, and now regret their decision. Two examples signify the press's desperation to cling to this meme. The first is their contention that post-referendum UK-based Internet search requests for basic information on the EU are coming entirely or mostly from "Leave" voters. There is no good reason to believe that. The second is their treatment of the obviously bogus, heavily-pranked, easily-beaten petition for a second EU referendum as if it's something real, when it obviously is not. These efforts are so over the top that they may strike some readers as psychologically troubled "Remain" supporters having a tough time adjusting to reality. Well, it turns out that this is a far from minor problem among "Remain" supporters.
On Sunday's morning's This Week show on ABC, hos Martha Raddatz asked normally unflappable Hillary Clinton supporter Cokie Roberts about the "deep mistrust" voters have towards presumptive Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton. Concerning her campaign, Roberts responded that "I don't think they have a clue how to fix it." That's understandable. How do you "fix" a media-enabled problem at least two decades in the making?
Raddatz tried to deflect discussion of Mrs. Clinton's serious problem by telling people to go see the play Hamilton. Roberts took the cue, and in a bizarre non sequitur, said that Alexander Hamilton "lied too, to his wife."
Poland's government has firmly established itself as right-wing – for wanting to prosecute child rapist Roman Polanski. The Hollywood Reporter posted an article earlier this week stating that "Poland's new right-wing government" is seeking to overturn a court decision not to extradite the Oscar-winning director. In a normal world, everyone would want to throw Polanski in jail. But apparently, only crazy right-wingers would ever want to do that.
New York Times Hillary-beat reporter Amy Chozick matter-of-factly compared Whitewater special prosecutor Ken Starr to Inspector Javert, the fanatical pursuer of Jean Valjean in Les Miserables, while blaming him for bringing "a new intensity to partisan warfare" in his prosecution of Bill Clinton, in Wednesday's "Starr, Who Tried to Bury Clinton, Now Praises Him." Chozick even suggested Starr's investigation was responsible for the Clinton administration being distracted from the threat of Osama bin Laden.
On Tuesday's CNN Tonight, during a discussion of Donald Trump making an issue of Hillary Clinton being an "enabler" of her husband, Bill Clinton, abusing women, host Don Lemon seemed unaware of the kinds of accusations made by women like Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey that Hillary Clinton had taken part in efforts to intimidate them into silence about sexual assaults.
At one point, Lemon cluelessly commented: "This is the first time that I think that I've heard of in any situation ... where the woman who was cheated on is now being accused of doing something wrong. Usually, women stand behind a woman who was cheated on rather than saying, 'Well, she enabled.' If someone cheated on me, I'm not going to say nice things about the person they cheated on with."
CNN's Ashleigh Banfield acted like a hired gun for Hillary Clinton on her Legal View program on Tuesday. Banfield claimed Donald Trump "twisted" Bill Clinton's past sex scandals into an attack on Mrs. Clinton, and played up how he once stated that "Paula Jones is a loser, and people would have been more forgiving if Bill had had affairs with more glamorous women." She confronted Sam Clovis, Trump's national co-chair: "What are you doing in this campaign when it's Donald Trump who attacked the women; and you're going after Hillary's husband, who's not running for president?"
On Tuesday, all three network morning shows denounced Donald Trump's campaign ad going after Bill Clinton's treatment of women as a "another low" in the presidential race and parroted Hillary Clinton's campaign talking points dismissing numerous sex abuse allegations against her husband as "old" and "discredited." On NBC's Today, Matt Lauer warned the campaign was "getting even nastier."
Reacting to NBC's Andrea Mitchell claiming on Thursday that her 1999 rape accusation against Bill Clinton was "discredited," Juanita Broaddrick blasted the reporter: "Andrea is obviously mad at me for exposing her rudeness and bias when she called me this year. I think being a lapdog for Hillary Clinton discredits Andrea Mitchell and NBC as journalists!"
In an interview on Friday's NBC Today with the filmmakers of the newly-released documentary about disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner, perplexed co-host Savannah Guthrie wondered: "How on earth did you get this access? But why on earth would Anthony Weiner grant that kind of access, knowing what he knew about himself?"
Contributing to the media's rush to discredit Donald Trump's resurrecting of former President Bill Clinton's marital infidelities in his campaign against wife Hillary, Bloomberg's With All Due Respect co-host John Heilemann chided Trump on Thursday for "play[ing] the rape card" and predicted it'd be of no benefit to him going forward towards November.
On Thursday's NBC Today, correspondent Andrea Mitchell was so deep in the tank for Hillary Clinton that the veteran reporter claimed a major scoop from her own network about Bill Clinton being accused of rape was a "discredited" story. Mitchell was aghast that Donald Trump mentioned rape allegations against the former president during a Wednesday night interview: "...using that word unprompted during an interview last night...bringing up a discredited and long-denied accusation against former President Bill Clinton..."


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Another Purple Patch successIn full: The best race organizers always make sure to arrange the weather in advance :-) This is a nice little jaunt along the canal, with start and finish venues good for public transport. Course is mostly flat but with some short climbs, and can be a bit muddy and sloppy underfoot. Bag stowage excellent, which matters for those of us who don't have a car. Smoothly organized as ever, plenty of water stops and a nice medal. Really good event, must come back next year.Date of review: November 11, 2012
In short: A nice jog in the woodsIn full: Gorgeous setting, with the beeches all in their autumnal colours. Nice little low-key event, this one: turn up, get your number and run. The friendly and helpful staff and slightly shambolic atmosphere all add to the charm. Haven't done this one for a few years so good to rediscover it and will try to do it again.Date of review: October 20, 2012
In short: No-frills raceIn full: Turn up and run ... old-fashioned 10K race, bare bones, no chip timing or new-fangled stuff like that. Good start/finish venue and a decent flat course with a few twists and turns. And well marshalled and with good baggage stow as always with PP events. See you next year!Date of review: September 30, 2012
In short: A nice run in the woodsIn full: Held on the hottest day of the year in 2012 but it is August ... Extra water was laid on, which is a sign of alert organizers. Great two-lap course with ups and downs but no brutal climbs, and plenty of shade in the woods. Superb organization, especially the baggage stow (important for non-motorists like me). Lovely start venue with lots of space and a pool for those who like a post-race dip (not bothered myself but there were plenty doing this). Done this one many times and will be back. Date of review: August 20, 2012
In short: Lovely run along the riverIn full: My third outing on this one, I think. The course is lovely, although this year's was amended because of the Olympics at Dorney. Organization excellent as ever, especially the baggage stow (essential for us non-drivers who can't leave stuff in the car). The first hot day of summer so I suffered in the heat but otherwise a nice day out. I'll be back.Date of review: July 22, 2012
In short: This year with extra miles, climbs and painIn full: Barking mad, this is. The national anthem, a bagpiper and the biggest climbs and descents outside the Alps. A cheerful race director and host in Dr Rob. Add 50 per cent to your normal half marathon time, only this year there was an extra bit so it was 16 miles - an ultra half so close to double your normal half mara time. But plenty of good running terrain between the huge ups and downs. Great fun, great supportive atmosphere, trashes your legs for a week afterwards. Oh, and a huge medal. Organization like clockwork. Top event.Date of review: June 23, 2012
In short: A nice day outIn full: As always, an efficient job by Reading Roadrunners. The course is fast but a little congested at the start for midpackers like me. Good facilities, good atmosphere, somewhere to stow baggage, well-organized event. I would have preferred a medal to a mug but that's a matter of taste. I'll be back next year.Date of review: May 7, 2012
In short: A long-standing favourite eventIn full: Excellent event. Course is quick and undulating, scenery is as good as it gets for Bracknell, organization is faultless and goody bag is generous. Huge thanks to all the organizing team this year for enduring such filthy weather. See you next year.Date of review: April 29, 2012
In short: Excellent eventIn full: One of the best events in the calendar. Ace scenery, route that is flat but has a few challenges on it, top atmosphere and marshalling, efficient bag storage, organization like clockwork. They even make sure the weather is perfect. Really can't think of any negatives on this one, although if the event expands traffic congestion at the venue and on the dual carriageway outside could become an issue. In short though - top race and top marks to Purple Patch.Date of review: March 25, 2012
In short: Excellent first outing for this raceIn full: It's in Cornwall so there are going to be hills but that said, this is a brutal course. Add a good five minutes to your usual half marathon and be prepared to hurt a bit. Well organized especially for the first outing - start venue is a huge Wetherspoons, plenty of loos, plenty of drinks afterwards. No complaints from me for parking, marshals or organization in general. And great value - a medal, chocolate treats, pasty and a can of Tribute. Well worth turning out for.Date of review: March 18, 2012
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text: Backstory: vF: In spite of being the 4th mafia game I've hosted, this was actually the first game I ever worked on designing. Mind you, it changed alot since its first version, so I'll run you through some of the differences. I don't remember when or why, but I thought to myself at some point, "Wouldn't it be funny if there was no village, and a bunch of different mafia thought they were taking down a village?". Which sounds alot like what we ended up with, but Deception Mafia (as it was first called) actually had another twist. There was a mole faction, each member moling a different mafia. The mafia would be told that the player was a mole, but they would assume it was the village being moled. B_T: Ah, memories. I think it was in the summer of 2010 when I wanted to make my first game ever. I was a shy little guy requesting a co-host, who'd help me create a game from the very beginning. Von wanted to make his first game as well so he contacted me and from there the story began. I didn't even have a general direction at first, so we were thinking of ideas and voicing what we'd want in our first games, when Von shared an idea he'd had about the whole moling deception thing. It took us a brainstorm or two to settle on the "village mole faction" idea, and it was wacky enough to get us working right on it. vF: That may have been a terrible idea by itself, but also so much time had passed since we had first designed that game and player towards moles had just gotten so much worse. This caused us to remove the moles entirely and rebalance everything. B_T: The truth was, we had actually designed the roles and even priorities if I'm not mistaken, and everything was set for the game to begin, besides writing Role PMs I suppose. The thing was, we were both doubting the success of the destined game, which eventually led to a halt regarding any talk related to it. It's a shame, but at the same time I'm glad, since as Von said, the concept was pretty damn terrible. A few months had passed and Von contacted me in possibly resuming our idea, but of course neither of us was happy with the original concept so we revamped everything. vF: Originally the "gimmick" of the game was that everyone appeared village upon death. That was changed into no cardflip NOC really just to keep the twist a secret. B_T: The players were to be notified of a "twist" in the game, which they would assume was the all deaths shown as village concept. This would hide the main twist, which was the central concept of the game (the hidden "village" mafia faction). Since there was no central concept anymore, and we felt as if we still wanted "clueless" mafia factions, we kept the village deception idea in planning, and it eventually became the main concept. vF: By the end, this game was a combination of ideas that should probably never be in any serious mafia game, but I got to experiment with them here. I wish the really good ones hadn't been killed IMMEDIATELY, but we got some good use out of others. And every bullshit, trollolol mechanic in this game was approved, and approved BEFORE I changed the name from Deception to Troll NOC Mafia. That's right, we were gonna play it straight, but almost at the last minute I wanted to add a rule just to ensure that I didn't cause some of the more dedicated mafia players serious psychological harm. B_T: I think we would have had SOME warning, but yeah, we went in the whole "troll" direction mainly because Von wanted to try new things, and I really didn't mind. So we re-balanced factions, with each having a "special role", but they were killed quickly. I think the main reason for this is because we gave them to more experienced players because we wanted, well, experienced players behind those roles. I'm sure not doing the same mistake if I attempt at including experimental roles in any game I make, but it's not like it ruined the game. It simply made it less interesting, perhaps. Also it if wasn't obvious already, every player had a "troll" referring to his character (or not!). These will be showcased here. Role PMs: Mafia A vF: This one should probably be the most obvious, but there was never any Dewprism in the game. I don't know that smashlloyd ever fretted over finding it, it seemed to be a chore for him to just get his actions in. B_T: Not only was Smash rather inactive (from what I've seen), he has also caused a lynch on his teammate when said teammate (tas) was not even in the planning for one, and he did that simply to save his own behind. He earned himself a lot of hate as a result, and rightfully so. vF: My third game in a row with Richter Belmont in it. Anyway, he played a pretty distant game as was noted, and missed some of his actions. He did end up deciding the finale by killing Fangren (who would have killed Rey), but you can't really call it kingmaking when he didn't know that would happen, and did still have a chance to win. The whole my job thing is an inside joke... get used to that. B_T: Correct me if I'm mistaken, but I think most of the times he'd idled were as a result of not knowing what to do (although that's pretty stupid for a bg). I'm saying this because he was actually paying attention for most of the game, which is something of note seeing as a lot of players failed to do even that. Still, he didn't do anything terribly wrong. vF: I had this role in the back of my mind for a long time, so it actually was the foundation for all the other word kills. Eo picked an awesome target and killed him excellently, it's too bad he was so pissed off about getting lynched but I don't know what he expected, having just killed "the village inspector". He also had a pretty clever way of getting around the only post restriction Pidge got to actually work. B_T: Pidge and Rey wanted that restriction on Eo starting N0, and when it finally hit, he had to get lynched the immediate day. Needless to say, they were pretty mad when Eo got away with his restriction in the way he did! vF: Unknown to him, this rogue actually blocked the whole team of the person it targeted. Well, even my beefy rogue only matters if people actually try to kill him. If he got new powers, he would have gained a BPV and an LPV. I really wish this had happened, but you can't win em all. B_T: Tas wasn't targeted by a kill even once (if memory serves), so nothing would have happened even if tas didn't idle during (almost?) every single night. vF: Oh boy. I really had high hopes for this role. I actually gave it to Yeti because I thought others were more likely to be randed. She "permanently silenced" Spiffy, and even after she died he was too afraid to post for several turns. B_T: I have to admit that the 'silenced for game' was a terrible idea. Not only would it have been broken in a standard game, but this is an noc game, so it would have been pretty fucking obvious that it's fake. The funny thing is, Rey had actually inspected Yeti during that night (N0), and even though Spiffy knew it was likely her, he STILL managed to chicken out. Success? Mafia B vF: After we had decided to make word kills, I knew instantly I wanted to do this. I cream my pants whenever I watch the ending to Resident Evil 3, so putting the greatest one liner ever to good use was something I had to do. To that end, as many called it, the STARS were fake. But they were brought up nonetheless, and it was glorious. B_T: We really should have been more in-depth with descriptions for word kills, and this is the first example. Because he only had to quote a post with it, and because von really wanted the kill to play out, he got to kill terrador like he did. I intended it to work only if the former post included stars (and the quote is from that post), but whatever. This is one of those "it's ok, this game wasn't even meant to be serious" moments I feel will be mentioned plenty. vF: This combined two ideas. One involving Neville Flynn discovering that he was on a boat filled with bears, the other a pun on investigator. See Invest-A-Gator for the latter. Anyway, by checking dead bodies Altair was given clues. Real clues hinted that there was only mafia in the game. Fake clues hinted that there were only bears in the game. Nothing really came of this. B_T: Altair was the only player to full-heartedly claim that there is no village in the game, and of course, this player got to be the investigator (which would have been fooled by clues that the village does exist). He was pretty active and it was a shame to see him die. vF: For a newer player, HR did ok. Priority up was always on the killer when applicable, but no bodyguard ever stopped a kill anyway (partly because on almost no night did every killer send in an action). Of course HR didn't actually have any weaknesses, but I do wonder how much it caused him to sweat. B_T: I think we stopped sending him 'weakness' PMs fairly quickly (unless Von managed to send some under the radar). He kept raising the kill when possible (and the hook when not), something completely acceptable. vF: zorbees has been kinda less than active ever since CGM ended, and not much mileage was gotten out of this role. B_T: I think he's idled his actions because he fretted for his well being, but at least he wasn't completely inactive. vF: Really the star of the show, and again sadly killed early but alot mileage was gotten out of this even while it was available. Oddly, AG was rand killed and not Franklin. Sad that we never got to filibuster the lynched, but we got to sing our song anyway. I'm surprised that no one made the connection between Franklin and Gob (except Fate, after subbing in sent the vistior message "my name is judge", lol). Even after removing him from the player list people persisted in trying kill him. B_T: When AG died, I made it seem like Franklin had possibly been kidnapped just to see what will happen, but I guess it was too convincing than I had liked. Still, we removed Franklin from the list as soon as AG died, so it's not really my fault people thought he was kidnapped for three cycle or something. ?_? We were really sad when AG died, he was always full of plans and was possibly the most active player in the game. Mafia C vF: Agape immediately broke his restriction, and yes the restriction was clear enough, his role was listed as "Please" even in his team PM. At this point, it seemed harsh to kill one of their teammates, but the joke was pretty much ruined. Well, didn't stop Sam from pretending to have a post restriction anyway. This role was something of an idea not intended for NOC, probably would have worked better with outside contact. B_T: We had a lot of discussion regarding what to do when Agape did what he did. We could have godkilled, but it would have likely ruined it for his faction, so we eventually decided to punish him and him only. Sam was nagging on me to join, and when he did, he was waaaay too competitive in a game intended not to be. He took the failed gators badly, seeing as he's designed an entire endgame plan around them, and had something to say on possibly every questionable act by me and von. It made the game much less enjoyable imo, but I'm not ruling out anything Sam had to say, as most if not all of it was logical. Still, I wish you were less serious about this game, I feel as if you would have had a better time if you had. vF: This was probably the single best troll in the game. I don't know how much he ever fucked with Altair (and I kinda doubt he did), but UncleSam and company put so much effort into farming these gators it was delightful. And no, they never were supposed to actually kill, we always had planned to make up excuses for why they didn't work. B_T: Again regarding Sam-- no, these were actually meant to be Nook's troll. This could have actually been really fun if it weren't for the high hopes put into each and every one of those gators. vF: If you want to be super technical, all this says is player immediately preceding your post. Spiffy edited his post immediately preceding. Well, this caused quite a stir anyway. Reyscarface reported me to gmax, so I had to turn in my mafia badge (but they will never take my gun). The unwritten rule of all of these word kills (and all troll stuff really) was that it just had to be funny. Was it funny to have Spiffy word killed after 10 edits? Hell yes it was. I was laughing for a good five minutes. B_T: As much as I would love to see the bright side in these, like Von.. I simply don't want any of these mishaps causing the major bitching that is BOUND to happen because this game apparently means something. If what Von decided to do served the purpose of this game (unfairness is an excellent troll), I second it. About UP, he was pretty obedient to Sam all the way, and was active enough to cope with Sam's orders. vF: This genius restriction was Blue Tornado's idea, and I don't think I've ever seen a funnier godkill. B_T: I hate to downgrade my own worth but I don't think that's such a "genius" restriction. Hell I think I've seen it before somewhere. About how it played out, I was not around when the godkill happened, so I don't know if Kharozz's name was in Rey's original post or not. Obviously editing his name in wouldn't have gotten him godkilled (that's just stupid), but "eh, not a serious game". vF: Or, that one time Yeti and I had a Star Trek argument in a mafia thread. Anyway, in spite of his higher profile, I gave this role to Lightwolf because I knew he would otherthink it in ways I had not prepared for. He totally did, making his bets "I bet a mafia will be lynched today". This both lets him in on the game secret, and lets him farm rewards. We never had to work around this problem though. B_T: Actually we were almost going to, and we were going to restrict it somehow since we didn't intend it to abuse a single concept the whole game (he could have kept betting on a mafia being lynched/killer/whatever floats ye boat and farming prizes that way). Still, we knew LW would be active and he sure was. Mafia D vF: I was really disappointed by jiggly here, even to the point where I honestly felt trolled. In a case of "player didn't read the role pm", I pm'd her several times saying that she had to activate her ability herself and she was just "yeah use it before majority". Again though, she had to post her phrase. I can't get into her account and do it for her. Sigh... this would have been so cool. B_T: I understand that this caused some commotion because Von was actually a bit more flexible with other stuff but not with this. But honestly, it's not hard to post a single line. Using the hosts as some sort of safety net "just in case this happens" shouldn't happen in any game, not even in a game like this. That's the main reason I'm completely behind Von here. vF: I actually extended the deadline past majority by about 12 hours sending pms to jiggly, so I don't see how I wasn't being flexible. vF: An inspector who could make a gigantic post for a one time super mayor, sadly we never got to see that. Originally this role was not on the same team as Phoenix Wright, you can imagine why that was fixed. B_T: Dale was another active player that I really wanted to see more, since he was the only one doing something in his faction regarding organization and planning. When he died, the faction essentially died along with him. vF: Another role founded on a lie, not much to say except that terrador really pissed off his team in the end. B_T: Well I guess nothing big happened with this guy. The numbers thing was meant to give the feeling that this game's format was similar to that of Von's RoTK, and Terra posted them twice, on two different occasions. Meh. vF: At this point we were really trying hard to think up new word kills, and it seemed a given that in an NOC game people would go on long winded rants. Still, never got the kill here despite trying. B_T: Server_Crash was active and, like Von said, tried relatively hard in making his kill succeed, with no avail. He played decently. vF: True story, the role was made for Fatecrashers, then he went to China so it was given to Johann. Then he came back and subbed into it. Johann was inactive obviously, and Fate was constantly hooked. I think the first picture was a little too obvious, but he was also inspected. The later two pictures I really got a kick out of though. Someone should design a game around Fatecrashers drawing funny pictures. B_T: I have to oppose Von here and say that the first picture actually was the least obvious to players, I guess because of the fact it was, surely enough, the first picture. By the time Fate got in, several factions had inspected him and he was doomed. Really sad this role didn't have much success, as like people said, I doubt this will work again, at least not in these next few months. Mafia E vF: Uhh, I don't even know if I want to explain this one. He was supposed to be trolled with the lyrics to Wild Wild West, I don't think that really panned out though... B_T: Von said he wanted to troll with a friend of his, and I guess that didn't work out. JB25 was active, not much else to say. vF: rey, next time there is a mafia game with a rule "don't take this too seriously", do not play it. You will break that rule. You will be a rulebreaker. B_T: Pretty much what Von said. Him and Spiffy were really active and when the Spiffy godkill happened, he essentially blew up. You have any right to be mad, if only this game was meant to be competitively serious in the slightest. vF: The most bullshit post restriction ever, but I was also supposed to taunt Spiffy by saying things like "I'm not sure you were really listening to the music that time". Kind of went off track what with Spiffy never posting in the first half. B_T: I really have to hand it to Spiffy for obeying an obviously fake restriction, even though he knew there's a fake restriction distributor from the moment he got it. Then again, maybe it's just my awesome hosting skills that left him in doubt. And yes, we gave Spiffy this role because of the restriction (the "real" one), simply because Von wanted to fuck with Spiffy and of course I had no complaints. vF: No need to check, yes, one of these things was always not like the other things, and would always be not like the other things. It was pretty cool how this was actually warped into something to definitively clean people. B_T: I guess the troll worked. Oh and I take full credit for voicing cookie monster as a character, although I thank Von for the catchy song. Pole idled a few which made Rey force me to accept his (Pole's) actions through him after update. Still, none of those times had any real impact on the game. vF: The "village leader" lol. Again, sadly only one post restrict ever worked after several tries. Would have liked to see more of that. B_T: Yeah, Pidge was the "obvious villager" so he got Hooked almost every single night. There goes our last "special role" that didn't even get killed that early but still failed to have an impact. Oh and Pidge played well. Closing Words: vF: As I once said, no one was really playing with a full deck. While some people theorized that there was only mafia in the game, this was a far cry from figuring out who was on which team, and as it stood kills flailed about and the game ended remarkably even teamwise. Some players were more dedicated than others, but no one really played the game well, and they weren't expected to. That's why there is no MVP award from me. Anyway, hope people had fun with this. I actually had alot of fun hosting it, regardless of the power roles dying early. B_T: I should probably note that this was definitely not a good choice for a first-time hosted game. I had hosted games on other sites in-between the gap from when we abandoned this game until we revamped it, so this isn't really my first time hosting, but I feel as if it wasn't too enriching for a host. Still, I enjoyed it, and I did get some update-making experience in the process. I will probably try hosting alone next time, but not because of Von-- I actually really enjoyed hosting alongside you, and your interesting view on things was always helpful. I just felt that we didn't get to collude on a lot of important decisions, mostly because of our timezones, and I guess I just like control over things. But I don't blame the players-- I'd already accepted that this game was completely random and we had no real way of knowing if it would be successful or not. There was barely any strategic moves in this game but it didn't really make it terrible. It was fun for us hosts to see the big picture and there were some good laughs in the process. So I have no real regrets. Overall, I enjoyed this experience, and I hope most of you players did too! vF: This is also a good time to point out that after half a year, Overkill 2 has finally been called and I have won. So if you are reading this Lightwolf, can you please go ahead and fix the game listing for it.


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ID Card For Every Child In Scotland … To Monitor Parents Who Refuse Vaccinations
First ID cards, then to make the system safer, RFID microchip implants.
If you allow that to happen, then it is all over.
Every student will be documented on a database
– ID card for every child in Scotland (Express, June 14, 2015):
THE SNP is to create a £12million database containing medical details about every child in Scotland, with officials admitting the trove of information could be stored abroad.
It will work alongside the controversial Named Person scheme, allowing health workers to "monitor" youngsters at the click of a button and flagging up parents who refuse vaccinations.
The network will join with another upgraded NHS database containing the medical records of everybody north of the Border, known as the Community Health Index (CHI). Continue reading »
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Truth be told, I knew a person who went to Ohio State because he didn't get into Florida. His family all went there and his parents kicked him out the state and said to else where. He went where it was free and openly rooted for Florida and hated Ohio State. Got a good education given Florida and Ohio State are academic equivalents in also any ranking you'll see.
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An ionophone is a transducer for converting acoustic vibrations in plasma into an electrical signal, or for converting an electrical signal into acoustic vibrations in plasma. It can be used for "generation of subsonic or ultrasonic waves as well as a microphone or loudspeaker".
Ionophones are to plasma what microphones and loudspeakers are to air. Because the acoustic impedance of air and plasma are similar, an ionophone will work well as a microphone or loudspeaker when appropriately coupled to air.
Ionophones are more commonly used as loudspeakers than as microphones. Unlike a loudspeaker having solid matter (cone) that moves to push air (or water in the case of an underwater speaker or hydrophone) sound is produced by plasma (ionized gas) in a spark gap. Typically a high frequency (ultrasonic) electric arc is established, and then modulated by audio frequencies.
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Hello everybody! I have not posted on here in quite a while. I terminated in December of 2010 for T21 at 18w4d. I remember when I went for my first ultrasound (around 6 weeks), my Dr. mentioned how he thought I may be pregnant with twins b/c of my high Hcg level. I have read about higher Hcg levels in Down's Syndrome pregnancies, and that pregnancy turned out to be Down's. I am finally pregnant again (after almost a year, 3 IUIs and 3 IVFs....finally got pregnant with the 3rd FET). My first beta Hcg level (around 4 weeks gestation) was 481. I went for my first US yesterday, and I am 7w3d along. My Dr. once again mentioned that he was thinking twins b/c of my Hcg level being high (we transferred 2 embryos). However, I am only pregnant with one. So I am now petrified that this baby will have Down's as well. We are going to go ahead and do the CVS test to confirm; however, I'm freaking out over this Hcg level. I know I shouldn't gage the health of my baby on that, but I'm just so worried that I will face that nightmare all over again.
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How can you re-allocate space from one Volume Group to another Volume Group in Linux? Both volume groups exist on the same physical drive and are split evenly, let say 50G each. I'd like to shrink one down to 20G and re-assign the 30G to the other VG, extending it to 80G.
Volume Groups (VG) don't deal with raw space directly, they group Physical Volumes (PV), hence their names.
Depending on your actual VG configuration you have to do the following:
This is assuming that your first VG consists of multiple PVs and that you can reduce the size of the LVs so that you free up enough PEs.
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Poisoning charges may loom in dog's death
A San Clemente resident who says his neighbor fatally poisoned his dog three weeks ago is demanding justice for the tiny Mexican colima.
Marc Schroeder appeared at Tuesday night's City Council meeting with his daughter Catalina, who held a banner depicting the 8-pound dog, named Diablito. Schroeder said he found a mixture of dog food and Drano on his neighbor's property after Diablito went into convulsions and died. He said the Coastal Animal Services Authority took the evidence and the dog's body for testing. Schroeder said he had to pay $400 for the tests and was told there would be a citation but no criminal prosecution
Kim Cholodenko, director of CASA, which provides animal services in San Clemente and Dana Point, said Wednesday that the agency is preparing to submit complaints to the Orange County District Attorney's Office asking for one count of animal poisoning, one count of misusing equipment and one count of not posting signs warning that poison was being used. It would be up to the District Attorney's office to decide whether there is sufficient evidence to prosecute.
"My dog was lured out of his fenced yard by a mixture of Drano and dog food," said Schroeder, who has circulated fliers around town.
"There's a lot of people in this town that are outraged by this," he told the council.
Schroeder's neighbor, Ray Haines, did not return a call Tuesday night seeking his perspective on the incident. He earlier told a reporter from KCBS-TV/2 that he had put out poison because of a problem with possums tearing up his yard. He told the station he was issued a citation for putting out poison without a permit.
"I feel terrible about this," he told KCBS.
A friend's dog that was under Schroeder's care at the time also was poisoned and went into convulsions, but it was a larger dog and, with veterinary care, it survived, Schroeder said.
"We're very sorry to have any kind of experience like this in San Clemente," Mayor Jim Evert told Schroeder. "I, as a pet owner, understand what you are going through. As we understand more, we'll make sure the right people contact you."
City Manager George Scarborough said: "I don't want to leave the impression in the community that it is OK to poison an animal. It is not, and it will be prosecuted. It's also a violation to poison wildlife. It's not just domestic animals that cannot be poisoned."
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Bending the Productivity Curve: Why America Leads the World in Medical Innovation
In this Policy Anaysis published by CATO, the authors assert that health care issues—controlling costs and covering the uninsured— should be regarded as secondary to innovation. However, none of the most influential international comparisons have examined the contributions of various countries to the many advances that have improved the productivity of medicine over time.
In three of the four general categories of innovation examined here—basic science, diagnostics, and therapeutics—the United States has contributed more than any other country. In general, Americans tend to receive more new treatments and pay more for them—a fact that is usually regarded as a fault of the American system. That interpretation, if not entirely wrong, is at least incomplete. Rapid adoption and extensive use of new treatments and technologies create an incen- tive to develop those techniques in the first place. When the United States subsidizes medical innovation, the whole world benefits. That is a virtue of the American system that is not reflected in comparative life expectancy and mortality statistics. Policymakers should consider the impact of reform proposals on innovation.
Glen Whitman is an associate professor of economics at California State University, Northridge. Raymond Raad, M.D., M.P.H., is a resident in psychiatry at New York Presbyterian Hospital / Weill Cornell Medical Center.