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Arsenal 1 Roma 0. The Gunners will head to Italy with a slender lead, but it should have been more. Thanks for joining me tonight and I hope you enjoyed the game.
All Arsenal as we head towards a conclusion. Clichy flies forward and fires a stinging effort into Doni's grasp.
Almost there. Roma are pushing more men forward, but aren't busting a gut to find a leveller. Perhaps they are happy to head home with only a one-goal deficit to make up.
Ramsey has enjoyed a couple of nice touches since coming on. He will be benefiting from being involved on a night like this.
Nasri glides past two challenges and has a 25-yard effort deflected inches past the post. The resulting corner comes to nothing.
Van Persie almosy gets his head to a dipping Sagna cross, only to see Diamoutene get in his way at the vital moment.
Roma look short of ideas when they enter the final third and Arsenal have answers to all their questions.
Vela and Clichy toy with Roma down the left, but take too long getting rid of the ball and are eventually crowded out.
To answer Konstantin Maier's question, and for anyone else who cares, tonight's attendance is 60,003. Pretty much a full house.
The Italians are seeing a lot more of the ball now and have the Gunners on the backfoot. Riise breaks forward again on this occasion, but can't take the ball in his stride and sees it drift harmlessly behind.
Toure plays a dodgy back-pass towards Almunia, but the Spaniard deals with it well. Arsenal cannot afford to hand Roma an opportunity on a plate.
Testing cross from Sagna has Roma facing their own goal and unsure what to do. Nasri flies in among the statues, but fires wide of the post. He, more than anyone, deserves a goal.
Motta prevents Vela from running clear with a flying block. The Arsenal man would have been in on goal had Sagna's ball reached him.
Pizarro clips in a free-kick, which is dealt with easily by Gallas. Arsenal have looked watertight at the back, let's hope they stay that way.
Weary challenge from Denilson on Pizarro. After all Arsenal's hard work I hope their legs don't give out on them!
Vela and Van Persie combine brilliantly, but the latter has drifted offside. No doubt that Arsenal's front two have more about them following Bendtner's withdrawal.
Riise drills narrolwy wide after drifting into space. A warning to the Gunners that they need to find a second goal.
Dean Laird is happy to see the back of Bendtner. He wasn't great, while Vela only needs a glimmer of a chance and is more of a natural goalscorer.
Awful miss from Eboue. He had to score. He took an age to set himself after latching onto a loose ball, before firing wide. Should be game over.
Slight break in play as Toure requires treatment, but he is back on his feet. Vela is being readied.
James Fanning, In Ireland, has gazed into his crystal ball and feels a late flurry of goals coming on - with Vela expected to make an impact. Meanwhile, Elliott Bales, checking on the Gunners from Baghdad, feels Arsenal need to be more ruthless. I agree, as missed opportunities could come back to haunt them.
Roma really need to offer more if they are to take anything from this game. At this rate Arsenal look dead certs to make the quarter-final draw.
Nasri has looked every inch the class act he promised to be at Marseille and continues to dictate proceedings. I have been very impressed with the Frenchman tonight.
Slight lull as the pace calms down for a moment. Arsenal can turn it on as they please at present, though, and expect them to ignite again.
Hazel Louise is another trying to work and keep tabs on the scores. I say forget the Business Studies coursework and focus on this. Nothing is more important than football!
Great save from Doni to deny Diaby. The Arsenal man works space on teh edge of the box and lets fly. The ball was at a good height for the Roma keeper but he did well to beat it clear.
One-way traffic as the Gunners press forward again. Diaby leads the attack, with Nasri and Sagna offering support. Is a second goal on the cards?
Another opportunity goes begging as Bendtner looks to slide in Nasri but the Frencham can't reach the ball as he slides in at the back post. All Arsenal at the moment.
Great chance for Bendtner. Van Persie looks to pull the trigger but has the ball taken off his toe. It falls to Bendtner and he lifts over the top from eight yards. Will that prove costly.
Kemoi Reid feels victory tonight could be the catalyst the Gunners need heading into the end of season run-in. It might just be!
Good evening to Matty Dioulgeridis who is hoping Arsenal can find a second and then "shut up shop". I have every confidence that will prove to be the case.
Van Persie slices well wide when found in space by Clichy. Not his best effort, let's leave it at that!
Toure clears from the head of Baptista. The ball breaks to Totti, who feeds Taddei, but Sagna is on hand to clear the danger. Hectic end-to-end stuff at the moment!
Positive break from the hosts comes to nothing. Red shirst were piling forward, but Diaby couldn't pick one out. Roma will open up as the game goes on and Arsenal must make sure they make their chances count.
Jason Marck, in Chicago, is another claiming to be working while tuning in. Don't bother with that, put your feet up and enjoy. Tell the boss this is more important. Meanwhile, Renn Blankenberg, sees a second on the cards for the Gunners. Here's hoping!
This is ridiculous. We have kicked off with two Arsenal players not on the field. Gallas and Toure were late out and play resumed without them. Toure has been cautioned for trying to enter the field without permission.
Ben Kararo believes Arsenal need another one to make the game safe, and he might be right. Roma have the quality to find an away goal, while the Gunners will not want to play for 0-0 in the Stadio Olimpico in the second leg.
You can also bet in-play at skybet.com. Arsenal are 1/4 to take the win, with Roma slipping to 10/1. You can 13/2 on 3-0, which may be worth a flutter.
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Arsenal 1 Roma 0. Van Persie's penalty seperates the two teams at the break. Much deserved and hopefull the Gunners can build on that advantage after the break.
Good evening to John Bradshaw in Leeds. He is hoping Arsenal can push on and claim a comfortable 3-1 win. In terms of what the Gunners have been lacking of late, I think they have been missing a spark. Nasri has given them that tonight in a free role, while Diaby is strong and powerful and can take charge in midfield.
Loria lives dangerously with no support behind him when he dallies on the ball30-yards from goal. Van Persie comes close to picking his pocket, but the Roma man recovers just in time.
Perrotta is picked out by a great ball from Taddei but fails to make the most of his opportunity. Unmarked at the back post he nods back across the face of goal instead of trying to score himself. Wrong option as there were no black shirts close enough to him to profit from his knock-back.
De Rossi slams into Nasri and sends the Frenchman sprawling. His sees yellow for the reckless challenge and will now miss the second leg.
The Gunners are running riot at the moment, with Roma well and truly on the rack. Van Persie is given offside on this occasion, but Eboue and Nasri appear to have endless energy as they continue to spring up all over the field and open the Italians up.
Mention to Gary Evans to wrote in claiming he feared Arsenal would be held 0-0 moments before the goal. Safe to say he is delighted to have been proven wrong!
Almost two for the Gunners as Van Persie skips past Loria and squares for Bendtner. Motta gets an important toe to the ball to see it clear, while Van Persie calls for a second spot-kick after having his shirt tugged by loria. Nothing given.
Will Arsenal push for more or sit back on their lead and keep things tight. That has to be a risk and surely attack is the best means of defence?
GOAL - VAN PERSIE. Roma's delaying tactics have no impact as Van Persie drills a low effort into the bottom corner. Doni goes the wrong way and Arsenal have the lead they deserve.
Taddei picks the right ball, after breaking down the right, as he squares to Totti, but the Roma skipper lifts a badly sliced effort miles over the bar.
Taddei is caught offside as he looks to break in behind Sagna. The Brazilian has had a quiet night and does not look like he is enjoying himself.
Sagna's driven cross from the right somehow eludes a host of bodies in the box and runs out for a goal kick. It just needed a touch and Arsenal could have been in business.
Clichy lifts a cross into the grateful hands of Doni when well placed. Van Persie was free at the back post and waves his arms in frustration.
Nasri is looking for the ball at every opportunity, and is being given it most of time. He is popping up everywhere and Roma don't know how to deal with him.
Cunning step-over from Perrotta almost frees Totti, but Gallas gets in a vital interception. Baptista, a man who enjoyed a loan spell at the Emirates in 2006, then drills a tame effort high into the stands.
De Rossi is felled by a robust challenge from Clichy. Arsenal are fired up for this and it must only be a matter of time before their efforts pay dividends.
Riise clatters into Sagna as the two full-backs go toe-to-toe. The former Liverpool man has barely had a touch so far and has been penned back into his own half of the field.
Diaby is very Vieira-esque when in full flow, but he is yet to take a game by the scruff of the neck in a mannger befiting his fellow Frenchman, and former Arsenal favourite.
Doni pushes his luck as he takes a touch on Mexes' back-pass. He gets away with it, but Bendtner was right in his face by the time he cleared.
Arsenal move the ball from side to side across the edge of the box and Diaby lifts a 30-yard drive narrowly over the top when the ball breaks into open field.
For all the Gunners' eye-catching football they aren't really troubling Doni and need to add some urgency to their play.
Arsenal settle for a spell of knocking the ball around among themselves in midfield. It has their opponents working and could pay dividends as the game draws on.
Nasri fires inches past the post when allowed far too space on the edge of the box. Doni didn't move and would have well beaten had the effort been on target.
Lloyd Hamilton in Oz has been in touch offering his support to the Arsenal boys. He is hoping for a comfortable win and no injuries. A mention must also go to Laurence Wise who has informed me that Wenger always looks worried and there is little point trying to read his expressions. I see his point!
Clever from Totti as he catches the Arsenal defence napping. He lobs a quick free-kick over the top and Loria is disappointed to loft his volley over the top. Another good sight of goal for the visitors who are coming into their own at last.
Motta comes as close as we have come to a goal. He breaks forward from the back and unleashes a wonderful strike from 25-yards. It appears to be heading for the top corner until Almunia gets a telling touch. Great save and the resulting corner comes to nothing.
Diaby finds Van Persie with a great ball over the top, but the Dutchman can't bring the ball down. His touch just bounces away from him and Doni can pounch.
Toure sneaks in at the back post from a Van Persie free-kcik but can't pick out a team-mates, while Diaby almost finds Bendtner bursting into the box as Roma fail to clear their lines.
Eboue leads a counter-attack and is hauled down by Mexes - who goes into the book. The Arsenal man had options left and right and didn't need to hold onto the ball for as long as he did.
Mexes is comfortable enough on the ball to carry it out of defence and launches a Roma attack. Again, though, the Italian outfit are unable to keep the ball for long.
Arsenal are making steady progress until they get to the edge of the box, then the final ball lets them down or a heavy touch surrenders possession.
Bendtner is spending a lot of time on the left. Arsenal appear to have set up with Van Persie the only man in a central role, with three men supporting from deep.
Another opportunity for Arsenal falls to Nasri. Clichy swings over a pin-point cross, but his fellow Frenchman glances narrowly wide from six-yards out.
Totti has been surprisingly wasteful so far. Everyone knows what he is capable of, though, so Arsenal cannot afford to give him any time or space.
Nasri is seeing a lot of the ball and looks to be in the mood tonight. Arsenal are dominating, while Roma can't get out of their own half at the moment.
First sight of goal goes to Bendtner. Nasri escapes down the right and pulls the ball back to the Danish striker. He has acres of space inside the box, but hsi first touch is woeful and the chance goes begging.
Sagna has the opportunity to throw an early cross into the box, but his delivery hits the first man. The Gunners had plenty of men forward.
Arsenal appear to have settled quickly and are knocking the ball around in positive fashion. Roma, meanwhile, have yet to get going.
Nasri appears to have been given a bit more freedom tonight and is not sticking to his left-sided starting post. He can drift across the pitch and influence play in dangerous areas.
Nasri has a run at Motta, and earns a throw deep in Roma territory. He could be the man to provide the flair to carve the Italians open.
Early touch for Almunia as he claims a misplaced through-ball. The Spaniard will be hoping for a quiet evening.
Positive burst from Diaby comes to nothing. He will be charged with bombing forward at every given opportunity and supporting the frontmen.
Ben Keraro, in the US of A, thinks Arsenal have looked blunt of late, but is tipping them to find their cutting edge in a 2-1 win.
Mike Warfield is going 1-0 to the Gunners, while Fred Pragnell goes 2-0. We are ready for the off, so we about to find out who is right!
Krishnan Iyer, in touch from India, believes tonight's game is too hard to call, with either side capable of taking the spoils. To answer his query - Arshavin is not in action tonight as he featured earlier in the competition for Zenit and is cup-tied as a result.
Stephen Peel, keeping tabs on events all the way from Canada, is hoping that Arsenal can break their habit of grinding out 0-0 draws. I second that as I want to be entertained tonight, not sent to sleep.
Paul Bracken is another confident Gunner to drop me line. He goes 2-0 to the hosts, with Nasri bagging a brace - just like he did against Man Utd!
Matty Richards, in Wales, believes tonight's game is crucial to Arsenal's season. He could be right! He is, however, backing them to claim a hard-fought 2-1 success.
Richard Kinlocke, working hard in Jamaica, has also been in touch. He believes Arsenal are set up to take a draw, with their defensive bench suggesting they want to keep things tight.
Hashim Ismail, tuning in from Pakistan, is quickest out of the blocks tonight and is backing the Gunners to prevail, with Gallas and Van Persie doing the damage.
Roma team: Doni, Motta, Mexes, Loria, Riise, Perrotta, De Rossi, Brighi, Taddei, Totti, Baptista. Subs: Arthur, Pizarro, Vucinic, Gomez, Diamoutene, Tonetto, Montella.
Arsenal team: Almunia, Sagna, Gallas, Toure, Clichy, Eboue, Denilson, Diaby, Nasri, Bendtner, Van Persie. Subs: Fabianski, Vela, Ramsey, Song, Djourou, Gibbs, Merida.
You can also bet in-play during the game at skybet.com. Arsenal start the night as 10/11 favourites, with Roma available at 7/2 and the draw at 11/5. Robin van Persie is 5/1 to open the scoring for the Gunners, while Roma skipper Francesco Totti is 7/1 to break the deadlock.
How do you see the game going? Will the Gunners take the game to their Italian opponents? Can they take a positive into the second leg? Will Roma be able to snatch an away goal? Let me know your thoughts.
Remember you can air your opinions throughout this first leg contest by contacting me direct at email@example.com.
Roma, though, are no mugs and have rediscovered their form of late. A disappointing start to the season has been laid to rest, with only one defeat in nine outings helping them clamber back up into sixth spot in the Serie A standings.
With Arsenal continuing to frustrate in the league, will Europe offer a welcome distraction to Arsene Wenger's men? The Gunners made it to the quarter-finals last season and will have their sights set on the last-eight once again.


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2015 Made in Hawai'i Festival
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WHAT: First Hawaiian Bank Presents the 2015 Made in Hawai'i Festival
A three-day showcase of "Made in Hawai'i" products, including food, books, art, gifts, fashions, plants, crafts, produce and more. Enjoy cooking demonstrations and live entertainment.
WHEN: Friday – Sunday, August 21 to 23, 2015 Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WHERE: Neal S. Blaisdell Exhibition Hall and Arena, 777 Ward Avenue
COST: $5; children six and under free; look for $1.00-off coupons at First Hawaiian Bank's O'ahu branches, starting in mid-August (while supplies last)
Save the date
When attendees explore the aisles at this year's Made in Hawai'i Festival presented by First Hawaiian Bank, they will discover more than 50 exhibitors that are new to the festival this year, or are returning after an absence from this annual event. This premier showcase of locally crafted, manufactured and grown products from more than 400 vendors comes to the Neal S. Blaisdell Exhibition Hall and Arena on Friday, August 21 through Sunday August 23. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $5 per person, with free admission for children age six and under. Look for $1 off admission coupons at all First Hawaiian Bank branches on O'ahu, starting in mid-August, while supplies last.
Cooking demonstrations and musical performances throughout each day add to the fun of shopping this bountiful selection of apparel and accessories, handicrafts and fine art, home furnishings, bath and beauty products, traditional Hawaiian crafts, food products and confections from around the 50th state.
Many of the new exhibitors can be found in Blaisdell Center's Pikake Room where a hui of 11 Hawai'i Culture and Retail Association (HCRA) members will showcase their products and where Hawai'i's Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) sponsors a New Products Showcase of first-time exhibitors under the banner "Buy Hawai'i, Give Aloha". Also look for several first-time Kauai exhibitors, sponsored by INNOVATE Hawai'i, a program of DBEDT's High Technology Development Corporation.
Spanning the island chain, here is a sampling of new exhibitors making their Made in Hawai'i Festival debut this year:
Iwi Nani – One of a kind bezeled jewelry pieces made with sunrise shells, sea glass and semi-precious stones
Kinis by Renee – Customizable, handmade bikinis
Aim HI Every Day – Organic vegan skincare products such as Invigorating Coco Sugar Body Polish, organic coconut and almond oil lip balm and Pure Hawaiian Sandalwood Hydrosol spray, all handcrafted with sustainable, recyclable packaging
Kaikulu Originals – Woodworker Leslie Vincent's bowls, lamps, mirrors, bracelets and other treasures made from native Hawaiian woods
Workshop 28 – Sustainable cork coasters and trivets with Hawaiian motifs and fun messages; wood postcards, too.
A Maui Day Handbags by Severina Designs – Hand-printed, hand-sewn wristlets and handbags with Hawaiian plant and coral motifs.
P*sters – Patricia Huntley's hand painted bags, table runners, hand towels, pillow shams
Polynesian Bone Carving – Hand-carved bone pendants
Kealopiko – Women's, men's and children's aloha apparel with bold Hawaiian flora and fauna motifs, hand dyed and printed on Molokai
fishsnax! – Dried ahi, chili pepper ahi and aku plus beef jerky in 4 flavors
Hawai'i's Local Buzz – Honey, macadamia nuts, chocolate covered mac nuts and coffee beans
Mark Tomczak Fine Art – Hand painted crystal paperweights
For information, visit madeinhawaiifestival.com. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Cooking Demonstrations
HONOLULU Magazine is excited to participate in the Made in Hawai'i Festival by coordinating the cooking demonstrations. The cooking demonstration will feature dishes from Hawai'i chefs. Derek Kurisu of KTA Super Stores will be serving as the cooking demonstrations emcee, so it's sure to be a fun and entertaining time!
Try the recipes at home
Download the 2015 Made In Hawaii Festival recipe guide made possible by the Department of Agriculture and it's Buy local It Matters program by clicking here.

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For some reason, i like drawing ponies standing with guns. I decided to draw rarity this time, and it's pretty cold out, so it gave me the idea to draw her as a pioneer sniper in a winter getup. i think it looks pretty good. i need to learn how to use inkscape better, so i can start using it instead of gimp.
You saw the Movie RED.She reminds me of Helen Mirran.
Oh man that pony is a KILLER
Who says you can't be equipped, AND stylish!
Russian Rarity is most bad ass Rarity.
can i use this
Me: Uh-oh! Rarity's gonna snipe Spike! Twilight, get out your rifle. I'll get Spike up to his room.
Dashie would totally be dual wielding G19s.
You should draw Dash with a P90 and Applejack with a AA-12.
You should draw Dash with a P90 and Applejack with a AA-12.
Rarity is ready for Equestrian War 3
naicely naicy~
naicely naicy~
I can kind of see Rarity doing some sort of recon. But yeah, ponies with guns is a perfect combination.
I like your taste, and confound it, you have me playing some FPS right now~
I like your taste, and confound it, you have me playing some FPS right now~
Uh, she looks like the woman in the that Movie Red. Except not old.
weird lookin' m4.
"For some reason, i like drawing ponies standing with guns."
And why not? They are awesome
And why not? They are awesome
ponies and guns do make a surprisingly good combo
Sniper Wolf?
Rarity looks like she's ready to kick some ass...xD This is wicked!
she look like a character from inception , cheers awesome rendering
For some reason, she reminds me of Simo Häyhä, the Finnish sniper nicknamed "The White Death."
Don't let Leonardo Di Caprio see his wife as a pony. If she recognizes him, he could be stuck in limbo.


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"The oldest inland city in Australia" Top 5 Page for this destination Goulburn by craic
Goulburn Travel Guide: 81 reviews and 186 photos
Goulburn! Dear old Goulburn. Always had a bit of a penchant for it. It is as easy to go to Goulburn and shop as it is to go to Bowral. But we nearly always go to Bowral.
Bowral is just a bit more ... you know.
But on my last birthday I said to Matt - I want to go to Goulburn and be a tourist!
We stopped to take a pic of this place which I have noticed before.
I had a bit of a giggle at an undertakers called Craic. But I was making the same mistake so many VTers make with my nick. (Not Irish members, of course.)
"It's craic not craig!"
But I was making the mistake the other way round.
Anyway - I said to husband - "If and when, send me to those guys."
(What do I mean - if? I mean when.)
Odd web site I must say. For instance the Regional Art Gallery doesn't give opening hours. Maybe you have to guess. Or hope for the best.
The waterworks museum sounds like a blast!
A row of what used to be hotels and boarding houses. Convenient for the itinerant workers coming to town to spend their pay.
The Coolawin Hotel is one of my watering holes. While I am waiting for the train. Or if I decide to catch the next train. Shabby inside.
A couple of pokies no one seems to play. A couple of permanent fixtures slowly ingesting a beer. Or three. I find it very relaxing. Unwinds the mind. A couple of curious glances to contend with then you can just sink back into minding your own business.
In this row of buildings there is also a second hand bookshop. Doomed. One of those shops you walk into and you just know it won't be there next time you come to town. And an art gallery a guy has set up to sell his own work. Also doomed.
Don't know what they will be next time.
But the pub has been there for a very long time.
Up on the top of Rocky Hill.
Seen this structure everytime we have driven into Goulburn for the last twenty years. Often vaguely wondered what it was. An old water tower, maybe.
Also seen a sign - War Memorial.
So off we went to find the War Memorial.
Bit of an epic because there was only one sign. Matthew was ready to give up. But I insisted we keep on trying. As we pulled up the only hill in Goulburn it still hadn't occurred to me that there might be only one sign because you were expected to know that the big old tower on the hill that is the only landmark in the town was the War Memorial.
But that's exactly what it was. And is.
- Pros:On the way in you pass the cemetery, McDonalds and the maximum security jail ...
- Cons:... but they just do that to confuse you.
- In a nutshell:It is actually a rather beautiful little city.
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A very specail page! Thank you for this dive into old Australia!
literary capital of NSW ? does this mean it has a resident who can read and write ?
Goulburn, goalbin! Very interesting indeed.
Jen, what's a "pokie"??
That's Goulburn! I had to smile at your description of the pub - nearly expect the cast of 'The Shiralee' to appear (well, also at several places around town).
How is the bookshop? The waterworks museum sound my cup of tea.
jen, is this the goulbourn where those rowing chaps sing "goulburn, valley gold..." and dance around with the fruit?
TI never new it was the oldest inland city in Australia Craig's has been standing ready for the hangman since 1847. DId you meet Alison's parents??
The very plane that 'accidentally' took me to Croatia crashed in 2005 and all the passengers were lost. Sobering isn't it?
Where are they moving the ram too? How will I ever find my tourist trap shop if I ever go back there??? Oh well, I wear my opal necklace daily, have for 7 years now. I'll always remember the Great? Merino!
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Is #18 twisted Mason line strong enough to use for prussik loops on a tarp ridgeline? I have no idea how strong it is, or how strong the material needs to be for this application. Anyone use mason line for this?
I have used mason's line for prussiks. I find that it works great being a slightly looser braid than my speer or zing-it so bites quite well. I, however, use #18 braided line - not twisted (twisted comes apart too easily) and finish it in smaller continuous loops (thank opie!). Also, from what I remember, mason's line has a breaking strength of about 100 -125 pds.
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+1 on dragon's comments. Continuous loop mason line prussik's have held both my tarps in pretty good winds.
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Just bought some twisted Mason line this morning so, yeah, uh, braided is the way to go as I have just found out....
Yeah, the twisted I bought before starting this thread is going back to the store on the way home...... I remember it unraveling the last time I used it, just didn't think about it when I was at the store today, I was more wondering "will this stuff work?". Back to HD I go!
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While human genetic research promises to deliver a range of health benefits to the population, genetic research that takes place in Indigenous communities has proven controversial. Indigenous peoples have raised concerns, including a lack of benefit to their communities, a diversion of attention and resources from non-genetic causes of health disparities and racism in health care, a reinforcement of "victim-blaming" approaches to health inequalities, and possible misuse of blood and tissue samples. Drawing on the international literature, this article reviews the ethical issues relevant to genetic research in Indigenous populations and considers how some of these have been negotiated in a genomic research project currently under way in a remote Aboriginal community. We consider how the different levels of Indigenous research governance operating in Australia impacted on the research project and discuss whether specific guidelines for the conduct of genetic research in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are warranted.
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In response to Train Wreck, let me voice my opinion. I have been coming to Seven Springs since the 60's and have seen many changes, both good and bad. In the beginning, it was almost like a private club where you knew everyone on the slopes and in the ski lodge. The terrain expanded with the north face side and the crowds grew also. The resort was family owned and operated and they did a fantastic job until the 90's when things started to deteriorate. The hotel became tired and outdated as were the the main lodge and the ski lodge.
Thankfully, the family sold the resort. The new owners have invested heavily to start the tranformation. And frankly, I don't care about the other ventures of the new owners.
Train wreck says the resort keeps making new terrain parks. Most people know the future of ski areas is closely tied to the growth of snowboarding and twin tips skiing. I am glad Seven Springs realizes this and provides the parks to satisfy the needs of this growing segment. I like the terrain parks because I'd rather the boarders and extreme skiers hang out in a park and let me have the rest of the mountain without them.
When I'm not skiing, I do enjoy watching the kids in the parks and I especially enjoyed the Kristi Leskinen event at the Spot last March.
I was here over the Christmas holiday too. It was hardly a ghost town, though I would never complain about uncrowded skiing. I say keep the improvements coming. Seven Springs is a kicking resort and getting better all the time.
On afinal note, if I had trouble getting to my condo, I would contact my HOA and not whine about it here.
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Mary M. Lee, 70, of Syracuse, formerly of Union, died at her home in Syracuse on Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012. She was born on Feb. 15, 1942 at Rulo to Oscar Edward and Sylvia Lea (Witherow) Henderson.
Mary graduated from the Nehawka High School in 1960.
On Aug. 4, 1962, she married Ronald Lee in Union. She was a housewife and homemaker and a devoted wife and mother. She was especially proud of and dearly loved her six grandchildren.
She is survived by husband Ronald Lee of Syracuse; daughters Julie Lee of Syracuse, Joni Herzog and husband Bryan of Shell Knob, Mo., and Tammy Kruse and husband Seth of Syracuse; grandchildren Garrett Herzog, James Warden, Brock Warden, Leesia Herzog, Tanner Kruse and Jacob Kruse; 10 brothers and sisters: Elmer Henderson and wife Sandy of Nebraska City, John Henderson of Nehawka, Joe Henderson of Holstein, Iowa, LeRoy Henderson and wife Debra of Corning, Iowa, Vicki Avery of Nebraska City, Evelyn McSharry and husband Tom of Elkhorn, Elma Bates and husband Ervin of Nehawka, Paulette Henderson of Murray, Teresa Henderson of Beaver Lake and Sarah Jones and husband Leonard of Nehawka; sisters-in-law Joy Henderson of Avoca, Shirley Brannon and husband Bob of Grove, Okla., and Becky Lee of Nebraska City; brothers-in-law Dee Lee and wife Carol of Goodman, Mo., and Gary Lee and wife Vicki of Nebraska City; numerous nieces, nephews, other family and friends.
She was preceded by brothers George and Raymond, and brothers-in-law Bob Avery and Roy Lee.
Memorial services will be held Tuesday, Aug. 28, at 11 a.m. at the East Union Cemetery northeast of Union with Rev. John Finster officiating. Inurnment will follow the services.
Memorials may be given to the Open Door Mission.
Gude Mortuary in Nebraska City is in charge of arrangements.
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TOKYO — Nissan is back, one year after an earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan ground auto production to a halt, left giant cracks at a key factory and killed five employees and 17 family members. It's a story of surprising recovery that's playing out at other Japanese automakers, but particularly at Nissan.
Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn called it "miraculous" on Friday ahead of the disaster's anniversary, crediting hard work at his company. The maker of the March subcompact and Infiniti luxury brands had a record sales year of 4.67 million vehicles in 2011. That was up 14 percent from the previous year.
By May, Nissan Motor Co.'s Iwaki plant in Fukushima Prefecture, devastated by the disaster that killed more than 19,000 people, was almost completely restored to full operations.
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Toyota Motor Corp. had initially expected to lose production of 2 million vehicles from the March 11 disaster, which damaged key suppliers in northeastern Japan, including Renesas Electronics Corp., a computer-chip maker.
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The production woes knocked Toyota from top place in global vehicle sales to No. 4. General Motors Co. regained its crown as the world's No. 1 automaker, which it had relinquished to Toyota in 2008.
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is a multimedia phenomenon unlike any seen before. Released simultaneously in Japan as a series of PlayStation2 games, two different anime shows (TV series and OAV) and a manga series, each piece helps tell the greater story of .hack. The first anime series is seen on Cartoon Network in the USA, the first of four PlayStation 2 games is a top-seller and now the manga picks up the story with all new characters and adventures.
In the year 2005, a computer virus called "Pluto Kiss" completely shuts down and restricts the global internet network of the world. In 2007, after extensive rescinding of the network, they create and release an online Network Game (MMORPG) called 'The World'.
The anime focuses mainly around Tsukasa who obtains the power that damages the player in the real world. He suddenly awakens to find himself in 'The World', being able to feel, smell, touch, see and hear everything as if he was really there. He attempts to logout but fails to do so. Being unable to remember what has happened before he awoke, he wanders around aimlessly to find answers. While doing so, system moderators, the Scarlet Knights, suspect that he has been working with hackers, because of the tweaked character he was with. Tsukasa finds a magical item, that grants him the power to use this fearful 'Guardian' that will protect him from harm.
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When a high level monster attacks the level 1 players as soon as they start, the game's administrators know something is wrong in The World. Now Shugo and Rena's real adventure begins as they set forth to solve the mystery of "Twilight"and save The World.
In 2015, CC Corporation`s datacenter caught on fire destroying "The World". By splicing in data from what would have been another project, CC Corp. was able to rebuild the game. In 2016, "The World R:2" was released. .hack//Roots covers the time Haseo spent with Shino and Ovan in the guild known as the Twilight Brigade, before the .hack//G.U. PS2 games.
Taking place seven years after the events of .hack//Quarantine GU+ follows the player Haseo, a powerful PKKer known as "The Terror of Death". Haseo is obsessed with an infamous PKer known only as "Tri-Edge" who attacked a close friend of his sometime in the past. The manga details Haseo's search for Tri-Edge, and his eventual inclusion in a mysterious group known as "Project G.U."
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In 2015 a fire at the main CC Corp. (the company in the .hack universe that created "The World") building resulted in the loss of a lot of data, and The World was forced to shut down. By splicing in data from what would have been another game, CC Corp. was able to rebuild the game system. The next year, "The World R:2" was released. However, many old players objected because they were unable to bring over old character data from the previous version. Nonetheless, many new users were drawn in by the unique style, and over 12 million copies were sold. Though not a match for the previous version's 20 million users, it became the top-selling netgame on the market. As a result of the new world, four major clans (Kestrel, Lunar Tree, Canard, and Raven) came to power. The clans actions shape "The World," and most players end up taking one side or another during conflicts.
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David Rice is an internationally recognized information security professional and an accomplished educator and visionary. For a decade he has advised, counseled, and defended global IT networks for government and private industry. David has been awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense for "significant contributions" advancing security of critical national infrastructure and global networks. Additionally, David has authored numerous IT security courses and publications, teaches for the prestigious SANS Institute, and has served as adjunct faculty at James Madison University. He is a frequent speaker at information security conferences and currently Director of The Monterey Group.
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You may or may not have an inkling of what insecure software is, how it impacts your life, or why you should be concerned. That is OK. This book attempts to introduce you to the full scope and consequence of software's impact on modern society without baffling the reader with jargon only experts understand or minutia only experts care about. The prerequisite for this book is merely a hint of curiosity.
Although we interact with software on a daily basis, carry it on our mobile phones, drive with it in our cars, fly with it in our planes, and use it in our home and business computers, software itself remains essentially shroudeda ghost in the machine; a mystery that functions but only part of the time. And therein lays our problem.
Software is the stuff of modern infrastructure. Not only is software infused into a growing number of commercial products we purchase and services we use, but government increasingly uses software to manage the details of our lives, to allocate benefits and public services we enjoy as citizens, and to administer and defend the state as a whole. How and when we touch software and how and when it touches us is less our choice every day. The quality of this software matters greatly; the level of protection this software affords us from harm and exploitation matters even more.
As a case in point, in mid-2007 the country of Estonia, dubbed "the most wired nation in Europe" because of its pervasive use of computer networks for a wide array of private and public activities, had a significant portion of its national infrastructure crippled for over two weeks by cyber attacks launched from hundreds of thousands of individual computers that had been previously hijacked by Russian hackers. Estonia was so overwhelmed by the attacks Estonian leaders literally severed the country's connection to the Internet and with it the country's economic and communications lifeline to the rest of the world. As one Estonian official lamented, "We are back to the stone age." The reason for the cyber attack? The Russian government objected to Estonia's removal of a Soviet-era war memorial from the center of its capital Tallinn to a military cemetery.
The hundreds of thousands of individual computers that took part in the attack belonged to innocents; businesses, governments, and home users located around the world unaware their computers were used as weapons against another nation and another people. Such widespread hijacking was made possible in large part because of insecure softwaresoftware that, due to insufficient software manufacturing practices leaves defects in software that allows, among other things, hackers to hijack and remotely control computer systems. Traditional defensive measures employed by software buyers such as firewalls, anti-virus, and software patches did little to help Estonia and nothing to correct software manufacturing practices that enabled the attacks in the first place.
During the same year, an experienced "security researcher" (a euphemism for a hacker) from IBM's Internet Security Systems was able to remotely break into and hijack computer systems controlling a nuclear power plant in the United States. The plant's owners claimed their computer systems could not be accessed from the Internet. The owners were wrong. As the security researcher later stated after completing the exercise, "It turned out to be the easiest penetration test I'd ever done. By the first day, we had penetrated the network. Within a week, we were controlling a nuclear power plant. I thought, 'Gosh, this is a big problem.'"
Indeed it is.
According to IDC, a global market intelligence firm, 75 percent of computers having access to the Internet have been infected and are actively being used without the owner's knowledge to conduct cyber attacks, distribute unwanted email (spam), and support criminal and terrorist activities. To solely blame hackers or hundreds of thousands of innocent computer users, or misinformedand some might say "sloppy"power plant owners for the deplorable state of cyber security is shortsighted and distracts from the deeper issue. The proverbial butterfly that flaps its wings in Brazil causing a storm somewhere far away is no match for the consequences brought about by seemingly innocuous foibles of software manufacturers. As one analyst commented regarding insecure software as it related to hijacking of the nuclear reactor's computer systems, "These are simple bugs mistakes in software, but very dangerous ones."
The story of Estonia, the nuclear reactor, and thousands of similar news stories merely hint at the underlying problem of modern infrastructure. The "big problem" is insecure software and insecure software is everywhere. From our iPhones (which had a critical weakness in its software discovered merely two weeks after its release) to our laptops, from the XBOX to public utilities, from home computers to financial systems, insecure software is interconnected and woven more tightly into the fabric of civilization with each passing day and with it, as former U.S. Secretary of Defense William Cohen observed, an unprecedented level of vulnerability. Insecure software is making us fragile, vulnerable, and weak.
The threat of global warming might be on everyone's lips, and the polar ice caps might indeed melt but not for a time. What is happening right now because of world-wide interconnection of insecure software gives social problems once limited by geography a new destructive range. Cyber criminals, terrorists, and even nation states are currently preying on millions upon millions of computer systems (and their owners) and using the proceeds to underwrite further crime, economic espionage, warfare, and terror. We are only now beginning to realize the enormity of the storm set upon us by the tiny fluttering of software manufacturing mistakes and the economic and social costs such mistakes impose. In 2007, "bad" software cost the United States roughly $180 billion; this amount represents nearly 40 percent of the U.S. military defense budget for the same year ($439 billion) or nearly 55 percent more than the estimated cost to the U.S. economy ($100 billion) of Hurricane Katrina, the costliest storm to hit the United States since Hurricane Andrew.1
Since the 1960s, individuals both within and outside the software community have worked hard to improve the quality, reliability, and security of software. Smart people have been looking out for you. For this, they should be commended. But the results of their efforts are mixed.
After 40 years of collaborative effort with software manufacturers to improve software quality, reliability, and security, Carnegie Mellon's Software Engineering Institute (SEI)an important contributor to software research and improvementdeclared in the year 2000 that software was getting worse, not better.. Such an announcement by SEI is tantamount to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warning that food quality in the twenty-first century is poorer now than when Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle in 1906.2 Unlike progress in a vast majority of areas related to consumer protection and national security, progress against "bad" software has been fitful at best.
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The coming U.S. winter will probably be cooler than a year ago, boosting demand for heating fuels such as natural gas, a panel of forecasters said Oct. 18.
Winter Outlook
While December will be warmer than normal, temperatures will drop through February, increasing natural gas use by 13 percent over the same period from last year, Commodity Weather Group LLC President Matt Rogers said during the panel discussion at Earth Networks Inc.'s seventh annual energy weather seminar in New York.
The U.S. winter, measured by meteorologists from Dec. 1 to Feb. 28, may be 21 percent cooler than last year in terms of natural gas-weighted heating degree days, Rogers said.
An Energy Department report scheduled for release at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Washington may show gas stockpiles rose 67 billion cubic feet last week to 3.91 trillion, according to the median of 12 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The five-year average gain for the week is 57 billion. Last year, supplies rose 82 billion during the same period.
Gas inventories totaled 3.843 trillion cubic feet in the week ended Oct. 19, 7 percent above the five-year average. The surplus to the average is down from 61 percent on March 30. U.S. storage capacity is about 4.239 trillion, Energy Department data show.
Energy Needs
The boom in oil and natural gas production helped the U.S. cut its reliance on imported fuel. America met 83 percent of its energy needs in the first six months of the year, department data show. If the trend goes on through 2012, it will be the highest level of self-sufficiency since 1991.
Next month, natural gas futures may post their first monthly decline since August after beginning to form a price pattern called an evening star, according to technical analysis by Kase & Co.
An evening star is a candlestick formation showing that a contract advanced in one month, traded above that month's settlement within a narrower range in the following month and then declined.
"The monthly evening star is a bearish candlestick formation," said Dean Rogers, an analyst with Kase in Albuquerque, New Mexico. "I am looking for the corrective move down to continue in the near term."
Gas futures volume in electronic trading on the Nymex was 207,565 as of 3:04 p.m., compared with the three-month average of 389,000. Volume was 183,566 yesterday. Open interest was 1.18 million contracts. The three-month average is 1.13 million.
The exchange has a one-business-day delay in reporting full volume and open interest data.