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LOVINGTON, N.M. - John M. "Mickey" Mixon, 95, died Friday, April 20, 2007, in Hobbs.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in First Baptist Church in Mobeetie, Texas, with the Rev. Aaron Laverty, pastor of Gageby Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will follow in Mobeetie Cemetery by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa.
Mr. Mixon was born Dec. 11, 1912, in Johnson County, Okla. He married Dorothy Golleher on Dec. 21, 1935, in Canadian.
Survivors include a daughter, Omega Leavitt of Happy, Texas; a son, Fred Mixon of Lovington; a sister, Fannie Joe Gales of Oklahoma City; five grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Community Relief Fund in care of First Baptist Church of Mobeetie, 206 W. Second, Mobeetie, TX 79061.
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Reputation System
The personal Reputation System is unlocked at level 50 and allows players to earn reputation with different factions or groups within Star Trek Online.
Its general setup is similar to the Fleet Advancement System - By completing projects requiring faction-specific marks and various other resources, the player can advance through five tiers per faction, unlocking new items and abilities that are specific to that faction or group. Unlike the Fleet Advancement System, a player does not need to be part of a fleet and it is a completely individual track. The Reputation System was added with Season 7 and can be accessed from the Character Status window (default keybind U).
- 1 Alleviations
- 2 Available reputations
- 3 Rewards
- 4 Reputation System Costs
- 5 See also
Alleviations[edit | edit source]
When a character has reached tier 5 of a faction, she/he can "sponsor" another character on the same account. Via these "Sponsorships" the amount of reputation XP gained by any project for that specific reputation faction is doubled.
During the Bonus Marks Weekend Event, the amount of all rewarded faction-specific marks is increased by 150%.
Available reputations[edit | edit source]
Task Force Omega[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 7
| Task Force Omega
Traits unlocked per tier
Task Force Omega (also referred to as Omega Force) is a joint force established by the Federation and the Klingon Empire to counter the Borg Invasion. It is headquartered at Battle Group Omega and maintains an office at Deep Space 9.
Earn Omega Marks by participating in Special Task Forces (group-centric PvE queue events), the Borg Invasion of Defera and Borg Red Alerts.
Projects require Omega Marks granted by the following missions:
- PvE Queue
- All Borg Special Task Force missions
- Other
Unlocking Mark XII items also requires Borg Neural Processors. Advanced queues will reward one, while Elite Hive will reward 2 BNPs. [Hard] missions found on the Defera adventure zone will reward one BNP.
Nukara Strikeforce[edit | edit source]
Released with Legacy of Romulus
| Nukara Strikefore
Traits unlocked per tier
Although the KDF and Starfleet do not actively coordinate their activities on Nukara Prime, they have agreed to concentrate their efforts on fighting the Tholians there. Conflicts between Starfleet and KDF officers are forbidden in areas where Nukara Strikeforce operations are in effect.}}
Earn Nukara Marks by participating in missions and events that are focused on eliminating Tholians.
Projects require Nukara Marks granted by the following missions:
- PvE Queue
- "Azure Nebula Rescue"
- "Crystalline Catastrophe"
- "The Vault: Ensnared"
- "Transdimensional Tactics"
- "Self Destructive Tendencies"
- Other
New Romulus[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 7
| New Romulus
Traits unlocked per tier
Earn Romulan Marks by participating in missions and events that take place on and near their new home planet in the Tau Dewa Sector Block.
Projects require Romulan Marks granted by the following missions:
- PvE Queue
- "Azure Nebula Rescue"
- "Defend Rh'Ihho Station"
- "Rhi Atmosphere Event"
- "Mine Trap"
- "The Vault: Ensnared"
- "Vault Shuttle Event"
- Other
Dyson Joint Command[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 8
| Dyson Joint Command
Traits unlocked per tier
Projects mainly require Dyson Marks granted by the following missions:
- Solanae Dyson Sphere (Allied and Contested Zones, Voth Ground Battlezone)
- PvE Queue
Many missions in the sphere originally also rewarded a Dyson Joint Command Commendation , used on the large daily (20h) reputation project. With release of Season 9 on April 22, 2014 Commendation tokens were replaced by additional daily bonus Marks, with the large reputation project now requiring 30 Marks. All space and ground equipment projects also require Voth Cybernetic Implants obtained by completing Storming the Spire elite and completing the Ground Battle Zone within the Dyson Sphere.
8472 Counter-Command[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 9
The Undine's new aggressive posture may be due to the opening of the gateways between the Solanae and Jenolan Dyson Spheres, which give the Undine access to some of the most protected planets in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. However, some of our experts theorize that their leader, a former infiltrator, may be the reason the attacks have increased.Whatever the reason, our job is to protect our homes and push the Undine back to Fluidic space.
| 8472 Counter-Command
Traits unlocked per tier
Projects mainly require Undine Marks granted by the following missions:
- Solanae Dyson Sphere - Undine Space Battlezone
- PvE Queue
All space and ground equipment projects also require Isomorphic Injections obtained by completing PvE Queues or the Space Battlezone within the Dyson Sphere.
Delta Alliance[edit | edit source]
Released with Delta Rising
| Delta Alliance
Traits unlocked per tier
Headquartered at Delta Quadrant Command in the Jenolan Dyson Sphere, the Delta Alliance was formed by Federation, Klingon, and Romulan Republic forces to jointly secure and explore the surroundings of the sphere in the Delta Quadrant. In order to jointly face the Vaadwaur threat, numerous Delta Quadrant species soon joined the Alliance: The Benthans, Borg Cooperative, Hazari, Hierarchy, Kobali, Talaxians, and Turei. The Octanti are also sympathetic to the Alliance's cause, but have been reluctant to fully support it yet due to the presence of the Cooperative and other Liberated Borg within their ranks. Although many Kazon clans, including the Relora, have sided with the Vaadwaur-aligned Nistrim, the Kazon-Ogla have shown support for the Alliance.
Projects mainly require Delta Marks granted by the following missions:
- PvE Queue
- Other
- All system patrol missions in the Delta Quadrant
All space and ground equipment projects also require Ancient Power Cells obtained by completing PvE Queues.
Iconian Resistance[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 10
| Iconian Resistance
Traits unlocked per tier
Projects primarily require Iconian Marks, which are acquired through the following missions:
- Kobali Prime missions
- PvE Queue missions
By completing the Advanced and Elite versions of the PvE Queue missions, the player can earn Iconian Probe Datacores, which are required for space and ground equipment sets.
Terran Task Force[edit | edit source]
Released with Season 11
| Terran Task Force
Traits unlocked per tier
Temporal Defense Initiative[edit | edit source]
Released with Agents Of Yesterday
| Temporal Defense Initiative
Traits unlocked per tier
Projects mainly require Temporal Marks granted by the following missions:
- Badlands - Terran Empire Space Battlezone
- PvE Queue
All space and ground equipment projects also require Chroniton Buffers obtained by completing PvE Queues or the Space Battlezone within the Badlands.
Events[edit | edit source]
The "Events faction" was added April 11, 2013. It serves as a means to distribute additional rewards for time-limited events via special reputation projects requiring items earned during those time spans.
Rewards[edit | edit source]
- See main article: Reputation System/Rewards
Reputation System Costs[edit | edit source]
- See also: Reputation System/Projects
With Season 9 Release a complete revamp of the Reputation system was made. Up to this day to do any reputation from T0 to T5 you will need the following:
Without Sponsorship:
- [Days] x 40
- [Marks] x 1225
- [Expertise] x 80 000
- [Energy Credits] x 600 000
With Sponsorship:
- [Days] x 20
- [Marks] x 625
- [Expertise] x 40 000
- [Energy Credits] x 300 000


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The Prism's four buttons, allow users to play, pause and skip tracks and the two headphone sockets invite the user to share the listening experience with a friend. This was inspired by the fact that the music on the Prism is collaborative so Jaar wanted to offer a collaborative listening experience too.
The development of the Prism came about shortly after Jaar's debut album, Space is Noise was released last year on CD. Jaar told Creative Review that he felt a massive sense of anti-climax receiving a copy of his first album on CD, and so wanted to find away to make future releases more special.
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- High School Lycée Val de Seine
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Yoann Vaugelade is a French pitcher.
Vaugelade was 1 for 3 with four walks, two runs and two RBI in the 2012 European Junior Championship Qualifiers. He played for the Rouen Huskies in the French Division I in 2013. In the 2013 European Cup, he allowed one run, three hits and six walks while striking out none in 6 2/3 IP in a strong outing against heavy favorite Telemarket Rimini; he left with a 2-1 lead before Keino Perez relieved and blew it. In the regular Division I season, he topped the Templiers de Sénart in game 5 of the best-of-5 finals to lock up a championship for Rouen.
The young hurler was 0-1 with a 6.10 ERA in the 2014 European Cup. He allowed five runs (four earned) on seven hits and five walks in five innings in a loss to the Vaessen Pioniers. Facing Kotlarka Prague in his other start, he gave up 7 hits, two walks and six runs (three earned) in 5 1/3 IP. He left with a lead but Quentin Becquey gave it up; Rouen did rally to win.


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Auckland's Skytower
One of Waiheke Islands 32 vineyards
Another of Waihekes vineyards!
Enclosure Bay, Waiheke Island
Green-lipped mussels found on the Coromandel Peninsular, North Island
The Mussel Kitchen where we enjoyed a fantastic seafood chowder, Coromandel Peninsular
Timber lorries are a common sight on both North and South Island
The Church, our accommodation on the Coromandel Peninsular, North Island
Hahei beach, Coromandel, North Island
NZ's non-alcoholic home brew - Lemon and Paeroa
Us on beach, Waihi, North Island
Our accommodation Waihi, North Island.
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A pukeko - usually found looking for food along the side of the road - a slightly comical look about them.
Swimming, Lake Taupo, North Island.
Gum trees
The Naked Bus - stripping the cost of travel.
Art deco toilkets in Napier, North Island.
Guys jazzing it up in Napier - in keeping with the art deco style of the town. North Island.
Just one example of Napier's achitecture. North Island.
And another ...
The Silver Fern - New Zealand's national emblem. North Island
The botanical gardens, Wellington, North Island
Parliament Buidling, Wellington, North Island.
The Interislander ferry between north and south islands.
Arriving at Marlborough Sounds, Sounds, South Island.
Nins Bin, the infamous crayfish van just outside of Kaikoura, South Island.
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Cabin accommodation at Lake Tekapo, South Island
The number of camper vans in South island were far, far higher than in the north and the sites were always busy.
Lake Tekapo - a fabulous colour. South island.
Lake Tekapo depth gauge. South island.
Arrowtown, South island.
Takahe, an endangered, endemic bird to NZ.
A kea bird. The worlds only mountain parrot.
South island scenery.
Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown. South island. 84km long. A guy swam the length of it the day after we'd visited - it took him 19 hours in a wetsuit with a hood and boots over thermals.
One of NZ's oldest hotels and just one of three only remaining buildings in the Cardrona township from the early goldrush days. Near Lake Wanaka, South Island
Typical corragted farm building, South island.
Fox Glacier, South island.
Mount Cook, South island
Franz Josef glacier, South island
Cabin accommodation Hokitiki, South island
Lake Brunner, Moana, South Island
The Yacht Club at Lake Brunner, South Island
Pancake Rocks, Punakaiki, South Island
Created by immense pressure on alternating hard and soft layers of marine creatures and plant sediments.
A weka bird. Again, endemic to NZ. Flightless and also called the woodhen.
Accommodation in Westport.
On the hun for the fur seal breeding colony at Cape Foulwind, South Island.
Neudorf Vineyard, Abel Tasman National Park, South island
Just like the maoris - rubbing noses to say hello.
Golden Bay, Abel Tasman National Park, South island
Wharaniki beach, Abel Tasman National Park, South island
General store and post office, Bainham. It's been providing essentials to the community and travellers since 1928 and been in the same family for 4 generations.
Before tackling the Takaka Hill.
Takaka Hill, South island
Roadside fruit stall
The ferry town of Picton.
The Marlborough Sounds, Picton.
Jucy, one of the more common campervan hire companies.
The oil refinery at Whangarei, North Island. In fact, the only refinery in the whole of NZ.
Urqharts Bay, North Island.
Volvo Ocean boats, Auckland.
The standings ...
Telefonia and Camper battle it out! Auckland.
Bayswater Marina, Auckland.
Westhave Marina, Auckland.
The Auckland skyline.
Bayswater marina at 2000.
The Auckland Harbour bridge.
Piha surf rescue. North Island.
Karekare beach, North island.
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When I use netstat -tup, it only shows the processes for some. There are other ports that just have a - for PID, so how would I find out what process is listening on these ports?
When you display this list, for lines that have no process name, can you check the state of the tcp socket?
If it is a closing socket, the process may have disconnected and the TCP Stack might be just cleaning up the connection.
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The San Juan Unified School District Adult Education program has proudly served our community for decades. We are pleased to continue supporting the vital needs of adults in several areas and we are participants within the District's Strategic Plan. We serve thousands of parents in our community through classes that will improve their station in life, and we serve hundreds of concurrently enrolled high school students who take our classes to complete and graduate from their high school.
Research shows that when parents value education and set goals to improve their own academic abilities, that the children are also more likely to hold the same values and are more likely to succeed in school and in life. With that premise, we have courses that support adults who desire to complete the requirements leading to a high school diploma (something that they didn't finish before), enabling adults to improve their employment opportunities. We serve busy adults through independent study, where they meet once a week with their teacher, but complete the course work at home when life slows down and the house is quiet. We also serve many who want to prepare for, pass and attain the GED Certificate, an alternative for some who find it a valuable necessity to advance in the workforce.
We teach English as a Second Language to support the parents in our community that need to enter the workforce and/or become citizens. Speaking English at home is essential as they support their own children in our school system.
We have courses for adults who need to attain new vocational skills to get back into the workplace. Pricing affordability and quality education is our focus. We are accredited through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
We also teach courses that keep adults active and engaged in other areas of interest, such as music, art, digital media and photography. Adults tell us stories of how these courses have enriched their lives. We get stories from others about the huge impact these classes have their parents who come to our program and find new significance in life through new avenues of learning and self-expression.
As a result, the San Juan community has many opportunities to continuously support and engage the adult learners, who,in turn, gain advantages and benefits that support our Kindergarten through 12th grade comprehensive school system.
Adult Education is making a difference in our community. Call us (916-971-7654), 'like' us on Facebook (at San Juan Adult Education),or come by the campus (7322 Sunrise Blvd), we are here to serve you.
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BRENHAM -- Blinn College has self-reported a football recruiting violation, athletic director David Rehr announced today.
The rule violation involved the football signing date dead period, which was from midnight Feb. 3 until midnight Feb. 7 this year.
An assistant coach made a visit to a South Texas high school 14 hours before the dead period ended.
Rehr reported the incident to the National Junior College Athletic Association immediately upon discovery of the visit Thursday. The college is awaiting the NJCAA's ruling. The penalty could be that the college will not be allowed to sign a recruit from that school for a period of one year.
"Steps are being taken to avoid this happening again," Rehr said.


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The World Cup of potato chip flavors needs your vote
As an American, you are most likely unaware that the biggest sporting event for the rest of the world will take place in just over a month: the World Cup of soccer (or football to everyone else) begins in South Africa on June 11. In honor of this explosive display of athletics, potato chip company Walkers is holding a Flavor Cup to determine which of its 15 new country-themed crisps will take top honors.
So while you may not care about whether the U.S. can whip Algeria in Group C of the World Cup, you damn well better be voting for American Cheeseburger, the Yank-themed chips we're saddled with. Of course, it's understandable if you're itching to pick something a little more adventurous, like Scottish Haggis, Welsh Rarebit, English Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding or Australian BBQ Kangaroo.
Of course, it's tough to top my all-time favorite Walkers crisp flavor, which sadly falls outside the country-specific theme: Cajun squirrel.
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I have a WinXP machine that won't boot after installing the Lenovo ThinkVantage updates (which includes things like WIFI and video drivers).
Regular boot hangs just after the WinXP Splash Screen.
The machine fails to boot in Safe mode (mups.sys last line)
Complicating the matter is the machine has PointSec full disk encryption. Using UBCD4Win with the Pointsec plugin I can get access to the machines drive.
When I add the following boot.ini: /BASEVIDEO /BOOTLOG /SOS The machine does the following: * PointSec Authentication * List of drivers is displayed * A blue info screen showing things like: 2 system processors, blah blah, boot logging is enabled
Then appears a black screen showing the message Checking file system on C: The volumne is clean. windows has finished checking the disk.
That is as far as the system gets. I am really stuck for ideas on how to fix this (manually trying to copy in the old drivers didn't seem to help), or even to determine which update is causing the problem.
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Bryan, TX – The Central Texas Miniature Horse Club will present the Showcase of the Mini's, Friday, May 24 through Sunday, May 26, at the Brazos County Expo. The shows will begin at 8 a.m. each day.
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"A remarkable historical, political, and economic
examination of the dollar." "-Booklist"
Craig Karmin's in-depth "biography" of the dollar examines the power of the Federal Reserve, the inner sanctums of foreign central banks that stockpile currency, and the little-known circles of foreign exchange traders who determine a currency's worth. It's "a surprisingly entertaining and informative social history of the currency that makes the world economy go round," says "Kirkus Reviews."
"An incredible book that should be required reading for anyone whose future depends on understanding how the dollar is valued and manipulated." -Timothy Ferriss, #1 "New York Times "bestselling author of "The 4-Hour Workweek
"An indispensible guide to understanding the way both the U.S. and the world economies work and the dollar's role in keeping the economic skids greased." -Ram Charan, coauthor of "Execution: The Discipline of Getting Things Done" and "The Game-Changer
"It's hard to imagine a more entertaining book on such a vital subject." -Bloomberg.com
"Craig Karmin's fortuitously timed "Biography of the Dollar" argues that the greenback's recent plunge is more than just a market tumble.""-Portfolio
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CRAIG KARMIN is a reporter for the "Money and Investing" section of "The Wall Street Journal," covering international markets and foreign exchange. He has appeared on CNN and CNBC, and his work has also been published in "Barron's," "The New Republic," and "Newsweek International,"
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"For decades the dollar has reigned supreme, so much so that many take it as part of the natural order. But we're in an era of rapid change and the dollar is not immune. Craig Karmin's Biography of the Dollar is an indispensable guide to understanding the way both the U.S. and the world economies work and the dollar's role in keeping the economic skids greased. Karmin's great skill is his ability to take what in lesser hands would seem like complex and opaque ideas and make them transparent, understandable and relevant, whether you are an entrepreneur, work in a Fortune 500 company or simply trying to understand what in the world is going on."
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Recently, Voice of the Faithful (VOTF) marked its fifth anniversary. News stories reported the organization's accomplishments, its current challenges, and reflections by friends and critics about its record and its future. The question is: Does Voice of the Faithful still matter? Since VOTF's goal is to increase the role of the laity in the life of the church, that question should have special interest for readers of Commonweal.
In our judgment, and we hope yours, shared responsibility for the life and work of the church is a fact, not an option. Unfortunately, few opportunities are provided for laypeople to exercise their responsibilities. Until there are church reforms that extend serious consultation and shared responsibility to the laity, VOTF provides one indispensable means by which ordinary American Catholics can meet their responsibilities for the life of the church.
VOTF, it is our conviction, provides this opportunity at a particularly critical moment in U.S. Catholic history. Since the sexual-abuse crisis exploded in 2002, the bishops have taken some significant steps to prevent future abuse, but they have failed to address what we think are the underlying causes of the worst scandal in the history of the Catholic Church in the United States. Bishops are unlikely to open up the decision-making process unless there are strong, independent Catholic organizations working to...
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Chris Bennett looks over Saturday's slate and expects Robinson Cano to regain his pre-All-Star break form given his career numbers against Lance McCullers.
July 3, 2016
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Jan Levine explores the National League free agent pool this week, including a handful of starting pitchers from the Braves and Dodgers.
July 1, 2016
FanDuel MLB: Friday Value Plays
Brian Dozier has scored at least nine fantasy points in seven straight games, and RotoWire's Kevin Payne explains why he's got a great opportunity to extend the streak Friday.
June 15, 2016
The Saber's Edge: Analyzing Batted-Ball Velocity
Jeff Zimmerman examines batted-ball velocity and which players have experienced the effects of changing velocity from last year, like Jose Altuve.
June 1, 2016
DVR's Top 350: June Update
Gregory Polanco is among the biggest risers on the update Top 350 rankings, with 50-plus games in the books for each club.
May 31, 2016
MLB Barometer: On the Bubble
Vlad Sedler talks about players often on the roster bubble in leagues with 10 or more teams, including Minnesota Twin Eduardo Nunez, who's lately been one of the best free agent pickups.
May 8, 2016
Jan Levine highlights the NL's free agent options for the week, and notes that there could be a new closer in Cincinnati.
May 7, 2016
Collette Calls: Breaking Down Chris Carter
Jason Collette analyzes Trogdor, who has improved his handling of fastballs this season, leading to a nice start to 2016.
May 3, 2016
DVR's Top 350: May Update
This time last year, Michael Conforto was in the Mets' minor league system. Where does he check in on the May update of the Top 350?
May 2, 2016
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Dallas Keuchel has struggled to start the season, but RotoWire's Christopher Olson explains why the Astros' ace has an ideal matchup Monday to bounce back.
April 29, 2016
Matt Kemp has started off well against right-handed pitchers this season, and he's got a solid matchup Friday against the Dodgers' Alex Wood.
April 28, 2016
The Saber's Edge: Assessing Skills Growth, and Decline
Jeff Zimmerman analyzes hitters who have seen a skills growth or a skills decline this season and what it means for fantasy owners. Is time to give up on Justin Upton?
April 26, 2016
MLB Barometer: The Toast of Roto Town
Vlad Sedler analyzes what's behind the impressive play of Houston's Colby Rasmus, who's received many accolades in the early going.
April 20, 2016
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Chris Archer's early-season struggles could have people fading him Wednesday, but Chris Olson explains why he's worth serious fantasy consideration.
April 10, 2016
DraftKings MLB: Sunday Picks
Brock Holt has scored over 20 fantasy points in two of his last three games and has a fine opportunity for his continued breakout Sunday in Toronto.
March 29, 2016
MLB Barometer: Keep an Eye on Edwin
Vlad Sedler has his eye on Edwin Encarnacion, who could end up a steal of the draft if his ADP keeps falling, provided he gets healthy, of course.
March 23, 2016
The Z Files: A New Look At Pitching Tiers
Todd Zola breaks down how NFBC historical data led him to focus on ERA when assembling his pitching tiers, putting Clayton Kershaw in a tier all by himself
March 8, 2016
The Wheelhouse: Going for Two
Derek VanRiper assesses the strengths and weaknesses of his NL LABR squad coming out of Sunday's auction.
March 1, 2016
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Vlad Sedler looks for bargain players like St. Louis' Matt Holliday who have a good shot at outproducing their average draft position this season.
February 11, 2016
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Jack Moore provides in-depth previews for all five teams in the highly competitive NL Central.
January 22, 2016
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In his annual season preview, Joe Sheehan makes the case for avoiding Sonny Gray in 2016. Who else is he picking and panning this season?
November 10, 2015
Farm Futures: Arizona Fall League Roundup
James Anderson chronicles his time down at the Arizona Fall League, where Jurickson Profar is being used exclusively as a DH while he continues to recover from shoulder surgery.
October 9, 2015
The Saber's Edge: Looking Back, Part I
Jeff Zimmerman reviews his predictions for this season.
October 6, 2015
Collette Calls: Scoring 2015 AL Predictions
Jason Collette holds himself accountable for his 2015 advice, reviewing each of his 30 American League predictions. Did he make the right call on Taijuan Walker, among others?
October 3, 2015
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Ketel Marte spearheads a Mariners club with an eye on next season.
October 2, 2015
Saturday Lineup Card: Mad for Madson
Chris Benzine discusses why Ryan Madson could add a boost in the saves department over the final weekend of the season, plus more in Saturday's lineup card.
October 1, 2015
Friday Lineup Card: Pillar Still Swiping Bases!
Kevin Pillar picked the perfect time to shine for the Blue Jays, going 16-for-27 over his last seven games.
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Wallabies Name Higginbotham for First Test Start, Samo on Bench
Australia picked back-rower Scott Higginbotham to make his first Test start and recalled lock Nathan Sharpe for this weekend's Tri-Nations rugby match against South Africa in Durban.
Higginbotham, who impressed off the bench in Australia's opening three matches of 2011, replaces Ben McCalman at No. 8. Sharpe comes in for Rob Simmons in the only other change to the team that started the 30-14 loss to New Zealand five days ago.
"Scott has made a genuine impact in each of his Test outings to date this year," Wallabies coach Robbie Deans said in an e-mailed statement. "We'll be looking for him to do the same from the start this week."
On the bench, Salesi Ma'afu, Sitaleki Timani and Radike Samo replaced Pek Cowan, Dan Vickerman and Lachie Turner as selectors opted for a split of five forwards and two backs against the Springboks. Samo, 35, played the last of his six Tests for Australia almost seven years ago.
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MTI presents the R-rated version of the Digital Playground action/erotic/comedy-about pirates-and-wenches sequel to the action/erotic/comedy-about-pirates-and-wenches. If you've been longing for a pirate movie starring buxom women wearing five pounds of eye makeup and men who built up their frequent flyer miles at the neighborhood free clinic in lieu of attending and acting class or two, then Pirates II might be the leaky barge for you.
Taking place after the events of the previous movie that I have no knowledge about, Captain Edward Reynolds (Evan Stone) and his second-in-command blonde bombshell (Jesse Jane) are sailing to the mainland to secure a governor's pardon for one of the bad guys, er, girls. Meanwhile, there's a Chinese sorceress roaming the seas sticking special effects that vaguely resemble a squid into people's mouths. She's apparently after some kind of magic jewel that will grant her a lot of power and cause a humongous whirlpool in the middle of the ocean. Along the way, our heroes sail a lot, go to a circus, fight a gigantic snail, get into a swordfight with skeletons and, by sheer inference, fornicate.
Which begs the question: can a big-budgeted adult movie make the move to mainstream in a sanitized format? Surprisingly, I think so. The film doesn't even flirt with being high art, but if you're expectations are going to be as low as mine were going in—an adult film minus the boinking leaves, what, exactly?—I submit there's a solid chance you won't be annoyed.
The story is needlessly complex and largely disposable and yes most of the acting would embarrass a fifth-grade drama troupe, but two things salvaged the experience: the writing and Evan Stone's performance. That's right, I mildly enjoyed the screenplay of an R-rated version of a pornographic movie and thought the acting of a dude name Evan Stone—who's probably best known for his testicles—was entertaining. But it's true. Save for the occasional cornball clunkers like "I'll drop you into the bloody fangs of the abyss," there is some half-decent wit to be found and it's not of the corny "this joke is funny because we're about to have sex" humor; some of the gags are genuinely amusing. Stone is responsible for the majority of the functional material and sports a nice comic touch.
Pirates II is light on the action, save for the aforementioned snail-battling sequence (which was weird and poorly rendered) and the overblown finale, a knock-off of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End's action climax. As for the "other action," in order to abide by the R-rating, obviously vast swathes of hanky-panky were excised, leaving only a handful of softcorish scenes; basically, if you're looking for projectile DNA and exposed orifices, then stick with the naughty cut.
The screener MTI sent along featured just the film, which looked and sounded fine. No extras.
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Today we continue our look at what is most likely the greatest Daredevil story ever told, Born Again, by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli. It might last longer than a week, as there are a lot of cool moments, and they just keep coming with greater frequency as the series continues its slow build towards the ending.
As we left Daredevil #232, Matt and Karen were reunited and Karen was last seen sleeping in the flop she and Matt were sharing. She was sleeping with the fake Daredevil costume worn by the killer in Daredevil #231.
Meanwhile, we meet Nuke, a government super soldier who takes various pills for various effects. The red pill increases his adrenaline, the white pills bring him down from the red pills and the blue pills make him calm in between missions.
Kingpin has arranged, through government connections, to hire Nuke to attack Hell's Kitchen, in an attempt to draw Daredevil out of hiding (as this scene begins, Matt has just seen Ben Urich and others recovering from the events of last issue, and Matt notes that while he is sorry for not being able to help Ben, but he is not yet ready to go public – well, things change quickly)…
That last page is one of the most iconic Daredevil drawings ever.
I love how Miller writes the crazy people, specifically the guy from yesterday's "Moment" repeating "5b 5b 5b" while smashing the guy with a club. I love Nuke's insane dialogue too, getting riled up over "our boys" and constantly taking those pills. These are some of the little details that make this one of my favorite Miller works ever.
Using so many moments in a row from such a wellknown classic, a story I suspect most people here have already read, seems rather pointless. Mix it up more, please.
After you made the same comment yesterday, Gromyko, you should be sure to make that comment again tomorrow. Keep the streak alive!
one thing about the story is frank wastes no time in making daredevil have a trial by fire by bringing out the nuts cases of the Mu. like nuke. and the scene with the flames and daredevil standing there symbol that daredevil has been reborn and is not going to stand for the kingpin garbage.
I've never read Born Again, and I'm enjoying the streak very much.
So there.
Holy shit, a positive comment from Apodaca?! Say it ain't so.
The Internet will never be the same again.
Love the double meaning of Nuke's last line there.
I've always thought the last parts of Born Again fit rather uneasily with the rest of the story. It seems like Frank Miller had a great deal to say about the perversion of the American way and the sickening prevalence of violence in society–perfect grist for a Captain America story–but stapled it somewhat awkwardly onto the end of a dark, moody Daredevil story.
Yeah well, you know…
Only wanted an answer.
Unarguably a great list.
Read most of the installments.
Entertaining stuff.
A minor criticism, that was all.
Cronin, keep 'em coming.
Undue antagonism was not intended.
Nice work.
That's all.
I've never read this either so it's really interesting. Makes me want to pick it up. Does anybody know if it's in trade paperback or something?
That last shot of DD should have gone on the cover corner box right afterwards. God, how I miss those! They made Marvel comics stand apart from the DC "bullet" so nicely. Ah, for the good old days…
Nuke was one messed up character, but really have to feel for him at the end of this storyline.
I like the commentary on how the Kingpin was screwing up. It's clear by this point, he's dropped any pretense of this being about business. It's become entirely personal and his anger is making him more and more impatient. A couple of issues before, he was so close to victory. Matt was losing his mind and questioning even his closest friends. Now he's become a hero again.
I agree with PaulG. The last few parts of 'Born Again' sit at odds with the rest of the story. It goes from being a very 'street-level' tale about Matt's life falling apart, into an explosive war movie featuring half The Avengers in the blink of an eye.
Reading it as a kid, I couldn't quite figure out why the ending left me somewhat dissatisfied. As an adult, I can see that it's the complete incongruity of Cap and Iron Man (and, I think, even Thor) showing up at the end of a story which, up until that point, seemed to be trying to capture a very gritty 'urban' feel.
Maybe I'm pushing it a bit here, but, to me, it's kind of like having Captain Kirk showing up at the end of an episode of 'The Wire'. It's just WRONG.
I never read this entire arc either so I AM enjoying this run of Born Again moments.
I post positive comments for good stuff. I guess you missed when I said I was excited for Wednesday Comics, for example?
It's not my fault there's more junk than good material out there.
I doubt if everyone has read this, so I don't see it as pointless.
I agree, the Nuke story does seem an odd fit with the rest of "Born Again". But damn if that isn't an awesome pic of Daredevil.
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Thanks for your response, Till. What do you mean by depending on the coding of my theme? Could you give me an example?
This plugin hooks into the WordPress filters like
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That makes sense. I use a lot of Custom Fields, so this would work for my main content (the_content), but maybe not for my CFs. Thanks for the plugin!
Yes, and you can filter the custom fields too, just apply the
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Previous research on the effect of hair color on people's evaluation and behavior has revealed discrepant results and the real effect of both male and female hair color on their mating attractiveness has never been tested. In Study 1, female confederates wearing blond, brown, black or red colored wigs were observed while sitting in a nightclub. In Study 2, male confederates wearing different colored wigs asked women in a nightclub for a dance. It was found that blond women were more frequently approached by men whereas blond males did not receive more acceptances to their requests. However, in both conditions, red hair was associated with less attractiveness. Evolutionary theory and differences in mating preferences are used to explain the blond hair effect. Scarcity of red-haired individuals in the population and negative stereotypes associated with red hair are used to explain the negative effect of red hair.
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Got my trimerge report from the mortgage person. TU lists "too many accounts with balances" (1 revolving, the rest are installment?), and EX lists "proportion of balance to high credit on revolving accounts" (granted, EX UT is at 25% right now, but that's not outrageous, I wouldn't think)
And to tack on a rant: I HATE the way student loans are handled. I consolidated this year and got hit with 4 brand-spankin' new accounts, dropping my AAoA.
And, for information's sake, the "potential score improvement" on EX is a max of 709, presuming I were to optimize the utilization. TU would be a max of 709 as well, EQ is maxed at 685, but I still have a paid state tax lien reporting on that one. All 3 have a single major derog account from 2007 I am desperately trying to GW off.
I've given up trying to make sense of it and I'm not going to micro-manage the minutiae anymore. Use my dang cards, pay them off, and keep hammering away at the 2 baddies.
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Nobody is successful to boot this Windows as RAW system in vmware/vmplayer (loading from physical partition).
I have sda1(XP), sda2(data), sda3(linux), sda4(swap) and grub is installed on sda3 and have generic code in MBR to be started at first place to load linux and XP (chainloader +1). All this works perfectly outside of vmware, but once I try to boot XP fro vmware in Linux, then grub works, but if I select Windows, it become frozen. It works this way on Dell D620. I tried just to fixMBR to have only NTLM loader of XP, but it is just same - it freezes.
Do you know some security/law limitation of Lenovo laptops which could do this?
I tried different configuration as you can see below, but no luck. Grub works, NTLM not.
I do MBR.bin by:
dd if=/dev/sda of=MBR.bin bs=512 count 1
dd if=/dev/sda of=MBR.bin bs=512 count 63
dd if=/dev/sda of=MBR.bin bs=63 count 1
Depends on 512 block I justify total disk length.
But it doesn't matter, I used vmware to configure it as well, but still the same grub or, ntlm not.
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#RW 1 FLAT "MBR.bin" 0
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##RW 312581745 FLAT "/dev/sda" 63
##RW 195366464 FLAT "/dev/sda" 1
#RW 312581807 FLAT "/dev/sda" 1
RW 1 FLAT "MBR.bin" 0
RW 312576704 FLAT "/dev/sda" 1
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The Disk Data Base
ddb.virtualHWVersion = "7"
ddb.longContentID = "96de86b3a450c005fac2b88cfffffffe"
ddb.uuid = "60 00 C2 9e 11 6e 60 ea-b5 3b 53 ab 37 52 66 1f"
ddb.geometry.cylinders = "19457"
ddb.geometry.heads = "255"
ddb.geometry.sectors = "63"
ddb.geometry.biosCylinders = "19457"
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NEW YORK (AP) – Workers at the rising 1 World Trade Center on Tuesday installed the first piece of the spire that will make the 104-floor skyscraper the tallest in the Western Hemisphere.
Dozens of construction workers were on hand as two giant cranes on the roof slowly lowered the massive, round piece of steel into its socket _ the base of the 800-ton, 408-foot spire that will also serve as a world-class broadcast antenna.
"Its function is incredibly important to the region," said Anthony Hayes, spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owns the 16-acre trade center site. "We're bringing broadcast back down to lower Manhattan on top of the World Trade Center."
With a beacon at its peak to ward off aircraft, the spire will provide public transmission services for television and radio broadcast channels that were destroyed on Sept. 11, 2001, along with the twin towers.
The nearly 70-ton piece floated into Manhattan last month on a barge. It's the heaviest of 18 parts that will top the 1,776-foot skyscraper symbolizing America's freedom
Overlooking the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the high-rise is scheduled to open for business in 2014.
Major tenants include the magazine publisher Conde Nast, the government's General Services Administration and Vantone Holdings China Center, which will provide business space for high-profile international companies.
The new tower is at the northwest corner of the site, which is well on its way to reconstruction, with the 72-story 4 World Trade Center and other buildings also going up.
The tower's crowning spire is a joint venture between the ADF Group Inc. engineering firm in Terrebonne, Quebec, and New York-based DCM Erectors Inc., the prime steel contractor for the tower.
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Salman Rushdie Is on the Prowl in Midtown
Also, Barry Diller gets sued, Michelle Trachtenberg shows off her carb-eating skills, and Jade Jagger gets picky for Belvedere in our daily gossip roundup.
Salman Rushdie drank and flirted with an attractive blonde at the Campbell Apartment in Grand Central Station. A black lady is suing Barry Diller's IAC for racial discrimination. Wesley Snipes spent a lot of money buying four girls drinks at the Times Square W Hotel. Jessica Stam and Michelle Trachtenberg had a basket of bread for dessert at the Gramercy Park Hotel. Eighties hair band Whitesnake did an acoustic set of old classics at the Cutting Room. Cindy Adams likes Porter House in the Time Warner building.
British artist Sebastian Horsley has been banned from coming to America to promote his dirty new book, and literary group PEN is trying to help him out. Shaquille O'Neal may get back together with his ex-wife, whom he divorced last year. Black Crowes front man Chris Robinson made out with his model girlfriend for the entirety of a recent flight to San Francisco. Michael Lohan thinks his ex-wife, Dina Lohan, is keeping Lindsay and Ali away from him. Guests at Jessica Alba's baby shower were given good-luck leather bracelets that they can't take off until the baby is born. The Who's Roger Daltrey says he stays in shape by walking and shagging a lot. Kathy Griffin went shopping in Beverly Hills with Britney Spears ex Adnan Ghalib, maybe as a joke. Jade Jagger designed a $250,000 ice pick for Belvedere Vodka. Chris Rock can't swear in front of his mom because she never let him do so when he was growing up.


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You're welcome!
The chocolate flavor is much better and calorically convenient if you ever dislocate a bone in your jaw and can't eat.
I hope that its expired state did not have a colonic effect on Paul. Though if the guy can chug spaghetti sauce I suspect his gut is lined with steel anyway.
I'm envious, really.
Everyone knows men don't read expiration dates! Enjoyed the video link, missed it somehow until now, though I did read Paul's article when the rag came out.
My fiancee's grandparents keep diet cokes in the fridge forever. Somehow they never seem to run out of cans from 1997 even though people keep accidentally opening them and taking a sip.
Ensure is fucking nasty, especially when it's all you can have post-oral surgery.
Paul! I challenge you to an Ensure quarter-bounce chug-off. In the park. 6 pm. I'm gonna put some meat on your grill.
Greg, something similar happened to me with a can of regular coke. Swear to God it tasted fermented. I think I probably have gotten drunk off the stuff. And brain damaged.
My dad had me drink a very old Red Hook last summer, it had to be expired because the bottle was from before the redesign, and the bottle cap was all rusty. Didn't taste good, but not terrible.
OOOhhhh! Ooooohhhh!
I need the lids off those bottles! Or just a few of them!
It's a long story but if you would mail me 3 or 4 lids I'd pay for the postage.
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