text: That leaderboard needs a new look With me as leader, as I said earlier in the thread I defeated the win streak in the Original Diamond and Pearl Battle Tower, I took a pic but due to laziness it took me nearly two months to upload it :P, without further ado here is my proof The team is as follows Gengar@ Focus Sash Timid Nature 252spatk/252spd/6hp Shadow Ball Taunt Toxic Destiny Bond Pretty straight forward lead, since it is the first turn and we rarely see stealth rocks or any other entry hazards in the battle tower gengar has it's time to shine, he attacks with a powerful shadow ball, if I KO the opposing pokemon then it's ok if I see a pokemon that plays stall game example (the **** vespiqueen that likes to use heal order, toxic and other stuff) I can use either taunt, or toxic to kill it slowly and assure my kill, due to the item, the Focus Sash Gengar can survive a hit and destiny bond right away, this can get tricky because there are pokemon that have priority attacks and with so many games I can somehow recognize them if that's the case I most likely switch (before I get attacked) or take my chances with destiny bond. Gengar is a very good lead, sometimes it kills only by shadow ball or just using toxic on the opossing team. If everything else fails it destiny bonds Blissey@ Leftovers Bold 252Hp/252Def/6Spdef (I think the def and spdef are somehow mistaken but this is what I remember) Softboiled Seismic Toss Aromatherapy Flamethrower This blissey is one saving angel, I used it on the Saphire battle tower, it's one of my most cherished pokes, this is my team support, I use this pokemon when I see a pokemon that looks bad and that can affect my gengar strategy, example? A bastiodon in the battle tower was pretty sturdy, and I wanted to save destiny bond for a more dangerous oponent, toxic would not work either because he was steel and shadow ball was out of the question, in cases like that I had to switch to blissey and ressort to flamethrower or seismic toss for fixed but sure damage SAMEHADA (Garchomp) Brightpowder Jolly Outrage Earthquake Aerial Ace Crunch The powerhouse, garchomp is as the song says my last resort, I never touch him and leave him ALWAYS for last, and use it ONLY when all my other choices are down and I've got no other alternative, otherwise I try to work it out with gengar and blissey. He comes last to clean up the mess, I use outrage when I see something that I'm not too sure if it'll die with EQ or just if I'm not too sure if it'll die in one shot, just because that is his strongest attack, Earthquake is there to take care of steels or a variety of pokemon that are weak to it With all the double teamers, sand attackers and HAX in that battle tower I'm not risking myself to miss an attack, Aerial Ace is there for that, Crunch is there to kill any incoming ghosts, (remember by the time I use chomp, gengar is out so no shadow ball ko now) most likely a froslass and pray that it is not sashed. Brightpowder might seem a little bit stupid I know, why not use a life orb or a choice item, well I figured out that most hax in the battle tower works in two ways, either for the AI or for the player, and I try to keep some hax for myself, many many MANY times I've seen (garchomp avoided the attack) or attack missed thanks to the brightpowder. Sometimes I might end up being alone with a sandstorm team and brightpowder + sand veil is a very good combo, not competitively but in the battle tower all hax that favors me is appreciated Strategy: Use gengar to kill first, if it kos the first pokemon it's usually a won battle, if it uses destiny bond then I start to worry. If I ko the first poke I try to see if I KO the second one, If there is a slight chance I can't.... I destiny bond, no questions asked. I'm not takin any risk, If gengar is out I bring blissey and begin the stalling, most likely I have left the targed with toxic so it's mainly a waiting game. Blissey just seismic tosses for fixed damage and softboils when possible. the idea is to avoid a 2 vs 1 scenario. If everything else fails I bring garchomp start sweeping and praying. How I lost: I was out against a poliwrath gengar uses shadow balls and eventually the poliwrath dies, after that the music keeps going but my game doesn't I curse the heavens, Arceus, and my luck. Battle Tower Hax was so powerful it crashed my game. I was forced to turn off the game on my 495 battle with the clerk saying "Oh you forgot to save up your challenge you'll have to try again have a nice day!!!" Yeah Right!! I'm not starting that thing anymore, I have my black trainer card and had transfered all my pokes to soul silver, now to conquer soul silver battle area....so LONG DIAMOND!!!!! And that's it, I never lost, my game crashed....just my luck >_> I wanted to reach 1000+ So that's it, I know I might not be a veteran here but my record is a legit one. It started as black trainer card quest and after I saw this leaderboard I decided to see how far would I get, pretty far actually. I'm surprised. I've had it with diamond now, I've done everything to be done in that game, got all pokes, some shinies, all stars, black trainer card, 500 wifi battles....everything. I'll start a new soul silver streak hoping to beat the No1 in the leaderboard or at least make it to the top 5 or higher than 1000 What do you think?? Is it approved???


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August 19, 2005 by Jeff Schroeder
WOODBRIDGE, Va. - There was no doubt about who was on the best fish in Friday's first half of final-round action of EverStart Series Northeast Division competition at the Potomac River. Pro Michael Hall and co-angler Derek Moyer headed out in boat No. 5 this morning and proceeded to put a stomping on almost everyone else in their respective fields.
Last to weigh-in Friday afternoon, Hall - the pro out of Annandale, Va., who also led Wednesday - hoisted a limit weighing 16 pounds, 2 ounces to the scale and grabbed the Pro Division lead by a pound. But boat No. 5 really made its statement when Hall's co-angler, Moyer - who hails from Alexandria, Va. - followed him up with an 11-pound, 5-ounce limit of his own to take the lead from the back of the boat.
"I have to say that having a great partner was a huge benefit today," Hall said. "I've got to give Derek credit. At one point, I started moving around a little quicker, pushing the trolling motor a little faster. He noticed that and told me to slow down. That made all the difference because you have to fish these fish really slowly."
Hall said that, before this event, he had a plan to work the migratory patterns of the Potomac's tidal-water bass. So far, that strategy has worked to a tee. He's fishing one area of the river, following the fish around as they move in and out of different types of cover with the tides.
"The Potomac is a very fickle river," he said. "You can find fish one day, then go back the next day and they'll be gone. There's a lot of grass out there, and it's really easy to get lost in it. You've just got to pick your spots and go with it. It's about understanding the movement of these fish and following their migratory routes as they move in from the main river. Sometimes they're in the main channel, and sometimes they're in the grass beds themselves."
Hall said he caught around 13 keeper bass Friday, mostly on soft plastics, including a kicker largemouth he estimated to weigh between 5 1/2 and 6 pounds. The key, he said, was keeping the bait presentation slow.
"Given that area, there's a load of fish in there. But if you come blowing in there with your trolling motor on high, you're not going to catch them," he said. "I've got my trolling motor turned down so low, you can't even hear it."
He and other EverStart finalists did, however, hear a lot of wind and rain Friday, not to mention feel it. A constant gray drizzle, clouds, and heavier winds prevailed most of the day, and that threw a lot of competitors off their game plans.
Plus, a later low tide forced a handful of pros to start pressing. Many competitors have said the fish mainly bite here twice a day - on the outgoing tide in the morning and on the incoming tide later in the afternoon. Today's low tide was around 3 p.m., which might have been a little too late for some finalists.
But Hall was having none of that.
"The first thing I told myself this morning was that you can't let the weather and the tides psyche you out. So I cleared my mind of the tides and everything else," the leader said. "I knew the fish would bite twice during the day. Even if you're not catching anything, you've just got to wait for it. At the end of the day, I actually think the second bite was a little stronger than the first. I like this weather. When it's cloudy and windy, I always feel the fish bite well on the Potomac."
Dameron second
With a limit weighing 15 pounds, 12 ounces, Scott Dameron of Beckley, W.Va., is sitting a pound behind Hall and has the best shot to catch the local pro Saturday.
Dameron was the first to admit that luck played no small part in his tall catch Friday, much as it has all week long.
"I've just been truly blessed this week. I've caught my fifth fish every day with just a few minutes to go," he said. "I'm not on a lot of fish, but I'm on some big fish."
And he might not have even come close to a limit if not for his co-angler partner, Mickey Pettry of Manassas, Va., who clued him in on a secret bait today. Neither one of them, of course, would disclose what exactly that bait was.
"I wasn't having much luck, and my co-angler was tearing them up," Dameron said. "Now, I'm not the brightest person in the world, but after his third fish I decided it would be best if I changed up (to the same bait Pettry was using)."
Kenney third, wants first EverStart victory at home
After several near-misses on the EverStart circuit, past Wal-Mart FLW Tour champ J.T. Kenney of Frostburg, Md., remained in the hunt for his first win at this level by catching a limit weighing 12 pounds, 10 ounces. He'll fish tomorrow in third place, but he said he missed a big opportunity today.
"I lost one today that was the biggest fish I've had on this river," said Kenney, a Potomac River veteran. "It had to be 6 or 7 pounds. I thought I was going to puke when she got off."
Kenney flipped thick grass mats with a heavy weight and a Sweet Beaver for most of his fish, but said he also caught one on a topwater.
Kenney has two runner-up finishes on the EverStart circuit already this year, including one at Santee Cooper lakes that he lost by a tiebreaker. The other was at Lake Okeechobee. He admitted that finally closing the deal here would be preferable to the alternative.
"It would be nice finally to win one this week, especially since it's so close to home," he said. "But I wouldn't even have to worry about it if I'd have caught that big one."
Morris fourth
Also within spitting distance of the leader is pro Rick Morris of Lanexa, Va., who climbed to fourth place with a five-bass weight of 11 pounds, 4 ounces.
"I changed patterns totally today. I went with the wind and didn't go conservative at all," he said. "I was just running around with spinnerbaits and buzzbaits all day and I was able to catch a few good ones. We had a great day. There's a 20-pound bag out there, and tomorrow I'm just going to go out there and go for it."
Poole fifth
Pro Chris Poole of Manassas, Va., rounded out the top five with a three-bass weight of 9 pounds, 6 ounces, but he said he felt like he left a little on the water Friday.
"This river's really not fishing to its true strengths," he said. "Normally, a 15-pound bag here just gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling inside, but it takes 17 to 20 pounds to really have a winning stringer. The big difference now is the hydrilla. You've either got to fish around the edges or try to flip through it to where the fish are underneath. That's really hard to do."
Rest of the best
Rounding out the top 10 pros heading into Saturday's action at the Potomac River:
6th: Bo Curry of Monrovia, Md., five bass, 9-1
7th: Todd Neale of Warrenton, Va., four bass, 8-6
8th: Peter Hearst of Arlington, Va., four bass, 7-14
9th: Mike Hicks of Mineral, Va., two bass, 5-15
10th: Tim Peek of Sharpsburg, Ga., three bass, 5-7 (opening-round leader)
Moyer sitting pretty atop co-angler leaderboard
Moyer's limit put him almost 2 pounds ahead of second-place co-angler Pettry, which normally really wouldn't be all that much of a lead here at the Potomac where 4- and 5-pound bass have been caught with regularity. But Moyer has the advantage of fishing with Hall again Saturday - this time in boat No. 1 - and if the two of them can repeat what they did Friday, they could be very tough to beat.
"It was incredible today. All I can say is I was really blessed," Moyer said. "But it's always going to be tough; you never know what's going to happen tomorrow. You've just got to knuckle down and try to get the job done."
Pettry caught the only other limit on the co-angler side and grabbed second place with a weight of 9 pounds, 14 ounces.
Asked if he would reveal his secret bait - even after the tournament was over - he pointed to his fellow anglers and said, "Absolutely not, because those guys fish here all the time."
Mark Letosky of Warrenton, Va., grabbed the third spot for the co-anglers with a four-bass weight of 9 pounds, 12 ounces.
Co-angler Gary Guilliams of Troutville, Va., caught three bass weighing 7 pounds, 4 ounces and placed fourth.
Jonathan Ceaser of Midlothian, Va., rounded out the co-angler top five with a three-bass weight of 5 pounds, 6 ounces
Rounding out the top 10 co-anglers:
6th: Mike McDonald of Randleman, N.C., two bass, 5-2
7th: Doug Jenkins of St. Leonard, Md., two bass, 4-2 (days-one and -two leader)
8th: David Borodziuk of Audubon Park, N.J., zero bass
9th: Larry Church of Keysville, Va., zero bass
10th: Duane Glassco of Chester, Va., zero bass
Final round Saturday
Day four of Northeast Division competition at the Potomac River begins as the final-round field of 10 boats takes off from Leesylvania State Park in Woodbridge at 6:30 a.m. Eastern time Saturday. Friday's weights carry over to Saturday, and each division's winner will be determined by two-day combined weight.
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By NATHAN DEENNovember 2, 2012
FORT BENNING, Ga. (Oct. 31, 2012) -- Fort Benning head coach Jason Gibson said his leaders stepped up Thursday as the Doughboys defeated the Columbus State Cougars, 32-16, in the third annual Doughboy Bowl, and finished their second season at 3-3.
In front of a nearly filled Doughboy Stadium, Fort Benning quarterback Matt Makaryk threw for a season-high four touchdown passes, while running back Charles Bigham racked up 121 yards on the ground.
"It's exactly how I wanted to go out," Makaryk said. "I did what I wanted to do and went out on a high note. We wanted to go undefeated, that was our first goal, but that didn't happen. Our next goal was to win the Doughboy Bowl."
Makaryk threw as many as six interceptions in one game this season, but put his struggles behind him Thursday. He finished with 178 yards and had just one pick, which Gibson still got on to him about.
"I still gave him a hard time about the interception," Gibson said. "It's good for him. We have a long history and to see him finish with some success like this … it just makes you proud for him."
Makaryk said the most memorable play of the season came in the third quarter when he threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Mario Johnson -- a corner fade that landed perfectly over Johnson's shoulders, who caught it in stride.
"I had wanted to do that all year, but it never worked out," Makaryk said. "The timing wasn't quite right. Something was always off."
Makaryk excelled in the first half, but the passing game dropped off in the second half for the Doughboys. Fortunately, Bigham started finding holes in the defense and gashed the Cougars with five runs of over 10 yards.
"Our quick trap play kept working," Bigham said. "Once they stopped blitzing from the inside and started blitzing from the outside, that opened the middle and I just took advantage of those holes."
The fact that Bigham even played Thursday looked improbable a month ago when he sprained his MCL on Sept. 30 at Faulkner University.
"I rehabbed hard on this knee to be able to come back for this game," he said. "It felt amazing. I thought my season was over, but after the second or third day … my physical therapist said, 'I don't think your knee is torn.' It just gave me confidence to keep working and stay healthy. To be able to make an impact for the team makes it more worth it."
Wide receiver Patrick Barnes also had a notable performance with six receptions for 72 yards and two touchdowns.
The Doughboys spread the field and opened the passing game much more than they had in their previous five games.
"I was a little shocked by the passing game," Gibson said. "We threw it a little more tonight and just cut it loose. Matt made three or four throws that weren't part of the play. He just made them and that was the difference in the game."
The crowd was also a factor, Gibson said, as the playing of the Maneuver Center of Excellence Band and the cheering of the Soldiers gave his players a swagger he hadn't seen before.
It was louder to him on Thursday than two years ago when the 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team played CSU in the first Doughboy Bowl, he said.
"I think it helped us win the game," he said.


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Anyone else have 4 C-Sections? I just found out I am pregnant with my 4th baby. This will be my 4th C-Section and I am really nervous.
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I totally understand what you are feeling. I am pregnant with my fourth baby and it will also be my 4th c-section. I am too nervous about delivery. I am currently 36 weeks pregnant and should have the baby around labor day.
I only have to wait and see, hopefully all goes well and I will be holding my new little girl.
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I too am pregnant with my 4th and it will be my 4th section. I'm not really nervous but would love to hear from anyone who has had their fourth already (or more!) Good luck ladies!
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HI Ladies,
Just wanted to reassure you all - I had 4 csections and had no problems at all! However, when they were doing the 4th, my dr said my uterus was very thin and see through and would be dangerous if I got pg again. Well, here I am preg again with baby #5! I am scared to death to have a 5th csection after what the dr said.
Good luck to us all!
A little late in posting but I am having my fourth c-section as well. Last ones have been no problem, I was even able to get double sutures. I know many women with 5,6,7,8 c-sections. I know a lady who had 15 c-sections. The only trouble she had was a lot of scar tissue. I have never heard of anyone's uterus rupturing as the doctors warn. I have also read that even if the uterus is thin it is strong as a thin silk scarf. I also take a lot of uterine supplements inlcuding spirulina, red raspberry leaf tea, bee pollen granules and homeopathic remedies. The woman with the 15 c's would take comfrey tea after every surgery for 3-5 days and I do that too. Hope this encourages you! God bless!
I had one C section, and am looking at a second one with the next pregnancy. We know we want to have a large family so we may be in for a at least one more C section after that. Can those of you who have had 2 or 3 c sections comment on how your recovery went? was it hard to take care of your kids? did the recovery last longer, shorter, or the same as previous C sectoins?
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Peter Holmes a Court since 2006.
"My family situation has changed," Crowe wrote. "I have to
address personally how busy I have made my life outside of my
actual job.
"It doesn't change anything at the club level. I will always
be a South Sydney supporter and member, as I have been, man
and boy, South Sydney 'til I die.
"If I have any chance of keeping my family together, I have
to simplify my life where I can."
The Rabbitohs, named for the cry of rabbit hawkers in early
20th century Sydney, are the most successful team in
Australian rugby league with 20 premiership titles but had
fallen on hard times before Crowe made his investment.
Since then, they have enjoyed a revival and this year boasted
22,000 members and reached the semi-finals of the post-season
New Zealand-born Crowe won his Oscar in 2000 for his
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Bernard John Schmitt, 88, of Hendersonville went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, May 28, 2009, at Park Ridge Hospital.
Born in Williamsburg in Brooklyn, N.Y., he resided in Syosset, N.Y. before relocating to Henderson County in 1987. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his first wife, Edith Clare Schmitt; a brother, Robert Schmitt; and a sister, Clara Brandt.
He worked for many years as an estimator for a commercial printing company in Freeport, N.Y. He proudly served his country in the United States Navy during WWII. He also loved traveling, going out to eat, classical music and the performing arts, and had a passion for piano playing. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church.
He is survived by his loving wife, Irene Schmitt; three daughters, Lilli Ann Davis and her husband, Raymond, of Cleveland, Ohio, Kathy Hayden of Brentwood, N.Y., and Carolyn Torres and her husband, Frank, of Danville, Pa.; three step-children, Paul Mueller of California, Cathy Falvey of Butte, Mont., and Steven Mueller of New Fairfield, Conn.; four grandchildren, Carmela Walsh, Alex Hayden, John Hayden and Brenda Torres; and a great-grandson, Christopher Walsh.
A funeral will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at Thos. Shepherds Church Street Chapel. The family will receive friends from 6 until 8:30 p.m. today at Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors. Interment will take place in Long Island, N.Y. Memorials may be made to Immaculate Conception Church, 208 Seventh Ave. W., Hendersonville, NC 28791. An online register book is available at www.thosshepherd.com.
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After 31 years and 15 albums, the pioneering American alternative rock group R.E.M. announced Wednesday that it will be no more.
The group, whose hits included "Shiny Happy People" and "Everybody Hurts," were a cult band on the US college rock circuit before hitting the mainstream in the early 1990s.
"To our Fans and Friends: As R.E.M., and as lifelong friends and co-conspirators, we have decided to call it a day as a band," the Athens, Georgia-based quartet said on its website (www.remhq.com).
"We walk away with a great sense of gratitude, of finality, and of astonishment at all we have accomplished. To anyone who ever felt touched by our music, our deepest thanks for listening."
Led by Michael Stipe on vocals and Peter Buck on guitar, R.E.M. took alt-rock to the masses with a string of hits also including "Radio Free Europe" and "The End of the World As We Know It."
"A wise man once said: 'the skill in attending a party is knowing when it's time to leave,'" Stipe said. "We built something extraordinary together... but all things must end, and we wanted to do it right, to do it our way."
Ethan Kaplan, who runs a R.E.M. fan website, told Rolling Stone that pressure from Warner Brothers records on the fiercely independent band to come out with new material might have been a reason for the break-up.
In any case Bassist Mike Mills said there was no acrimony; the band simply felt it was time to go their separate ways.
"During our last tour, and while making 'Collapse Into Now' and putting together this greatest hits retrospective, we started asking ourselves, 'What next?"
"Working through our music and memories from over three decades was a hell of a journey. We realized that these songs seemed to draw a natural line under the last 31 years of our working together.
He added: "We have always been a band in the truest sense of the word. Brothers who truly love, and respect, each other.
"We feel kind of like pioneers in this - there's no disharmony here, no falling-outs, no lawyers squaring-off. We've made this decision together, amicably and with each other's best interests at heart.
"The time just feels right."
The band's Facebook page was immediately inundated with expressions of sorrow at the news. "Your music changed my life. Very sad news," wrote Sandra Simao Andrade.
"Thank you R.E.M. for the years of wonderful music. 'Losing my Religion' will always be my favorite," wrote Curtis Frank.
Buck added that he and the other band members "walk away as great friends. I know I will be seeing them in the future, just as I know I will be seeing everyone who has followed us and supported us through the years.
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The Stroller: 'Secrecy'
Published: Thursday, June 19, 2014 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, June 18, 2014 at 2:50 p.m.
Artie Brito of Inman says the "latest shenanigans" at the Statehouse need to be scrutinized. "The Senate is attempting to pass an ethics reform bill that is badly needed in South Carolina, but for some unknown reason many senators want to pass the bill before anyone can read what is in it. Does that sound familiar?" he is asking. "Although most South Carolinians agree that reform is very badly needed, we should all insist that we know exactly what is in the bill before it is passed. Don't you agree? Let your state senator know that you want the entire bill made available for review by the public prior to the vote. And thank Sen. Lee Bright for refusing to bow to pressure from those who prefer to govern in secrecy."
AWAKE WITH DRAKE: Spartanburg's longtime radio personality, Bill Drake, is recovering in Spartanburg Hospital for Restorative Care following successful surgery to remove esophageal cancer, and the Awake With Drake program with stand-in Craig DeBolt will broadcast live Friday, from 6 to 9 a.m., from The Beacon Drive-In. The main purpose of the live broadcast is to let the community know that Bill Drake is still Spartanburg's morning man and needs our prayers and support. A large card will be at the restaurant for visitors to sign, wishing him well and also belated happy birthday wishes. Bring a canned good for the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen, and you will receive either a free two-liter Pepsi, coffee or tea. And make plans to return to The Beacon Drive-In later in the day for the classic car show.
'GOOD GRIEF, BOSS!: A flying saucer landed at a gasoline station on a lonely country road. The two space aliens inside seemed completely unconcerned about detection. In fact, the letters "UFO" were emblazoned in big, bold letters on one side of their shiny craft. As the station owner stood and gawked in silence, paralyzed with shock, his mechanic, Bubba, nonchalantly filled up the tank and waved to the two aliens as they took off. "Do you realize what just happened?" the station owner finally uttered. "Yeah," said Bubba. "So?" "Didn't you see the space aliens in that vehicle?!" "Yeah," repeated Bubba. "So?" "Didn't you see the letters 'UFO' on the side of that vehicle?" the station owner continued. "Yeah," repeated Bubba. "So?" "Don't you know what 'UFO' means?" Bubba rolled his eyes and said, "Good grief, boss! I've been working here for eight years. Of course I know what 'UFO' means — 'Unleaded Fuel Only.' "
ODDS AND ENDS: Spartanburg's African-American Independence Day Juneteenth Celebration continues today. The Juneteenth ceremony will take place at Music on Main this evening starting at 5. The African-American band Strictly Business will perform. The Juneteenth Emancipation Festival will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and will feature a replica of the hull of a slave ship on display at the C.C. Woodson Center.
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We know that Rudy Guede would vote for Obama because LeBron James is voting Obama. As for Raffaele Sollecito, he would vote for Obama because his background is that of a "good European." As for young Amanda Knox, why would she vote for Obama?
Because she is from Seattle.
'I wanted to go home so that I could vote for Obama," said Amanda, "I think I hoped too much. I really thought I would be getting out of here.'
Even if she murdered that poor British girl, Amanda is still one of us—a person formed by a city that has Barack Obama as its political leader and Dalai Lama as its spiritual one.


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WOW...a salad that can be made a day ahead! I didn't expect that it would be so good, and so crunchy the next day, but the leftovers were equally great. I over chipotled the dressing, so to reduce the flame I added some low fat mayo, and I think I will continue to do that because I like the taste.
Interesting dish. I tripled the recipe since I was cooking for 12, and stewed the chicken (one whole chicken + 2 lbs of breasts) with onion, garlic and rosemary, reserving the broth for another meal. I substituted cabbage for the bok choy--not an exact substitute, but it turned out okay. I tossed the salad with about half the dressing, and left the other half of the dressing in a bowl to be added to individual taste. It was good, but oddly enough it tasted even better the 2nd night! Maybe the flavors needed more time to blend. Next time I'll make it a day ahead, something I wouldn't normally do with a salad.
The cilantro and chipotle really overpowered this. I don't think I will make again.
Beautiful salad. Made the dressing with 1 cup plain nonfat yogurt and it was wonderful. Added about 2 T lime juice to the apples to keep them from turning brown then drained that and added it to the dressing. Wow! extra zing! Aswesome blend of flavors and textures, spicy, sweet, tart yum! thanks for a great recipe MeanChef!
Amazing variety of flavours and textures. Creamy, crunchy, spicy, sweet. I made this in the summer since it was basically no cook. My chipotles in adobo sauce comes chopped up so I didn't bother trying pureeing it before adding it to half-fat creme fraishe.
Very unusual, complex and delicious salad. I've never had a chicken salad like this before. The dressing is very tasty and does have a kick to it though it kind of sneaks up on you and thankfully leaves quickly. LOL Could not locate pumpkin seeds at the local grocery store so subbed with sunflower seeds. I didn't even grimace at the presence of an apple in this and I usually dislike fruit in savory dishes. Everything just comes together to make this salad great -- a great balance of flavors and textures.
I was looking for a recipe to use up some bok choy and leftover chicken and found this delicious salad and so glad I made this. The combination of vegetables with the chicken is delicious. I used about 2 1/2 chipotles - next time I'll cut it down to two -- very good with just the right amout of heat. Thanks for shaing!
This was very good. I added the entire can of chipolte before I realized that was wrong. Don't do that because it was terrible. :) I fixed it and it was more enjoyable.
This combination of vegetables is very different for me and very delicious. I've never eaten raw bok choy and found that it has a nice flavor. The addition of the apple is wonderful, a little sweetness among the spices. I used 2 tablespoons of pureed chipotle and it's perfect. I love the addition of pumpkin seeds, next time I'll use more! Thanks Mean Chef! You always have interesting and wonderful recipes!


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Residents at the Cosmopolitan condos, on 8th and Virginia, are banding together to stop a massive office development from blotting out the sun on the west side of their building.
Back in 2006, before the condos opened, developer Schnitzer West was working on a 14-story office project next door to Cosmo. That April, the city changed zoning regulations and Schnitzer resubmitted design plans for a 500-foot mega-office
Last week, in response to Schnitzer's development and, they say, a lack of response from the city, Cosmo residents posted an open letter to Mayor Nickels, decrying the public process.
Because Cosmo was still vacant when Schnitzer's designs were changed, the city's requirement to notify nearby residents wasn't triggered. Because of the lack of communication from the city, Clifford Tatum, Cosmo's Community Committee Chair, says residents didn't have the opportunity to back out purchasing their units without losing their deposits, which were between $15,000 and $50,000. "We entered into a purchase agreement in 2005. At the time, the lot across the street was permitted for a 12-14 story building. We were fairly comfortable with that," Tatum says.
But hey, so what if rich people don't have a view, right? Well, Tatum claims it's about more than that. "Its not about the view," he says. "Its the fact that this building is 15 feet away. Theres some consideration for light, for privacythere would be office workers looking in our windows." Indeed, a rendering from Schnitzer's website does seem to indicate that the 500-foot office building will eclipse Cosmo's west side.
Tatum says attorneys are looking into the building plans but that he's hoping this can be settled through communication with the developer. "We dont particularly dont want to go down the lawsuit path," he says. "[We'd like to] facilitate a better neighborly relationship. "


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Does one have to pay anything to use the trolley at Brisbane and Darwin airports in Australia ? If yes, how much do they charge and do the machines accept bills or coins ?
Brisbane International Airport provides trolleys free of charge in international terminal, but charges AU$4 in the domestic terminal.
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What More Can I Say? - Poem by Rohit Sapra
You know I am very happy that the one I once loved the most
Can live without me.
It is really good because I want her to be happy
If staying away from me, gives her happiness, then I am glad.
It makes me feel very sad that she is not with me anymore
However, I do not want to be selfish
Her happiness is more important.
My love story with her has ended
At least, she is happy in her new found world
Nothing is going good for me
Although, love is just not about me
Yes, sometimes I still wish that I had your love
Although, I do know that she does not really need me
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Michigan's "Signing of the Stars" is an incredibly unique National Signing Day event, bringing together big names from across the sports and entertainment worlds, especially those with connections to UM. One of our favorite combinations: former Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland, and hip-hop group and Michigan supporters Migos, purveyors of "The Dab." What happens when...
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PASADENA, Calif. - Southern California's advanced seismic-monitoring system faces a shaky future - and not because of the earthquakes it locates and analyzes minutes after the ground stops moving.
Money for the system, known as TriNet, is set to be halved next year and end completely in 2002 as the grant that established the system expires. So far, nobody has offered to pay an estimated $2 million in annual maintenance costs.
"I don't get it," said Lucy Jones, scientist in charge of the U.S. Geological Survey's Pasadena field office. "People don't understand what it is that we're doing."
TriNet uses advanced seismometers and computers to capture data and uniformly analyze it. Within minutes of a quake, it maps regions of intensity and probable hardest-hit areas. Rescue crews then can be dispatched, engineers can monitor weakened buildings, and utilities can target repair crews.
TriNet is primarily funded with Federal Emergency Management Agency grants made after the 1994 Northridge quake. The networks at that time helped determine its size and epicenter but could not discern pockets of intensity, and some data were thrown off-scale by such a large quake.
TriNet has 110 new, high-quality instruments that can handle small and large quakes. By the end of next year, Southern California will be blanketed with 670 seismometers.
The system, established in 1997, performed flawlessly in its first big test, last October's magnitude-7.1 Hector Mine earthquake, showing immediately that the temblor's energy was not directed at any urban areas.
Supporters said TriNet's value would be even more apparent after catastrophes like last year's quakes in Turkey.
"You watched all these people dying three days after the earthquake in Turkey because it took so long to figure out the scale of what they were dealing with," Jones said.
TriNet might be a victim of its own success. State and federal officials want to see it expanded and are directing money elsewhere - not to the existing Southern California project.
The USGS has proposed the Advanced National Seismic System, a $170.8 million, five-year project that would fold in TriNet. Last year's federal budget funded seismic stations in Northern California, the Pacific Northwest and Utah. President Clinton's proposed budget seeks $2.5 million for the system but doesn't direct any money to Southern California.
The state could decide to pick up the tab by including funding in the budget revision Gov. Gray Davis is set to unveil Monday. Tom Mullins, spokesman for the governor's Office of Emergency Services, said the state supports TriNet and would like to see it expanded statewide.
"The state now looks at Southern California and sees it being ahead," said Caltech geophysicist Egill Hauksson. "And, of course, they want to put more into Northern California to allow them to catch up."
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Ari Bryen
Assistant Professor
On leave 2014-15
302C Woodburn Hall
P.O. Box 6303
Morgantown, WV 26506-6303
Phone: 304.293.9407
Fax: 304.293.3616
Teaching Fields
- Ancient Rome
- Ancient Greece
- Roman law
- Legal and social history
- Ph.D., University of Chicago, 2008
- MA, University of Chicago, 2003
- BA, University of Maryland, College Park, 2001
Research Interests
Ari Bryen came to WVU after holding an ACLS New Faculty Fellowship in the Departments of Rhetoric and Classics at UC Berkeley, and a Visiting Research Scholarship at NYU's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. He earned a Ph.D. in 2008 from the University of Chicago, where he wrote his dissertation on interpersonal violence in Roman-period Egypt. His interests in ancient legal documents have led him to ask about the role of law and courts in day-to-day life in Rome's provinces, and in imperial encounters in general. Working with ancient documents has also given him an interest in historical methodology, that is, in the array of humanistic and social-scientific reading techniques for extracting new answers and questions from old, fragmentary, and occasionally intractable bits of ancient trash. This has involved looking at processes of drafting and archiving, interpreting visual and literary modes of presenting legal information, and of tracing how stories about laws, courts, and rulers come to be redacted and retold by non-elite actors.
Courses Offered
- HIST 101: Western Civilization from Antiquity to 1600
- HIST 393I: Roman History
- HIST 393R: Roman Law
- HIST 484: Imperialism in the Ancient Mediterranean (capstone)
Violence in Roman Egypt: A Study in Legal Interpretation. Empire and After (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2013)
"Author's Response," Law and Social Inquiry 2015 (response to review symposium on Violence in Roman Egypt)
"Martyrdom, Rhetoric, and the Politics of Procedure," Classical Antiquity 33 (2014): 243-80
"Law in Many Pieces," Classical Philology 104 (2014): 346-65
"Histories of Violence: Notes from the Roman Empire," 125-51 in R. Campbell (ed.), Violence and Civilization: Studies of Social Violence in History and Prehistory. Joukowsky Institute Publications 4 (Oxbow, 2014)
"Histories of Violence: Notes from the Roman Empire," 125-51 in R. Campbell (ed.), Violence and Civilization: Interdisciplinary Sketches of a Deep History Joukowsky Institute Publications 4 (Oxbow, 2014)
"Judging Empire: Courts and Culture in Rome's Eastern Provinces," Law and History Review 30 (2012): 771-811
"Gemellus' Evil Eyes (P.Mich. VI 423-4)" (w/ A. Wypustek), Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 49 (2009): 535-55.
"Visibility and Violence in Petitions from Roman Egypt," Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 48 (2008): 181-200.
In Progress:
"Dionysia's Complaint: Emotion, Truth, and Language in the Courtroom" in C. Kotsifou (ed.), Emotional Display, Persuasion, and Rhetoric in Papyri, Heidelberger althistorische Beitr�ge und epigraphische Studien (Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, forthcoming 2015)
"Tradition, Precedent, and Power in Roman Egypt" in L. Reinfandt and S. Tost (eds.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power, Papyrologica Vindobonensia (Vienna: Verlag der �sterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, forthcoming 2015)
"Reading the Citizenship Papyrus (P.Giss. 40)" for C. Ando and J.-F. Schaub, Citizenship and Empire in Europe, 200-1900 (revised version submitted)
"Crimes against the Person" for P. Du Plessis, K. Tuori, and C. Ando (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Roman Law and Society (revised version submitted)
"Harm and Redress" (lead author) for C. Humfress, D. Ibbetson, and P. Olivelle, The Cambridge Comparative History of Ancient Law (initial version submitted)
� Contributing author: "Law and the State"; "Legal Institutions"; "Contracts"
"Criminals in Roman Egypt," for A. Lanni (ed.), A Cultural History of Crime, vol 1: Antiquity, Bloomsbury Academic Press
"Tacitus on Labeo on iniuria"
Law and the Boundaries of Authority in the Roman World
Aldo Schiavone, The Invention of Law in the West. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2012.6.16
Detlef Liebs, Summoned to the Roman Courts: Famous Trials from Antiquity. Classical Review 63 (2013): 534-36
John Noel Dillon, The Justice of Constantine: Law, Communication, and Control. Law and History Review 32 (2014): 717-19
John Bauschatz, Law and Enforcement in Ptolemaic Egypt. Bulletin of the American Society of Papyrologists (submitted)


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To be a Christian does not mean that we are to change the world, but rather that we must live as witnesses to the world that God has changed.
Jonathan Sherwin is an apologist, chaplain, and communications consultant based in Oxford, England. Find out more about the author.
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Crab Army—my treat!
Andrew, might I direct you to this tasty horror of horrors?
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Andrew, might I direct you to this tasty horror of horrors?
Bloody HELL.
I love that the German guy says "you can't avoid killing de crabs accidentally" but it sounds like "excellently" in his accent.
To paraphrase the late Slim Pickens, "We're gonna need a whole shitload of melted butter!"
I half-expected them to eat that kitten...
You couldn't be Bhuddist and live there with a clear mind.
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A survey course of British literature from the Anglo-Saxon period through the nineteenth century, including an intensive study of Macbeth. Assignments stress reading for understanding and for analysis and writing/composition skills, with attention to the writing process. Also integrated into the assignments are exercises for vocabulary development.
Objectives. The objectives for each lesson will help you focus your efforts. They indicate the concepts and skills you must understand or master when you complete the lesson.
Reading Assignments. Each lesson specifies the selections that must be read.
Introduction. The Introduction section of each lesson provides key terms and concepts that give you background for the lesson.
Self-Assessment Activities. These activities help to build your knowledge and skills and to identify your specific strengths and weaknesses. Some activities direct you to Internet sites with supplemental material for the lesson. All activities prepare you for the graded assignments and for mastering course materials.
Graded Assignments. Each assignment provides information about how your work will be assessed and how credit will be given for your responses. Most assignments will be submitted online and graded by your instructor. Some assignments will be computer-graded. The average of your assignments counts as 75 percent of your course grade. The Final Examination counts as the other 25 percent. You can apply to take the Final Exam after 100 percent of your graded assignments have been submitted, and at least 70 percent have been graded and returned to you.
The final examination is comprehensive; it covers the material from all of the lessons. To pass the course, you must receive a grade of 70 percent or better.
Format: Multiple-choice, short answer, and essay questions testing literary terms, characterization, fact and opinion, cause and effect, knowledge of grammar, and vocabulary.
Time Allowed: 3 hours
Materials Allowed: #2 pencil
Total Number of Lessons: 10
Total Number of Activities: 38
Total Number of Graded Assignments: 15
Instructor Graded (Online submission): 14
Computer Graded: 1
Lesson 1: The Anglo-Saxon Period (449–1066)
Activity 1: The Anglo-Saxon Period
Activity 2: Reading and Listening Exercise
Activity 3: Kenning
Graded Assignment 1: Lesson 1 Review
Lesson 2: John Gardner's Grendel
Activity 1: Grendel
Activity 2: Grendel
Activity 3: Grendel
Activity 4: Grendel
Graded Assignment 2: Lesson 2 Review
Graded Assignment 3: Compare and Contrast Essay
Lesson 3: Geoffrey Chaucer
Activity 1: Context Clues in "The Prologue"
Activity 2: Comprehension Questions: "The Pardoner's Tale"
Activity 3: Synonyms and Antonyms: "The Wife of Bath's Tale"
Activity 4: Comprehension Question: "Get Up and Bar the Door"
Graded Assignment 4: Lesson 3 Review
Lesson 4: Attempts at Perfection: The Medieval Romance
Activity 1: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Activity 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
Activity 3: Analogies
Graded Assignment 5: Lesson 4 Review
Lesson 5: Poetry of the Renaissance
Activity 1: "The English Renaissance"
Activity 2: Analyzing a Sonnet
Activity 3: Discussing a Sonnet
Graded Assignment 6: Poetry Analysis
Lesson 6: Renaissance Drama: Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Macbeth
Activity 1: Revising and Editing Exercise
Activity 2: Act 1 of The Tragedy of Macbeth
Activity 3: Literary and Poetic Devices
Activity 4: Act 2 of The Tragedy of Macbeth
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Activity 2: "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" and "Sonnet 116"
Activity 3: Metaphysical Poetry and Argument
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Activity 3: "Letters to His Son" and "Letter to Her Daughter"
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TExES Spanish 613-Languages Other Than English (LOTE)
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Publication Date: 03/28/11
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No matter what I try I cannot add any announcements. Constantly resets every time I add a new one. On top of all that the plugin (without anything but the stock theme activated) breaks the blog feed on the site.
Words of advice - Make sure your **** works before having your users deal with the issues you over-looked.
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KDE & GNOME cross-desktop development
If you want your application to have the widest reach possible, it would be a good idea to ensure they play nice with both KDE and GNOME. Follow Kunal Deo's brief tutorial to find out how to get started…
This article originally appeared in issue 90 of Linux User & Developer magazine. Subscribe and save more than 30% and receive our exclusive money back guarantee – click here to find out more.
Running applications in different desktops is the easy part. Most of the applications are already cross-compatible with both KDE and GNOME as long as the required libraries are available. The real problem arises when you want to integrate the desktop aspects of your application. Desktop aspects include desktop menus, application menu, MIME type association, etc.
For example, GNOME uses a different location to KDE for storing the application launcher menu item. Fortunately, you can take care of this yourself, thanks to the Portland Project. Portland is a joint OSDL/freedesktop.org initiative to provide developers with stable APIs for desktop Linux and other free desktop platforms.
xdg-utils is the first outcome of the Portland project. It is a set of open source tools that allows applications to easily integrate with any desktop configuration. It ships with the following tools…
xdg-desktop-menu: A command-line tool for (un)installing desktop menu items. Set it up via:
[sourcecode language="cpp"]$ xdg-desktop-menu install [–noupdate] [–novendor] [–mode mode] directory-file(s) desktop-file(s)
$ xdg-desktop-menu uninstall [–noupdate] [–mode mode] directory-file(s) desktop-file(s)[/sourcecode]
xdg-desktop-icon: A command-line tool for (un)installing icons to the desktop. Set it up via:
[sourcecode language="cpp"]$ xdg-desktop-icon install [–novendor] FILE
$ xdg-desktop-icon uninstall FILE[/sourcecode]
xdg-icon-resource: A command-line tool for (un)installing icon resources. These resources may include XPM or PNG files. This tool works according to the XDG icon theme specification from freedesktop.org. Set it up via:
[sourcecode language="cpp"]$ xdg-icon-resource install [–noupdate] [–novendor] [–theme theme] [–context context] [–mode mode] –size size icon-file [icon-name]
$ xdg-icon-resource uninstall [–noupdate] [–theme theme] [–context context] [–mode mode] –size size icon-name[/sourcecode]
xdg-mime: A command-line tool for querying information about file type handling and adding descriptions for new file types. Set it up via:
[sourcecode language="cpp"]$ xdg-mime query { filetype | default } …
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I wanted to change my default shell to bash in freebsd. I tried the following:
chsh -s /bin/bash (or /usr/local/bin/bash) <my_username>
I get this error after entering the password:
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exec /bin/bash --login to my
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I was intended to install the plugin, but when activated lock immediately the web, locking all access and showing this message:
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After this, I erase the complete "codestyling-localization" plugin from FTP and then all works again. It has another 12 plugins installed without conflicts with IDNA.
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By: William Cripe Sr. A "Christian view" of immigration is challenging. I openly confess, sometimes my "Americanism" clouds my Christianity. Since the Scriptures tell the story of a nation whose very history is one of divinely directed immigration, the issue might seem pretty straightforward. In reality, the Bible does not deal with it directly. By …
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The events produced by Slow Food SF are a collection of educational and fundraising events aimed to increase awareness, build community and spread the word and joy of conscious eating in the Bay Area.
SPUR & Slow Food on Film presents – Dirt: The Movie
Wednesday, April 02, 2014
SPUR Center, 654 Mission Street, San Francisco
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Join SPUR and Slow Food San Francisco's screening of "Dirt: The Movie by documentary filmmaker Bill Benenson.
All around us and yet so easy to ignore, soil is one of the earth's most valuable and underappreciated resources. The film Dirt: The Movie takes a look at the state of the living organic matter that we come from and will later return to. Join us for a screening and discussion with a local soil expert.
Co-sponsored by Slow Food San Francisco.
6:00 p.m., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2th 2014
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Date: Wednesday, April 2nd
Place: SPUR Center, 654 Mission Street, San Francisco
Cost: $5
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Mythic has announced another round of free Warhammer Online character transfers.
Players who currently reside on role-playing realm Ostermark can get a free transfer to Phoenix Throne (role-play) or Vortex.
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