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Employee Spotlight: Rich Renken, Artist Relations/Customer Advocate
Sep 23, 2011 Line 6 Spotlight
1. How did you come to work at Line 6? I met a super-cool cat who works for Line 6 named Darrell Smith and learned that he was a killer keyboardist and musician. On a project I was engineering and mixing, we hired him to play keys. We became good friends and he and I […]
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Sorry about that $2.1 million. Remember the world's thriftiest tax cheat, the one who stole $2.1 million from Oregon and used it to buy a 1999 Dodge Caravan and some tires? An apology from the director of the Oregon Department of Revenue didn't go well, according to this report from OregonLive.com:
SALEM — A contrite director of the Oregon Department of Revenue appeared before a legislative committee Wednesday and apologized repeatedly for dropping the ball on a $2.1 million fraudulent tax refund. But both Democrats and Republicans weren't in a forgiving mood, demanding to know why four workers who failed to catch the return weren't fired and whether the agency can do its job."It's not going to be enough to sit here and say you're sorry," said Rep. Cliff Bentz, R-Ontario.
Two managers and one administrative clerk received written reprimands but no change in their salaries. A fourth worker was demoted and transferred to another part of the agency. That person, an administrative specialist, got a pay cut from $45,396 a year to $41,208.
Taxpayers and their advisers asked the IRS for guidance on how to deal with RRSPs [Canadian retirement accounts] in the summer of 2011 but received inconsistent replies The IRS's delay in issuing the guidance… annoyed taxpayers because, at least regarding the requests for a letter ruling granting 9100 relief, it caused them to incur professional fees that turned out to be unnecessary.
"This decision could have been made in September, October, even November, and the clients could have avoided the additional costs," said [attorney] Ciraolo. "While we appreciate the 9100 relief offered under FAQ 54, the fact that the IRS failed to acknowledge the inconvenience and cost caused by the delayed guidance, and failed to address whether the Canadians in the OVDI would be eligible for the new program open on September 1, only furthered the belief of the Canadian taxpayers that the IRS is acting without due consideration to the circumstances of those taxpayers who entered the OVDI in good faith."
The frustration that the delayed guidance on late elections to file Form 8891 has caused for U.S. practitioners and their Canadian clients exacerbated an increasingly tense diplomatic situation and perhaps convinced some Canadian taxpayers who sat out the 2011 OVDI that noncompliance was the right choice.
The AICPA letter described six specific errors the IRS letters claim taxpayers have made, including filing Form 3520 late when it was filed on time.
This looks like one of those kinds of things that happen when staffing at a government agency is reduced beyond what is reasonable for the kinds of tasks that have to be carried out.
There has been lots of talk over the past few days about how Bain Capital executives have used management fee waivers to effectively lower their tax payments (a tactic that is not unique to Bain). Some academics have argued that such waivers are an illegal dodge, while private equity tax attorneys I've spoken with call it "aggressive but accepted by the IRS."
Here is the basic structure: Bain officially charges 2% management fees to investors in its private equity funds. The idea is to cover overhead, such as salaries, office leases, electric bills, etc. But Bain has lots of other business lines (venture capital funds, hedge funds, etc.) that generate sufficient cash flow, so it "waives" the PE fund management fees…
By doing so, Bain partners don't pay ordinary income taxes on their management fees. Instead, they pay at capital gains rates if/when the deals generate profit (because it's now considered carried interest).
Many commentators seem to think that Mitt Romney should have gone out of his way to pay the highest tax possible, rather than doing what his tax advisors and the rest of his industry did. I doubt that they direct their own preparers to forego deductions and exclusions that they think are poor policy or the result of poor administrative interpretations of the tax law.
TaxProf: Mitt Romney's Tax Mysteries: A Reading Guide
Dan Meyer, The Annual Tax Extenders Legislation Addressed by the Senate. But it has a long way to go.
Peter Reilly, Challenge To Clergy Tax Break Gets Green Light — Next Stop, Scientology?
Jason Dinesen has incorporated.
Anthony Nitti, How Does a "Go Shop" Provision Impact the Treatment of Transaction Costs?


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She praised his "goofy but contagious" smile, his "California cool."
This makes the third date a natural moment to fess up about any contagious diseases.
If a critical mass of people is afraid or is convinced to fear, the signal is contagious.
In researching The Illustrious Dead, I was astonished to learn that Napoleon had a rather unique view of contagious disease.
These "folk videos," as I call them, are very similar to folk songs; contagious and primitive.
His zeal was of that kind which is contagious and kindles responsive fire.
They are contagious, not as cholera is contagious, but contact with others is essential to them.
There was universal exultation and a contagious delirium of returning loyalty.
These sexual diseases are contagious—that is, transmitted by contact.
The armed invasion of the anabaptists was repelled, but their contagious madness spread.
late 14c., from Old French contagieus (Modern French contagieux), from Late Latin contagiosus, from Latin contagio (see contact (n.)).
contagious con·ta·gious (kən-tā'jəs)
Of or relating to contagion.
Transmissible by direct or indirect contact; communicable.
Capable of transmitting disease; carrying a disease.
Our Living Language : A contagious disease is one that can be transmitted from one living being to another through direct or indirect contact. Thus the flu, which can be transmitted by coughing, and cholera, which is often acquired by drinking contaminated water, are contagious diseases. Although infectious is also used to refer to such diseases, it has a slightly different meaning in that it refers to diseases caused by infectious agents—agents such as viruses and bacteria that are not normally present in the body and can cause an infection. While the notion of contagiousness goes back to ancient times, the idea of infectious diseases is more modern, coming from the germ theory of disease, which was not proposed until the later nineteenth century. Contagious and infectious are also used to refer to people who have communicable diseases at a stage at which transmission to others is likely.


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Author: Jing Zhang
Originally from China, London-based creative designer and illustrator Jing makes her living by doing things she loves. She works for clients including Lonely Planet, Ford, Osiris, and more.
Creating convincing liquid effects in vector illustration can be a tricky business. Luckily, Jing Zhang has provided us with this tutorial that shows you how to make a real splash with your art. You'll learn numerous Illustrator techniques to create vector liquid, by playing around with Illustrator's Mesh tool, Warp tool and layer blending properties.
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Google to close scientific data service prior to official launch – 22 Dec 2008
Internet search services provider Google, US, will reportedly close its highly-anticipated scientific data service, Google Research Datasets, in January without even officially launching the product. The company has announced this in an e-mail to its beta testers, according to media reports.
The service was expected to offer scientists a way to store the huge amounts of data generated in an increasing number of fields. Nearly 30 datasets – mostly tests – had already been uploaded to the site.
Calling off the scientific project is seen to be another sign of initial frugality at Google. Just a few weeks ago, the company's CEO, Eric Schmidt, told the Wall Street Journal that Google would be cutting back on experimental projects. It would, instead, focus its efforts on other activities such as Google Scholar, its research programmes and publishing papers about research at Google.
However, some scientists remain hopeful that the service might return in better times. Google representatives have not responded to requests for comments.
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Our Ancient and Classical Studies Program helps students dig into the roots of modern cultures as they explore the language, literature, art, history, and culture of ancient societies, particularly in ancient Greece and Rome. Students in this major have a unique opportunity to spend a May term in Greece, where they travel throughout the Greek mainland, the Peloponnese and surrounding islands, studying the art and archaeology of Greece at some of the most important historical sites of the region.
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~ Former President William Powers, Jr.
We would like to thank Subiendo Academy for providing an amazing leadership opportunity for our daughter. This experience truly changed Gabi's life, and gave her more confidence in herself to lead and work with others. The friendships she made were like none other that she has. It was amazing to see how fast she bonded with the other kids who are leading the future. She maintains a connection to this day.
~ Bill & Gracie Bradshaw, Subiendo Parents
Coming from a low-income family can sometimes put barriers that at times seem impossible to overcome. However, thanks to Subiendo, my dreams no longer seem so far away. Thank you for giving me hope again and for dedicating so much of your time to us and our future.
~ Ubaldo Rodriguez, Jr., 2013 Participant
My daughter Ana Manoela Martinez participated last year and she had the time of her life. She is now accepted at UT Austin and this opportunity helped her to realize that UT would be the University she wanted to attend. Thank you and I hope my students have the same opportunity as my daughter.
~ Ana Cristina Martinez, Subiendo Parent
Subiendo has changed my life. Knowing the impact that I can make on the lives of students that are very close to embarking on the journey to college is the most rewarding feeling I have ever had. While the students that participate in the academy learn a lot throughout their stay, they have taught me so much about how to be the best role model I can be. This program has enriched my UT experience.
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In 5 days I learned things that will help me throughout my whole life. Thank you so much Subiendo! And also I'm extremely grateful to all the students, counselors, directors, sponsors and speakers that helped make this great experience happen! I won't forget anything.
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Thanks for the opportunity of serving the students here in El Paso Texas. I am a school counselor for the Tornillo ISD and I gave the information to some of the students that were interested, including my son Aaron Morales. His plans are to attend UT Austin and I know even though he doesn't get selected this application helps him practice and feel what the process of scholarships are.
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I am incredibly grateful for your efforts, as without them, this life-changing experience would not exist. I hope that through my future actions and accomplishments, I can repay just a small part of the vast debt I owe Subiendo.
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I would just like to thank you so much for the opportunity and position of Assistant Team Leader for Subiendo! I really enjoyed coming back and giving back to the program after what it has given me. I hope you know Subiendo truly impacted my life and was one of the reasons I chose to attend UT. I will definitely continue to stay involved with Subiendo!
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While the majority of the population was in line for midnight showings of the newest and last installment of Harry Potter, I made my way to a much less crowded theater in downtown Mesa. The Royale Independent Arthouse is the new permanent home of the "Midnite Movie Mamacita," which shows independent films and B-movies.
Entering the cozy building on the corner of Main and Macdonald, I immediately realized there would be more differences between the Harry Potter goers' and my experiences than just the film we'd be watching. The theater I stepped into appeared to be a retro lounge and shop.
Complete with chairs and couches, classic arcade game machines, and campy merchandise from Zia Records and Bookmans, I was impressed with the relaxed yet hip vibes the venue emanated. Did I mention this lobby also sports a big screen TV below a VHS library of cult classics for your viewing pleasure?
I was pleased to be greeted warmly at the multi-purpose counter for tickets, concessions and merchandise. Filled with fun collectibles and brightly-colored candy boxes, the headquarters of the venue dazzled. It was refreshing to see they're both friendly and cheap; $6 for a movie is a steal after frequenting multiplex theaters.
It was now time to select my seat for the feature presentation "Hobo With A Shotgun." The 80-seat theater is intimate and roomy, with a set up so effective almost every seat offers equally enjoyable screen-viewing. After reserving my seat with the ole sweater on the chair trick, I retreated to the lobby to survey the concessions to accompany the offbeat movie I was about to see.
The candy and drinks the snack bar offers are just as retro as the theater's decor. The variety of snack bar choices really completed the uniqueness of the theatrical experience. I was thrilled to see my favorite, SnoCaps, back on a movie theater shelf, accompanied by other classic treats like Cracker Jax and diverse snacks like Pocky Sticks. They also offer mainstream treats including Skittles and Red Vines for traditional movie goers, which is comforting for times when I'm less inclined to branch out.
Venturing back to my seat, I was welcomed with previews of the theater's upcoming attractions such as "Trollhunter," "Wax Work," and "Conan O'Brien Can't Stop." The screen also displayed that The Royale is the new home for the Rocky Horror Picture Show, to be performed every Saturday at 11:30 p.m.
Hobo With A Shotgun, an over-the-top comedy about a homeless man who fights back against criminals in his city, proved to be a highly entertaining experience. Although the movie's audience was small, the laughter was louder than I typically hear during comedies at the Cine Capri. The attendees that the Royale attracts are extremely passionate about film and greatly appreciate the humor of B-movies. Sharing a theater with these film junkies made me feel like I was part of a movie-loving community.
Andrea Beesley-Brown, owner of the Royale and considered to be the queen of cult movies in the Valley, has been independently programming film events at various venues for the past five years. She says she is pleased to have finally established her permanent residence at The Royale.
I recommend The Royale movie experience for any lover of cult and independent movies, as well as for anyone looking to change up their regular movie-going routine. A trip to downtown Mesa for some arcade game playing and humorous movie watching is a great way for young people to spend their Friday or Saturday night. It's cheap; it's highly entertaining, and it's more than merely watching a movie — it truly is an experience.
The Royale Independent Arthouse
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Phone: (480) 649-0040
After the Success of the Soft Opening, The Royale Hosts Grand Opening Event, July 22
The theater opened its doors on Friday, July 8th for the soft opening, introducing the new release "Hobo With A Shotgun" to play all week along with a special screening of the revered cult favorite "The Room" the following day. These opening events proved to be a success with the first showing of "Hobo With A Shotgun," selling out all 80 seats completely.
If you love film and want a unique experience with retro, campy films, join The Royale for it's Grand Opening. This coming Friday, July 22nd marks the big day, featuring two showings of the new release "Trollhunter" followed by two showings of the cult classic "Army Of Darkness." There will be prize giveaways from The Royale's partner Bookmans, as well as plenty of merchandise for sale.
Andrea Beesley Brown, owner of The Royale, says that they aim "to provide a fun experience for people looking to see unique movies."


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Designer and concrete guru Fu-Tung Cheng believes his chosen medium satisfies a primal human need. "Emotionally, people are fond of solidity," he explains. "Concrete has that quality about it." The owners of this modern beauty in Menlo Park, Calif., initially came to him for a remodel to their existing house. Cheng and his team did their best to find a way to rework it, but they couldn't reconcile its awkward layout with the clients' desire for indoor-outdoor spaces and other programmatic requests. "As much as I like to recycle, and I do, it just didn't make sense to remodel," says Cheng, who is known for incorporating found objects into concrete floors, walls, and counters.
He convinced the couple to let him design a new house for them and their two children. Its mostly concrete structure would need no finish material, inside or out. "The house has none of the layering that usually takes place, none of the veneers—stucco, plaster or sheetrock, paint," Cheng says. This strategy had budgetary benefits, but it also contributed to the sturdy, monolithic feeling he wanted to evoke. "By having walls that are the same on the interior and exterior, you get that sense in the building," he says.
The home's slipcast main walls are 12-inch-thick concrete, poured around boards of 2-inch-thick rigid foam insulation. Cheng worked with general contractor Dennis Carlson, superintendent Chuck Hunt, and concrete contractor Richard Sullivan to devise custom, plastic-on-plywood forms that would deliver a smooth, polished texture. Each form measured 4 feet by 8 feet; after pouring one wall segment, the team would have to wait 10 days for it to dry before they could pour on top of it. Though time-consuming, this process allowed Cheng to easily mix in blue and gold pigments during the pour, creating natural-looking striations of color. It also provided him with joints spaced every 4 feet, just as he had envisioned.
The concrete floor and foundation went in first, though, so the walls would have something to sit on. The 18-inch mat slab took 17 hours to pour and nearly two weeks to set. (Its extra thickness and 25 percent flyash component added to the usual drying time.) Once the floor dried, a good polishing with a diamond grinder lent it a low sheen, and in some spots exposed colored glass, semi-precious stones, and other embedded items. Steel post-tensioning strengthened the roof structure, helping the project meet strict local seismic standards.
Textural contrasts are crucial to the home's aesthetic and practical success. A large section of an exterior wall features purposely rough, board-formed concrete, juxtaposed against its silky slipcast counterpart. And wood reclaimed from old olive barrels frames some of the home's private spaces, adding a level of warmth to the overall composition. Inside, colored Japanese plaster embedded with wood fibers creates a softer (and more acoustically friendly) counterpart to the concrete. "Fu-Tung's designs are stunning when they're done," Hunt says. "He takes simple materials and makes art out of them."
Project Credits
Builder: D. Carlson Construction, Los Gatos, Calif.
Designer: Cheng Design, Berkeley, Calif.
Concrete contractor: FWS Construction, Lodi, Calif.
Landscape designer: Ron Emerson Garden Designs, La Honda, Calif.
Living space: 4,100 square feet
Site: 0.3 acre
Construction cost: Withheld
Photographer: Matthew Millman
Resources:Bathroom fittings: Dornbracht Americas, Hansgrohe, VOLA; Bathroom fixtures: IKEA, Kohler, Toto USA; Cooktop: Gaggenau; Countertops: Geocrete; Dishwasher: Miele; Doors (patio): NanaWall Systems; Flooring (tile): Ann Sacks, Walker Zanger, Waterworks; Flooring (wood): Plyboo; Garbage disposal: InSinkErator; Hardware: FSB; Kitchen cabinets: Alno; Kitchen fittings: KWC, Danze; Kitchen fixtures: Elkay, Franke; Lighting fixtures: Taller Uno, Studio Tecnico, Shaper, Elco, Lutron; Oven: Wolf; Paints/stains/wall finishes: Benjamin Moore; Range hood: Zephyr; Refrigerators: Sub-Zero; Skylights: Solatube; Windows: Bonelli Windows & Doors.


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WESTMINSTER - A jail guard for the city of Seal Beach pleaded not guilty Wednesday to accepting bribes from an inmate.
Jose Alday, 32, of Santa Ana, pleaded not guilty to charges of receiving bribes and possession for sale of a controlled substance, both felonies, and a misdemeanor count of possession of controlled substance paraphernalia.
Alday, who was ordered held on $100,000 bail, faces up to five years in prison if convicted, Deputy District Attorney Brock Zimmon said.
He is due back in court on Wednesday.
Alday, who worked as a nonsworn officer at the Seal Beach jail for about four years, was arrested Dec. 25, Zimmon said.
Between July 1 and Christmas, Alday allegedly accepted bribes, such as an iPad, a cell phone and two leather jackets, in exchange for letting an inmate meet with visitors who were not searched and allowing the prisoner contraband such as alcohol, Zimmon said.
The inmate's visitors brought the bribes to Alday, the prosecutor alleged.
A tip to police this month led to the investigation and arrest, he said.
Alday was found in possession of a large amount of anabolic steroids at the jail, and when investigators searched his home, they found a used methamphetamine pipe, Zimmon said.


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Star Wars: Ewoks
tar Wars: Ewoks (September 7, 1985 – December 13, 1986) is an American/Canadian animated television series featuring the Ewok characters introduced in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.
The series was produced by Nelvana on behalf of Lucasfilm and broadcast on ABC, both by itself and later, as part of The Ewoks and Droids Adventure Hour. The first season was advertised as simply Ewoks, but the second season was advertised as The All New Ewoks. The series lasted twenty-six episodes, divided into two seasons of thirteen episodes.
The series focuses on the adventures of Wicket W. Warrick and his friends on the forest moon of Endor during the years before the events in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi. The primary recurring villains are Morag the Tulgah Witch, who had a personal grudge against the tribe's shaman, Master Logray, and the Duloks, a rival species that is related to the Ewoks.


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Arcana Newsletter May 2009Thursday, May 21st, 2009
Two of the Greatest American Heroes!
The third and final issue of Stephen J Cannell's beloved cult classic arrives in stores TODAY complete with a special Barack Obama cover! The Greatest American Hero himself teams up with writers Christopher Folino and Derek McCaw and superstar artist Clint Hilinski for this exciting re-imagining of the cult classic series.
Buy the Red Foil edition of this collector's issue now:
Camilla d'Errico's Burn Now Available As Webcomic!
Welcome to a world where humans and mecha co-exist. What was once thought to be a symbiotic relationship between humans and machines has turned into a full-scale war due to rising resentment by their human creators. In one of the towns, a 13 year old boy named Burn will find out the true meaning of horror. The arrival of the sentient Shoftiel, a machine programmed to destroy mankind, will forever link the two in a battle of fates. One action, one desperate act of self-preservation will forever change the fate of man and machine.
Superstar artist Camilla d'Errico has now made her critically accalimed series availabe as one of Arcana's webcomics. Read the entire series at:
Don Bluth's Space Ace!
Arcana Comics is proud to announce that Space Ace is coming back! Fan favorite writer Robert Kirkman (Walking Dead, Invincible) wrote these reprintings from CrossGen, and a new writing team will carry forward his momentum with issues #4-6!
Follow the adventures of the musclebound hero Ace! The villainous Commander Borf attacks Ace with the "Infanto Ray," a weapon that transforms him into an adolescent version of himself, and kidnaps his girlfriend Kimberly. It is up to Dexter – Ace's younger incarnation – to rescue Kimberly and prevent Borf from using the Infanto Ray to conquer Earth. Based on the classic 1980′s video game!
In Previews
This month in Previews, for items shipping July, Arcana will be publishing the Don Bluth's Space Ace #1 (MAY090645) and Ultima Thula GN (MAY090646).
Shipping This Month
This May sees the release of Arcana's Matriarch TP (MAR094065) .
Interview with Rock Shaink and Mark Jonathan Stanley
This month, Arcana's Vice President of Operations, Mark Poulton interviews Rock Shaink and Mark Jonathan Stanley regarding their involvement in the slate of Arcana properties that are currently in development.
MP: What can you tell us about your involvement in Arcana's Grunts, Ripped, and Coma?
RS: Let's see. Where to begin? I guess everything started when Sean got in touch with me about the possibility of working together on something. We grabbed a few drinks a week later, and talked about what I was working on, what we (Mark and I) were working on, and what Arcana was working on, and ultimately how we could come together on something. But, really it ended up being a long conversation on comics, the industry, film, television, etc. that was a total blast. After a few hours at the table we realized we hadn't really discussed the topic of collaboration in too much detail. So, we finished the first meet with Sean giving me a handful of books, and some scripts/artwork from future projects. I in turn promised to send him a few ideas that may work with what Arcana was planning in the future.
When I got back to my office I couriered copies of the books to my co-writer and read… a lot. I think I read half the Arcana library in one sitting, and immediately fell in love with what these guys were doing.
The next day Sean and I had a great follow up chat, where I gave my thoughts on what I'd read, and Sean then told me he had 2 books he HAD to send us. I in turn told him I had an idea, I'd loved, that was a bit darker then the rest, but judging by what Arcana was publishing and a few of the books they were coming out with later in the year, I think it may just fit the kind of "edgy" thrillers they were willing to take a shot on. So, we again exchanged emails — Sean sending us two soon to be published books (which turned out to be GRUNTS and RIPPED) and myself sending him COMA. And that was the beginning of what became the… well, the beginning. And wow, I just chatted everyone's ear off.
MJS: Yep. What he said.
MP: How did these projects come about?
RS: As I'd said, Sean sent me a few select books (Ripped, Grunts) he thought fit what we were doing, and I in turn sent him one of my favorite projects (Coma). Ripped was the first one I read, and I immediately called my co-writer to have him read it first. Unfortunately, him being a Brit, and it being 4am over there when I did so, he did not answer.
But, anyway, had he picked up, I'd had told him how much the comic had blown me away, and how well it matched what we were looking for. The creator had done a great job of capturing a fun and exciting story and dropping it into this unique, yet relatable world.
MJS: With Time travel.
RS: Right. So, the next day, or early the next morning, I hear back from Mark and he's going on about how this book is definitely our next project. I'm of course ecstatic that he's read RIPPED already. Only to quickly realize…
MJS: I think it was when dinosaurs entered the conversation.
RS: Haha. Yep, it was at the mention of dinosaurs that Mark stopped me, and asked me how the hell I was planning on getting dinosaurs in to WW2?
MJS: It was then we realized we'd not only read two different books, but that neither of the other had read the one we were going on about. Rock had accidently sent me two copies of Grunts, but none of Ripped, and in turn had 2 copies of Ripped, but none of Grunts. So a trade was organized, and back to reading we went.
RS: The next day we chat again and suddenly find ourselves in a bit of a dilemma. We really, really love both books. Two dream projects dropped right in to our laps, and now we had to make a decision as to which to do.
MJS: A few days later we made one of the easiest and most difficult decisions we've ever made collectively. Easy because we decided we wanted to do both. Difficult because… well, we decided we wanted to do both.
RS: We sat down, looked at our already well-booked schedules and decided one way or another we had to make room for these. So, we set our reps and Sean (Arcana) to chat to see what we could do to make it work.
MJS: Shortly there after we get word from the powers that be that it's a full go. And off we go. We decided to dive in to RIPPED first, while we chatted with Shannon from Grunts on some ideas for where the book could go beyond the page.
RS: With Ripped we're staying inside the world created, while bringing some new unique elements to it, but in chatting with Shannon on Grunts, he had some excellent ideas for where the story could continue off the page, so we wanted time to work that out with him while we attacked Ripped.
MJS: Don't forget Coma.
RS: And Coma. Yes, Coma, as I'd said was a passion project of mine that I needed to get out of me. I sent Sean a copy of the treatment for Coma that I'd written really for myself. I was immediately unsure of the decision, knowing that the story does dive in to some dark topics, and doesn't shy away where others may. So, I have to say I was absolutely thrilled when Sean got back to me about thirty minutes later saying "We have to do this". And from there Coma swiftly joined our burgeoning Arcana/Romark family.
MP: Were you a comic book fan growing up?
RS: Growing up at the end of a dirt road in a tiny little town, where we didn't even have the option of television until I was 12, left me few options in form of entertainment. I remember my father usually paid my little brothers and I for our chores in the form of baseball cards, but one week he returned with a few packs of cards and a comic book. The choice had to be made. I ended up reading my first ever comic book that day, and I've never looked back.
MJS: Being a Brit, and growing up around the time of 2000 AD (the comic, not the actual period!), I was always a big fan of characters like Judge Dredd and Rogue Trooper. It's that element of fantasy, and the great sense of escapism they provide. Comic books were always like movies to me. Something which I probably didn't realize until I became a little older. But to me, it's always been like watching a film on the page.
MP: Arcana fans are probably more familar with Grunts and Ripped, what can you tell us about Coma?
MJS: Coma is going to be a kick ass ride from the sick, twisted mind of Rock Shaink. A comic book, and a movie. Other than that, I am sworn to secrecy! But meet me in the bar later. I'm partial to beer!
RS: You know, try as I may, I don't think I could've said it any better then Mark just did. I will add simply that it's a passion project, and one that jumps right into the deep end of the noir-esque psycho-thriller genre. A pull no punches, no turning away, vivid journey down a very very dark path. Wait, "noir-esque psycho thriller" – did I just make up a new genre?
MP: What do you find most appealing in each of these properties?
MJS: I think it's the great mix of fantasy meets reality in each project. You see, Rock is more of the reality guy, whereas I tend to lean more toward fantasy. We've always been able to combine that to good effect, and usually end up with something that's absolutely unique on both terms. So finding Ripped and Grunts, two projects that jump in and out of both elements, and pull it off in spades, was something I knew we needed to sink our teeth into.
RS: Each of these books allows us room to flex our own creative muscles independently, and then to bring our work together for the story. With Ripped, I was the guy with the dry-erase board trying to quantify this unique form, or potential idea of "time-travel"… while Mark was at the same time thinking of cool characters and times in history we could mess with. For Grunts it's the similar process, just this time with behemoth-sized super soldiers and the Germans.
MJS: Both projects feel real, yet of course, they're not. But there's just something happening with them that works on an unconscious level. You're both connecting and escaping at the same time. It's the ultimate magic trick. And my hat goes off to all those involved.
MP: What do you think makes for a successful comic book adaptation?
MJS: I think it all comes down to keeping the spirit intact, whilst also staying true to what works on the screen. And that's something, I feel, which carries all throughout the process. Not just in the writing. There's a template, but it has to be treated with respect. Sometimes it means changing certain elements. But in the end, if the spirit is still there, then usually what made the comic work, will also make the film work. Usually!
RS: Yes, "Usually!" indeed. I can't agree with that more. I'm a huge comic fan, but at the same time I'm a huge film fan. Finding the ability to stay true to one, while ensuring it works for the other can be quite tricky. However with the blessing of all those involved, I think it's also one of the most fun elements of what we do as writers. Think about how many times you've seen something, heard about something, or read something and said to yourself… "This would be a great movie". Luckily, we get a shot at actually making that a reality, whether it be; adapting short stories, magazine articles, video games, comics, novels, etc.
MP: You guys are both really busy these days, with many projects in development including the remake of the 80s cult film the Hidden. How did you get involved with this remake? Were you fans of the original?
RS: We can't really say too much about the project, or it's current status. This project has been a roller coaster ride itself, with lots of ups and downs as far as those involved, etc. All-in-all, it was a ton of fun to write, we had a blast researching it, and luckily for us it's still a script that gets us a lot of work.
MP: These projects are all going through your company Romark Films. What can you tell us about the company? How it was formed? And what made you guys decide to do it?
RS: Romark was born out of our expanding responsibilities as writers, directors and producers. As writers our work was taking on a life of it's own, and we were suddenly flush with projects that we were shepherding as producers and those we were stepping into as directors. I think for us, Romark became the home in which we could make them all work together.
MJS: I think it was also out of our desire to oversee projects from beginning to end. Being a writer is great, but at times it can be very frustrating. Building a company like this not only gives us more freedom on the creative side, but also on the business side. So hopefully it becomes the best of both worlds.
RS: I think also as filmmakers this was ultimately a dream we both shared. A place we can both focus on our own creative endeavors, but that also allows us the opportunity to work with other creative writers and directors we highly respect, and at the same time seek out new rising talents with a voice, and passion similar to our own.
MP: Tell us a little bit about the process you guys take when writing something together?
RS: We pay our ghostwriters extremely well, and then go on an extended vacation. Haha! But seriously…
MJS: I think the best way to look at it would be to compare us both to architects of a great house. (The script being the house in this example.) Together, we'd both meet up and build a sturdy, creative foundation. At that point I would go off and put up the four walls of the house. Meanwhile, Rock would move inside, and decorate each room. Then we'd both meet back up at the top to finish the roof.
RS: Can't agree more. Mark was always the structural engineer to my extravagant painter. I'd jump inside and work on character and dialogue, while Mark would lock down the plot points and act breaks we needed to work around or within.
MJS: Over the years though, I'd say the line between those two roles has really started to blur.
RS: Definitely. I know on one of our last projects there were actual full scenes we could not for life of us recall who wrote originally. Something I'm finding a lot more in our last few years of work together. And something I think is only allowing us to become better writers in the process.
MP: What else are you guys working on? For yourself? For Romark?
MJS: Between us, we're looking at adapting another comic book – the name of which we can't mention yet, but which will star rising action star Scott Adkins (Bourne Ultimatum, Wolverine). And we've just signed on recently to adapt the brilliant graphic novel "I am Spartacus" by Dan Wickline (30 Days of Night). Solo-wise, I'm also working on a project with Justin Stanley. The title of which, we're keeping under wraps.
RS: We're stoked to work with Scott on the new project, which is going to be such a fun, fast, and intense actioner. And "I Am Spartacus" was a project we both read the day it came out and fell in love with, so being hired to adapt it, is a fantastic opportunity. Beyond that, and the obvious projects, and development deal surrounding the interview (Coma, Ripped, Grunts) we've just wrapped up post on a new comedy TV pilot that I wrote/directed entitled "Weed Shop", and we are actively moving forward on two others in which we trade off producer hats. Independently, I'm directing a few more music videos and commercials in the oncoming months, crossing my fingers that we get to continue the journey on "Weed Shop" and being excited for the team we've just locked down on a new hush-hush psycho/thriller I'm writing/directing for Romark.
MJS: Yes, we just left you with a cliffhanger.
RS: Dun-dun-dunnnnnnnn.


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(Cleveland) - University Circle is about to get a big addition. University Circle Inc. has partnered with a world-class development team to bring a $130 million residential high-rise that will be a towering and tasteful addition to this east side neighborhood of Cleveland.
The project - One University Circle - will include approximately 280 units ranging in size from 720 square feet to a 4,200 square foot penthouse, with floor-to-ceiling windows and breathtaking views of the city skyline and Lake Erie. Preliminary plans call for the building to consist of between 25 and 28 stories.
One University Circle will be a sustainable, transit-oriented development, emphasizing green construction principles and offering easy access to the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's HealthLine.
Chris Ronayne, president of University Circle Inc., expects the project to help satisfy a strong demand for housing.
"There is substantial demand for this type of housing in University Circle," Ronayne said. "One University Circle will provide a quality urban design solution that meets a market demand, brings greater density to University Circle and supports neighborhood businesses with new residents. We believe this project will continue the momentum of University Circle and the renaissance underway in Cleveland - from downtown to University Circle along the Euclid HealthLine. One University Circle will be a welcoming gateway to the institutions of University Circle and a home for their employees coming from all over the world."
The lobby of One University Circle will have concierge services available to all residents. In addition, the building will offer a first-class amenity package that will include a fitness center with private training rooms and an indoor all weather pool facility with indoor/outdoor access allowing for connectivity in the warm weather months.
The project will also include a common area green rooftop for community gathering and extended living spaces with an outdoor kitchen, an entertainment theater/gaming room, indoor community lounges, a community room with kitchen, as well as other potential amenities that will evolve through design development. All modern security measures will be included in the building design.
Ronayne said he believes the project will be a truly global community attracting international residents working in the "eds, meds and arts" institutions as well as others from throughout Northeast Ohio.
"Attracting more residents to Cleveland will provide citywide benefits by generating tax revenues and spending within the city, supporting grocery stores and other retailers recently added to University Circle," Ronayne said. "Our plans were to build 1,000 new units in University Circle to create a complete urban neighborhood. It's the people who bring the concept to life. With One University Circle adding 280 units and more than 400 residents, we're rapidly reaching our goals."
Work is expected to begin in the summer of 2015 on the 280-unit high rise apartment complex, with the first units ready for occupancy in mid-2017. One University Circle is to be constructed on a site that is largely owned by University Circle Inc.
A portion of the site is now occupied by The Children's Museum of Cleveland, which is located in what was once a Howard Johnson's restaurant.
The building was identified as a temporary site for the Museum 30 years ago and is not suitable for its expansion plans. University Circle Inc. and the Museum have been working together to find another site suitable for the Museum.
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Tuesday, October 11 2011 - Editorials
A Dangerous Precedent
by Ron Paul
According to the Fifth Amendment of the US Constitution, Americans are never to be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. The Constitution is not some aspirational statement of values, allowing exceptions when convenient, but rather, it is the law of the land. It is the basis of our Republic and our principal bulwark against tyranny.
Last week's assassination of two American citizens, Anwar al-Awlaki and Samir Khan, is an outrage and a criminal act carried out by the President and his administration. If the law protecting us against government-sanctioned assassination can be voided when there is a "really bad American," is there any meaning left to the rule of law in the United States?
If, as we learned last week, a secret government committee, not subject to congressional oversight or judicial review, can now target certain Americans for assassination, under what moral authority do we presume to lecture the rest of the world about protecting human rights? Didn't we just bomb Libya into oblivion under the auspices of protecting the civilians from being targeted by their government? Timothy McVeigh was certainly a threat, as were Nidal Hassan and Jared Lee Loughner. They killed people in front of many witnesses. They took up arms against their government in a literal way, yet were still afforded trials.
These constitutional protections are in place because our Founders realized it is a very serious matter to deprive any individual of life or liberty. Our outrage against even the obviously guilty is not worth the sacrifice of the rule of law. Al-Awlaki has been outspoken against the United States and we are told he encouraged violence against Americans. We do not know that he actually committed any acts of violence. Ironically, he was once invited to the Pentagon as part of an outreach to moderate Muslims after 9/11. As the US attacks against Muslims in the Middle East and Central Asia expanded, it is said that he became more fervent and radical in his opposition to US foreign policy.
Many cheer this killing because they believe that in a time of war, due process is not necessary - not even for citizens, and especially not for those overseas. However, there has been no formal declaration of war and certainly not one against Yemen. The post-9/11 authorization for force would not have covered these two Americans because no one is claiming they had any connection to that attack. Al-Awlaki was on a kill list compiled by a secret panel within President Obama's National Security Council and Justice Department. How many more Americans citizens are on that list? They won't tell us. What are the criteria? They won't tell us. Where is the evidence? They won't tell us.
Al-Awlaki's father tried desperately to get the administration to at least allow his son to have legal representation to challenge the "kill" order. He was denied. Rather than give him his day in court, the administration, behind closed doors, served as prosecutor, judge, jury and executioner.
The most worrisome aspect of this is that any new powers this administration accrues will serve as precedents for future administrations. Even those who completely trust this administration must understand that if this usurpation of power and denial of due process is allowed to stand, these powers will remain to be expanded upon by the next administration and then the next. Will you trust them?
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- This article is about persons who are far more socially abrasive than your generic assholes. For other uses, see Flaming asshole (disambiguation).
"You've gotta admit we're pretty damn awesome."
"Condi Rice isn't exactly one for gettin' crunk an' sportin' bling."
Flaming assholes are a specialized form of asshole. These people consider human life a garnish for their Caesar salads, usually consumed with plenty of dressing to cover up the blandness of most people. These people couldn't care less about you, your mom, or your Malaysian alter-ego who happens to like chocolate cake. In short, a flaming asshole is pure evil... only more so.
"Flaming assholes" are also lead singers of a local shitty Brass band that ignore their kids in lieu of stroking their own egos!! A.K.A. Douchbags, they are in their mid 40's and think the world revolves around them, when in fact their sons resent them and want nothing to do with them.
edit Origins from Reality..Reality
- The term "flaming asshole" originated at the meeting of Obama's first presidency campaign when Obama was called a flaming asshole by Hillary. She first used the word "flaming" to mean "incredible idiocy." From there it was only a short leap of a year before he proved it.
edit Origins from Fantasy~Maybe Reality
- The term "Flaming Asshole" originated also from Madain Sari,the home of the little lady.. who loves the tailed creature.. So when the Red-Headed Man fights the tailed creature.. he flames then farts.. then asks what his' name was.. Then.. they say. ASSHOLE. then He said.. Others call me as the "Flaming Asshole!".... :D
edit Properties
Flaming assholes have an event horizon of radius 15 meters. Outside this range, the average person is unaware that a flaming asshole is in the vicinity. However, within the event horizon, not even light, hope, or bad news (which is known to travel faster than light) can escape. In fact, a recent study showed that the average flaming asshole had engulfed 5.3 innocent bystanders before assimilating the researchers.
Once one has passed the event horizon of a flaming asshole, there are four possible outcomes. The first and most common is that a person falls in and is immediately destroyed by waves of psychotic, sadistic cynicism. In a second, less common result, a person travels completely through the flaming asshole and is ejected into an alternate reality where up is down, left is right, and the toast never lands butter-side-up. In a third and even less common outcome, the bystander bursts into flame and, like a phoenix rising from ashes, is sucked into the flaming asshole as in the first case.
In the fourth, final, and infinitely improbable outcome, the person's density, mass, and sadism match that of the flaming asshole and cause the person to explode away as a brand new flaming asshole. This has only occurred once in recorded history, but Lenin could never live it down since his spawned flaming asshole, Stalin, became even more of a flaming asshole than Lenin ever was.
In some cases, persons with normal levels of assholery can be transformed temporarily into flaming assholes because God is entertained by bouts of stupidity. The number-one occurrence of this phenomenon is in customer-supplier relationships, except in California where it is surpassed by automobile drivers.
edit Theories on Motivation
Contrary to popular belief, one flaming asshole is not equal to another. It is generally accept that while most flaming assholes exhibit their assholery purely for pleasure, many others do so for other reasons. What these "other reasons" are, exactly, is the subject of much debate among asshole specialists. Quite a few suggest mere ignorance is to blame, while others (who tend to be assholes in their own rights) subscribe to theories involving aliens and/ or Satan.
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Baltimore • A celebration four weeks in the making featured laughs and hugs, a surprise appearance by team owner Steve Bisciotti and the distribution of hats announcing the Baltimore Ravens' stature as AFC North champions.
Joe Flacco threw for 309 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens defeated the New York Giants 33-14 Sunday to end a three-game losing streak to secure their second straight division crown.
"It feels good," wide receiver Torrey Smith said in the upbeat locker room. "I'm just glad we finally got it done."
The Ravens (10-5) led 24-7 at halftime and cruised behind a short-handed defense that harassed quarterback Eli Manning and limited New York to 186 yards.
Playing its second game with Jim Caldwell as offensive coordinator, Baltimore scored touchdowns on its first two possessions and amassed a season-high 533 yards 289 in the first half alone.
"It's about execution, man. It's a simple word, but it's a very tough task to do," said running back Ray Rice, who ran for 107 yards and caught six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown. "This was a championship game for us."
After ending their longest losing streak since 2009, the Ravens are assured a home playoff game on the first weekend of January.
"We know what's at stake. We want the AFC championship and it starts tonight," safety James Ihedigbo said. "We're not looking at regular season. Playoffs started for us and we're going to keep on playing."
The defeat eliminated the defending Super Bowl champion Giants (8-7) from contention in the NFC East and severely damaged their chances of qualifying for the playoffs.
New York has lost five of seven and was coming off a 34-0 defeat at Atlanta. In this one, Manning went 14 for 28 for 150 yards and was sacked three times.
"Obviously, we have a bad formula going on right here," coach Tom Coughlin said. "We're having trouble stopping people and our offense doesn't hold the ball at all to give the defense a chance to catch their breath. We've had two games in a row, pretty much the exact same scenario."
Flacco, meanwhile, rebounded from a stretch in which he committed two turnovers in each of Baltimore's three straight defeats. He completed 25 of 36 passes, ran for a score and did not throw an interception or lose a fumble.
He repeatedly picked on cornerback Corey Webster, who simply couldn't contain Smith or Anquan Boldin. Smith caught five passes for 88 yards and a touchdown, and Boldin finished with seven receptions for 93 yards.
Backup Bernard Pierce gained 123 yards as part of a running attack that generated 224 yards.
Baltimore's defense was also impressive despite missing injured linebackers Ray Lewis and Jameel McClain, along with safety Bernard Pollard.
New York fell out of a first-place tie in the NFC East. The Giants will need a win over Philadelphia next week and help from other teams to squeeze into the postseason.
"I feel badly for everyone in that locker room because they can't turn this thing around either," Coughlin said. "What has happened over the course of the last couple of weeks is very difficult to explain. We just don't look like a well-oiled machine offensively at all."
Said Manning: "We knew we had to play our best football at the end of the season to get into the playoffs, and we haven't done that. When you're not playing your best, teams can come out and embarrass you."
Baltimore's first drive ended with a 6-yard touchdown pass from Flacco to Smith after officials overturned a fumble by Jacoby Jones at the New York 5 following a replay review.
The 73-yard march featured a few new wrinkles from the Ravens, most notably an option pitch from Flacco to Rice. and third-string running back Anthony Allen's first catch of the season, a first-down grab at the New York 40.
After the Giants went three-and-out for a second straight time, Smith made an outstanding catch behind Webster for a 43-yard gain and Flacco scored from the 1.
Manning followed with a 43-yard completion to Rueben Randle before David Wilson ran 14 yards for a touchdown. New York didn't score again until Domenik Hixon caught a 13-yard touchdown pass with 3:18 left.
After racking up 52 points against New Orleans, the Giants have totaled 14 in the past two weeks.
"All we can do is go out and get back to playing better football," Manning said.
The Ravens went up 17-7 midway through the second quarter. After Boldin burned Webster for 39-yard gain on a third-and-19, a replay erased a 9-yard touchdown catch by Jones and forced Baltimore to settle for a field goal.
Late in the half, the Ravens moved 76 yards in seven plays for a 24-7 lead. Flacco went 5 for 5, including a 27-yard touchdown pass to Rice.
Baltimore opted for ball control in the second half, and the Giants were powerless to stop it. The Ravens moved 82 yards in 16 plays, holding the ball for just short of eight minutes, before Justin Tucker kicked a 20-yard field goal.
The lead became 30-7 when Tucker concluded a 13-play, 62-yard drive with a 30-yard field goal. Tucker added his fourth field goal after a 78-yard run by Pierce.
NOTES: Flacco has thrown for a career-high 3,783 yards this season. ... New York defensive linemen Marvin Austin and Chris Canty both left with knee injuries. ... Boldin hurt his shoulder in the third quarter and did not return. ... Baltimore has won 10 straight regular-season home finales and has 13 consecutive home victories over NFC foes. ... It was only the fifth time in 47 games that New York did not force a turnover.
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Baltimore 14 10 3 6 33
First Quarter
Bal • T.Smith 6 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), 7:38.
Bal • Flacco 1 run (Tucker kick), 4:24.
NYG • Wilson 14 run (Tynes kick), 1:30.
Second Quarter
Bal • FG Tucker 23, 6:05.
Bal • Rice 27 pass from Flacco (Tucker kick), 1:04.
Third Quarter
Bal • FG Tucker 21, 5:18.
Fourth Quarter
Bal • FG Tucker 30, 11:08.
Bal • FG Tucker 29, 7:25.
NYG • Hixon 13 pass from Manning (Tynes kick), 3:18.
Attendance • 71,470.
NYG Bal
First downs 11 25
Total Net Yards 186 533
Rushes-yards 14-67 45-224
Passing 119 309
Punt Returns 2-12 7-56
Kickoff Returns 5-117 3-58
Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0
Comp-Att-Int 14-28-0 25-36-0
Sacked-Yards Lost 3-31 0-0
Punts 8-52.0 2-58.5
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-yards 6-52 9-92
Time of Possession 20:39 39:21
Individual Statistics
Rushing • N.Y. Giants, Bradshaw 9-39, Wilson 3-17, Manning 1-8, Hynoski 1-3. Baltimore, Pierce 14-123, Rice 24-107, Allen 1-7, Taylor 3-(minus 3), Flacco 3-(minus 10).
Passing • N.Y. Giants, Manning 14-28-0-150. Baltimore, Flacco 25-36-0-309.
Receiving • N.Y. Giants, Bennett 4-27, Hixon 3-36, Cruz 3-21, Randle 1-43, Bradshaw 1-8, Hynoski 1-8, Jernigan 1-7. Baltimore, Boldin 7-93, Rice 6-51, T.Smith 5-88, Pitta 4-56, Dickson 1-9, J.Jones 1-7, Allen 1-5.
Missed Field Goals • None.


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This is the children's playhouse that provides two levels of imaginative play. Complete with all the accessories every young homeowner needs, the dormered, four-panel windowed front door has a working doorbell (requires two AAA batteries) that informs those within when guests have arrived. Up to four children can greet visitors all at once using the playhouse's door and three windows, including an arched opening on the left, front window in the middle, and a four-paneled window upstairs. The first floor features an outdoor entertaining area with a sink, grill, range hood, and chimney with hooks that store the included spatula, fork, knife, and spoon while the separate living room has a built-in table and two movable chairs, plus a shade that lowers for privacy. A sturdy 4'-tall ladder accesses an upstairs area which has a 2'-tall safety wall next to the ladder opening, ideal for games of hide-and-go-seek. Durable ABS construction and UV treatment allows use indoors or outdoors (secures in six places with included stakes). Assembly required. Ages 2 and up. 80 1/4" H x 77" W x 37 1/2" D. (147 3/4 lbs.)
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Was in quite a few pieces but went together very easy!
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Two year old loves his playhouse
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from Fargo, ND
My husband and father-in-law assembled it in about 4 hours. They built it and moved it about 100 feet. Luckily, all pieces were there and only basic tools needed. Seems sturdy for young children with ground anchors. My 2 1/2 y/o loves going up to the second floor. I think 4 kids would be tight, probably best for 3 or less at a time. I think probably best for 1- 5 year old depending on their size. It is the perfect size for my guy and he is the size of most 3 year olds. He loves to push the door bell and open the windows. Even our one year old loves opening the walk thru doors on the front and back.
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In the ocean, hammerhead sharks prowl with some of the most amazing eyes in the natural world.
The bizarre head that gives this predator its name...has been the source of fascination...and bewilderment.
Theories abound. Many believe the head evolved as a kind of specialized rudder...allowing the shark to whip its body quickly upwards, backwards...and side to side.
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But what may be even more useful to this graceful carnivore is vision from eyes at the very edge of the head's wide hammer.
Eyes that can see...nearly everything around them.
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