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greenwich, conn. In the vestibule of Joeb Moore's office building on Greenwich Avenue, the busy retail corridor that runs down to Long Island Sound, a 10-foot-tall black "iPod" shows a continuous loop of digital photos of the firm's work, and passersby on the street stop now and then to take in the images that flow across the 50-inch screen. The vintage mid-century modern building stands out amid the mostly gentrified Ralph Lauren-style storefronts. This is Shope Reno Wharton territory, and Moore worked for the large architecture firm famous for its Shingle-style mansions for nearly a decade before starting his own practice in 1993.
But Greenwich is also close to New Canaan, Conn., home of the so-called Harvard Five. History was made there 60 years ago when, fresh from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Marcel Breuer, Eliot Noyes, Landis Gores, Philip Johnson, and John Johansen moved to the bucolic countryside, introducing ideas that flew in the face of old New England architecture. It's fitting that Moore, AIA, chose this manicured enclave, where classical old houses commingle with the moderns, to explore the contrasts that have intrigued him since architecture school: What is modern and what is traditional, and how does contemporary architecture connect, in a dynamic way, to history, culture, and ideas about domesticity while also moving them forward?
At the heart of his aesthetic is a fascination with the template-based neo-traditional architecture currently dominating suburbia, which Moore says "plays into that deep, deep nostalgia Americans have for a history that's not theirs." In response, his work experiments with the "gradation or scale at which we slide traditional and modern architecture between each other" and the ambiguity—sometimes straightforward, sometimes ironic—he can create from that. He tries to use familiar ideas in unexpected ways to show that suburban architecture can be more than product design—granite counters, open floor plan, French doors, and shingle coating, for example. "At its best, architecture can use the concepts of commodity, but you have to do it in a knowing way," he says. "There has to be a moment of delight and mystery in the work. That's the problem with the mass-produced housing that dominates, even in these high-end markets. It's a receipt, a sum: Here are all the things you need."
a social art Moore's voluble, brainy nature has been a defining force in the trajectory of his career. Building design piqued his interest as early as middle school. He signed up for his high school's architecture program, but it appeared to be a dull endeavor—a means to an end, which was to make pretty spaces. That view was transformed during his first two years of college, which were spent studying not architecture, but rather sampling courses in environmental economics, philosophy, social studies, and the history of beauty and aesthetics. He finally declared an architecture major in his junior year at Clemson University. "At that point, I was certain there was more to it as a social art than purely a visual art," he says.
Since then, Moore has kept one foot in academia while tending to the demands of practice. After receiving his M.Arch from Clemson in 1985, he settled not far from where he grew up in northern Westchester, N.Y., having decided that Greenwich—35 minutes from Manhattan—was close enough to the city to stay connected, as well as a place with a more domestic, suburban identity. In 1988 he enrolled in post-professional studies at Yale University, studying architectural history and theory while working at Shope Reno Wharton part time. By the fall of 1992, after turning down a partnership offer, he left the firm to accept a teaching position at Columbia University that continues today, and a year later, he joined up with fellow SRW alum Laura Kaehler, AIA, to found Kaehler/Moore Architects. The principals preside over independent studios but share a staff that fluctuates in number from 25 to 35, many of them Moore's current or former students from Columbia and Yale, where he was a visiting professor last spring.
Connecticut's Gold Coast was the perfect place to begin testing his ideas. There, he found reasonably sophisticated clients who were interested in both historical buildings and contemporary design—and deep-pocketed enough to take some risks. A family friend gave Moore his first commission—a modern house, which he says was "shocking" at the time. That project, Winding Lane, resulted in a regional AIA award and subsequent additions and renovations to the house.
improving on the past At his core, Moore is motivated by the belief that the built environment reflects society's cultural health and is one of the things that animates it and pushes it along. Even though his work is clearly about spatial and material innovation, he is leery of the modernist label (at least where clients are concerned). Viewed in the context of history, Moore aims to build on the ideas of the Harvard Five, who in turn took the Bauhaus to the next level. "Getting contemporary work is hard, and it's taken me 10 years to reach a point where I can do this bridging between traditional and contemporary experiences," Moore says. "Promoting modernism can be dangerous—it implies it's just a style, and I'm just as suspicious of a modernist style as I am classical style. I'm interested in work that moves people."


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Halloween is quickly approaching and with only a couple of weeks to plan you may be a bit spooked by the idea of hosting a Halloween party. No need to fear though, with a few key pieces and a handful of Sharpie markers, you will be able to create a killer setting sure to knock your guests right off their broom sticks.
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Not sure about previous beach replenishment, but the waves always break shallow on parts of IOP from low to mid tide. I blame Sandy for changing our sand bars. If they do any replenishment, I am guessing it will be 10x worse.
Thanks, Zeroevol. No, no worries. Didn't take anything personally. Just wanted to set the record straight.
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IBO State Championship, no cameras?
I went to the IBO State Championship today. I purposely went at about 1pm on Sunday so it was not real busy. I asked if I could walk part of the course and take some pictures of people shooting.
I was specifically looking for kids shooting and people having fun. They would not let me anywhere near the course. I had to stay at the practice range.
Now, don't get me wrong. I would not bother anyone and would ask their permission before photographing anyone.
The pictures were to be posted on my website along with some documentation about what 3D is and how it is "played".
If I had shown up and said I was 3D Times, would they have said the same thing?
This seemed very strange to me. Is this normal?Chris Christenson - Admin
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If I am not mistaken, this is an IBO rule. I believe that because it was a state shoot, they had to follow there rules. As far as the ASA goes, I don't remember seeing 3d times on the cousre either. I do know that they are at the shoot down. ( I may be mistaken ). I also believe that cameras are allowed on at the Pro-Am on Fri., but not on the course for Sat. or Sun.
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Hello Chris,
I would like to thank you for taking the time and effort to come out to Blackhawk Field Archers to take pictures of the IBO Illinois State Championship.
Blackhawk Field Archers has always strived and will continue to foster and promote archery. We are involved in various state organizations, Blue Skies under Illinois, local cub scouts, local handicap hunts put on at Rock Cut State Park and many others.
I couldnt allow you on the course, but I did offer you to take pictures at the practice range of which you did. After reading the forum I find it very disheartening that it is insinuated that we would have played favorites to any news organization. We do not play any favorites and would not have, had ESPN or 3-D times shown up.
As the Tournament Chairperson of the Host Club it is our obligation to follow the rules:
Section 12 #C of the rules state:
C. Cameras or range finding devices are not allowed on any of
the shooting ranges regardless of use.
Also please understand aside from the fact that we were attempting to follow the rules, it is a HUGE liability issue to just allow any one other than shooters to be walking around on the course.
Had you of called earlier in the week we could have had an officer available to escort you through the course as time permitted.
We hope to hold the State Championship again next year and welcome you back to take pictures with an escort from the club as time permits.
I hope this clears up all issues
Brenda Lee
Thanks for clearing up the issue and explaining the rules. I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I do understand your position and that of the IBO. I was not aware that no media would be allowed. I will make sure to contact the IBO ahead of time in the future.
I do feel the IBO needs to have pictures of these events. Whether it's the IBO themselves or someone else, Archery needs as much promotion and recognition as it can get.
I did take two pictures on the practice range but this is not 3D. I wanted to show the actual setting, the shooters, and targets they shoot.
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I'm the webmaster for Coleta Sportsmen's Club and have taken a few pictures at most of our 3D shoots including picture of kids shooting. They're posted on our website at http://www.coletasportsmensclub.com/ under the archery tab. If you like, browse through them and feel free to copy and use any of them you want.
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Thank you for the offer. The pictures look good. I believe you will have more than I need.
Now, my project can continue.
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We don't hold a IBO or ASA sanctioned shoot at our club, YET, but you are welcome to come and photograph our course at any shoot. Bring your bow with you, and you can shoot as our guest. I will even serve as a camera caddy for you. Contact Jay Are and let us know if/when you want to come, or just show up. We'll make you welcome. And even provide lunch.
We are always happy to make new friends with our fellow archers and sponsors.
We'll post pictures soon, maybe of our shoot next Sunday.
Any archer in the Southeast Pa. area is welcome to come, and bring a camera too. We aren't shy.
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Does this mean shooters can't have cameras either?
If so that's a bad rule. Some guys don't get to these very often and like to remember when they were there.
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I suspect at IBO shoots they don't allow cameras because they would distract shooters. Competition level shooters are sometimes a little highly-strung in my experience. It's understandable. Money and prestige are on the line. They could have gone out afterward with some shooters and given Chris some photo ops without the pressure of the score over them. I'm sure he would have agreed to that. I expect some of the competitors know 3Dshoots.com. The rangefinder clause is understandable at a shoot of that level. Estimating range accurately is a required skill.
Anybody can bring a camera to our regular shoots. Just ask people before taking thier picture. (Some of our shooters are a little highly-strung too!)
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Madame Tussauds unveils One Direction wax figures
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One Direction is making fans see double after posing with their newly unveiled wax figures at Madame Tussauds in London. The museum's latest exhibit features the five band members - Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson - seated side-by-side on a set of bleachers.
Hundreds of fans lined up to get a photo with the waxy versions of their favorite One Direction member, and even the boys themselves were snapped with their figures. The museum released the photo, and many fans have been expressing the uncanny likeness on Twitter. There's only one minor difference - Niall's figure still has braces, while the real-life Niall had them removed earlier this month.
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I came across this blog post about using two ad networks, one to pick up after the other.
It looks like he uses iAd primarily, and then a smaller one to get the fill rate the other one misses. Does anyone else do something similar? Or use different ad networks for different apps?
I would say that you should choose your networks according to your geo locations in terms of the traffic that is usually coming in. If one app is famous is Location X, then get the network that gets you the best fill rate on that Location - however it is difficult to find a network that will get you a good fill rate in all locations. So in this situation, it would be wise to have multiple networks to rely on.
If your traffic is coming in from a location of locations that a network can easily and consistently accomodate, then you should certainly go with that network and keep with them with close monitoring.
Good luck. Bill
Having multiple ad networks is almost always the right call both for building in a contingency if one goes sideways as well as to test new options. Even if you're seeing an increase in rates month over month from your primary network there may be someone else with better inventory, more relevant ads who can outperform and you should be testing that on an 80/20 at minimum... In most cases it's even better to divide into 30/30/30/10 or whatever makes sense from a profit perspective.
YeahYou are under no obligation to stay with just one network...if a network gives you good results and does so regularly and consistently, then obviously there is no reason to disturb such a setting...but if you think you can do better...go right ahead..all you have to make sure is that your Fill Rate is high up and of course the CTR (Click Through Rate)...it is your site/app, and it is you who is making the money...so make sure you monetize your real estate properly...
I also use multiple ad network on some of my sites. Having the mind set of if your visitor is going to view multiple pages on your site, why not show them multiple ads. Then split test them and see which one generates the better results. This also help if your ad network will only produce so many ads per unique visitor.
I think you hit the nail with the last line. The most profitable ad is going to be on the frontpage and to evaluate which one is doing well in that setting is not going to give you accurate results. Unless you switch their positions every now and then and what not. Even in that setting you would have to closely monitor the number of visitors on your site to be fair. All in all, it would take a lot of time. I would just use multiple networks based on my geo locations and that is about it. I would monitor the performance of the networks and if one falls short, I'll switch since there are so many of them. Also, I would also want to be sure that I am using ads that are relevant to the content on my page. Let me know what you think...CheersBill
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Yeah, I started shopping around 1-2 months before I made my post and it's been pretty fun. I feel like a lot of people are a little late (me too :/ ) on getting a couple networks. Also made me realize how much adMob is resting on its laurels! A lot of the new networks are breathing more exciting life into the mobile ad space for sure.
All I hear about the big names in Ad networks is that their Support sucks...if I as a consumer would want to join someone, I'd rather join someone whom I can speak to over the phone or get a quick and helpful reply on my emails...and Support needs to be there with all the competition around...
I use 2 ad-networks on my website to fill my remnant inventory. One ad network buys only the first impressions on CPM and then I sell the rest to Adorika Media Group they bring me great results for this traffic.
As this thread is almost a year old, and the OP has since left, I see no point in resurrecting it.
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Explain what was meant by "taking care of Madara's lower region/parts" ? Sounds like something I don't want it to mean, lol--Elveonora (talk) 23:49, September 20, 2012 (UTC)
- Think old people with geriatric diapers. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:50, September 21, 2012 (UTC)
Oh, still weird considering Obito couldn't move himself... but funny and creepy at the same time--Elveonora (talk) 01:20, September 21, 2012 (UTC)
- I couldn't find any other way to describe it (._. )"--Cerez365™(talk) 10:57, September 21, 2012 (UTC)
Actually, from the raw translation i got from Aegon-Rokudo on mangahelpers, Obito wasn't actually talking about Madara's "lower parts". He said... Page 4 madara: I intend to make you return the favour for sure madara: you said that you motto is to help the old people, right? obi: yeah… more or less…... then… what should I do? obi: … do you want me… to clean your toilet or something like that…? madara: … I don't need that… obi: sorry but I cannot stay here forever!
So he really was talking about cleaning His toilet, and the translator probably thought it was funny to make into his cleaning up His "parts" rather than hi toilet.188.8.131.52 (talk) 00:09, September 22, 2012 (UTC) yomiko-chan
Do you see a toilet there? It makes complete sense for Obito to offer that. There are many elderly people who can no longer control their body functions, and end up needing assistance cleaning themselves. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 00:16, September 22, 2012 (UTC)
The wording in English might have been changed a bit, but it was more than likely meant the way Omni says--Elveonora (talk) 00:19, September 22, 2012 (UTC)


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One Direction has a new single on the way.
The boys made Thursday their own "throwback Thursday," posting photos from their childhood on Twitter to break the news.
cant wait for you to hear Story of my Life ! pic.twitter.com/XUxdxg72dU— Niall Horan (@NiallOfficial) October 10, 2013
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I think it's wonderful! My friend is breastfeeding her little one right now. She tells me all the stories of how people have given her dirty looks when she's breastfeeding in public. However, she has also received some encouraging comments as well. I think it's very natural and people shouldn't freak out about. If it gets a celecrity or two to make it the "trendy" thing to do then that's great Considering how revealing some women are dressed in commerical ads, I hardly think a breastfeeding mum should cause a stir!


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Patrick Kelley was born in 1753, probably in Harwich, Mass., one of the six sons of Patrick Kelley and Bethiah Baker. His name is also spelled Killey and O'Killey in records.
On 23 January 1777 Patrick married Dorcas Chase, the daughter of Sylvanus and Charity Chase. Dorcas was born in Harwich 13 November 1757. The couple settled on the Penney farm, which he purchased from Isaac Weekes in 1788. The house which he built and in which he resided until his death is now occupied (1890) by his son Marshall Kelley, standing northwesterly from the Harwich railroad station and is one of the oldest houses in town.
The pre-1925 photo below is of my great-great grandparents, David Howes Kelley and Mary Ann Kelley, standing in front of the old family homestead in Harwich. On the back is written "grandfather Kelley's house in Harwich," which would mean Patrick's grandson Oliver, so perhaps it had been Patrick's in his lifetime. Years back I contacted the Harwich Historical Society to see if they had information on Patrick's house, but they did not. I would guess it is no longer standing, but would love to know the exact location.
Patrick and Dorcas had 11 children born Harwich (information is a work-in-progress):
--Oliver b. 31 December 1795, married Priscilla Chase and had 10 children
--Henry b. 08 July 1777, married Temperance Baker and Lucinda Swift
--Huldah b., 01 November 1779, married Watson Baker
--Amos b. 30 January 1782, married Keziah Crowell
--Rosana/Roxana b. 16 December 1783, married Gamaliel Chase
--Sarah/Sally b. 09 January 1786, married Freeman Burgess and moved to Nova Scotia
--Patrick b. 17 February 1788, married Hepsebeth Chase and had 10 children
--Isaiah b. 04 January 1792, married Sally Downs
--Marshall b. 15 April 1798, married 1st Cynthia Clarke and 2nd Eliza Bassett
--Lilly (son) b. 15 November 1793, married Achsah Chase
--Coleman b. 02 January 1801, married Christiana Calhoon
I descend from Oliver and Priscilla.
Patrick Kelley was a shipwright by trade. One vessel he built was the Schooner Dorcas, presumably named after his wife, which was launched in 1817. Some of his sons were mariners, captains and co-owners of vessels.
Ship Registers, Barnstable Co., 1814-1913, Compiled from original documents stored in the New Bedford Custom House, National Archives Project:
DORCAS, schooner, of Harwich. Built at Harwich in 1817. Reg'd 3 May 1821.
Owners: Henry KILLEY, Patrick KILLEY, Patrick KILLEY Jr., Gamaliel CHASE, Harwich.
Master: Isaiah KILLEY.
Gamaliel was likely Patrick's son-in-law of that name. Henry, Patrick and Isaiah were Patrick's sons.
|Old postcard of the Mouth of Herring River
Vessel building on the river in West Harwich commenced in the early 1800s and continued until 1848.
Patrick was also part-owner of the Harwich and Chatham cotton and woolen factory. In 1824 the factory was erected on the Red River, a small, muddy stream on the southeastern part of Harwich, but was soon removed to North Harwich along the Herring River because of the poor supply of water. Also nearby were the grist mill and the mill for carding wool. Patrick's father of the same name owned one of the mills and Patrick inherited a quarter share of that.
Patrick died Harwich 28 October 1834 in his 81st year. He is buried at the Kelley Cemetery in Harwich.
|Patrick Kelley's gravestone at Kelley Cemetery in Harwich
Dorcas died Harwich 15 April 1834 in her 77th year. She and Patrick are buried side-by-side with identical gravestones. When I visited in 1999, the stones were in very good condition. They are slate, with weeping willow and urn engravings.
|Dorcas Chase Kelley's gravestone, Kelley Cemetery, Harwich
Patrick died intestate, but there are several records at the Barnstable Co. Probate, Case No. 791, dated 1834.
Patrick's son Henry was named Administrator on 11 November 1834. The estate inventory was dated 15 December 1834. It included his Harwich homestead on four acres worth $350; 8 acre parcel of cleared and woodland and cedar swamp worth $100; 4 acres of brush called Brookes lot worth $20; ½ acre of land at the west side of the factory $10; ¾ acre land called Burgess lot $70; Burges swamp $20; one acre Nickerson meadow $40; 3/8 acre Bridge meadow $32; ¼ of mill and mill privileges in land $150; 1/12 of the Chatham and Harwich woolen and cotton factory $290; one piece of land and swamp adjoining that factory $10. Total $1,042.
Patrick's personal estate included one-half of the Schooner Dorcas worth $250, three shares of bank stock, cow, hay, desk, tables, stove, spinning wheel and pair looms, bible, silver buttons and gold beads, his and deceased wife's wearing apparel, notes against Henry and Isaiah Killey, Nehemiah Robbins, David Robbins, 1/13 of a school house. Total value $907.82.
The division of his estate dated 18 March 1835 named his children: Henry Kelley, Patrick Kelley, Isaiah Kelley, Oliver Kelley, Lilly Kelley, Marshal Kelley, Coleman Kelley, Huldah Baker, Rosanna Chase & Sally Burgess. To be divided as soon as able to notify Anthony Kelley, appointed attorney for the said Sally (can't read rest of sentence). Coleman, Isaiah, Oliver, Marshall, Patrick, Henry, Lilly, Huldah Baker, Rosanna Chase, Sally Burgess each received land and/or shares in the factory.
Henry Kelley also presented a list of expenses, including purchase of tombstones and digging of graves for a total of $16.83.
Son Amos predeceased his father.
Sources not listed above:
Simeon L. Deyo, editor, History of Barnstable County, Massachusetts, HW Blake & Co., New York, 1890
Eunice Kelly Randall, David O'Killia the Immigrant of Old Yarmouth, Massachusetts with His Descendants and Allied Families, 1652 to 1962


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WASHINGTON — The U.S. General Services Administration today announced the appointment of Michael Robertson as Associate Administrator of Governmentwide Policy and Chief Acquisition Officer. Robertson joined GSA in February 2009 as the White House Liaison and will continue to serve in that role.
Robertson will direct the Office of Governmentwide Policy, which develops and evaluates policies for management of the federal government's internal operations. In addition, as Chief Acquisition Officer, Robertson will be responsible for developing and reviewing acquisition policies, procedures, and related training for GSA and federal acquisition professionals, and serve as the functional manager of GSA's acquisition work force.
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Before coming to GSA, Robertson served as the deputy working group lead for the Energy and Environment Agency Review Team on the Obama-Biden Transition Project. Immediately prior to that, he was the Director of Congressional Affairs on the Obama for America Presidential Campaign, where he was the primary point person for securing endorsements and superdelegate support from House and Senate members.
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Haha, if you middle click on a mob, you get bedrock.
Do you guys know a well hunger games map, or something like that to play with friends?
Is there any way to turn of the slimes on flatmap?
go on peacefull.
I like this furniture mod
it adds toggleable outdoor lamps
and all sort of furniture for your house, and almost all which are interactable (obviously the mod has more content than what is shown here)
I have to admit, the objects kind of look really out of place.
I'd assume using the default texture pack with that mod would be fine.
I think that I'll just retexture them to look like my current texture pack. Would be nicer that way.
Found a blockless doorway tutorial.
If you don't like them, stop drawing attention to them.
Only thing remotely applaudable about it is the accurate recreation of maps, but apart from that, fucking kill it.
It's one of those things you want to show everyone because it's so terrible :V
I know that Skeletons drop bows as their specialty, but not enchanted bows.
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I have an idea for a challenge.
Get a seed for a really, really massive tundra biome (The snow biome with minimal trees). You are not allowed to leave the biome. You cannot plant saplings.
That should be interesting.
So, some pictures on the Cloud City. That giant fucking stronghold makes the rest of the city look like shit through.
*Yes, everything looks griefed. It's a PVP map so it's suppost to look damaged.
ahaha there are actually people that exist that take those minecraft fps videos seriously
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how can you look at "360 noscope pig shooting" complete with bacon dropping and get mad at that
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why is it 'autismcraft'
I think i am going to buy minecraft today. Been playing at my friend's house and 19.95 ain't that much.
I honestly didn't think the video was serious, but it's a thing he takes very passionately it seems.
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I have a lot of boxing experience, a little bit of grappling experience, but fuck all BJJ or Muay Thai experience.
I'll never be a black belt in BJJ, I'm also pretty sure that I'll never be a spectacular Muay Thai practitioner, but I want to become good enough at MMA to be able to compete in a show at some point in the nearish future.
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A Norwalk Sheriff's Station captain was driving in the area of Studebaker Road and Alondra Boulevard at about 3:58 p.m. when he saw the motorist driving the wrong way on the northbound lanes of Studebaker Road, said Watch Deputy Kevin Gavaghan.
The captain signaled for the driver to stop, but he took off, starting a pursuit that reached speeds of 55 mph, deputies said.
The chase ended within a few minutes after 4 p.m. at Bellflower Boulevard and Rosecrans Avenue in Lakewood, where the suspect bailed out of the SUV and took off on foot.
Deputies quickly found him and arrested him for reckless driving.
A check of the vehicle's tags found it was reported stolen, so the suspect faces a possible grand theft auto charge as well, Gavaghan said.
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LA CANADA - The San Dimas High School boys basketball team likes to get the ball inside. The St. Francis defense refuses to budge inside.
Something had to give in Friday night's CIF-Southern Section Division 3A second-round game.
It was the Saints' offense. The Golden Knights smothered San Dimas big man Jordan Stokes and ran San Dimas' defense ragged in a 61-38 victory that was as easy as it sounds.
"Our defense is intense," St. Francis co-coach Ray O'Brien said. "We didn't give them anything. That was a lot of defensive intensity out there. We did not think they were able to score enough points against us."
Evan Crawford, a 6-foot-3 junior, was assigned on keeping the ball away from 6-5 Stokes, who averaged 17.0 points per game this season.
"We knew we had to stop him because he was getting the majority of their points," Crawford said. "We tried to pack the key. We tried to focus on not giving them layups and making them shoot outside."
Stokes did not score a point in the first half. San Dimas (16-11) shot 10 percent (2 of 20) from the field in the half, including a 0-for-9 second quarter, and St. Francis (16-13) ran away, breaking open a 20-point halftime lead with a 10-0 run to start the second quarter.
"We lived through Jordan Stokes all year long," San Dimas coach Bruce Robbins said. "For us to be successful, we have to go inside and score inside. We are not a great perimeter-shooting team. We're inside oriented.
"He seemed mesmerized by things and when we can't get him started, we can't get going."
The Saints took nearly all of their shots from the outside in the first half. The inside shots the Saints took were ones trying to get around Crawford.
"You put Evan on their leading scorer and he scores zero points in the first half, you've taken their leader out and taken them out of the game," O'Brien said. "That is demoralizing for the rest of their team. That is what set the tone. They had nothing inside."
On the other end, the Knights seemed to run the Saints ragged, beating defenders into the key and then hitting layups or passing it off to unguarded teammates in the lane. Kyle Luefroy led St. Francis with 15 points. Crawford had 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting and 10 rebounds. Noah Willerford had 12 points.
"We know if we have rough shooting nights, if we play good defense we can win," Crawford said.
St. Francis led, 13-7, after the first quarter, the Saints making it closer with an Austin Barbato 3-pointer.
Freshman Dylan Crawford scored on a steal, a wide-open Greg Lupica on a layup after a no-look pass from Evan Crawford, Luefroy on a layup and Dylan Crawford off another turnover.
Meanwhile, San Dimas was ice cold.
"We got off to a really bad start mentally as well as physically," Robbins said. "The things we had done this year to play well, we just weren't doing. Part of that was St. Francis."
It was 29-9 at halftime and the Knights built a lead to as much as 61-28 before subs entered the game.
Barbato led the Saints with 13 points, hitting all 10 of his foul shots.


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State regulators last week proposed fining Waste Management $2.14 million for missed trash pickups during last summer's eight-day strike, which affected large portions of Snohomish County.
In an April 23 complaint, Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission staff recommended penalties for failing to provide scheduled service to more than 135,000 customers in commission-regulated areas of Snohomish and King counties.
UTC staff concluded that Waste Management failed to deploy enough replacement drivers during the Teamsters strike in late July and early August. The company disproportionately sent drivers to service areas in contract cities, such as Seattle, staff said.
The commission also received 136 consumer complaints from Waste Management customers whose trash was not collected during that time.
Under state law, the commission could assess Waste Management up to $1,000 for each violation. It's up to the three-member state utilities commission to determine the penalty at a hearing, the date of which has yet to be scheduled.
Waste Management has 20 calendar days to answer to the complaint.
The UTC regulates Waste Management of Washington Inc.'s garbage, recycling and yard-waste collection in unincorporated Snohomish County.
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Munoz selected as Mines Distinguished Lecturer
GOLDEN, Colo., Feb. 19, 2010 – David Muñoz, associate professor in Colorado School of Mines Division of Engineering and director of Humanitarian Engineering Minor, was chosen by his peers as the 2009 Faculty Senate Distinguished Lecturer.
Muñoz's lecture, "The CSM Humanitarian Engineering Minor Program: Opportunities for Engineering Students Interested in Direct Service to the Underserved" will be presented at 4 p.m. Feb. 24, in Metals Hall in the Green Center, 924 16th St., on the Mines campus in Golden.
Dr. Muñoz joined the Mines faculty in 1986. Since then, he has advised numerous students and focused on energy research, primarily related to the thermal-fluid sciences.
He spent his first sabbatical with Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico during 1994-1995. While there, he worked with the Manufacturing Research Center and taught courses in mechanical design, working with students to design and build a Mexican hybrid electric vehicle. He also taught a graduate-level heat transfer course in Spanish.
In 2001 he advised several teams that delved into advanced guideway alternatives for the I-70 mountain corridor. This project led to a sabbatical (2002-03) serving on a design team funded by the Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Authority to perform a conceptual design for a magnetically levitated people-mover for the I-70 mountain corridor.
Following his second sabbatical, Dr. Muñoz served as interim director to the Mines Engineering Division from 2003-06. In addition to the normal operational duties of that position, he became involved with the humanitarian engineering minor program.
Since 2004, Dr. Muñoz has advised six teams of students working on several water projects in Honduras. He has also been involved with projects in Uganda and Kenya. He is currently initiating projects with the Blackfeet reservation in Browning, Mont., and with the mining industry in Ghana.
Dr. Muñoz earned a BS from the University of New Mexico and an MS and PhD from Purdue University, all in mechanical engineering. His teaching philosophy is to engage students in whatever subject he is involved. Within the senior design course he seeks educational project experiences that are challenging and memorable for the student, with a focus on global sustainable development.
The Faculty Senate Distinguished Lecturer Award, established in 1990, gives Mines faculty the opportunity to annually recognize one of their outstanding colleagues. They select a lecturer admired and respected as an educator, as well as a person known for having stimulating ideas to convey and an ability to communicate those ideas effectively.
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SAN BERNARDINO - A community meeting scheduled tonight in response to the slaying of a 76-year-old woman in a usually quiet neighborhood aims to inform residents of the condition of the Police Department and how citizens can help prevent such crimes.
"There's a lot of concern in the community about the killing and just about general safety for residents," said Police Chief Robert Handy, who will speak at the event. "`Is it because of the bankruptcy?' That kind of stuff. (The meeting will) get rid of some of the rumors and some of the misplaced fear."
Handy will also share safety tips, including information about watching out for people who aren't normally in the neighborhood and reporting that.
Councilwoman Wendy McCammack said she called the meeting after hearing from many people worried about crime. The city has had three homicides in less than two weeks and 43 this year.
"There's lots of concern, and of course the concern goes citywide, which is understandable," said McCammack, whose ward includes the house where 76-year-old Mary Elizabeth Blaskey was found dead Nov. 14. "We're down 80 cops. It makes it tough to police a city this size, especially with the parolee population, to get a handle on the proper amount of patrols in every neighborhood."
Handy said he's been keeping a steady number of officers responding to calls but has had to cut back in other areas.
"We're feeling a strain," he said. "When I say we're doing OK, I mean we're doing OK with our core services, and that's providing emergency services, doing some of the follow- ups."
But proactive policing has scaled down as the Police Department has made cuts in other areas and many officers have left - particularly since July, when the city announced its intention to file for bankruptcy - with no money in the budget to replace them.
"Eventually, that is going to catch up to us," Handy said.
Handy didn't attribute the city's recent homicides to reductions. The biggest rash of homicides came in May - before the city announced its need for bankruptcy protection - when 12 people were killed.
But the homicide total for 2012 so far is much more than the 30 reported in 2011 or the 32 each for 2010 and 2009. The highest number of homicides in recent years was 58 in 2005, according to the Police Department.
The City Council is scheduled to decide Monday on a budget plan - part of a struggle to cut a $45.8 million deficit and maintain bankruptcy protection - that among other cuts would eliminate vacant positions until 260 officers remain. There are currently 270, and officials expect that will drop to 258 by January as officers continue to leave.
The meeting is at 6:30 p.m. at Arrowhead Country Club, 3433 N. Parkside Drive.
Contact Ryan via email, by phone at 909-386-3916, or on Twitter @sbcitynow.


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VIA Technologies has announced the VIA VE-900 Mini-ITX motherboard, immediately available worldwide. The motherboard allows DIY enthusiasts to custom build home desktop and media center PCs.
Featuring a 1.4GHz VIA Nano X2 dual-core processor and the VIA VX900 unified all-in-one media system processor, the VE-900 Mini-ITX motherboard delivers a platform that offers HD video performance up to 1080p. The VIA VE-900 Mini-ITX also supports high fidelity surround sound through the VIA VT1708S HD audio codec which delivers stereo 24-bit resolution and up to 192kHz sample rates and adds HDMI support.
The VIA VE-900 Mini-ITX motherboard, measuring 17cm by 17cm, pairs a 1.4GHz VIA Nano X2 CPU with the VIA VX900 MSP. In addition to enabling support for up to 8GB of DDR3 system memory, the VIA VX900 MSP features the latest ChromotionHD 2.0 video engine, boasting hardware acceleration for the latest VC1, H.264, MPEG-2 and WMV9 HD formats.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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random question, why do you have the nesquik rabbit in your avatar ? :P
random question, why do you have the nesquik rabbit in your avatar ? :P
BeCAUSE ITS GONNA TASTE GREAAT!
this is old but it would be fun to do something on it
Aww why'd Nah get banned?
And because I love Nesquik, it's pretty fucking delicious haha.
Also, I'm sad since Craigslist has a bunch of paint that is cheap as fuck, but it's too far for me to get :'(
i think im stop writing
you can send me your left over paint
recent interview with me for whoever's interested in reading:
Fuck yeah Linkin Park!
why on facebook? i aint got none of that shyit
his facebook URL is what he writes.....
different strokes, I guess /nh
Lattaf nuotna, what a faggot.
lol gullible weakfingers and massacreman.. the name I have on facebook is my real name isn't it? haha come on man. what were we born this morning? I knew you guys were dumb fuckers but I didn't know you could be THIS dumb
and yo massacreman, how about you get the fuck outta my face with your hate? you got a problem you half fag?
ribcage you dont need to have facebook to view it
the reason they are hating is because if one of us in the US, and frankly most of the rest of the world, were to have that much of our personal work on a public (social) site, we would be doing 2-5 years in prison. dont take for granted how easy you have it with the law over there.
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@phat hmm i clicked the link and it told me to sign in before I could view
lol thats ridiculous, who has left over paint? what is this left over business, you should never throw a bong kid...rookie mistake
people who paint have left over paint, do you throw away your scrap cans?


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Feminism, Pop-Culture | Posted by Grace on 06/25/2012
Perfectly Normal
I don't have a diagnosed eating disorder and that makes me sad. That might sound like a strange thing to say, but what I mean is that I think it's wrong that my daily obsession with counting calories, my attempts to drink copious amounts of green tea because it supposedly speeds up your metabolism, and my complete inability to forget about my weight is pretty much considered normal. Wikipedia informs me that "Eating disorders refer to a group of conditions defined by abnormal eating habits that may involve either insufficient or excessive food intake to the detriment of an individual's physical and mental health."
I don't fit into this category because I never fell ill, no one ever commented that my weight …


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NEW YORK CITY -- Sugar Foods Corp. has promoted Jim Walsh to chief operating officer. Walsh will also retain his current title and role of executive vice-president, and his responsibilities for finance, accounting, transportation, distribution and purchasing.
He has been with Sugar Foods in a variety of roles over his 25-year career, participating in every stage of the company's growth, which led to six manufacturing facilities with more than 1 million square feet of production.
Sugar Foods markets food products, including Sweet'n Low, Sugar In The Raw and Stevia In The Raw sweeteners.


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Mr. Papers talks Lil' Kim pregnancy
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The father of Lil' Kim's baby, rapper Mr. Papers, is filling in the details about Kim's recently announced pregnancy.
In a new interview, Mr. Papers revealed that the pair are expecting a son, but he wouldn't go into whether they have decided on a name. However, he promised that they would let the world know in the near future.
While he didn't name an exact due date, he did say that they expect their son to be a Gemini, meaning that he'll likely arrive in May or June.
Mr. Papers also took the opportunity to shoot down rumors that he and Lil' Kim had split up. He insisted that they are still together and that everything is "good."
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Westboro to Protest at Ebert's Funeral
(NEWSER) – The Westboro Baptist Church has announced the latest target of its charming attentions: this morning's funeral of the "fool" Roger Ebert. In a press release, the group calls the critic a 'f-g enabler," saying he "sold his soul for some fame & fortune" and is bound for "eternal torment & sorrow in Hell," the Hollywood Reporternotes. The release says Ebert "mocked" the group. On Twitter last month, he posted a link to a Salon piece about a gay man's visit to the church. "Just another day at Westboro Baptist," Ebert wrote. In 2011, another Ebert tweet called the church "odious," DNAinfo.com adds.


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Sean Byrne, an Enid graduate student at Northwestern Oklahoma State University and executive director of the United Way of Enid and Northwest Oklahoma, has found a need in Enid and is working with area churches and business owners to establish a new program to address concerns for storm shelters in the community.
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Chris Brown is out of rehab
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(TMZ) - Chris Brown is out of rehab ... because he has something more pressing ... community service, reports TMZ.
TMZ first reported ... Brown checked into a Malibu rehab facility for anger management 16 days ago ... after a street brawl in Washington D.C. in which he allegedly punched a guy in the face.
At the time ... TMZ reported Brown could be in rehab for up to 3 months - sources told TMZ "The rehab facility has been told to take him [Brown] apart and put him back together."
Now ... a little more than two weeks after entering the program ... Brown has checked out.
Brown's lawyer, Mark Geragos, tells TMZ his client needed to get out of the facility to start the community service he's required to perform in the Rihanna case. As you may recall, the judge would not accept the hours Chris claimed he had done, and made him do it all over again.
Geragos would not say if rehab did the trick, but did tell TMZ Chris will continue in outpatient therapy.
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please admins listen. this is a fuckin classic example of why we need only very few forums. everyone would be interested to read this thread, but it's hidden away in a sub-forum.
everyone should be able to see everything, right away. the forum is on its knees. it needs rationalising.
having massive numbers of sub-forums is for overflowing forums like sherdog. too much film discussion clogging up the general discussion section, ok, make a films chat sub-forum. - that makes sense
- but for CW, there are few patrons these days. we need fewer forums to condense what discussion we have and provoke more.
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*edit, if you'd like to mention a topic, i'll help you direct it correctly to the right forum from the list above. free of charge service that is, taxman isn't involved.