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Road CrackerRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.Well hello there, new friends
It's a pleasure to meet you I wonder if you'd indulge The unique way I greet you You see, I'm a player Of a great many games So instead of just telling you, Maybe try guessing my name Now to make this more fair I'll give you some clues For there are so many ways That my name is used My family is royal Though as has oft been spoken The headgear I once wore Has since become broken In my more playful moods I might hide in a box Or just run around, for I'm nimble as a fox But please don't misjudge me; I'm not some lame slacker I can work hard with a hammer To become a road cracker If I see you in trouble At the side of the road I'll be right there to help If it eases the load I'm brave in the darkness, When it's black, call my name But I get rather scary When I'm high on a plane All right, one last clue Then let's call it a night: I'll give you a grin As an October light So now that we've ended This fun guessing game Now can you tell me Just what is my name? What Next?
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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
The crisis swept over France and Germany and Britain alike—and they all nearly foundered. Now more than ever, it is important to remember it didn't just happen here.
Back in 1955 John Kenneth Galbraith called the Great Depression of the 1930s "the most momentous economic occurrence in the history of the United States," and thirty-odd years later that judgment, recorded in Galbraith's best seller, The Great Crash , still holds. Since then there have been more recessions, some quite severe, but nothing like what happened in the thirties. As dozens of economists and historians have shown, we now know, in theory, how to deal with violent cyclical downturns.Read more »
Starting with thirty "liberated" rifles, Augusto Sandino forced American troops out of Nicaragua in 1933
Rear Adm. Julian L. Latimer stood on the bridge of his flagship, the USS Rochester, as it nosed into the harbor of Puerto Cabezas, on Nicaragua's northeastern Mosquito Coast. It was Christmas Eve, 1926, and the fifry-seven-year-old West Virginian had been called abruptly away from family festivities at the Canal Zone naval station at Balboa. Read more »
Only ten of our forty Presidents have written accounts of their time in the White House. Jimmy Carter's Keeping Faith is the latest addition to that short shelf, and James Buchanan was the somewhat unlikely creator of this rare literary form. But as the welcome new Da Capo Press edition of his autobiography reaffirms, Theodore Roosevelt remains its most vivid and vigorous practitioner. Read more »
How the novelty item of 1920 became the world-straddling colossus of 1940
IN 1921 Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, who was charged with what meager regulation of the airwaves there was, called radio "an instrument of beauty and learning." Waldemar Kaempffert, who, as editor of Scientific American , had followed the beginnings of the technology, in 1922 imagined "a radio mother … crooning songs and telling bedtime stories" while "some future Einstein" could elaborate his theories "to a whole world with an ear cocked to catch … his voice as it wells out of the Read more »
The American Experience With Foreign Aid
Imagine a person of great wealth with a habit of giving away vast sums and lending more. In order to understand his character, we should examine how the money is dispensed and why. Who are the recipients? What does the donor expect of them in return? How does he react if his expectations are not fulfilled? By asking the same questions of a wealthy and seemingly generous government, we can acquire a similar insight into its character. Read more »
New York to Los Angeles in an unheard-of 48 hours! And what a way to go—luxuriously appointed planes, meals served aloft, and a window seat for every passenger
It was midsummer of 1929, and all seemed right with the world. Herbert Hoover was in the White House, riding high on a tide of prosperity and popularity. A few critics muttered that stocks were dangerously overpriced, but to most Americans such foreboding seemed no more worrisome than a small cloud on a distant horizon. Read more »
Few places are more unpleasant ban Washington in the summer, and the summer of 1930 was worse than most. The pressures of the business downturn had kept Herbert Hoover a prisoner in the White House through a hot June and a hotter July —the stock-market crash was less than a year old—and in those days before air conditioning, editorial writers were beginning to express concern for the President's health.Read more »
When up on the roof there arose such a clatter That Herbert rushed out to see what was the matter
On Christmas morning of 1929 Fire Marshal C. G. Achstetter of Washington, D.C., commenced the tedious paperwork that follows a $135,000 fire. Reaching for his office form, "Fire Marshal's Record of Fire," he noted that it had been a hard month: 779 fires to date in 1929, and this most recent one was number 162 in December alone. Read more »
The American system of choosing a President has not worked out badly, far as it may be from the Founding Fathers' vision of a natural aristocracy
"Elections, my dear Sir," wrote John Adams to Thomas Jefferson after perusing a copy of the new Constitution, "Elections to offices which are great objects of Ambition, I look at with terror." One can imagine the shudder with which both men, could they stand amid the bustle of a modern presidential campaign, would regard that quadrennial "carnival of buncombe."
By frieght train, on foot, and in commandeered trucks, thousands of unemployed veterans descended on a nervous capital at the depth of the Depression—and were run out of town by Army bayonets
In the late spring of 1932 some 20,000 jobless World War veterans, many with their wives and children, descended on Washington, dumping the Depression on the doorstep of the Capitol and the White House. Two months later, when they had overstayed their grudging welcome, they were driven out of the city. The crimson glow of their burning camps had hardly faded from the midnight sky before a dispute arose as to who these people were, why they had come to the capital, and under what circumstances they had been expelled.

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Debut: | Comeback |
Type: | Boyband |
Head: | Sam Evans |
Institution: | New Directions |
Status: | Inactive (possibly since New York) |
In Comeback, the band started as a one-man band with only Sam as the member. Sam formed the band in order to win Quinn back, as he felt as though they were growing further apart. The band's first performance was at a Bat Mitzvah, where Sam sang Baby in front of a bunch of teenage girls, who went crazy over him.
Sam also performed in front of the Glee Club and Sue, in order to impress Quinn. The performance impressed not only Quinn, but also the girls of the Glee Club. Because of this, the boys of the Glee club (except for Finn) joined the band because they wanted to win back their partners after a "post-Valentine's Day lull." Puck, however, wanted to impress Lauren.
The members of the band wear Justin Bieber outfits, including hoodies and the Bieber Cut. Puck wears a Bieber Cut wig.
It is unknown about the fate of the Justin Bieber Experience. It was rumored they were still together, due to the fact that the members all sang Friday and Bella Notte later in the series, but they probably didn't call themselves 'The Justin Bieber Experience' anymore. The band is inactive, as the members graduated and all went their seperate ways.


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Comment that other Earth "like" planet... (Score 1) 104
With a radius that is just 1.5 times that of Earth, the potential planet is what a so-called "super-Earth," meaning it is just slightly larger than the Earth.
Assuming it has a similar density to Earth, wouldn't it have considerably more gravitational force? Like, maybe 3x?
Earth's volume: 4/3 * pi * r^3 = 4/3 * 3.14159 * 1^3 = 4.1888
KOI 172.02's volume: 4/3 * 3.14159 * 1.5^3 = 14.137
People seem to forget that a small difference in radius produces a much larger difference in volume thanks to that r-cubed thing. "Slightly larger" equates to "much more massive" (given same density).
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Do you have trouble sleeping? You could drink a glass of warm milk, or open a window. Alternately, you could start using toothpaste designed to knock you out.
Pearly Dreams (endorsed by Aerosmith's Brad Whitford, so you know it's legit) is toothpaste with melatonin, balm mint, valerian, and passionflower inside, all of which should combine to ease you into a peaceful slumber. Not a bad idea, really, until you mistakenly use it in the morning and then have to struggle to stay awake all day. I'll stick to just drinking heavily every night, thank you very much.
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Idaho Sen. Mike CrapoMike CrapoOvernight Finance: Biz groups endorse Trump's Labor pick | New CBO score coming before health bill vote | Lawmakers push back on public broadcasting cuts Senate Banking panel seeks proposals for economic growth GOP lawmakers lead way in holding town halls MORE (R) issued an apology Sunday after he was arrested in Virginia for driving under the influence.
Alexandria police said the GOP lawmaker was stopped by an officer on routine patrol early Sunday when he saw Crapo's vehicle run a red light at 12:45 a.m.
Crapo in a statement Sunday night apologized for the incident, saying he was "deeply sorry for the actions that resulted in this circumstance."
"I made a mistake for which I apologize to my family, my Idaho constituents and any others who have put their trust in me," he said. "I accept total responsibility and will deal with whatever penalty comes my way in this matter.
"I will also undertake measures to ensure that this circumstance is never repeated," Crapo said.
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S&P Ups Viacom to Buy
Viacom (VIA ): Upgrades to 5 STARS (buy) from 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Tuna Amobi
Viacom posted first quarter earnings per share of 26 cents vs. 21 cents -- two cents above S&P's estimate. Free cash jumped 56%, paced by 6% advertising gains -- above peers -- and lower interest, taxes, and working capital needs. Viacom is well-situated to benefit from an ad rebound. Separately, the deal to acquire AOL Time Warner's 50% stake in Comedy Central for $1.2 billion would grant Viacom full control of a prized network, enhancing a viable portfolio. The bid for Vivendi's U.S. cable networks is probable. S&P is raising its 2003 earnings per share estimate by 4 cents, to $1.48. With 15% to 17% long-term earnings per share growth, value is compelling on a price-earnings-to-growth basis, with shares trading at 1.6 times S&P 2003 earnings per share estimate -- 15% above the S&P 500.
Pfizer (PFE ): Reiterates 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Herman Saftlas
The drug maker's first quarter earnings per share rose 15% to 45 cents -- a penny above the Street's consensus. Sales advanced 10% (one third from the positive impact of foreign exchange), and were driven by gains in cholesterol drug Lipitor (+13%), respiratory tract infection treatment Zithromax (+35%), and impotentcy drug Viagra (+13%). Margins widened on tight control over selling, general, and administrative costs and R&D. New drug filings were recently made for a Lipitor/Norvasc combo, pregabalin for pain, and Inspra for heart failure. Pfizer plans to issue 2003 guidance for combined Pfizer/Pharmacia in June. S&P still views Pfizer as undervalued relative to its sustainable growth rate, peer valuations, and intrinsic worth, based on S&P's discounted cash flow model.
Coach (COH ): Downgrades to 3 STARS (hold) from 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Jason Asaeda
Shares are up Tuesday as handbag retailer Coach posted March quarter earnings per share of 34 cents vs. 16 cents -- 4 cents above S&P's estimate. Results benefited from a 14.1% comparison-store sales gain, increased sales of higher-margin mixed-material items, and better expense leverage. Given the strong sales momentum, S&P is raising its fiscal 2003 (June) earnings per share estimate by 7 cents, to $1.55, and is upping fiscal 2004's by 6 cents, to $1.81 -- a penny above company guidance. But at 25 times S&P's calendar 2003 $1.69 earnings per share estimate, in line with peers on a p-e-g basis and on par with the five-year average p-e, S&P sees Coach's favorable outlook already adequately reflected in the share price.
Boston Scientific (BSX ): Reiterates 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Robert Gold
Boston Scientific posted first quarter earnings per share of 28 cents vs. 22 cents, in line with S&P's estimate. The 14% sales growth, before an $38 million currency benefit, was above S&P's projection, with double-digit gains across all segments. TAXUS IV is on track for a June filing and fourth-quarter launch, with three of six modules filed to date. S&P is trimming the second quarter earnings per share estimate by a penny to 31 cents, based on a higher R&D forecast, and reflecting a somewhat slower-than-expected drug-coated stent rollout in Europe. S&P still sees 2003 earnings per share at $1.30, and sees 2004 at $2.50, with estimated S&P Core earnings per share rising 31% to $1.17 in 2003.
Dun & Bradstreet (DNB ): Upgrades to 4 STARS (accumulate) from 2 STARS (avoid)
Analyst: William Donald
Dun & Bradstreet posted first quarter earnings per share of 48 cents vs. 43 cents. Results were in line with the company's lowered guidance, reflecting soft business demand, particularly in the sales and marketing solutions unit. Despite softness in the business environment, S&P sees continued profit and cash-flow gains, aided by efficiencies, including the migration to an internet delivery platform, which now accounts for 68% of revenues. S&P sees $2.25 2003 earnings per share, up 20% from 2002's $1.87, and another 20% advance to $2.70 in 2004. The shares are trading at 16 times S&P's 2003 estimate and 13 times the 2004 estimate, trailing the expected growth rate and lag peer average.
Capital One Financial (COF ): Maintains 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Robert McMillan
Capital One posted first quarter earnings per share of $1.35 vs. 83 cents, well above expectations. Results reflected 10% higher total revenues, significantly lower marketing expenses, and improving credit quality. Although the managed portfolio charge-off rate rose, delinquencies dropped to 4.97%, from 5.60%, and allowed the company to reduce its loan loss allowances. S&P thinks credit trends will improve further and is reviewing its estimates. S&P thinks the shares, trading at 8.3 times the Street's 2003 $4.49 earnings per share estimate and well below Capital One's 20% three-year to five-year growth rate, will outperform the market.


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It Has Been a Long Time
I stopped blogging almost seven years ago.
My interests have not really changed too much since then. There was a time when I was far more focused on Europe than China. But right now, the uncertainty around China is more compelling to me than the questions that emerge from the euro area's still-incomplete union.
Some of the crucial issues have not changed. The old imbalances are starting to reappear, at least on the manufacturing side. China's trade surplus is big once again—even if the recent rise in the goods surplus (from less than $300 billion a couple years back to around $600 billion in 2015) has not been matched by a parallel rise in China's current account surplus. The U.S. non-petrol deficit is also big, and rising quite fast.
But some big things have also changed.
The United States imports a lot less oil, and pays a lot less for the oil it does import. That has held down the overall U.S. trade deficit.
Oil exporters have been facing a gigantic shock over the last year and a half, one that is putting their (sometimes) considerable fiscal buffers to the test. Even if oil has rebounded a bit, at $50 a barrel the commodity exporting world is hurting.
Looking back to 2006, 2007, and 2008, one of the most surprising things is that Asia's large surplus coincided with rising oil prices and a large surplus in the major oil exporters. High oil prices, all other things equal, should correlate with a small not a large surplus in Asia.
The global challenge now comes from the combination of large savings surpluses in both Asia and Europe rather than the combination of an Asian surplus and an oil surplus.


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You've just had a urostomy. As part of your surgery, a small opening (stoma) was made in your abdomen. Urine and mucus drain from the stoma into a disposable pouch. You'll need to empty your pouch when it gets to be about one-third full. The pouch is likely to become this full every 2 to 3 hours. Emptying your pouch keeps the pouch from bulging under your clothes. It also helps prevent leakage and odor.
To empty your pouch, follow the steps below:
Sit on or stand in front of the toilet. Put a layer of toilet paper in the toilet bowl to keep urine from splashing.
Pull your clothes away from the pouch.
Hold the pouch drain at the bottom of the bag over the toilet bowl.
Open the pouch drain so that urine flows into the toilet.
Empty all the urine and mucus from the pouch. While holding the pouch with one hand, slide the fingers of your other hand down the pouch. This will help empty any mucus from the pouch.
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Gloria Hallward, an acting pupil of her mother (stage actress and teacher Jean Grahame), acted professionally while still in high school. In 1944 Louis B. Mayer saw her on Broadway and gave her an MGM contract under the name Gloria Grahame. Her debut in the title role of Blonde Fever (1944) was auspicious, but her first public recognition came on ...
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"Never contradict anybody."
Benjamin Franklin
"Contradictions do not exist. Whenever you think you are facing a contradiction, check your premises. You will find that one of them is wrong."
Ayn Rand
"Two Truths of the World - Contradictions and Exceptions cannot be Falsified!"
Jai Singh
"If God is Perfect, then how come his Greatest Creation - Human is so Imperfect?"
"We must be physicists in order to be creative since so far codes of values and ideals have been constructed in ignorance of physics or even in contradiction to physics."
Friedrich Nietzsche
"Fire can benefit, but also destroy. Media will corrupt but will also inform. Food is needed, yet it can fatten. Light is only needed when there is darkness. Life is valued the most when death is upon us. If you think about it, everything either contradicts with something else, or is a contradiction in itself."
Maryalle Tan
"It is an apparent contradiction that to get the marketers to send you fewer things you have to tell them more about you."
Simson Garfinkel
"Now a days, everyone is either a critic or a great advisor. Yet when critics get criticized they can't handle it and when advisors encounter a problem they have no idea what to do so seek an advisor."
Andoni Garcia
"It's always more difficult to take on a case in which a contract might contradict or not substantiate verbal promises. However, it's not a burden that's never been met before."
Christine Pritchard
"When your believe contradicts the works of your faith, you get shipwrecked on the stormy Sea of life."
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Posted by dr-fan/mai-lover on June 18, 2007, 8:12 pm, in reply to "Re: What lesser known villains would you like to see show up in HFH?" --Previous Message--
: White Rabbit. She's a villian with a Alice and
: Wonderland motif. Plus I like her costume.
: Senor Suerte and Senor Muerte. I like to see
: these two try and takeover Kingpin's turf.
: --Previous Message--
: I love villains what some of you may call
: D-List villains, but i like to call them
: lesser known characters. Anyway...What
: lesser known villains would some of you like
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Skipper John Terry thanked the England fans for their support after returning to lead the side to a single goal victory over Sweden at Wembley.
Terry was appearing for his country for the first time since being the subject of a police investigation regarding alleged racist remarks towards QPR defender Anton Ferdinand. Terry strenuously denies the claims.
Terry said: "I'm not pleased to get it out of the way. I'm pleased that we've got the two wins from the two games. I was not worried about the crowd reaction. Not at all. I warmed up during the Spain game and got a really good reception from the fans. It was the same tonight. They were great with me so I can't ask for anymore than that."
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Pleasantly surprised: Coral Princess Cruise Review by gdyer
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Destination: Alaska
Embarkation: Vancouver
There were some things that could were rather average, such as the buffet and the service in the dining rooms. Furthermore, the ship itself is showing a little wear and tear. However, the rest of the experience was wonderful enough to entice us back.
You might ask why anyone would cruise to Alaska nine different times. Of course, my first response is to ask why someone would More sail to the Caribbean year after year. We go because we love what Alaska has to offer. It's not just a bunch of water with a few ports sprinkled in. It's something to see virtually all the time. We love whales, sea otters, seals, porpoises, eagles, glaciers, towering mountains, thundering waterfalls, bears, moose, caribou, etc., etc.--not to mention cooler weather! Again, we saw all of the above on this cruise. Throw in two days at heavenly McKinley Princess lodge where the mountain was in perfect view, plus a rare gray wolf walking beside our bus in Denali for a five full minutes, and it was quite the trip. I have always been amused by people who complain that they saw no whales on their cruise. After probing the matter further, I have typically discovered that they basically expected the whales to jump up right outside their balcony while they were sipping coffee. Good things come to those who watch...and watch...and watch! And good things came to us on this cruise. In a 55 minute span one afternoon, we saw 11 humpbacks from our balcony--just to give one of many possible examples.
Of course, that kind of thing can be experienced on any Alaska cruise. Why do I say that our sailing on the Coral Princess was such a pleasant surprise? here goes:
1. The captain clearly loved Alaska, and clearly loved Glacier Bay and College Fjord, and he made sure we got the most out of the hours there.
2. The naturalist was the best we have ever had. She was alert to wildlife, very-well prepared for her presentations, and very approachable.
3. Our stateroom steward was the most courteous and attentive we have had in over ten years.
4. The entertainment, which has not always been rated highly on this ship, was some of the best we have enjoyed in 16 total sailings. The magician was incredible; the show with Adrian Zmed was top shelf; and the production shows with the singers and dancers were simply excellent.
5. The ship really doesn't feel crowded. Enough of the rooms had families in them on our sailing that they reported over 2,100 passengers. Yet, we always had ample elbow room and got our food immediately in the Horizon Court. There were always chairs with good views available.
6. Embarkation, debarkation, and getting on and off at each port was smooth and simple, and the people were very courteous at the security area.
7. You were given all the time you needed at each port to get a full experience.
8. The captain truly sailed the inside passage and not a pseudo-inside passage where you are basically out to sea for much of your first full day at sea.
All in all, I'd sure encourage someone to give this cruise a shot, so long as the captain, the naturalist, and the cruise director remain with the Coral Princess. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised! Less
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Video Game Developer by day, Board Game Designer by night - Ole has been making computer games and board games for years, professionally and just for the fun of it!
Ole Steiness is the Game Designer behind Police Precinct and Spurs. Before that, he had some of his ideas for Pandemic published in the Pandemic expansion, On The Brink.
When not making board games, Ole works on video games. He has worked on games such as Kane & Lynch, Kane & Lynch 2, Total Overdose and GameGlobe, as well as a bunch of educational games for school kids.


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Your child practices memorizing a sequence of up/down/left/right arrows and then repeating the sequence on the keyboard.
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Your child practices identifying visual differences between two almost identical images involving The Chica Show characters. There are two levels of difficulty.
Your child learns about various plants and insects by matching words to pictures as Franny calls them out.
Your child learns about different wild animals by playing this game.
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Your child improves fine motor skills by guiding your buggie and getting as many coins as possible.
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text: State high school students to honor veterans By The Associated Press November 5, 2012 CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Officials hope a statewide event to show support for veterans will give students the chance to record their stories.Statewide, more than a dozen high schools are holding Take a Veteran to School Day. Other events are being held at the Boys & Girls Club in Huntington.High school students will join with students from West Virginia University's School of Journalism, Concord University and Glenville State College to interview veterans and record their oral histories. Those histories will be submitted and archived at the Library of Congress. About 600 of West Virginia's more than 200,000 veterans have had their stories archived in the library. Officials hope to add at least 30 this year. The events will be held Nov. 7 through Nov. 15.


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The Success primer - Financial Planning for Beginners is an ebook I wrote some years ago and it was published by my company Phoenix Accrual Corporation in our proprietary Omnipresents format. I have now updated the ebook and have made it available as a Kindle ebook on Amazon. I hope to have an iPad version available soon.
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is their anyone in the industry that you use to make your event tickets?i tried online ticket printing companys but their styles are not very scary.im talking about glossy tickets in color with preferation.not the kind used at fairs
I sent you a PM.
Not trying to hijack this thread, just expand it a bit. Does anyone use a bar-code and scanner system other than the ones provided by online ticket sellers? In other words, does anyone know where to buy such a system?
If you used one, how did you like it? Advantages? Disadvantages?
no please do,im trying to learn about tickets for this upcoming yr.the ticket companys online want crazy money,liek a dollar a ticket.they better get their azz out to my haunt with their work boots on for a dollar a ticket
I could never use a bar-scanner here there are 4 bars just 100 feet away, I'd probably keep getting false readings.
"What!? We had 35,000 people go through here tonight? In the first 30 minutes!?"
I know there are some websites out there where u download a free product and it creats barcodes for you. You just type in the number and it spits out the bar code. you can then copy and paste it onto your ticket design. It would take awhile to do 20,000 tickets or whatever you need but it can be done. You then can go to officemax or and office supply store or ebay and buy a barcode scanner and software.
As far as ticket designs go we make our own. Im no pro by any means but i know how to use some design software and have been working with it for years so if you want some free work done PM me!
This year we are going to try the wristbands with the pull off tabs.
Guest enters the haunt the ticket taker SLICES THE WRIST Oh my
I mean the arm band hahahaha..
I use sticker tickets (just like the ski lodges!) Full of a disclaimer and since they are wearing it, that must mean that they read it! Right?
We magic-marker across the ticket with times or dates or day of the week, whatever the situation demands. They are ordered in various bright colors, we use different colors for different real busy nights.
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Artificial neural networks may probably be the single most successful technology in the last two decades which has been widely used in a large variety of applications. The purpose of this book is to provide recent advances of architectures, methodologies, and applications of artificial neural networks. The book consists of two parts: the architecture part covers architectures, design, optimization, and analysis of artificial neural networks; the applications part covers applications of artificial neural networks in a wide range of areas including biomedical, industrial, physics, and financial applications. Thus, this book will be a fundamental source of recent advances and applications of artificial neural networks. The target audience of this book includes college and graduate students, and engineers in companies.
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Filming for the pilot episode of an HBO television show about a group of programmers trying to strike it rich in Silicon Valley is expected to tie up traffic in downtown Palo Alto today, police said.
University Avenue between Waverley and Webster streets will be intermittently closed between 4 and 8 p.m. Area businesses will remain open and officers plan to let cars through when possible to ease congestion. However, motorists are encouraged to avoid the area if possible.
Permits filed with the city for the filming refer to the pilot as "Untitled Silicon Valley Project" and list Mike Judge as the director, said Lt. Zach Perron of the Palo Alto Police Department. Judge is perhaps best known as the creator of the animated series "Beavis and Butt-Head" and "King of the Hill." He also directed the 1999 cult comedy "Office Space."
The HBO television show will be called "Silicon Valley," according to several entertainment-related websites. The dark comedy will reportedly focus on six programmers who live in East Palo Alto and are trying to create software that will earn them big bucks.
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Market size and antidumping in duopolistic competition
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We are proud to announce the impending launch of a series of novels written specifically with younger Blizzard gamers in mind. This series of novels, titled Fledgling Heroes, will focus primarily on themes and topics that are relevant to teen and tween readers while still delivering epic, heart-pounding, page-turning action.
At Blizzard Entertainment, we've been telling stories for years. Stories about demons from a plane of eternal torment and insatiable hive-mind aliens ravaging the galaxy. Tales of armies clashing mercilessly across worlds without end. These are big stories, stories that we love—but are they real enough? Do they convey the true humanity of the characters you've come to know and love (or hate)?
Starting this year, our new Fledgling Heroes series of young adult novels, aimed at our growing tween and teen audience, will give you a chance to watch iconic Blizzard characters fall in love, overdo it with concealer, and tackle that most dangerous of raids: the emergency house party.
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Kruzz has it tough. Ever since his parents sent him away to live in cosmopolitan Stormwind, life's been bleak. By fate or just a cruel trick of biology, he's growing faster than the other kids. Everyone makes fun of the way he talks, and Kruzz's body image issues are so paralyzing that he's begun to wear a disguise to class.
But then one day, he meets a gnome. Rolli's a star forward on the flag capture team. She's inspirational—passionate, hotheaded, and unafraid to break the rules—and shockingly, she seems really interested in Kruzz!
There's only one problem: Kruzz is an ogre! And he can't stop eating, especially in a kingdom full of thousands of two-legged meats.
Rolli might care about him, but first she'll have to get over the fact that they look really awkward together. Meanwhile, Kruzz is forced to make the most difficult of choices: embrace Rolli as the girl he's always wanted, or cook and eat her before she realizes he's planning to cook and eat her.
The Anger Gauntlet
Trouble is festering in the Undercity. Unruly Forsaken who were between the ages of 12 and 18 before they were reanimated are starting to question their leadership—and now these unteens have made the terrible mistake of gaining the Banshee Queen's attention!
Sylvanas Windrunner, the undisputed ruler of the Undercity, plans a masterstroke of statecraft to quell this rebellion and pacify her people. She demands that three young members of each of the Undercity's quarters participate in a brutal gladiatorial battle to the death, where only one dead person will survive.
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Eleven year-old Ross can't stand life on the Dominion homeworld of Tarsonis. Sure, the capital of terran civilization offers plenty to do, but Ross's adoptive parents are terrible, terrible people. His "mother" is a staunch disciplinarian who makes him eat, sleep, and go to school in the bathroom and complete 5-mile forced marches while carrying his fat brother in a backpack. And his "father" is an insufferable despot and the reigning All-Districts Hate Crimes champion.
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When all of the Legion's officers and their husbands and wives decide to go on an irresponsible extended holiday, the nightmarish alien zerg descend on Tarsonis in droves. Ross is the only soldier in the entire Dominion military with enough bravado and drive to save the planet from annihilation!
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Brown rice is not traditionally used for sushi in Japan, but since it's such a healthy whole grain, we've decided to bend the rules. You'll have leftover vegetables, which are great for salads.
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While the rice worked out okay (this was my first time making sushi), I wasn't impressed by the sushi rolls. I would choose a different recipe the next time.
I made this recipe twice, both times with white sushi rice. I would love to try the brown rice version but have to get my hands on some short-grain brown rice first... The first time there were about 7 of us and this was the only course so I multiplied the recipe by 8, skipped the sprouts and also added sliced plain omelette, but ended up with way too much (perhaps x5 would have been enough). The second time I multiplied by 4, and I was having a potluck at my place and had also made some other food. I expected around 8 people but in the end we were only 4. This time I added salmon row as well as smoked salmon to some of the rolls. I substituted sugar-snap pea sprouts. I also boiled the carrots in both cases because I didn't think that my guests would like raw carrot in their sushi. Anyway, this amount ended up yielding 6 rolls, which were much appreciated at the party. I sent some sushi home with one of my guests and had some leftover that was quickly finished the next day. I learned the second time that for the white rice recipe you are only supposed to add the vinegar mixture after it is cooked (not during). That point was a bit vague. I had made sushi before and this recipe isn't much different (other than the sprouts and the brown rice, which unfortunately I haven't tried), but is just as good as any other sushi I've had.
I love sushi, especially making it! The only problem with normal sushi is the unhealthiness of the white rice. This is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you!
I made this the other day - had to replace the short grain brown rice with a medium grain version (what I had in my pantry) and tweaked the filling (enoki mushroom, avocado, carrots and cucumbers). It was delicious... I think the main factor was the rice seasoning which the recipe provides.
Cook your brown rice with a quality brown rice cooker , the stove top method is simply to inconsistent - no need to be a martyr.
I made this recipe as written and for my first ever attempt at making sushi, they turned out pretty well. The tip about wrapping the bamboo mat in plastic wrap really made it easier to roll and clean up! Next time I may try to make separate rolls (cucumber, avocado, etc). Also, my rolls were quite bit and so I may try cutting the nori sheet in half lengthwise to get 2 smaller rolls out of one sheet.
Wow! This recipe is delicious! My kids wouldn't stop asking for more! I prefer the brown rice myself and I really think it tasted so good!
I loved this recipe except used twice as much water as brown rice instead of the ratio specified in the recipe. The sushi rolls held together perfectly. I will make this recipe again and again expecially over the summer.
Although I haven't made this exact recipe, I do occasionally make veggie sushi rolls. They do take practice, so don't get discouraged if they turn out looking more like hearts than circles like mine did! Keep in mind, it's like a burrito, but you don't want to over-stuff them. Another helpful tip is to let them "rest" before slicing, but do not refrigerate. The resting allows the moisture to soak in the nori, which is what holds them together. My favorite fillings include avocado, of course, julienned carrots & cucumbers, marinated shiitake mushrooms (I braise them in soy sauce, usually shoyu or tamari, with a little rice wine, then allow them to cool before using them.), and sliced jalapeno, which give them a nice kick. Yum!
This is a much more healthy version of sushi. The brown rice does not stick together as well as the white, but as long as your guests accomodate. It was a hit at a football party


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Where did you buy thomas the train or something like the trainset..long storey on how but my son now loves the little train i think bc its a little different then a car..so im wondering where to buy then for cheaper then barns and nobles.
It seems like they are everywhere - Toys R Us, Walmart, I even found the trains at my grocery store (Wegmans).
Check the online toys stores too - google Thomas the Train toys/train sets.
Also Ebay or Craigslist. I found tons of wooden tracks on Ebay - that's where I bought mine.
We got a small thomas set for Christmas and they both loved it so we went to look for more and were SHOCKED at how expensive it is! We found a set at KayBToys in the mall for $20 with like 125 pieces and were all excited about the deal we got but of course some of it is falling apart now. I would go to ToysRUS, they have 2 different brands. or try eBay. i would not suggest buying a really chea pset b/c it's well cheap and will not stand up to toddlers.
We got ours at Toys R US and it was a set...came w/ the train table, train and even a conductors outfit and it was pretty reasonable, around $120. I was at Target last week and they had a pretty nice selection that seemed to be pretty reasonably priced. Good Luck. My son also loves his trains!


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As an infant, I had always dreamed of becoming a professional athlete in either the NFL or NBA. It wasn't until I was about 16 years old that I really began to believe in myself that this was a reachable goal. I am playing basketball at San Jose State currently, working hard to reach that life long goal. I would change the world by giving back to my high school and college financially, also donating to numerous charities. I will not be one of those selfish athletes that just spends his/her money on themselves only. I have been working extremely hard to get to this point in my athletic career, and I do not plan on stopping any time soon. To reach this goal, I will continue to push myself every day to improve my skills.


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The seventh annual Founders Federal Kickoff Classic will have an expanded field for the 2010 prep football scrimmage set for Aug. 20 at Lancaster Memorial Stadium.
The event, which features all four county high school football teams, has added two new schools for play – Class A members Great Falls and McBee.
"Our reason for adding two new schools was to expand the field and attract a larger crowd," said Lancaster High School athletic director Mark Strickland. "We sought local teams to add to the area schools we have in here.
The 2010 Lancaster chapter of the South Carolina Junior Golf Association opens play Monday in Chester.
The Lancaster chapter's 16th seasons begins play at the Chester Golf Club.
The Lancaster program, open to girls and boys ages 6-18, features 82 juniors for the 2010 season.
The Lancaster Dixie Belles softball program capped regular-season play June 3 when the girls softball league honored top performers for the 2010 season.
Cauthen Motors captured the league championship.
The CM title team includes Kori Ballard, Erica Blackmon, Jamee Blackmon, Savannah Dover, Mary Elizabeth Gaston, Katy Ghent, Daphne Honeycutt, Kacey Beth Hunter, Alexas Ledbetter, Bre'Onna Sanders, Tashida Scott and Alexis Watts.
Greg Robinson served as the manager and he was assisted by Joey Ghent and Strait Gaston.
The sixth annual Jimmy Taylor Memorial Sr. Memorial golf tournament is June 19 at the Lancaster Golf Club.
The format is captain's choice team with a combined handicap. Check-in is at 10 a.m. The shotgun start is at 1:30 p.m.
The entry fee is $240 which includes four golfers, two Mulligans, four Jimmy packs, dinner and an awards ceremony.
A Jimmy pack contains a ladies tee, closest to the pin and the longest drive entry
Team prizes are $1,000 for first place, $500 for second place and $300 for third place.
Dear fellow citizens of Lancaster County:
I am humbly writing and seeking forgiveness from you all for being one who has committed the horrible act of criminal domestic violence in the past. It's a terrible crime that destroys the very fabric of a family unit.
Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues was told his entire life that he was too short to play basketball.
Some people believed he was placed on teams out of pity or to draw large crowds for amusement. Not many people thought he could make a career out of the sport.
Bogues, standing at 5 feet, 3 inches, proved a lot of people wrong through the years and now shares his story of will and determination with others.
You hear it over and over: It is vital to our future and well-being to be counted every 10 years.
Although there has been little consistency over time, the results have always determined the number of congressmen each state is entitled to.
On May 7 and 8, the city of Lancaster celebrated community and the arrival of Spring with the first Red Rose Festival. Citizens and visitors enjoyed top entertainment on two stages, arts and craft vendors, kids activities, great food and a Koss Motorsports car show. Because of the foresight of our City Council, the festival provided a boost in our economy as well as community spirit.
In reading Rudy Schmidt's May 9 letter, "Conservatives are now moving again," my first thought was that we've been down this road before.
The last time he "enlightened" us with his revisionest history I attempted to point out the historical facts. Apparently he felt that they would get in the way of his opinion. Sir, you are entitled to your own opinion, but not to your own facts.
Time is better spent in the library than with the entertainers on Fox News or talk radio.
First of all, I'd like to thank God for his many blessings that he has bestowed upon me. I am also thankful to him for the opportunity to meet with some of the leaders, pastors, evangelists and ministers of the Lancaster County community.
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In RE4, I can see the girl stuck on the wall. But I cannot get down to her. There is a locked door and a non-functional door (I cant leave without her) and it won't let me jump down.
How do I get her?
PS The painting is still not complete (I found the goat part but not the other piece(s)).
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Could you specify which ;evel this is you are talking about, Glenn?
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This is in the castle level (the second map).
Ashley falls into a trap and ends up manacled to a wall and Leon must find and rescue her. I can find her but the door that apparently leads down to her is locked from the other side.
This is the room where Luis gets killed. Chapter 3-4
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February 2008
The door beside the merchant should lead you to her.
February 2008
The door next to the merchant leads to the room where I am stuck.
That is the room in which Luis is killed.
It is a mezzanine floor with two exits. One is locked. The other is non-functional until I rescue Ashley. Ashley is on the lower floor. I can see her from the upper floor but I cannot reach her. I cannot jump down from the higher floor.
Looking at the map, the locked door appears to lead to the lower level but it is locked.
This is where I am stuck as I cannot get to the lower floor.
I can see her but I cannot get to her.
Do you know what the painting puzzle with the goat piece unlocks? Is it by chance the door that I cannot get through? If so, where is the other piece? But most importantly, how can I get from the mezzanine floor down to rescue Ashley?
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February 2008
The three pieces unlock a gate you come to at the end of the upcoming battle with Krauser- he has the final piece.
Another member is stuck around the same spot. I think the problem is concentrating on trying to get to Ashley- she will be fine and gets freed after the boss battle, if memory serves. When starting the fight with Krauser after the cutscene, go left and into the building- when you check the next gate on the right it locks. Head up the ladder when Krauser crashes through the door and wait there with your knife ready. Krauser will jump in front of you- slash him to stun him. Just keep holding the knife and slash as necessary and he will eventually run away. You can then head back down the ladder and that gate should be unlocked, letting you continue the battle.
February 2008
Thank you Lyndon.
I think that will clear it up. I will focus on trying to find Krauser.
March 2008
hi glenn i was checking this out and i think i can help you said you were trapped with ashley below you chained up if im right all you have to do is watch ashley these corrupt preists come out and try to get her you need to have the sniper rifle or just be a good shot you have to kill all of the priests and then you will continue i cant remember everything but i think that after you kill them you have to shoot the chains off ashley and she comes to find you this is the part where you become ashley for a short part of the game
July 2008
nah the first thing u hav 2 do is shoot the chains off her from high up (don't hit her this will result in "GAME OVER") then u shoot the preists
July 2008
hey glann take this note:
shoot the buttom chain before any other chain becuse if you shoot the first and the second chains ashley will try to unlock the third chain after that you have to shoot the bad guys and then you have to play with ashley there is a puzzle complete the puzzle to unlock a door that door leads to the salazar mark and a piece of the painting take it then i knight will come to kill run away you cant beat him just run but if you playing normal or pro you are gonna see most of the knights of the puzzle room just moved to kill for now just run but in your way you will find knights holding axes to kill when you come to them just hit the button in the screen
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Northstar Engines and System Technical Discussion Discussion, socket down camshaft drive chain slot in Cadillac Engine Discussion; Bad day in the garage.
While tightening down the front camshaft bearing bolts, the 10mm socket I was using slipped ...
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socket down camshaft drive chain slot
Bad day in the garage.
While tightening down the front camshaft bearing bolts, the 10mm socket I was using slipped off and I think bounced down the front slot with the camshaft drive chain. After looking everywhere else (just in case the socket didn't go down the slot), I got out the borescope and went searching. I didn't see anything all the way down to the oil pump. If it's down there, it's all the way at the bottom or some other crevice.
Assuming that the socket did go down the drive chain slot, which should I pull first to look for it - (1) the engine front cover or (2) the oil pan.
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Re: socket down camshaft drive chain slot
I would try a telescoping magnetic. If the socket FELL down then it should not be wedged and the magnetic may grab it. Otherwise I'd pull the front cover although it is not a fun task as I am currently replacing mine.
Re: socket down camshaft drive chain slot
I once dropped a distributor lock nut down the distributor shaft hole of a 4.1. I fished for it with a magnet for 2 hrs. Every time I got it the magnet would grab the side of something and I'd loose it. Finally I heard it hit the bottom of the pan..............which is where it spent the rest of it's life.
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Re: socket down camshaft drive chain slot
Tried fishing with a magnet, but didn't get anything except the camshaft chain.
Thanks for the pictures. Judging from the pictures and what I saw in the borescope, the socket is probably fell all the way to the front part of the oil pan. My big worry was that a piston rod would kick it up and put it through the block. From what I can see, there really really isn't a way between the front area and the crank area that a socket would fall through. Adding the presence of the oil pan baffle separating the crank from the oil pan, I feel better about leaving the socket sit in the bottom of the oil pan.
I think I'll turn the crank over a few times by hand to see if there's any clanks or jamming. If not, I'll assume the socket is in the oil pan and just leave it there until the engine needs overhauling. - 06-03-14 03:31 PM #5
Re: socket down camshaft drive chain slot
A connecting rod - or even the crank throws - cannot get to a dropped socket in there - most likely its down in the lower area. BUT there's a (good) possibility that it could be sitting in a saddle formed by a timing chain and a gear. In that event, starting the engine would result in instant, disastrous destruction. Big time.
If it made it to that small oil drain slot for the chaincase-to-pan it can sit there forever.
Pull all 8 plugs and carefully roll the engine over with a breaker bar - clockwise. - 06-03-14 07:16 PM #6
Re: socket down camshaft drive chain slot
Thanks for the advice. Turned over the engine at least one complete revolution by hand. No clanks, clunks or jamming.
Bumped the starter, but didn't start the engine. Again, no clanks, clunks or jamming.
Started the engine. No clanks, clunks, or jamming!
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We went out to the field in our miami dolphins gear trying to cool down after their big loss to the jets. After a couple of passes we completely forgot about football and started thinking about pussy. We got really horny looking at each other in the tight little shorts that we were wearing. My pussy was dripping so we went home and went at it like wild animals. It was great.
Submitted by: realitykings