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Nash Ehsan needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 6 designs submitted by 2 freelance designers.
Project Control and Planning Consultants http://www.pcapc.com.au
As a brief background, I am a small operation who does construction/design planning work. The industry I am in needs the work (project schedules) done YESTERDAY, so I am pitching a service that consults on an hourly basis, remotely or face to face. I am pitching my new re-branded service as the following: Planning & Scheduling, Emergency/Urgent Planning, Primavera (Planning software) help etc.
We're aiming to emphasize that choosing a consultant at an hourly rate is a smarter option than paying someone on a salary 60 hours to sit around for one hour of work per week.
Specific market would be EPCM, engineering, construction, design contractors and consultants. Anyone really, mining operators, fox sports etc. Most organisation require a planner for pro-rata work
Construction contractors, people doing google searches, traffic from word of mouth.
we have a few 'concepts' and like the simplicity/cartoon effect of the google docs logo. We've attached a pdf of a typical project 'plan/schedule' and also an 'S-curve' (an industry type of graph) and current logo we have at the moment.


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For the past two decades, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK, or North Korea) has followed a focused and abiding nuclear strategy. The objectives of that strategy are simple and straightforward, yet utterly revolutionary: 1) to develop and amass a credible nuclear arsenal; and 2) to normalize the idea within the "international community" of North Korea as a nuclear weapons state.
Under a succession of American presidencies (Bush I, Clinton, Bush II) the North Korean government has made irrevocable–sometimes halting, but always irrevocable–progress toward these overarching objectives. Now, on President Obama's watch, it has just taken another momentous step toward consolidating its position as a permanent possessor of atomic weaponry.
Last weekend's atomic test–Pyongyang's second attempted nuclear explosion thus far–was an absolutely logical, and indeed a necessary, step for a regime intent upon methodically perfecting the capability for a nuclear strike. For all of the predictable and by now familiar international dithering about "provocative" and "destabilizing" actions by the North Korean government, it could scarcely be clearer that the North Korean government itself regards its latest nuclear move as manifestly serving its own vital interests.
What is not yet clear, however, is whether the new team in Washington recognizes that it is facing an actor in Pyongyang that is possessed of, and guided by, a strategy–or whether the Obama administration is ready to devise an effective strategy of its own for countering North Korean nuclear proliferation.
Without rehearsing every sorry misstep in the hapless saga of West's tragic-comic effort to prevent North Korea from satisfying its nuclear ambitions, we may observe one recurrent contribution to this 20-year failure: a seemingly overpowering desire to treat North Korea as the state we would like it to be, rather than as the state it actually is.
This diplomatic variant of condescension may at times have been engendered by high-minded motives. In practice, however, it has accounted for an almost unending series of miscalculations and blunders in our dealings with Pyongyang. Our performance against our North Korean adversaries is unlikely to improve appreciably until we do them the courtesy of taking them seriously: of understanding what they want from the world, rather than what we think they should want.
Taking the North Korean regime seriously means, for starters, recognizing two critical differences between the real existing DPRK and the imaginary North Korean state with which we would prefer to negotiate.
First: The real existing North Korean state is a revisionist state, that is to say, a regime deeply dissatisfied with the current configuration of the international chessboard and fundamentally committed to transforming it. The North Korean government has fundamental objections to the predominance of an "imperialist" world economy, to the "puppet" state [elsewhere known as the Republic of Korea] occupying the southern half of its peninsula and to the American security architecture that permits such outrages to continue. Second: The nuclear option stands as North Korea's best–and today, perhaps its only–hope for successfully pursuing any of its breathtaking revisionist objectives.
For its part, taking North Korea's strategy seriously would require America and her allies to recognize a few unpleasant facts in our attempts to "engage" the Kim Jong Il regime. The North Korean side, for example, does not want to "reconcile" with South Korea: It wants to annihilate South Korea's system and to absorb that territory unconditionally. Nor does the DPRK seek assistance from the outside world to "reform" or "open," China-style. In Pyongyang's own words, "reform" and "opening" are "honey-coated poison" for the North Korean system, potentially lethal dangers that could undo the entire DPRK edifice.
No less important, the North Korean side does not believe in "win-win" solutions with their designated enemies. Rather, they regard offering any quarter to opponents in what they regard (perhaps not so unreasonably) as an international life-or-death struggle as essentially indistinguishable from treason.
It is all too apparent, unfortunately, that some of the key players in the Obama administration's new North Korea team–including some of its seasoned "Korea hands"–have yet to internalize these realities. Only last month, for example, Ambassador Stephen Bosworth, the administration's special envoy for North Korea, was quoted in the South Korean press as stating "We … believe strongly … that everyone has a long-term interest–regardless of this short-term problem [i.e., the ballistic rocket launch], in getting back to the negotiations in the six-party process as expeditiously as possible."
That formulation was almost exquisitely wrong: Pyongyang's own interest is precisely in creating not just one "short-term problem," but an unending succession of them–and its "long-term interest" in the multilateral negotiation process will extend only as far as that vehicle can provide diplomatic cover for continuing North Korean proliferation.
Diplomatic interaction with Pyongyang, to be sure, can potentially serve the purposes of America and her allies–but only if such overtures fit within the context of a broader coherent strategy. When our diplomacy with Pyongyang has served as a substitute for strategy–as it did during the last several years of the George W. Bush administration–the results have been little short of disastrous.
Unless and until the Obama administration demonstrates it really has a plan for "change we can believe in" on the Korean Peninsula, look for further progress in North Korea's program of developing nuclear weapons that can reach the mainland of the United States.
Nicholas Eberstadt holds the Henry Wendt chair in political economy at the American Enterprise Institute.


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The Last Stand Episode 4: A Paved Road To Hell
by admin on Mar.17, 2010, under Movie, Video
The Last Stand Zombie Horror web series is one of the best indie series out there. We covered the project in length Last month in The Last Stand, "3 ribs deep in a stock-brokers chest" It really is a great series and worth a watch. The series is now on its 4th episode and it's obvious that with ever episode that the series is getting better and better with ever release. Check out their online store and get a shirt to show your support.
Hope should be the farthest thing from anyones mind. The Remains have all been killed. The group finds death wherever they go. And the little boy they thought they had rescued may now have been part of the creation of the deadly infection that seems to have left millions of people dead. St. Teresa's is no longer a safe place. So without any other direction to go, our survivors seek out the place where the infection seems to have originated.


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How can I get rid of crickets in and around my home?
If you're seeing crickets inside your home, the more serious predators are sure to follow. So get rid of those crickets—fast.
Here's what not to do: Don't empty a can of Raid on those creepy crawlers. Sure, you'll drown the ones you can see, but their friends will simply sidestep the chemicals when they come out of their hiding places.
A better strategy is to find out where they're hiding and lure them out with a granular food bait that will trap them. You also can use sticky traps or concoct your own traps using a jar containing some water and molasses.
Part 2 of that strategy is to keep the chirping pests from getting inside in the first place. Crickets may seem like benign little creatures, but they'll eat through everything from wallpaper glue to wool to silk. And they'll attract hungry scorpions and spiders.
To keep them outside, you have to find them. They live in voids, like under those decorative boulders in your yard, in your sprinkler system's valve box, or under the sidewalk and patio. Anywhere there's a space between the ground and another object, you're sure to find crickets, which love moist, cool hiding places.
If you find a nest and spray it with a pest spray, be prepared to watch what looks like a river of the bugs pour out of it. More than 1,000 crickets can cram into one tiny nest.
Once they're gone, fill in that void with dirt or expansion foam, which you can buy at any home store.
One place you'll find crickets for sure is around your home's foundation, especially in that gap between the stem wall and the stucco. Use a caulking product called a home seal—it's a spray-on foam that helps seal the gaps that allow bugs like crickets to walk right into your home.
Use a mirror to look for large gaps under the home, especially around the corners, and fill them in.
Sealing gaps in the foundation also will stop scorpions and other pests from coming indoors.
While you're sealing holes, search for other places where critters can come into the home from outdoors—the roof line and entry points for plumbing and electrical connections, for example. Trim bushes and tree branches so they don't hang over the roof and drop bugs in a place where they can crawl through crevices and into the attic.
Even holes in window screens or a gap between a door and the floor are invitations for pests to walk right into your home.
To the best of your ability, create a barrier anywhere where insects could get in out of the sun. If you do that, you'll naturally bring your pest population down. If this seems like a lot to keep up with—and I admit it is—considering hiring a professional pest-control company to do it for you. These firms supply monthly preventive treatments—stronger and longer-lasting than the ones you can buy at a home store—and a trained professional to find the pests for you—before they take over your home.
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Cheborg by Sergio Mancini
"I know you are here to kill me. Shoot, Coward! You are only going to kill a man!" You can kill a man, but you can't kill a legend. Specially if he ressurects as a cyborg to kick back your ass!
Vintagebot by Igor Ventura
Chuck couldn't take it anymore! Just because he was Mommy's boy,
all the bullys at school gave him a beating everyday! What could he do?
He had no friends other than books, and alone he couldn't stand a
chance... Well, maybe if he had a special suit, he could scare off those
suckers! His enemies were no match to his brains and some old bottles
of kids shampoo! Chuck is now Vintagebot and all the bullys can kiss his
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I'm really digging the execution on both of these customs. I especially like the Vintagebot color scheme. These are going to make great additions to what I believe is an ever growing collection of custom chuckboy dunnys, by the private collector who commissioned these.
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Feedback Friday: "Westernizing Mike" A Success
They're now trying to gain new business in the Texas area by making in roads with other pure cane sugar soda offerings.
Cody says,
"Good for the Kloster's! Keep Dublin strong! Was a huge fan of Dublin dp, will not buy regular dp anymore. Looking forward to Dublin products to hit the shelves!"
Lizzy adds,
"I really hope Dublin makes it. I loved their Dr. Pepper and I want to try their new products."
As you might have seen, KRBC Meteorologist and Anchor, Mike Cole, went through a westernizing process in a story we ran earlier this week. Mike is not from this area, but really had a good time checking a little bit of the local barbecue flavor, and seeing some of the sites and sounds locally here in the Big Country. From visits to the Abilene Auction, to checking out cattle, to a visit with co-anchor Megan Dobbs, to Frontier Texas to learn a little more about the area's history. Mike also got to try on some western apparel at a local outfitters.
In response to the Westernizing Mike piece some viewers wanted Mike to continue the process,
Mark suggests,
"Need to do some mudding! That would be great to see!"
Amanda was a fan of the story, she had this to say,
"I loved this episode... My husband and I both thought the outfit really did fit with you! It actually looked pretty natural... So glad you're here!"
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4 Retail Tricks That Can Make You Spend More
Check out these four tricks used to get you to spend more (without you knowing it).
For most of us, sniffing out deals has become second nature. Our ears perk up at the mere mention of "free" or "no cost." But when it comes to your mortgage, "no cost" is not the same as "free."
In a traditional mortgage, the borrower pays certain fees, appropriately called closing costs, when the loan closes. Closing costs average $3,700 nationwide and include costs incurred by the lender to process the loan such as attorney fees, title company fees and document preparation fees. Since closing costs can equal 2–4% of the loan amount, an offer to skip these fees sounds like a good deal.
Local experts you can trust.
Find an ELPBut we know lenders don't pay these fees out of the goodness of their hearts. Someone has to pay them, and it isn't going to be the bank! What happens is the borrower ends up paying a higher interest rate in exchange for the no-cost closing. That means, over time, the borrower could end up paying more in interest than he would have by paying the closing costs up front.
A quick note: No cost is not the same as no cash. In a no-cash closing, the costs are rolled into the loan balance, and the borrower pays interest on them over the life of the loan.
So is a no-cost loan a good deal? Let's do the math on a $200,000, 15-year mortgage. Over the life of the loan, you'll pay $8,900 more with a no-cost loan at 4% interest than you would on a traditional mortgage at 3.5%. That's an extra $50 a month. If your closing costs are $3,700, you would break even with the traditional option in about six years.
In this case, the no-cost option will not be to your advantage unless you pay off the mortgage in less than six years. If it will take longer to pay off your home, then pay your closing costs up front. The break-even point on your loan will be different, so always do the math first.
It's just as important to get a great deal on your home as it is to save big on your mortgage. One of Dave's real estate Endorsed Local Providers (ELPs) can save you time and money when you're in the market to buy or sell your home. Contact your ELP today!


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Did a new IDW Publishing variant cover for "The Powerpuff Girls #6" oversexualize its three leading ladies? According to some critics in the comics world, yes.
The Mimi Yoon illustration for an issue set to ship in February shows Blossom, Buttercup and Bubbles in skimpy, tight variations of their outfits that show off their buxom chests. Buttercup in particular is quite a far cry from her "Powerpuff Girls" Cartoon Network counterpart. After a negative reaction from fans, ICv2 (via Comic Book Resources) learned that the variant version won't be distributed in stores.
According to the licensing arm of Cartoon Network, the cover was meant to be a special edition for comic shop regulars instead of the regular public. "This particular variant cover for 'The Powerpuff Girls #6′ from IDW was done in the artist's signature style and was intended to be released as a collectible item for comic book fans," Cartoon Network Enterprises explains. "We recognize some fans' reaction to the cover and, as such, will no longer be releasing it at comic book shops."
IDW's Vice President of Marketing, Dirk Wood, blamed Cartoon Network for the call for the sexy Puffs. "That was actually a Cartoon Network mandated cover, by an artist of their choosing," Wood writes in a Facebook comment. "I think they were thinking of it more along the lines of 'female empowerment' than the kind of thing you guys are talking about, but certainly, we're sensitive to the issues here."
For her own part, Yoon wasn't too taken with the backlash. "One opinionated dog barks (i'm fine with that)… and the rest of the pack barks 'pretending' to know what they're barking about (hate those idiots)… tsk tsk tsk," she writes on her Facebook.
Meanwhile, the Powerpuff Girls recently returned to Cartoon Network in a special called "Dance Pantsed," which featured Ringo Starr. The episode, which aired on Jan. 20, was the first time a new "Powerpuff Girls" premiered on Cartoon Network since 2005.


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Not all board members are created equal.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority board of directors has the option to receive $80 per meeting, per Nevada Revised Statutes. The travel board also will reimburse directors for mileage at the current Internal Revenue Service rate, 56.5 cents.
Not all choose to take the pay.
Through June 30, members Paul Chakmak and Councilman Steve Ross waived all compensation and mileage reimbursement. Mayor Carolyn Goodman waived compensation, but received mileage reimbursement.
With one or two exceptions, Councilman George Rapson did not receive reimbursement for mileage.
Kristin McMillan donated her compensation to the authority's Employee Recreation Committee, a not-for-profit group of employee volunteers who raise funds to sponsor employee events throughout the year.
Commissioner Tom Collins, Scott Nielson, Commissioner Lawrence Weekly, Tom Jenkin, Chuck Bowling, Mayor Shari Buck, Mayor Andy Hafen, Greg Lee and Mayor Pro Tem Cam Walker received compensation and mileage.
New board member John Caparella is waiving his compensation and mileage reimbursement. Mayor John Lee hasn't been sworn in yet, so hasn't officially declared his intentions.
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Las Vegas' largest pawn chain has something to celebrate.
In mid-July, SuperPawn celebrated the relocation of its store at 3104 N. Rainbow Blvd. with a party that included Las Vegas City Councilman Ricki Barlow and representatives from the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce. With 22 stores in the area, SuperPawn invested more than $500,000 in this move.
The party also included a donation-check presentation to Spread the Word Nevada and Sewell Elementary School.
The SuperPawn brand is a subsidiary of Cash America International Inc., which also provides pawn loans under the brand name Cash America Pawn. The company operates eight locations in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, Texas, Utah and Washington. Its stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker CSH.
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Pretty soon, your neighborhood might be smashing.
By September, Smashburger is set to open three new locations, bringing the Southern Nevada total to eight. The new stores are expected to create more than 100 new jobs.
The company plans to open more than 50 locations worldwide by the end of 2014, bringing its total to roughly 250. As of now it operates more than 200 corporate and franchise restaurants in 29 states and four international locations. The Smashburger brand is operated by Consumer Capital Brands, which also manages the USA Pro Challenge, Tom's Urban 24, Live Basil Pizza and Consumer Concept Group. The Denver-based company also has invested in Centennial Bank and Frontrange Property Partners.
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California law firm Newmeyer & Dillion LLP now has a home in Las Vegas.
The business- and real estate-centric firm employs about 60 attorneys. The partner in charge of the Las Vegas branch is Nathan Owens, who specializes in business, real estate and construction litigation
"Opening the Las Vegas office has created an excellent opportunity to be a local asset to clients who conduct business in Nevada," managing partner Jeff Dennis said.
The company, headquartered in Newport Beach, Calif., with a Northern California office in Walnut Creek, selected the Hughes Center for its Las Vegas outpost.
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Yes, you read that right. Thieves made off with a giant refrigerated truck full of thousands upon thousands of dollars' worth of beef. Luckily, a GPS tracking device aided investigators in tracking it down.
The thieves somehow ditched the truck, and stashed the meat away in an unrefrigerated warehouse with intentions to sell it at a later date, according to investigators.
Brad Bateman, a meat broker with North South Foods, told reporters with Channel 9 beef is a lucrative item for thieves. "It's something we see quite often," he said.
The truck was stolen from a parking lot in Osceola County, and contained roughly $250,000 worth of meat stored inside. It was found in Seminole County, only without it's expensive load.
Sanford Supermarket's Willy Peralta told Channel 9 that some of his delivery drivers had also been robbed. "Some of them have been stuck up for their truck and some of them, people just get in their trucks and drive off," he said.
The use of GPS tracking devices is not uncommon in the meat industry to track the expensive cargo. Says Bateman, "Somewhere in the palettes or in the product, because most of the time the trucks are found but the meat is missing."
GPS device is exactly the reason investigators were able to locate the stolen cargo in a warehouse in Orlando. Four people were discovered operating a forklift in order to unload the meat from a U-Haul. They were preparing it to be sold on the black market. "Selling it to small discount stores," Peralta said. "Going into a neighborhood and unloading it for cash."
This kind of meat can give anyone who ingests it many different bacterial diseases, usually because they aren't refrigerated. "You don't know what grade it is," said Peralta. "You won't even know what that meat was going to be processed for."


text: Daulerio at SBXLI: The Clevelander, ReduxLeitch2/01/07 12:45pmFiled to: AJ Daulerio Is The BallsAlex BrownBrian BaldingerDeadspin At Super Bowl XLISuper Bowl XLI61EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Deadspin "correspondent" AJ Daulerio is filing dispatches from the Super Bowl all week. Here's the first of his two tales from Miami for today. Advertisement Last night started slowly ... and ended slowly, unfortunately. I attended the Sony Playstation Playboy Cocktail party where media guests were invited to sit around and play Madden with Playmates. Or something. The South Seas hotel was nice, the booze was free, but it was a very well-connected crowd of media/TV types, most of whom were very proud producers of the NFL Network or Yahoo Sports. Good for them.Just as I was about to fall asleep in the outdoor pool area, Trey Wingo and Mark Schlereth come prancing through the door to pop in before a nice evening of cliched dining at Joe's Stone Crab. I flittered with my mustache and then contacted my attorney and demanded he shake off his hangover and come right down to South Beach again so we can get a photo of the Wingo. He agreed, but first had to take a much-needed bath and enjoy some other sustenance besides Heineken Light and shots of Patron. Fine. I can wait. Advertisement But as I sat at the bar, I looked over at Wingo and noticed he and one of the event organizers eyeballing me. They were talking about me. Was it the mustache? Had Trey Fucking Wingo just outed me? I had to find out without making too much of a stink.Continue the adventure ... and meet a new correspondent after the jump. I followed the producer guy outside. I bummed a light off of him, and he was totally giving me the small-talk freeze out as he was dicking around with his Blackberry. He shoved the lighter across the table without looking up. Sponsored "You a producer for ESPN?", I asked."No, " he shot back. 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(Editor's Note: This does not necessarily mean this hypothetical and probably fictional woman is all that young.) Patrick's doing his radio show from The Clevelander, so I'm assuming he takes home some of the Clevelander, ahem, talent every night of the week. Maybe it's because of his sandwich-eating abilities.Finally, once we though all hope was lost for the evening, who pops back to the Clevelander? Alex Brown, cranberry and vodka still firmly in hand. It is at this point where my attorney worried for his own safety. Worry not, I assured him. I'm sure he has no idea about the site at all. I walked up to Alex Brown, pretending to be a Gator fan, just getting an update on his week. Advertisement Advertisement He explained he had lots of film work, but right now he's "Just hangin' out". Really? How about a pic, man? "Nah, no photos tonight, man. Last night it got all crazy ... maybe later in the week." Later in the week? "Yeah, this is my last night drinking, though. 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I wonder if Hifiman could ever experiment with memory foam in their velour pads. Whatever they got in their velour pads is extremely firm, and it's starting to get to me on the comfort front. I like the fact that they're firm and that the pads won't deform over time, I'm a huge stickler for deformed pads, but I also don't want a pad to suffer on possible fit, seal and comfort issues if it's too firm.
I know AKG uses memory foam in a few models (including the new K702 Anniversary Edition.) Trouble with memory foam is the warmer it gets, the softer it gets. So the longer you wear them the more they change. It's both good and bad. Good because it forms to your face more. Bad because it changes the position of the driver over time, so you'd want it to be extra thick so the ear doesn't touch the driver housing more than is needed. Also it tends to store heat...even the open cell stuff.
Try to find some of the OLD HFM pads for comparison. Both the material of the velour, and the foam stuffing inside were substantially superior quality to the new ones. The new ones are made out of dollar store grade materials more or less, especially in contrast to the old ones. The trouble with the old ones was the horrible attachment system and the exposed hard glue on the inside of the cup. They were made horribly out of good materials. The new ones are made well out of horrible materials.
I didn't notice the original post that started this discussion. Are you going into the headphone accessories business?


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Pope Francis has stirred something in me that I haven't felt in a long time. It's nothing religious, but more like an appreciation for the good that religious institutions can do for people. After years of pedophile priest scandals, reflexive opposition to all contraception, and other dogma far afield from my personal views, it is refreshing to hear someone talk about the aspects of the Catholic Church that are good and universal - looking out for those in need, providing comfort, etc. The internal contradictions don't go away - how the Catholic Church could oppose health care because of narrow concerns with contraception while simultaneously denying aid to those most in need is beyond me. But, Pope Francis is changing the conversation away from polarizing issues.
He's got me thinking more about the good things that I liked about the church (community, life lessons, love for others, etc.) and a lot less about those I rejected. He is drawing focus to the big picture items, not the small bore rules. It is an important shift, at least from where I stand.
I'm not going to go back anytime soon, but I must confess to missing the community of the Catholic Church for the first time in 20 years. That is no small feat. You might even say that I'm proud of Pope Francis. That he can somehow tap into a latent Catholic-cultural pride that I though long since excised is pretty remarkable too.


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The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), the professional game-industry organization dedicated to advancing the artistic values of the interactive entertainment community, just announced that our very own Frank Pearce, Blizzard Entertainment cofounder and EVP of product development, has been appointed to its Board of Directors. Frank brings his own special brand of grumpy wisdom and blunt objectivity to the AIAS Board, and will represent the interests of the Horde and the Alliance equitably. See the AIAS' official press release for more information. Congrats, Frank!
Patch 4.3: Hour of Twilight features something for everyone. From a new raid to unexplored dungeons to the latest story developments to shake the world of Azeroth, this content update introduces a new tier of armor sets, the legendary "Fangs of the Father" rogue quest line, Transmogrification for cosmetic armor and weapon customization, Void Storage as a handy long-term storage option, Raid Finder to make forming pick-up raids easier than ever, and much more.
Watch the trailer now, and also make sure to read the new Warcraft short story Charge of the Aspects.
Chuck Norris didn't break a sweat filming the newest World of Warcraft television spot. Instead, he made the director cry and then cooled himself with the tears.
World of Warcraft turns seven on November 23, 2011! It's been a truly incredible seven years, and we'd like to thank you all for joining us for yet another fantastic year. To celebrate, players who log into the game between November 20 and December 3 will earn a feat of strength added to their Achievements and a "Celebration Package" item. Using your item will get the celebrations rolling by shooting off fireworks*, applying a (visual only) tabard to your character, and granting a 7% bonus to experience and reputation gains while active.
We look forward to another year of adventures ahead and many more to come!
*Please observe all goblin and gnome fire hazard warnings and celebrate responsibly.
The winners of this year's pumpkin-carving contest have been chosen -- and they're monstrously spectacular. We'd like to thank everyone who participated this year, and we can't wait to see your mad scientist skills in action again next time around. Check out all of the creepy, incredible, and creative winning pumpkins here.
With Deathwing's shadow looming over Azeroth and the mortal realms of Sanctuary steeling for war against the forces of Diablo, the World of Warcraft Annual Pass has arrived to offer WoW subscribers a chance to participate in both apocalyptic conflicts… without breaking the bank.
For a limited time only, players who make a 12-month subscription commitment to World of Warcraft through the WoW Annual Pass will receive the following epic rewards:
You can pay for the WoW Annual Pass on a monthly basis at $14.99 per month or according to the billing plan of your choice. To participate, you must be 18 or older, have a valid credit card, and have registered a full version of World of Warcraft on or before October 18, 2011.
Sign up for the World of Warcraft Annual Pass here, and then keep an eye on the World of Warcraft community site or the Diablo III community site for future announcements regarding the launch dates of these bonuses.
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The fourth World of Warcraft expansion set, Mists of Pandaria, has been unveiled! Shrouded in fog since the world was sundered more than ten thousand years ago, the ancient realm of Pandaria has remained unspoiled by war. Its lush forests and cloud-ringed mountains are home to a complex ecosystem of indigenous races and exotic creatures — including the noble and enigmatic pandaren. Will the mists of Pandaria part to reveal the world's salvation… or will the battle to control this new land push the Horde and the Alliance over the brink of war and into total annihilation?
In Mists of Pandaria, players will be able to explore an all-new continent while reaching new heights of power on their way to an increased level cap of 90. In addition, adventurers can choose whether to side with the Horde or the Alliance as World of Warcraft's first neutral race — the pandaren — and master the ways of Pandaria's ancient martial arts as the all-new monk class.
For more information, check out the official press release, and visit the new World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria website for screenshots, information about the new features, concept art, the announcement trailer, and more.
In addition to the Diablo III Cinematic, the BlizzCon 2011 opening ceremony also featured the first official trailer for Blizzard DOTA -- and we have it here for you as well in stunning high definition. To learn more about Blizzard DOTA, visit our information page here.
Since we originally unveiled Heart of the Swarm back in May, we've continued working in secret, laboring in the dark recesses of Blizzard's sheetrock-lined offices on the dank and gloomy coast of Southern California. Today, at BlizzCon 2011, we showcased the future of StarCraft II with a new teaser cinematic. Check it out!
Are you ready for BlizzCon 2011? Blizzard Entertainment's two-day gaming festival begins this Friday, October 21, at the Anaheim Convention Center. The sold-out show features developer discussion panels, top-tier tournament competition, the popular costume and dance contests hosted by Jay Mohr, an epic closing concert featuring Foo Fighters, and much more.
You can still join us from home by purchasing a BlizzCon Virtual Ticket, featuring more than 50 hours of live HD coverage streaming online as well as the exclusive BlizzCon 2011 World of Warcraft pet, Murkablo, and yet-to-be-revealed StarCraft II in-game gift. DIRECTV customers in the U.S. can also order BlizzCon as a Pay Per View event and get a Virtual Ticket for free. For more information, read our recent press release or visit BlizzCon.com.


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Ravishing Her
Fantasy, Consensual Sex, Erotica, Female solo, Female/Female, Lesbian, Masturbation, Mature, Oral Sex, Pegging, Wife, Written by women
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Gender: female Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Mon 21st of May 2012
This was just a spur of the moment story I wrote when my girlfriend/lover Jennifer was sending me dirty pics and my imagination got the better of me. Shhh, she doesn't know it's here ;)
--"Finally! So close to being with her!" She thought to herself and giggled somewhat naughtily. Laying back her head Jennifer said to herself, "Ooooh, it's driving me crazy just thinking about it!" as her eyes closed and her petite hands wandered to her perky, firm tits around a B-cup, fondling them, pinching the nipples ever so gently. Her hands then betrayed her and started slowly roaming down her smooth stomach, then ever so gently along each hip bone making her shiver in pleasure. Slowly, those hands pushed the blanket down exposing a petite, soft, hourglass figure. Her right hand continued its path while her left returned higher to her right tit, massaging it while tweaking the nipple. Meanwhile, her other hand slid further down to start making gyrations on her clit. As a small moan snuck out from between her full lips as she thought, "Oh God! I can't wait till she gets here!" Then her hands betrayed her further as her middle finger slid in and out of her tight, wet little pussy. Her finger slowly glided in and out, gradually increasing in intensity, as her other hand grew rougher with her tit and her nails dug in some. Now her body was starting to tingle and tense with pure pleasure and anticipation for what could only mean one thing.
--Surges of pleasure flooded through every inch of her body, making her spasm and breaths come in small gasps. She could feel her juices running out over her fingers, cumming so hard it almost hurt. It felt like a thousands pounds of pressure lifting off her pussy, letting the blood flow back in and out of my soft folds. When it finally faded away she started gently licking it off her fingers just as the door cracked open.
--She froze with my middle finger in my mouth, gently biting it. She was laying there with my legs spread wide for her lover to see every inch of her glistening pussy and smooth legs.
--"H-hey honey."
--I smoothed out my pinstripe, black suit, and messed up my short strawberry blonde hair some more for my beloved bedhead look. It worked since all my hair was only about an inch long. Then a closed my office door and locked it, dropping the key into my briefcase and pulling out my car keys.
--It had been another fulfilling day of helping the loony. I just couldn't wait to get home to something normal. Get a good workout in and get some sleep.
--I quickly hurried into the elevator just as it was closing with one of my male patients inside. Nervously I moved to be standing beside and behind him somewhat. He was a very unstable man that was being ordered by the court to come see me. They chose me because the judge found me to be an intimidating woman who he would not try to get the upperhand on.
---"Miss Cole! What are you doing in here so late?" He asked, licking his lips. This was not the type of man any woman should be alone around no matter how tough she was. He had a history of rape and abuse but no woman ever had sufficient proof.
--"I'm heading home. Why are you still here Rick? Our session ended an hour ago." I asked as I gripped my briefcase. These were typical predator actions. Waiting for the prey in hiding until they are separated from the herd. Humans really aren't so different from any other creature. We are just smarter so therefore more of a threat.
--The dreaded words came out of his mouth in what I imagined was a slick tone to him, but was just haunting to me, "I was waiting for you. You worked later than you should have." He said, moving closer.
--"I had paperwork Mister Lonax." I used a formal name to show a discreet message of how the only relationship there was between us was patient doctor. "You know that I only discuss matters in the office, you should go home." I looked at the digital number, 5 out of 1. Almost down.
--"Well, I was actually going to ask you to have dinner with me." He said moving closer again, making me step back into a corner so I had swinging room.
--I laughed a little, standing up straight so I was at eye level with him to show my confidence that I was pretending to have, "No, I will be having dinner with my partner tonight and most every other night, now if you will excuse me," I said as the door began opening, "this is very inappropriate and we have discussed proper ways to approach a woman."
--I tried to push by him but he put his arm in front of me, looking a little angry, "You won't regret it if you do. I'm sure your business partner can wait."
--That was the final straw. I swung my briefcase and knocked his arm away, grabbed him by his gross greasy long hair, and pushed him to the floor. "Not business. Lover. Don't mess with me, I don't bat for your team. You keep this up and it will be more than enough proof that you are a lost case and I WILL tell the court you are at maximum mental health possible but not safe to be released into the public."
--At that I released his hair, stepped over him and walked out of the elevator into the lobby. All eyes were on me but I walked proudly through as if nothing had happened and went to the parking lot.
--As soon as I sat in the car I finally let out my breath and started the car shakily. That was one of the scariest few minutes of my life. That's a patient who needs a male doctor. I pulled out and lit a cigarette, happy for the stress reliever.
--I hurried home and as I walked in the door I could hear a slight moaning coming from the bedroom and a huge grin spread across my face. My Jennifer was in there ready to be ravished. I dropped my bags and listened at the door for a minute and could hear the bed start to squeak a bit as she was gasping for air between her soft moans. Just knowing what was going on in there had me soaking through my panties.
--I took off my blazer and hung it on a chair, unbuttoning my shirt as I opened the door to see the most beautiful pussy I have EVER seen. Dripping wet with her bouncy tits heaving and her licking her fingers clean.
--At that I groaned deeply, pulling my shirt off and taking of my pants as I walked in, letting my clothes just fall to the floor.
--I rushed to between her legs, gripped her hips and pulled her to the edge of the bed. I gazed at her glistening pussy until I couldn't hold back any longer and buried my face deep.
--I starting licking at her opening, wanting to taste every drop of her fluids before they were gone. Nibbling at each lip I slipped a finger to be rubbing on her back door. Then I moved to her rock hard clit and starting sucking on it, making circles with my tongue, flicking it, and nibbling, letting it slip between my teeth over and over so that she was moaning so loud that surely the neighbors could hear.
--My nipples were so hard that the fabric of my bra felt like sandpaper so I leaned back and unhooked it, pulling it off quickly so that my buoyant C tits bounced out, already covered in sweat from pure arousal. As soon as it was off and I felt the cool air brush my breasts, I dove back in. It felt like I just couldn't get enough of her pussy. She was grinding against my face, gripping the sheets and moaning louder and louder. She was ready for me but I wasn't ready to stop.
--I slipped a finger into her pussy, then another and started wiggling them and pounding in and out while I kept sucking, nipping, and licking her beautiful little bead. Finally she came all over my face nearly screaming my name in pure ecstasy, "Lisa, oh god baby!" and it was like I had be dehydrated for days and there was pure glistening water there for my taking. I lapped up every bit I could then wiped my face.
--"Oh god baby that was so amazing." She said as she leaned up and I kissed her deeply, letting our tongues dance and I pressed my panties to her pussy. She reached down and pulled them off of me. She rolled on top of me and starting kissing my tits, nibbling my nipples, and moving down. I felt like I was ready to burst before she even got near my pussy.
--When she did she used what we had learned together and went crazy on my clit. She knew me so well, knowing I didn't like to be penetrated very often and didn't need to be. Finally I could feel myself swelling with pleasure, "Oh Jennifer, baby don't stop, I'm so close." Then the slight pain hit that always comes before the climax.
--I let out a sigh of relief as spasms of pleasure rocked my body. "Oh god yes baby right there. Now now now!" And she drove her fingers into my pussy, wiggling then like crazy so that I was cumming so hard I couldn't of held still if I had tried.
--As soon as it eased off she crawled up beside me and started kissing my neck. I rolled back over onto her, holding my body off of hers, "Are you ready?"
--Jennifer nodded, biting her lip. So, I pulled the chest out from under the bed and held up a few different dildo's in multiple colors, "Your pick."
--She seemed to think for a minute then pointed, "That one, the pink one." I grinned and set them all down. I dug in a bit more till I felt leather and pulled out my harness. I winked at her.
--"You get to put it on me baby." She grinned back at me and got up close, nipping my firm toned stomach as she did so. I lifted each leg for those straps and she buckled it in the back, grabbing my ass as she did so. She slid the ring onto the dildo then snapped it in place.
--Jennifer then began sucking it. Oh I could only imagine what that would feel like if it were truly mine but just seeing her with my rubber cock in her mouth was too much and I pulled back and pushed her onto the bed.
--I climbed on her again as I swung her legs so she was laying right on the bed. I slid it into her, watching it disappear into her folds as she gasped in and gripped my hips, pulling me all the way into her.
--We moaned in unison, grabbing each others' asses as I started pounding her. Just feeling the pressure was enough to feel amazing. Knowing how much I was pleasing her was enough to make me moan with her, making a beautifully orgasmic song.
--I started kissing her deeply again so that our moans were muffled as I kept sliding my rubber cock in and out of her tight little pussy. I could feel her juices running down into the leather harness, mixing with mine. I moved and started nibbling her nipples.
--"Oh yes Jenn, cum for me baby. Come on bitch. Let loose." At that she did cum and started racking hard with orgasms. "AHHH!! LISA!!!!"
--The sight, with the pressure, feeling her juices on me, and her screaming my name was enough to make me start cumming too so that we were clinging to each other, her nails clawing at my back only making me cum harder. Finally it stopped and I dropped onto her, us both breathing hard, covered in sweat.
--I rolled off onto my back and unbuckled, the harness, dropping it onto the floor as Jennifer rolled over and snuggled up to my side nuzzling my breast. I wrapped my arms around her, holding her close, pulled up the covers over us, and drifting off to sleep, playing with her hair.
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2012-06-06 23:55:02
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anonymous reader
2012-06-05 00:38:10
From what I just read, I was watching my daughter and her lover go at it. Which they allow me to do and they watch me as I jack off watching them. I trying to talk them into letting me shot a DVD of them in action, but so far no go, but I'm not giving up!
Keep up the great stories.
2012-05-22 00:29:08
Lisa is my real name actually lolz. Jennifer is my girlfriend. I realized the pegging after I posted it and felt silly. Would you mind showing me the errors? I proofread it and I guess I missed some
anonymous reader
2012-05-22 00:24:57
Ok, I have been reading on here for many years. I must say, this is one of the fucking hottest stories I have ever read. I give it an 11 out of 10 :) I look forward to more of your naughty fantasies. I'm not sure if "Lisa" is your real name or not, but Lisa is the name of my first love and the mention of her name in this story, makes me HOT
anonymous reader
2012-05-21 22:40:17
Fairly well written. Just some minor spelling and grammatical errors. Also just a little FYI, pegging is when a woman uses a strap-on on a man, not on another woman.
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Jeff Rude's "I Hate To Be Rude" column appears on Golfweek.com on Wednesday.
PALM HARBOR, Fla. — On Sunday at the Puerto Rico Open, Jordan Spieth came close to becoming the second youngest winner in PGA Tour history and the youngest in the modern era. His tie for second came at age 19, about seven months older than "Lighthorse" Harry Cooper was when winning in Galveston, Texas, in 1923.
Perhaps just as impressive was the former Texas star's reaction to the achievement in just his 12th Tour start. "I wouldn't say I surprised myself," he said Wednesday at the Tampa Bay Championship.
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His confidence, still growing, was high because he had finished in the top seven the previous two weeks on the Web.com Tour. The minor league, though, isn't at the top of his radar at the moment. He has this week and four more of his seven 2013 sponsor exemptions to win $101,295 and become eligible for unlimited invites for the rest of the year.
The budding star plans to use three of his exemptions in the friendly confines of Texas, at the Houston, San Antonio and Dallas tournaments. The latter is where Spieth, at 16, contended on the final nine holes of his hometown Byron Nelson event in 2010.
Little wonder then that he used the word "excited" multiple times Wednesday at Innisbrook. In the matter of one week his main focus shifted from Web.com to PGA Tour.
"That's a good problem," Spieth said.
Spieth has been learning by playing practice rounds with veteran players. And he sounds like one of them – a young Tiger Woods comes to mind – when talking about his goals.
"I wasn't kidding when I said that I approached (the 2010 Nelson) to try and win," Spieth said. "I still believe you don't ever enter a tournament unless you're trying to win."
•Sometimes happiness isn't the primary emotion upon winning. So it was with Scott Brown in Puerto Rico. "It was more relief than anything," the 29-year-old Augusta, Ga., native said.
Brown started the year focusing on the Web.com Tour after finishing 144th in earnings last year on the big Tour and losing his card. But now he's exempt on the PGA Tour through the 2014-15 season. He's merely the latest proof that one week out here can drastically change a life and a schedule.
His victory in the opposite-field event doesn't get him into the Masters, but you might say getting there someday is at the top of his list. Still living in that area where golf got into his blood, Brown grew up about 500 yards from Gate 6 at Augusta National and used to attend annually with his grandfather, normally sitting on No. 16. He finally missed one in 2005, when he got "old enough to know I didn't want to deal with the crowds." That was the same year he played his lone round at the National, shooting 74 the Sunday before the tournament.
The victory, though, does change his mojo.
"I feel like a big monkey is off my back," said Brown, who missed 16 cuts in 24 starts last year but had three top-seven finishes. "It's a freedom thing. You can free up and just go play golf like you're supposed to all the time."
•These are high times for golfers named Garcia. Spain's Sergio Garcia tied for third at the WGC-Cadillac Championship and now has 10 consecutive top-25 finishes on the PGA and European tours combined.
Then there's Jorge Garcia of Venezuela. The high school sophomore became the eighth-youngest player to make a PGA Tour cut when he did so in Puerto Rico at 17 years, one month and five days. He got into the event by virtue of winning the AJGA Puerto Rico Open in January. He finished 75th.
• We don't need a computer to know Tiger Woods again is the best player in the world. Our eyes are a better source. Woods has won five of his last 18 stroke-play events on the PGA Tour, the latest a comfortable victory at the WGC-Cadillac Championship on Sunday.
The world ranking, though, says he's No. 2. You can believe that if you'd like and then wink a couple of times. You can also suspect that the No. 2 thing is just a temporary computer thing – considering his top form and the transition period of Rory McIlroy, who rallied nicely to tie for eighth at the WGC-Cadillac Championship, thanks to a closing 65.
• World No. 3 Luke Donald on McIlroy getting off to a slow start in a season where he plans to play three or four fewer tournaments than normal: "Sometimes the best way to get out of a funk like that is just to play."
•Donald, defending champion at the Tampa Bay Championship, is coming off some weirdness at Doral. He hit only two fewer greens in regulation than Woods but tied for 43rd. The culprits were his usually terrific short game and four double bogeys on the 18th hole. "That hole aside, it was a decent tournament," he said.
Donald has no top-15 finishes in his first three Tour starts but says he's not nervous or anxious because he feels he's close with his ball-striking and his game from 100 yards and in will come around as usual.
On top of that, he feels less tension than when he was No. 1 for most of last year. "They expect results from a No. 1," Donald said. "Then there's added pressure you place on yourself."
• Drive for show, putt for dough? Not always.
Brian Gay took only 93 putts at the Cadillac Championship, tying the second-lowest total in Tour history – and finished T-35. David Frost holds the record with 92 putts at the 2005 RBC Heritage. And Frost didn't come close to slipping on a red plaid jacket that week. Rather, he tied for 38th.
Jeff Rude writes for Golfweek.


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- Type: Living Room Furniture, Bedroom Furniture
- Specific Use: Living Room Cabinet, Bedroom Set
- General Use: Home Furniture, Home Furniture makeup dest
- Material: Wood
- Wood Style: Panel, Panel
- Panel Type: MDF, MDF
- Appearance: Modern
- Size: H75*L70*D40cm, H75*L70*D40cm
- Place of Origin: Guangdong, China (Mainland)
- Brand Name: goodlife
- Model Number: GLT18068
- use: dressing tablle
Packaging & Delivery
Packaging Details: | KD package,each pieces packed in polybag with warning text, forming polyfoam, A=A double wall strong master carton can pass international standard carton drop test |
Delivery Detail: | 25~50 days after received deposite |
Wooden makeup table with lighted mirror and solid wood legs
1. Wooden makeup table with lighted mirror and solid wood legs
is made of 12mm MDF cabinet with standing.
3.Wooden dressing table available color is white.
4.Lots of space for your earings, necklace ,bracelets , glasses , ties,scarfs , watches, glass perfume and all your accessories.
5. An oval dressing mirror.
6. KD package save the space , come with color printing manual instruction
Product Name | Wooden makeup table with lighted mirror and solid wood legs | Brand | Goodlife | ||
Item No. | GLT18068 | ||||
Product size | H75*L70*D40cm (inch: H30*W27.6*D15.7 ) | ||||
Color | White, black, brown, pink, blue | ||||
Function | Bedroom furniture | ||||
Material | EU-standard MDF ;Eco-friendly painting | ||||
Details | Two drawers with a storage tank and an inside mirror | ||||
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Package | Knock down package ,polybag ,foam poly foam; Strong master carton;1 piece per 1 carton; drop test passed | ||||
Carton CBM | 0.1+0.0.3=0.13m³ | N.W./G.W. | 17kgs/19kg | ||
20GP | 200pcs | 40HQ | 485pcs | MOQ | 200 piece |
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Need something quick and easy to take to a family/church gathering? You must try these mini sandwiches...they are deeeeelicious!
Assemble sandwiches:
24 Hawaiian Rolls
1 lb of ham, thinly sliced
3/4-1 lb swiss cheese (I bought 1 lb and had some leftover)
To assemble sandwiches faster, slice the entire package of rolls at once to make the top and bottom layer and simply cut them when they come out of the oven. Add ham and cheese.
Mix together
1/2 cup melted butter
1 TBS dry mustard
1-2 TBS onion flakes, depending on your taste
1-2 TBS poppy seeds, depending
3/4 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
Drizzle a little of the mixture over the ham and cheese layer before placing top layer of roll. Drizzle remaining mixture over the rolls. Bake at 350 until cheese is melted. Best when warm, but not bad cold either!


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Mike's Weather Blog -- January 2007 9:11 AM, Feb 3, 2007 Share Article January 31, 2007 - January 2007 Ends In Top 10 January 2007 will land in the top 10 coldest and snowiest of all past January's for Denver. It will be the seventh coldest on record with an average temperature of just over 21 degrees.As of Wednesday morning we are in the seventh snowiest position on the top 10 -- but could go higher depending on how much snow falls today. As little as 3.5 inches at Stapleton would loft us all the way up to fourth snowiest. January 29, 2007 - Denver's Memorable Winter Continues The average temperautre in Denver has been just under 22 degrees so far this month. That is good enough to land us a spot in the top 10 coldest on record.The most recent January in the top 10 was back in 1979 when the average temperature was just 18 degrees.With just a few more days to go, and temperatures expected to remain below normal, we shouldn't see much change in the ranking. Our current average temperature would land this year's January in 8th place.In addition to tracking the cold, we are also watching the days with consecutive snow cover on the ground grow. So far, this season is in 5th place and climbing.More details can be found under weather news on our main weather page. January 26, 2007 - January Thaw Over, Cold Weather To Settle In A cold front moving toward Colorado will bring an extended period of colder, unsettled weather to the state.By next weekend, it could potentially be bitterly cold, and more snow is in the forecast by Wednesday.Click through the slideshow linked above and we will explain the situation to you in great detail, complete with maps. January 25, 2007 - Winter Moving Back Into U.S. A shot of cold air is moving back into the nation this week, with bitter cold air moving into New England. This comes after a record warm November and December for many of these locations.By Friday, highs from Boston to New York City will only be in the upper teens. In northern New England, some towns may not get out of the single digits.A second surge of cold air is expected by the middle of the coming week.While the bitterly cold air will be over the east, Colorado will sit on the edge of the cold pool of air -- so our extended forecast reflects a cooling trend. January 24, 2007 - Snow Falls In El Paso, Texas Snow fell along the U.S. border with Mexico on Tuesday, even delaying the start of schools around El Paso, Tex. Tuesday morning.Officially about an inch fell at El Paso International Airport, but up to 6 inches fell around the El Paso metropolitan area.Earlier in the week heavy snow also fell in southern New Mexico, closing Interstate 25 from Socorro to Las Cruces. In Texas, portions of Interstate 10 was closed due to the snow. January 23, 2007 - Denver Inches Closer Toward Seasonal Snowfall Denver officially recorded just under 6 inches of new snow on Sunday, putting the total so far this season at 58 inches. In a normal season, the city would receive 61.7 inches of snow.The snow season began on Jul. 1, 2006 and will end on Jun. 30, 2007.So far in the month of January, 14.4 inches of snow has been recorded.With two typically snowy months ahead, March and April, Denver is on track to have memorable snow year. We can't say record setting, although anything is possible.To set a new record for the all-time snowiest, we would have to exceed 118.7 inches of snow this season. January 22, 2007 - Latest Storm Drops Snow In Phoenix, Tucson The same storm system that impacted Colorado on Sunday also brought a rare sight to southern Arizona -- snow.Officially at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport no snow was measured. However, the flakes did fly in the downtown area and across the suburbs.Farther south in Tucson, the snow was a bit heavier, piling up to an inch on many area lawns.In northern Arizona, the snow was much heavier -- adding up to a foot in the mountains around Flagstaff.Just a week ago a storm system brought flurries and light snow to the suburbs around Los Angeles, including Malibu. Snow also fell in and around San Diego. January 16, 2007 - Winter Hits South Texas The weather map is colorful over south Texas on Tuesday as numerous winter weather watches, advisories and warnings were in effect as of 7 a.m. Tuesday. Winter precipitation is rare in this part of the world -- only hitting about every 4 years on average.From El Paso to San Antonio and Houston -- winter weather is a threat to travelers today. Ironically, the annual meeting of the American Meteorological Society is taking place in San Antonio this week. January 15, 2007 - Brighter, Warmer Days Ahead The large winter storm that impacted Colorado from Thursday through Sunday will continue moving east today, leaving mostly sunny skies and a warming trend behind.It will be a slow climb for some locations, particularly high mountain valleys and in river valleys on the eastern plains. This is because cold air will get trapped under an inversion in the atmosphere.Cold air at the surface sinks and takes a while to scour out of locations such as Greeley on the eastern plains and Kremmling in the mountains.While more snow is in the forecast by the coming weekend, there are no major blasts of Arctic air looming on the horizon. January 13, 2007 - Ice Storm Cripples Southern Plains The same winter storm and cold front impacting Colorado's weather is bringing flooding rain, tornadoes and ice to Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois and Kentucky.In Oklahoma, many locations have seen 1 to 3 inches of freezing rain. Entire towns are without power in Pittsburg County.In Missouri there have been some fatal traffic accidents due to icy roads.A tornado touched down near Waco, Texas on Friday, causing some roof damage.In Arkansas, city streets in Fort Smith were flooded. January 12, 2007 - Wicked Weekend Weather Will Hit Much Of U.S. The large, slow-moving winter storm that we have been tracking all week will make some big weather headlines in the days to come.One aspect of this storm is the bitterly cold air that has moved south from Canada. It will make headlines for cities like Denver and Minneapolis.Over the center of the nation, where the cold front will stall for the next few days, copious amounts of precipitation are expected.On the warm side of the front, in places like Little Rock, Arkansas officials are bracing for up to 6 inches of rain between Friday night and Sunday.On the cold side of the front, from Oklahoma City to St. Louis, a major ice storm is taking shape. Some locations could see up to 2 inches of ice accumulate on roads, trees and powerlines.If that happens, there will be widespread power outages and damage from falling limbs and powerpoles.You will certainly see wintry weather at the top of the headlines all weekend long. There will also be widespread travel headaches for many, so check the forecast at your destination with our Travel Weather page before leaving on your trip.Travel weather can be accessed by clicking on Travel Weather in the blue navigation bar on the left of this page. January 10, 2007 - Approaching Storm Bringing Snow To The Coast The storm system we are awaiting here in Colorado is bringing cold and snow to the Pacific Northwest. Snow is even expected on the coasts of Washington and Oregon today, with up to 3 inches possible.There are winter weather advisories in effect for that region.Both Seattle and Portland are also expecting snow, with a few inches possible.Speaking of the latest winter storm threat, have you checked out the weather news section on the weather page of TheDenverChannel.com?.storyAd{display:none;}We have the best resources available locally including an in-depth forecast discussion, historical information, cold weather tips, and a description of Colorado weather jargon. January 9, 2007 - What Do Denver And Anchorage Have In Common? Typically you wouldn't think of comparing the weather between a coastal Alaskan city and Denver, but this year, they share one thing in common -- snow!Anchorage has seen a tough winter so far, with temperatures running well below normal and plenty of snow. On Monday the high was 0 degrees and the low was 12 below zero. Normals are 22 by day and 9 above zero at night.So far during January, the city has recorded 18 inches of snow, which is about 15 inches above normal. Since December 1, over 50 inches of snow has been measured. January 8, 2007 - Wintry Weather West, Springlike East Winter has a firm grip on Colorado, and will continue to do so at least for the next 10 days. Meanwhile, back east, folks are asking what happened to winter?Record highs in the 60s and 70s have been set up and down the east coast, from Boston to Washington. In the nation's capital, the cherry blossoms were starting to bloom.In New York City, residents have yet to see a flake of snow this season.The capital city of New York state, Albany, hit 71 degrees this past Saturday. That is a full 40 degrees above normal. Not only was it a new daily record, but also a new all-time January high. January 7, 2007 - Expect Strong, Gusty Winds Next 36 Hours A building area of high pressure to the west of Colorado will join forces with the jet stream passing overhead and a weather disturbance aloft to bring strong, gusty winds to much of the state.This will produce areas of blowing and drifting snow, and could be a real hazard at times on area roadways. The high winds will keep the avalanche danger considerable to high in the back country both today and tomorrow.In the mountains, there will be an ongoing chance for snow showers, especially along the Continental Divide. January 6, 2007 - Windy Night Means Areas of Blowing Snow A blustery winter night is in store if you have plans to head out on the town. The gusty wind will create areas of blowing and drifting snow. This could mean low visibility on roadways.Please use extreme caution tonight when out and about -- and bundle up! January 5, 2007 - Clearing Skies Tonight Will Mean Very Cold Temps Brrrrr --- this fresh snow falling today, combined with clearing skies tonight and cold air moving in from the north, mean we will wake up Saturday morning to widespread temperatures in the single digits above and below zero.In the foothills and mountains lows by Saturday morning will fall into the teens below zero, with 20s below in high valleys, such as around Gunnison and Alamosa. January 4, 2007 - One More Day Of Melting Before Cold, Snow Returns Expect mild conditions as we sit ahead of a cold front today. It will be breezy with increasing clouds, especially through the afternoon and evening. The good news is we should see some more snow melt.In fact, some places saw melting all night long last night as temperatures stayed in the 30s and lower 40s thanks to the wind.Behind the front temperatures will drop and snow will spread from north to south across the region.This will not be a big storm by any means compared to what we have seen in recent days. Expect 5 to 10 inches in the mountains, 3 to 6 inches in the foothills and along the palmer divide. Everyone else should receive less than 4 inches.You may have to shovel, but it will be a dry and fluffy snow. The challenge might be trying to find a place to put it!There will be quite a bit of wind with this cold front, both in the foothills and on the plains. Even with minor snow accumulations, we could still see very low visibilities and considerable drifting. Blizzard conditions are even possible for a short period of time.Right now it looks like the snow will start overnight and be at peak during the Friday morning commute. This is a fast-moving weather system, and should completely exit Colorado by Saturday morning.Please stay with 7NEWS and TheDenverChannel.com for the latest. Should the timing of this cold front change over the next 12 hours, or if advisories or warnings are issued, we will keep you posted. January 3, 2007 - More Snow, Wind In Forecast A fast-moving, but potent storm system will impact Colorado late Thursday into early Saturday. Ahead of the storm expect gusty winds, especially in and near the foothills.Behind the front we will see colder temperatures and a chance for snow.At this time snow accumulations do not look significant. Storm totals for the mountains should range from 5 to 10 inches, with isolated higher amounts on west and northwest slopes.The Denver metro area should see 1 to 3 inches of snow, with isolated higher amounts over the Palmer Divide.Please stay with 7NEWS and TheDenverChannel.com should we need to fine tune this forecast information over the next 12 to 24 hours as new data arrives. January 2, 2007 - Looking Back At 2006 2006 will be remembered for years to come across the nation -- for different reasons.In much of Texas, it will be remembered for record warmth. Both Dallas and Waco just recorded their warmest year on record. The average temperature during 2006 surpassed that recorded during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s.In Colorado, we will remember 2006 simply due to the twin holiday blizzards.Residents along the eastern coastlines will remember that it was a quiet year in the tropics, with no landfalling hurricanes, and only a few tropical storms that grazed the region early in the season.The Pacific Northwest will remember 2006 for the record rain that fell in November, turning streams into raging rivers. Previous Entries: Mike's Weather Blog -- 2006 Archives Mike's Weather Blog -- 2005 Archives Share Article A Share A A A Share Article


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Sea ice has emerged as the canary in the coal mine of climate change, and its summer extent in the Arctic has decreased by approximately 50 percent over the past decade. On March 20, John E. Walsh, chief scientist at the International Arctic Research Center at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, will present a lecture titled "Melting Ice: What is Happening to Arctic Sea Ice and What Does It Mean for Us?" with an introduction by U.S. Senator Mark Begich. The event is part of the Roger Revelle Lecture Series sponsored by the National Research Council.
DETAILS: The event is free and open to the public and will begin at 5:30 p.m. EDT Wednesday, March 20 in the Baird Auditorium of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, located at the intersection of 10th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W. in Washington, D.C. For more information and to register to attend, visit http://nas-sites.org/revellelecture/. Reporters who wish to attend should register in advance with the Office of News and Public Information; 202-334-2138 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Listed are the name, breed, sex, and impound number. For information, call 419-213-2800. For a complete list of dogs available for adoption from the dog warden, go to www.lucascountydogs.petfinder.com.
'Pudge,' female puggle, 991
'Candy,' female Lab, 5716
'Rex,' male Lab mix, 1039
'Oreo,' male beagle mix, 5818
'Wilma,' female Jack Russell mix, 1056
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Dogs killed July 9 and 10 by Lucas County Dog Warden Julie Lyle:
Breed and description; location seized; charge, if any:
Labrador retriever mix, white female, unlicensed, owner requested euthanasia because of age and illness, surrendered by Daniel Lisak, Hawk Street, Toledo.
Jack Russell terrier mix, orange and white male, licensed, owner requested euthanasia because of dog aggression, surrendered by Suzanne Lowe, Central Avenue, Toledo.
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Ok. it's Steiny. This is not fact by any means. Let us not forget how he and his "mentor" Brian Bassett "Broke" the news of Tom Gambles hiring. They take other leaks that actual journalists (Manish, Coz, Orr, Cimini) actually report, and just accelerate them and guess. Please don't assume this is even the slightest bit true.
Edit: while what I just said above still stands, i just realized there is literally a video of Brees saying this. Different story, but still not 100%.


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Member of the Tribunal since 1 October 2005; re-elected as from 1 October 2014; President of the Tribunal 2011-2014
Born: Tokyo, Japan, 15 January 1937.
Education: LL.B. Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo (1961).
Professional Experience: Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1961–2002): Director, International Conventions Division (1976–1977), Director, Legal Affairs Division (1977–1978), Director, Treaties Division (1978–1981), Counsellor-Minister, Japanese Embassy, Republic of Korea (1981–1984), Deputy Director-General, Asian Affairs Bureau (1984–1987), Deputy Director-General, Treaties Bureau (1987), Consul General of Japan, San Francisco (1987–1990), Director-General, Treaties Bureau (1990–1992), Executive Secretary, International Peace Cooperation Headquarters, Prime Minister's Office (1992–1993), Director-General, Foreign Policy Bureau (1993–1995), Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs (1995–1997), Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs (1997–1999), Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Japanese Embassy, United States of America (1999–2001); Professor of International Law, Chuo University, Tokyo (2002–2007); Visiting Professor of International Law, Waseda University, Tokyo (2002–2007); Senior Advisor to the Rector, United Nations University (2003–2007); Director, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (2003–2012); Director, Proudfoot Japan Inc. (2007–2011); Director, Nifco Ltd. (2010–present); Professor, Waseda University, Tokyo (2007–present); Chairman, Advisory Panel for the Prime Minister on Reconstruction of the Legal Basis for Security, Japan (2007–present); Advisor, Japan Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc. (2008–present); President, International Law Association (Japan Branch) (2009–present).
Member: Vienna Conference on the Law of Treaties (1968–1969); UN Conference on Trade and Development (1972); UN General Assembly Sessions (First, Second and Sixth Committees, 1972–1974, 1976, 1991, 1993–1996); UN Outer Space Committee and Legal Sub-committee Sessions (1973–1974); Third UN Conference on the Law of the Sea (1973–1978); Drafting Committee of the Law of the Territorial Sea (1977); fisheries negotiations with Indonesia, the Soviet Union and the Republic of Korea (1978–1980); Japan Korea Joint Committee on the Continental Shelf (1985); APEC (1995); ASEAN Regional Forum (1995–1996); ASEM (1995–1996); Political Directors Meeting of G7/G8 Summit (1996–1997).
Publications: Author of numerous articles, including "Japan and the Emerging Order of the Sea: Two Maritime Laws of Japan", Japanese Annual of International Law, 1978; "Presentation Made at the Trade Bill Conference, Brigham Young Law School", Brigham Young University Law Review, 1989; "Law Concerning Cooperation for United Nations Peace-keeping Operations and Other Operations: the Japanese PKO Experience", Japanese Annual of International Law, 1993; "Japan's Legal Framework for Peace-keeping Operations and International Humanitarian Relief Operations", Japan-US-Canada Trilateral Perspectives on International Legal Issues, 1996; "Remembering and Forgetting: The U.S. Role in the Asia Pacific at the Turn of the Century", The CSIS Press, 2001; "Evolution of Japan's Peace-keeping Operations", United Nations' Contributions to the Prevention and Settlement of Conflicts – Series of the Institute of Comparative Law in Japan, 2003; "La coopération régionale contre la piraterie en Asie", Annuaire français de droit international, 2006; "Drastic Changes in Japan's Diplomacy" (in Japanese), The Asahi Shinbun, 2007; "Japan's Contribution to International Peace and its Political and Legal Background", in: Coexistence, Cooperation and Solidarity: Liber Amicorum Rüdiger Wolfrum, Holger P. Hestermeyer, Doris König, Nele Matz-Lück et al. (eds), Martinus Nijhoff, Leiden, 2011; "Japan and the United States in Changing Asia: Challenge and Perspective", Waseda University, 2012.