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Agua azul and the missing passport
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. do not take the first available taxi you see, or trust that the price someone gives you is the best. i had friends that told me i should stay at a ranch near the ruins, but i was too tired to figure out where it was so i had oscar take me to the first place near the ruins. $20, which doesn?t sound bad, but the other place would?ve been $10. second, the next day i wanted to go to agua azul.. beatufil by the way, and i oscar was outside dropping more people off at maya bell.. and i didn?t realize how far it was going to be, so i asked for a ride.. yea.. 1.5 hours.. he charged me eighty dollars!!! i later found out i coudl?ve taken a colectivo for 10 dollars.. and a bus to maya bell would?ve cost me one dollar instead of 5.. and i found out that there?s another bus i can take to go on my long endeavors.. i?ve been taking mainly ADO, but there?s another one called AEXO that is waaaay cheaper. so i?m goign to go for that for now on... well live and learn.. don?t be in a rush.. don?t take the first price. at least i learned it early on.. okay, so agua azul. soo beautiful.. i can?t even begin to describe the power of the falls, toby said it well when he was describing it ?"here you can feel that water was the power of the mayans, the power of humanity." no wonder the Holy spirit is referred to as flows of living water.. it?s so powerful. and then with the backdrop of the jungle.. and i?m going to have picture up`soon of the jungle on facebook.. probably tomorrow.. but they definitely don?t give it justice. and it was so wonderful cuz i got to swim in the falls! and feel the currents pushing me.. you?ll see pictures. but it was also really cool, because even though i think i got cheated, it was a good experience befriending oscar my taxi driver. one i had an awesome talk with him about God. He?s catholic, and believes in the virgen of Gudalupe, and was telling me how it originated with Juan Diego. and i started asking him questions about if he considers mary higher than christ, because i really don?t understand it. and then he got so passionate, and says he always prays in the name of jesus christ. and told me about how he used to be on crack, and beat his wife when he got drunk, but by reading about the stories in the bible, and allowing God to change him from the insideout, he has been able to see a better way, a harder way, but better. praise God. He also talked to me about the natives living in the area. the bus ride up was so mind blowing. it was like history meating the present. the natives there really do wear traditional clothes, and not to appease the tourists, but because it is their way of life. their native tongue is chol in this area of chiapas, and oscar was telling me how in the native schools they have bilingual teachers, and that the indigenas don?t need to wear uniforms because they can?t afford it. which is interesting because every other school in mexico, it is mandatory. also, for the indigeneous kids, they have to walk many miles from the cierras to get to school, and after just driving it i was tired. they go through a lot of work, to get an education. and the maize! i?ve known that maize (corn) was originated in mexico, but to see the rows and rows and rows of maize everywhere in the hilltops was amazing. oscar told me that the men (campaneros) cut the maize from way up top, and every day the women carry it down to the town to sell. such hard work. they carry it with a bag that is held with their head and lays on their back. it?s hard to explain.. and today i went to los ruinas de palenque. you always hear about the lost civilization of the maya.. and how people don?t know why these cities were abandoned.. but you can?t really grasp this mystery until you?ve visited it. it?s amazing. it was a real city, and i could imagine myself living there. and it?s HUGE! and set right in the center of the jungle. once again, ?words can?t describe how i felt while i was there.. all i know is that i left with the same question as everyone else.. why was this place abandoned? what i can describe is how dizzy i felt when i climbed to the top of one of the very small temples.. i?m scared of heights, and these stairs did not seem safe, so after the first one, i stayed at the bottom of all the others.. well at least at the bottomo f the semi high and really high ones.. and let me tell you.. these thigns are high!! also, everywhere you went inside the ruins there were indegenous people selling different memorabilia... and i dont?t knowif you need a special permit to sell things here, but one thought came to mind.. this place belongs to them. it is their home, thier history. they belong there more than anyone else that was there, and because it is their history, they own it. it makes me want to know more about my history, my persian side, and swedish side. i want to know what my history is made of, to see more of what i own in my blood.. the lineage God put behind me to get me wherei am today. i think it?s important for all of us to understand, and appreciate and remember our ancestry. oh, and on the bus ride heading to san cristobal.. which i had to turn back on.. i met a guy named heroberto.. and the first thing i?noticed was that he made the sign of the cross and kissed his hands towards God before we left. it reminded me of something i read in rigoberto menchu?s book.. that the indegenous every day thank the great father.. aka God.. and even those that now work in the world, still give thanks because it is tradition. traditions are important to remember the peopel who were before you.. it was a beautiful moment. well, that?s a lot of info.. and if you?ve made it, i?m proud of you. lol. i don?t have the pictures up yet, but they?ll be up either tomorrow or the next day.. hopefully i?ll be in san cristobal. God bless, love, michelle. ps psalm 115 is really good. i read it while at the falls with oscar.
soo much has happened. lets start by telling you that i should be writing this letter from san cristobal, but i?m writing it from palenque.. everyone knew it was going to happen.. yes, i lost my passport. i figured it out half way to san cristobal and turned around. it turned out to be a good thing, because i?ve been having trouble connecting to God, and the whole time i was jsut begging for Him to help me, and feeling bus sick the whole time.. and then i realized that this trip isn?t just about me, it?s about Him, He?s on this adventure with me, and He?s my guide. so whether i find my passport or not, it?s all good cuz Hes drivign.. luckily the first place i thought i might?ve left it said that they had given it some woman, and they?re goign to take me to her in the morning. so it looks like it?s all good. yay!! God is good :) as for the rest of my trip. i got into palenque at 5 in the morning, took the first taxi, number 182. my taxi driver?s name was oscar. he?s awesome.but before i get into him let me tell you guys about the lesson i learned


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Tripping horse My mare will trip which seems to be at random(hills, flats, walk, trot..). She has injured her leg before but she can move fine and smoothly. I have the farrier trim her hoofs every 2-3 months and they are not even that fast growing. I believe she gets distracted with the surroundings or lazy (a little of both) and does not pick up her feet so she trips. What could I do to help her not trip so much? Thank you. |
How old is she? She might not have learned to balance a rider yet. You could do some trotting work over poles to get her to focus on her feet. If she is older, the first thing I would suspect is that her toes are too long. 2-3 months might be stretching it too far for her. Does she get better and trip less frequently following a trim. If she trips regardless of where she is in her trim cycle, I would suspect either some navicular changes or possibly arthritis. I would have her vetted to rule this out.Good luck. |
There could be several problems at work here. Just the first few things that come to mind is that your horse could be bored because you may just be a passenger instead of a rider or you could be sitting unbalanced on her or your farrier is not doing the right trim on her or her tack is not fitting her properly. All that is assuming that there isn't something physically wrong with her so I would have her vet checked before proceeding. As for having her feet trimmed, 6 weeks is the norm, not 3 months. We really need to know a lot more about hour horse, her training, her age, and your experience. |
I had a horse who'd trip herself-- one back leg would actually cross in front of the other. It was faulty conformation. I was told to ride her a lot in deep, heavy sand. It helped. Also, I started my first dressage lessons on her, and ALL the exercises were extremely beneficial. I realize your tripping is on the front end, but deep sand and shoulder-in might help you too.:-) |
Mine tripped horribly because the farrier I used before left too much toe on her. My solution was to change a farrier. :) |
I asked my vet about the same thing. My horse was dragging her feet and I took her in to make sure nothing was wrong... He suggested putting very light dog collar chain to help remind the horse to pick up her feet. Make it loose enough that it can shake around- make sure it is NOT tight. It worked for me... But don't use this advice against me LOL |
She is 12 years old. Knows basic cues. I'm not a professional rider at all but, I don't consider myself a beginner. I had a trainer look at my form and she said I was holding myself well. Her hoofs grow slowly. I normally have them trimmed at 2months and even then they aren't very long, just a little chipped around the edges. I actually switch to the farrier I have now(for about a year already) and he is very accomplished but, the problem continues. I do not have the money to buy sand but I can trot her over poles. How far should they be spaced? What are "navicular changes"? She doesn't trip all of the time...mostly when she is nervous or tired...which leads me to thinking it isn't arthritis. But, a vet check would still be beneficial. Time to start saving :) thanks |
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Hey guys how do you fold a Double Bull blind so it will go back in the carring bag.
I have a 360 blind with 5 hubs.4 for the sides and one for the top.This blind also has a opening in the top for hunting birds.
I have been to the Double Bull site, but they only tell you how to set it up and brush it.
Any help appreciated.
Now I had a friend that wanted to see my blind.Reason being he had some suport rods come out of his,and couldn't find how they went.
So I popped mine up.And we saw his was smaller.So he had 4 small rods in the wrong hubs.So I removed all the rods and place the 4 short rods for the top and the long rods for the sides.Folded his up and we put it the bag. Now heres the kicker .We went to fold mine up. And we reset mine up several times ,takeing it down different ways.And no way could we find to make it small enought to put the blind back in the bag.


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In the Planning Stages... 72 Bowfront... pump, powerheads, & protein skimmer? Hey guys- I think this may be my first post here.. although I've been lurking for awhile... gonna start off with a joke. "An irishmen was driving down the street in a sweat because he had an important meeting and couldn't find a parking place. Looking up to heaven he said, 'Lord take pity on me. If you find me a parking place I will go to Mass every Sunday for the rest of me life and give up me Irish Whiskey!' Miraculously, a parking place appeared. The irishmen looked up again and said, 'Never mind, I found one.' " :lol: OK so I've been reading/planning a salt water tank for almost a year now and now it's time to nail down on some equipment decisions. I've decided on a 72gal oceanic reef ready bowfront with a (?? gal) DIY sump (the biggest that will fit under the cabinet)... I am gonna start with a FOWLR (think about 120lbs? of live rock/sand) & wanna keep my options open to upgrade later. What pumps & powerheads would you recommend to me? - I would like a 12x turn over rate. And a good compromise between wattage usage/longevity/noise/ and cost obviously. What are the differences between a japanese motor/USA one? Any suggestions? Also, whats everybody's favorite protein skimmer? I'm skeptical to believe what the online stores have to say about the products they are selling... of course its the best! |
Wecome to the forum, Sean. I think that is a great selection for a tank. I started with a 46 bow myself and always liked the look of them. For Powerheads, I use Hydor Koralias. I have a 150 Reef Ready and I use a HK2, a HK3 and a HK4 for circulation, and I have an Eheim Compact+ 5000 for my return pump. I am currently running a reef, so I have a higher turnover rate, about 26X. I would think that an HK3 would work perfect for you. They are 850 gph, about 12x a 72 gallon tank. For the Skimmer, I personally use a Berlin Classic. I wouldn't reccommend it, but it gets the job done. There is the Marineland In-Sump Skimmer, I would use the 300. A lot of the guys on this forum are into the AquaC Models, and for a sump, I would think the AquaC EV 180 would be a good fit. Or maybe the Berlin X2 Turbo. This is the newer version of my skimmer, and a needle wheel, for better foam fractionization. Hopefully this helped. What is your stocking list? |
thanks for the info wake -i really havent gone into much thought about stocking the tank yet-I really am focused on piecing it togethere and getting everything up and running first. Im still looking to find the best place to get LR or Dry rock (and seeding it) and enough sand for a 3inch or so sand bed... Im def gonna have a good cleanup crew, blue tang and a pair of clowns. Asides from that, i'm still debating whether to make it (or have the option to make it) a reef tank, and whatever other fishes would be a goof choice & aesthetically pleasing for the tank |
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Bill Clinton was running for his second term and gas was $1.13 a gallon the last time Duke Nukem ruled the video game world.
The wisecracking, musclebound, misogynist action hero had already appeared in several games, but the January 1996 release of Duke Nukem 3D made him a star. The game's bloody violence and uncensored profanity outraged parents and the media: Naturally, it went on to sell 3.5 million copies.
And so a huge outpouring of excitement accompanied the April 1997 announcement of a sequel. Called Duke Nukem Forever, it quickly became the most anxiously awaited product in the business.
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As I look back, it seems to me, however, all this discussion was given impetus by the emergency measure which brought about a rule in the Federal Government during the depression, forbidding two married people to hold government positions, either the man or the woman had to give up a job. Now that the emergency is over, that rule has been rescinded, but there is, I think, one consideration in government employment that does not exist in private employment. The Government wants to prevent the building up of a family bureaucracy.
However, salaries are low in government positions and there is very little outside employment to be obtained in the City of Washington. Therefore, even though you may not want to build up families who work for the the Government only, the question of the amount needed to live on decently must come into consideration. It seems to me that if a generous sum is set, on which an adequate standard of living may be preserved for the average family, that it might be well, if one member of the family earns that amount, to bar the employment of any other member of the family in government service. If a man and his wife together earn that amount, children who live in the same household should be barred from government employment.
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ok i read a article about the new weapon/tentacle a while back it said something about rebellion not having a solid form or something and if u look at the swords between the games they change except in dmc3 and 4 they r the same. this new weapon is supposed to be rebellion before it became the sword. im not too keen on the black hair but im sure they'll explain it and it wont stay. there was a vid that showed a devil trigger looking action in the gameplay trailer. his hair turned white. so maybe his hair becomes more white as his demonic power become stronger. im not gonna hate this game or the fact he black hair or he smokes. hell i smoke imma continue supporting capcom cuz dmc series is in my oppinion the best series out there idc wat ppl say
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I really hope this game does not Bomb, I am a huge fan of the Devil May Cry series and I have a feeling that if too many people dislike this one It may vanish into nothingness. Capcom hasn't really let me down yet though so I won't give up on the guys! Ninja Theory keep it going guys and release some more info to keep us excited on!
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What would have made people screaming in the trailer is if suddenly it shows a leg and near the camera and a katana is being held in someones hand and dante looks at him then the screen goes black for the DmC logo XD would have been awesome but hey, gotta keep wishing right? lol
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i love the game but what made me love dante was his white hair (sad face) D: ): this Game is Like Halo's way trying to get more Game Players and some people don't Play PS3 so that's losing people for DMC not Doing thinks like that. there like Halo Wars kiddy game.
Posted: November 1, 2010 3:34 PM -
ths usa producers dont have idea the dante series back the japanise producters...
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i cant belive that...
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I don t think Capcom would just abuse one of their characters like that. I think there probably redoing the whole series. Starting off as Dante being in his mid teen s maybe. Gives us more in depth of who he is, how he got the white hair. I think Capcom is taking all of us for a crazy spontaneous ride. Capcom is not stupid enough to make their fans hate them. I m sure they knew what was expected when they decided to make a reboot and choose that appearance for Dante.
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Okay honestly now. I personally think that DMC needed a reboot.
Think about it. DMC in one of Capcom s highest earning franchises and honestly it has been battened to death. I m not saying that I didn t like the old Dante, Devil May Cry was the first game I ever got on my ps2, but if you think about it has been done to death. The original was an amazing game but sadly it didn t really NEED a sequel it was a great stand-alone game. I did play the 2nd one and it was okay I enjoyed it for the most part but it didn t leave the game with the option for a sequel, Dante was in hell he was kinda trapped so let s not move forward, let s have a prequel. I hated DMC3 .it was pointless and I just gave up, and it takes A LOT for me to just quit a game even if it is bad. So when 4 came out I regrettably rented it once again I hated it. The story had basically been destroyed all you had to do was fight crap it had no substance and it hurt my girly-feelings. I do have to give it the game that it was graphically stunning and it had one of my favorite voice actors but that s basically it, the game was easy and I began to hate myself for being ticked in to trying it just because it have Devil May Cry on the cover. I think that a reboot was necessary for franchise to keep making money. I m not saying that I m gonna run out and buy it when it s releases hell I m not so sure that I ll even play it at all. You just have to accept that things get a reboot ALL THE TIME, and people WILL complain it s impossible to please everyone and it s a gamer s/fan s nature to hate change and we sometimes forget that change is a good thing. We have to look at this with fresh eyes instead of focusing on the past and imagining that our beloved game characters are just being phased out because they re not, well not exactly think of this game as a homage not just a reboot. And Ninja Theory is a good company they do have athing going for them where that make awesome games. We just have to trust that everything will turn out for the best.
Also you guys probably didn t even read this, it s so long hell I can say whatever I want and no one will notice ..boobies heheePosted: October 17, 2010 12:34 AM -
me i just wanna play as vergil in his own game one of this days
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I don't mind the black hair, they just should have made it longer like in devil may cry 3; but they at least should've kept rebellion (dante's sword - for those who don't know) in the game...hopefully dante will get his sword and original hair color back...this is just wishful thinking...maybe this dante is just undercover or maybe he's being accused of something terrible which causes him to change his appearance...but like i said "this is just wishful thinking"!
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OHHH we have a new dante came in. rebooting the game is stupid. look at the creative producer of NINja theory and teh NEW DANTE. LOOKS like theyre TWINS. LOL this game is a CRAP!
Posted: October 9, 2010 4:16 AM -
I think the creators have a good idea this coming from a huge DMC fan I can't wait to play this game.
Posted: October 4, 2010 8:40 AM -
i hate the new dante he sucks they should go back to the old dante
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(COMMando693)i have disagree with u,it look`s hot ,from the interview and players asking y this hair is black i think some part of the game ,maybe the end or middle they will make his hair gray(just from there reactions)
Posted: October 1, 2010 2:16 AM -
no porblem with the fact of reboot so but his hair was white when he was a kid
Posted: September 30, 2010 3:00 PM -
First of off, those guys are full of it!! They rather have bad feedback then no feedback?! This argument only works for general products. We are in the game industry and we are the fans!!!! if we tell you that we dont like the new appearance of the new Dante you should take us seriously!!! Look, at the very least, you shoud include the old Dante in the game as an unlockable costume, a reward for finishing the game. That is the very least you can do for the fans.
Posted: September 30, 2010 1:33 PM -
i am a big fan of the Devil May Cry series and i understand the premise behind it to tell about Dante childhood but i dont see why they would overhaul a iconic character design. It may juust be me i but from what ive seen i think the old Dante looked much cooler that this one, to me he just looks like some generic emo kid.
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i think they just have to get rid of that prototype looking sword because with that it will just be like dmc4 where you just unlock new powers for the mystical abilitys so what they need to do is make it so he has a solid weapon like the rebellion and he unlocks new weapons along the way like the first 3 dmc
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Honestly i've never played a DMC game before and this looks like an awesome place to start,
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What Jonathan and I discussed, was the possibility of having the module loading mechanism (modprobe) figure out what proc nodes a newly loaded module provides and selectively, apply settings to those nodes only.
That would make it possible to have a single, system-wide sysctl.conf file with settings for all sorts of modules, and we would no longer need to worry, that perhaps our modules isn't loaded when the settings are applied etc. Also, it makes sure that manually applied settings are not touched.
See the following sniplet from the bugzilla discussion for an example: -- snip --My system is configured with net.ipv4.ip_forward = 0... But I'm plying with routing so I did an echo -n 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward to enable forwarding. Now I plug in my USB disk and modules gets loaded. It's really important that ip_forward is still "1" at this point
-- snap --This should work for boot, randomly loading and unloading modules, manually changing /proc/sys settings at runtime etc.
Perhaps the heuristic needs to be: when loading a module, modprobe should (using sysctl or otherwise) look at sysctl.conf and set any values for entries created by the loading of this module, and disregard all others. sysctl -p would then serve the purpose of resetting all values to those in sysctl.conf, if needed by the user.
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Created by Yota Devices, the smartphone's claim to fame is its dual screens and always-on status. The premium Android smartphone with its liquid crystal display on one side and electronic paper display on the other is now on sale in Russia, Austria, France, Spain and Germany. YotaPhone will retail for 19,990 RUB in Russia and €499 (about $676) elsewhere.
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"The typical user picks up and activates their smartphone more than 150 times a day," said Yota Devices CEO Vlad Martynov. "Why? Because users worry that messages or information they need or want are hidden behind their phone's black screen. This is a huge distraction and can impede meaningful interaction with our friends, families and colleagues."
Yota Devices realized three years ago that electronic paper display (EPD) technology could make information available and visible without draining battery life and began working with E Ink, an EPD provider, to adapt its proprietary technology for a dual-screen smartphone.
"Once we determined that an electronic paper display would work as a second screen, an array of new and improved user experiences became obvious," said Martynov. "For example, YotaPhone combines a smartphone and e-reader into one device for those who enjoy reading on the go. You can save images and information on the second screen, and it stays there, even if you lose battery power. You can save anything on the always-on display from a map to a boarding pass. Information, like a missed call or meeting reminder, stays on the always-on screen until it is no longer needed."
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Muhammad Ali, 36 Before: 55-2, with losses only in his epic first bout with Joe Frazier and to Ken Norton when he fought through a broken jaw. After: 1-3, split two fights with a youthful Leon Spinks, suffered his only stoppage loss against Larry Holmes, and was decisioned by Trevor Berbick. Alexis Arguello, 30 Before: 70-5 and beat some of the sport's biggest stars while cleaning out three weight divisions from featherweight to lightweight. After: 7-3, including 5-3 in his final eight fights, although two of the losses were in his historic fights with Aaron Pryor, who handed him two of his three stoppage losses. Final loss came after a brief comeback at age 42. Henry Armstrong, 28 Before: 110-13-8 and the only boxer in history to hold world championships in three weight divisions simultaneously, from featherweight (126 pounds) to welterweight (147). After: 40-8-2, beginning with a loss to Fritzie Zivic in his last title fight, which was a rematch of another Armstrong loss in his previous fight. Tony Canzoneri, 23 Before: 93-14-8, with championship reigns in two weight divisions after turning pro at age 16. After: 44-10-2, including a loss to Wesley Ramey in Grand Rapids, after which he briefly regained the lightweight title. Career ended at age 30 with his only knockout loss, to Al "Bummy" Davis. Julio Cesar Chavez, 31 Before: 87-0 and universal acclaim as pound-for-pound king. After: 20-6-2, with a couple of decisions he might not have deserved, and four stoppage losses. Retired after four rounds against someone named Grover Wiley in his final fight, at age 43. Oscar De La Hoya, 26 Before: 29-0, en route to undisputed status as the highest-earning fighter in history. After: 10-6, including 8-6 in his last 14 fights, with losses to Bernard Hopkins, Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao, Felix Trinidad and two to Shane Mosley. Jack Dempsey, 29 Before: 60-4-9 and retired as heavyweight champion after just nine years as a pro. After: 1-2 after launching a comeback at age 31 against new champion Gene Tunney, who won both fights by decision, sandwiched around a Dempsey win over Jack Sharkey. Roberto Duran, 29 Before: 71-1, including eight years as lightweight champion and two knockout wins over his only conqueror, Esteban DeJesus. After: 32-15, beginning with a victory over Sugar Ray Leonard. In the rematch, Duran said "No mas," and his career went into decline, though he did briefly hold the middleweight title. Joe Frazier, 29 Before: 29-0 and defeated Muhammad Ali in their epic first fight at Madison Square Garden. After: 3-4-1, beginning with the first of two destructive knockout losses to George Foreman, and including two more fights with Ali, one of them the debilitating "Thrilla in Manila." Emile Griffith, 29 Before: 52-7 and the reigning middleweight champion after two welterweight reigns. After: 33-17-2, including 1-6 in title fights. Lost his last three fights at age 39. Larry Holmes, 35 Before: 45-0 and within four victories of matching Rocky Marciano's record for victories by an undefeated heavyweight champion. After: 24-6, starting with three victories that got him within one of Marciano, then consecutive losses to Michael Spinks twice, and Mike Tyson. Won his last four fights, the final one at age 52. Evander Holyfield, 37 Before: 36-3-1, including 28-0 to begin his career, with title reigns at cruiserweight and heavyweight, two wins over Tyson, and an epic trilogy with Riddick Bowe. After: 8-7-1, lost heavyweight title to Lennox Lewis, won one bid for a paper championship, lost several others, still fighting at age 48. Jack Johnson, 43 Before: 53-6-7 during a historic heavyweight championship reign in which he crossed the color barrier. After: 2-5 after a 1923 comeback, at age 45, following a three-year layoff. Before the comeback, Johnson had not fought a title bout in eight years, and few legitimate opponents afterward. Roy Jones, 35 Before: 48-1 with few close bouts and the only loss via disqualification in a fight he was winning. After: 5-7, with four violent knockout losses. Classic example of a speed-based fighter whose core skills were exposed when his athleticism slipped. Money problems have him still fighting, at 42. Jake LaMotta, 29 Before: 77-14-3, including a middleweight title reign and five of his six fights with Sugar Ray Robinson, one of them a victory. After: 6-5-1, beginning with a successful middleweight defense against Laurent Dauthuille in Detroit. Stopped in 13 rounds by Robinson in next fight and was finished as a legitimate contender. Three of four career stoppage losses came during this period. Sugar Ray Leonard, 31 Before: 34-1 with title reigns in three weight divisions and wins over Marvin Hagler, Thomas Hearns and Roberto Duran, the latter avenging an earlier defeat. After: 2-2-1 after the Hagler win, beginning with a victory over Donny LaLonde. Lucky to get a spurious draw with Hearns, beat Duran long past their primes, then lost to Terry Norris and Hector Camacho. Joe Louis, 36 Before: 58-1 and set the all-time record with 25 consecutive heavyweight title defenses. After: 8-2, beginning with a 15-round decision loss to Ezzard Charles in his last title fight. After stringing together eight wins, lost his final bout on a disturbing knockout by champion-in-waiting Rocky Marciano. Willie Pep, 26 Before: 134-1-1 and almost six years as reigning featherweight champion. After: 95-10, beginning with his first loss to Sandy Saddler in their historic series, which was the undoing of Pep. Sugar Ray Robinson, 30 Before: 123-1-2, with five wins over his only conqueror (Jake LaMotta), as he built a career widely acclaimed as the greatest in boxing history. After: 50-18-4, including five straight wins to run his record to 128-1-2, after which he lost his middleweight title to Randy Turpin. He would regain the title three more times but his invincibility had vanished. Sandy Saddler, 25 Before: 125-8-2, including title reigns twice at featherweight and once at junior lightweight, and one of boxing's most memorable rivalries against Willie Pep. After: 19-8, during which he regained the featherweight title from an aged Pep in their fourth fight (he was 3-1 in their series). He kept the title until he retired but lost seven over-the-weight, non-title bouts in the interim. Michael Spinks, 31 Before: 31-0 and became the first reigning light heavyweight champion to win the heavyweight championship. After: 0-1 after finally deciding to fight Mike Tyson. In 91 seconds, his reluctance was explained conclusively, and Spinks was finished as a fighter. Mike Tyson, 30 Before: 44-1, unified the heavyweight title, lost only to Buster Douglas, served a rape sentence, and became one of the most recognizable figures alive. After: 6-5, beginning with a successful title defense, after which he lost twice to Evander Holyfield. Last title bid, vs. Lennox Lewis, was an execution. Mickey Walker, 30 Before: 75-10 with lengthy title reigns at welterweight and middleweight, and an unsuccessful bid at light heavyweight. After: 19-10-4, including a draw with Jack Sharkey in a heavyweight title bid, in his first fight after turning 30. He never won another title fight. Pernell Whitaker, 33 Before: 39-1-1, with a decision loss to Jose Luis Ramirez that ranks among the worst in title-fight history, and a draw with Julio Cesar Chavez that many believed Whitaker won. 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HOUSTON, Dec. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Simon Bolivar Foundation, in a joint effort with CITGO Petroleum Corporation (CITGO) and its ultimate parent company, Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA), will donate more than 1,000 refurbished dome tents to Matthew 25: Ministries Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, which will facilitate the delivery of this donation to typhoon victims in the Philippines.
"At the Simon Bolivar Foundation, we wish to express our solidarity with our Filipino brothers and sisters in a meaningful way," said Simon Bolivar Foundation President Dr. Dario Merchan. "We are saddened by the humanitarian crisis facing the Philippines. We hope our donation will help by providing temporary shelter for some of the many people that were left homeless by the typhoon, thus contributing with ongoing recovery and reconstruction efforts."
The Simon Bolivar Foundation, the 501(c)(3) private foundation of CITGO, is dedicated to expanding access to health care to individuals affected by critical illness and to those who suffer from the severe backlash of poverty, in line with the social responsibility principles of solidarity shared by CITGO and PDVSA. In the past, the Simon Bolivar Foundation has implemented similar relief efforts for natural disaster victims in Haiti and Venezuela.
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"Siafu. Big damn ants. Run!"―Indiana Jones[src]
Siafu, also known as driver ants, army ants, giant ants, or giant ants of the Amazon[1] are giant red ants.[2] They are typically six inches long, with their size and appearance varying as a result of the quantity of fungus they are fed as larvae. Their jaws are strong enough to break human skin,[1] and a swarm was capable of carrying a full-grown human back to their nest.[2] The giants primarily served to retaliate against attackers.[1]
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In 1957, while Indiana Jones and his comrades were trying to flee from Soviets led by Irina Spalko in the jungles of South America, the car containing Spalko and her driver crashed into an anthill, home to a large colony of the siafu. Spalko pulled a pistol on Jones and his company, only to notice a rather large ant crawl onto her hand and bite her. She retaliated by squishing it with her bare hand, but then more ants started pouring into the car from underneath, prompting the driver and Spalko to start stomping as many as they could. Seeing the rapidly-deteriorating situation, the two fled, but while Spalko got to safety in a nearby tree, the ants swarmed the driver, and he was pulled down and eaten alive. One ant did climb onto Spalko, but she killed it by squishing it with her knees. However, this affair agitated the ants, and a vast swarm of then began raiding the forest floor. While Jones and the Russian colonel Antonin Dovchenko where having a fistfight, the swarm approached them but Harold Oxley revealed the Crystal Skull of Akator before them, causing the ants to diverge, and create an empty patch for Dovchenko and Jones to fight on. Eventually, Jones got the upper hand by beating the head of Dovchenko with a wooden trunk, causing the dazed colonel to fall backwards, into the antswarm. Subsequently, the ants swarmed him, and he was pulled into their nest and devoured. The ants subsequently dispersed, allowing Jones and his companions to proceed.
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Siafu are actually native to parts of Africa and Asia, not Brazil, and are oversized in the film. Being an archaeologist and not an entomologist, it's possible that Indy simply identified them incorrectly.
Brazil does have a genre of ants close to the Siafu, from the Atta genus (known locally as "Saúva").
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