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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 9, 2014) - Digital Shelf Space Corp. (the "Company" or "DSS") (TSX VENTURE:DSS)(PINKSHEETS:DTSRF) is pleased to announce that further to its new releases dated April 23, 2014 and April 30, 2014, the Company has closed the second and final tranche of its private placement financing (the "Offering") and issued 3,640,000 units at a price of $0.10 per unit for gross proceeds of $364,000. Proceeds from the closing of this tranche of the Offering combined with the proceeds of the first tranche of the Offering provide the Company with total gross proceeds of $3,000,000.
Each unit consists of one common share and one common share purchase warrant. Each whole purchase warrant entitles the holder to purchase one common share of the Company at the price of $0.15 per common share on or before the date occurring 12 months following the closing of the Offering (the "Offering Warrants").
The Company paid finder's fees totaling $25,480 and issued 254,800 non-transferrable share purchase warrants as finder's fees. The non-transferrable share purchase warrants issued as finder's fees have the same exercise price and term as the Offering Warrants.
In accordance with applicable securities legislation, securities issued pursuant to the Offering are subject to a hold period of four months plus one day from the date of completion of the Offering.
The Offering and payment of finders' fees are subject to final regulatory approval.
Monies raised from this financing will be used toward working capital and general corporate purposes and transaction and related expenses.
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Digital Shelf Space is an independent creator, producer and distributor of home entertainment content targeted at the fitness and sports instruction market. Digital Shelf Space's overall content partnership strategy is to align itself with world-class, global brand partners. For more information please visit www.digitalshelfspace.com and to view the Company's products please visit www.gsprushfit.com and www.touracademydvds.com.
Jeffrey Sharpe, President & CEO
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In connection with the forward-looking information contained in this news release, Digital Shelf Space has made numerous assumptions. While Digital Shelf Space considers these assumptions to be reasonable, these assumptions are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and contingencies.
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ROLI's New Musical Keyboard Makes Fans Of VCs, To The Tune Of $12.8M
Building a successful hardware business is hard enough, and making inroads in the music-hardware industry is even harder. One entrepreneur is taking on the combined challenge by creating a new kind of musical instrument, and venture investors have staked him with $12.8 million to score a hit.
London-based startup ROLI has developed a digital instrument called the Seaboard Grand that looks like a piano keyboard but is covered by a layer of soft silicone. Its keys are pliable and can produce vibrations and other sound effects at the touch of the player's fingertips that are impossible with hard keys.

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Lions quickly replace Hanson, sign Akers
Allen Park, MI – Just one day after Jason Hanson retired, the Detroit Lions quickly filled his shoes by reportedly signing David Akers on Friday.
Hanson retired on Thursday after 21 years and 327 games with the team after being drafted in the second round of the 1992 draft. He set a record for most seasons and most games played with just one team.
The Detroit Free Press is reporting that Akers is coming to Detroit after being released from the San Francisco 49ers last month.
Akers, 38, struggled at times last season as he made just 29 of his 42 field goal attempts for a 69.0 percent efficiency, his lowest proficiency since 1999. He did, though, hit a 63-yard field goal last season, which tied an NFL record.
The six-time Pro Bowl selection has connected on 367-of-453 field goal attempts along with 521-of-527 extra point attempts with Washington, Philadelphia and San Francisco.


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Carlie Tarbell recorded a career-high 12 saves, but the 19th-ranked University of New Hampshire field hockey team was defeated 7-0 Sunday afternoon by fifth-ranked Virginia at Turf Field.
UNH, in its seventh game of the season against a nationally ranked team and third versus a top-5 opponent, is now 6-6 overall; in those previous top-5 matchups, the Wildcats lost 3-2 to both Syracuse University and University of Connecticut. UVA improved to 13-2.
Tarbell, whose previous personal best was nine saves, made nine stops in the second half.
UNH generated a penalty corner at 32:30, but the Cavailiers' defense blocked the direct shot by Megan Bozek. The Wildcats earned another corner less than a minute later, and this time the shot by Casey Pohlmeyer was blocked.
UVA finished with a 25-9 shot advantage, but UNH had a 6-4 edge in corners.
New Hampshire returns to action Oct. 12 at home against America East foe University of Vermont. Game time at Memorial Field is 2 p.m.
Women's X-C 15th in New Englands
WESTFIELD, Mass. – Junior Julia Credendino placed 67th overall as the UNH women's cross country team placed 15th at the 37-team New England Championships Sunday afternoon at Stanley Park.
The Wildcats wrapped up the varsity division with 466 points, while Boston College totaled 45 points to capture the event for the second straight year.
Credendino completed the 5-kilometer course in a time of 18:37.15, while freshman McKenzie Haney placed 77th at 18:40.89. Haney has put together a solid rookie campaign for the Wildcats, highlighted by a fourth-place finish two weeks ago in a dual-meet against Maine.
Senior Meagan Boucher finished 96th in a time of 18:53.55, while sophomore Gabby Mancuso and senior Lucy Garfield placed 111th and 115th, respectively, at 19:04.99 and 19:06.49.
Freshman Brianna Boden was 163rd in a time of 19:40.30, and junior Lindsey Judge took 173rd at 19:47.71 to round out the Wildcat finishers.
The Wildcats return to action on Saturday, Oct. 13 when they take part in the Pre-Nationals meet at Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, Ky.
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WESTFIELD, Mass. – Sophomore John Prizzi placed 67th overall to lead the UNH men's cross country team to a 20th-place finish at the 37-team New England Championships Sunday afternoon at Stanley Park.
The Wildcats finished the varsity division with 519 total points, while Dartmouth captured the meet with 83 points.
Prizzi completed the 8-kilometer course in a time of 25:35.38, two weeks after he finished fifth overall in a dual-meet against rival Maine. The sophomore was the third Wildcat to cross the finish line at last week's Paul Short Invitational.
Junior Joseph Jourdain was the second Wildcat to cross the finish line as he placed 95th at 25:53.16.
Sophomores Jeff Moretti and Dean Bhatt finished 110th and 113th, respectively, in times of 26:03.07 and 26:04.29. Fellow sophomore Sam Gagnon turned in a 134th-place finish at 26:12.43.
Jeremy Wildgoose was 156th at 26:26.88, while classmate David Gervais placed 167th in a time of 26:41.33.
The Wildcats return to action on Saturday, Oct. 13 when they take part in the Pre-Nationals meet at Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, Ky.
Donegan America East POW
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – After a solid performance at the Paul Short Invitational, freshman Laura Rose Donegan of the UNH women's cross country team was named the America East Performer of the Week, announced by league Tuesday afternoon.
Donegan continued her impressive first season for New Hampshire with a strong performance in the women's 6k race, registering a 25th place finish with a time of 21:00. Donegan, having already placed second at the America East Pre-Conference meet, has established herself as one of the top female runners in the conference after outpacing more than 300 participants on Friday. Her outstanding race helped New Hampshire to a ninth place finish in a field of 40. The Wildcats were also the top America East school on the women's side.
Thatcher, Falcusan honored
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Junior right-side hitter Morgan Thatcher and senior setter Jansan Falcusan of the UNH volleyball team earned America East's Player and Setter of the Week awards, respectively, announced by the league office Monday afternoon.
Thatcher earned her third Player of the Week honor this season and second in as many weeks, after leading the Wildcats to a 2-0 weekend with road wins over UMBC and Binghamton. She totaled 35 kills and averaged 3.89 kills per set (ranking third in the conference) with a .351 hitting percentage (fifth in the conference) last week. Thatcher also added nine digs and seven blocks. In the five-set win over UMBC, Thatcher led the Wildcats with 18 kills and a .405 hitting percentage. She only had three attack errors in the entire five-set match. The junior also led the team with 17 kills in the four-set win over Binghamton. Thatcher has led UNH in kills in every match during the team's six-match winning streak, averaging 4.24 kills per set and a .307 hitting percentage in that span. She leads the Wildcats in kills (269) and kills per set (3.54) this season, racking up double-digit kills in all but three of the team's 19 matches.
Falcusan quarterbacked UNH to a league-best .274 hitting percentage, averaging 11.44 assists per set. She logged 50-plus assists in both wins, posting 51 against UMBC before racking up 52 at Binghamton in four sets. Falcusan has recorded at least 30 assists in the last six matches since she missed the first three weeks of the season due to injury. UNH is on a six-match winning streak since Falcusan returned to the starting lineup as the setter has averaged 10.80 assists per set in that span, leading her team to a .252 hitting percentage.
UNH Roundup: UNH field hockey blanked by No. 5 Virginia
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Carlie Tarbell recorded a career-high 12 saves, but the 19th-ranked University of New Hampshire field hockey team was defeated 7-0 Sunday afternoon by fifth-ranked Virginia at Turf Field.


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Thwaite Mills Watermill
Thwaite Mills is one of the only fully restored working water-powered mills in Yorkshire. With over 300 years of industrial history, a tour of this early 19th century watermill presents a fascinating insight into life and times of the putty mill and its owners, the Horn family.
The islands on which the mill stands have become a rich wildlife habitat. Situated along the River Aire you can enjoy peaceful walks around the mill.
This museum has a Designated Collection of national importance.
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Baby changing facilities and outdoor play areas are provided for children.
Contact the museum for an information leaflet and directions.
Object identification is avalible through written enquiries.
Part of a Designated Collection of national importance is on display at this venue.
The unique focus of Thwaite Mills is the two giant turning waterwheels. The musuem also has a functioning blacksmith's forge amongst other traditional used industrial machinary. The Mills Manager House is also open to the public. This fine Georgian house, build in 1823 is now a grade 2 listed building, which authentically recreates the history of the mill.
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Social History, Science and Technology, Land Transport, Inland Waterways, Industry, Archives, Architecture, Archaeology
Key artists and exhibits
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An Island Home - Key Stage One - Year Two
Half-day workshop for Year Two pupils.
Develop an understanding of geographical features and ideas. Express views about people, places and environment. Find out who lived and worked at Thwaite and the sorts of jobs they did.
Ring 0113 276 2887 to book and for availability.
Early Years at Thwaite Mills
Learning through play can children can use a variety of play equipment, helping them to understand how the mill, water wheels, cogs and canal systems work.
Experience Wartime at Thwaite Mills Watermill - Key Stage Two
Half-day workshop for Key Stage Two pupils.
Experience World War II at Thwaite. Discover why putty production was so important and investigate how real artefacts can be used to tell us what life was like during the war. Measure out a week's rations and hear a real air raid siren.
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Guided Tours around the Mill - All ages and abilities
Guides are available to take pre-booked groups around the working water-powered mill. Tours can be tailored to complement a variety of age-groups, abilities and themes including working conditions, the environment and water power, materials and their properties and forces.
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Special Projects at Thwaite Mills Watermill
At various times during the year we run special projects, such as Easter and Christmas activities. Contact us on 0113 276 2887 for details of what's coming up.
Victorian Daily Life - Key Stage Two
Half-day workshop for Key Stage Two pupils
Experience Victorian domestic life. Carry out duties in the kitchen, experience Wash Day and discover how a rag rug is made. During all three hands-on activities children are encouraged to make comparisons between past and present.
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This led workshop supports science, engineering, technology and maths on the theme of waterpower. It is a full day free workshop in which pupils will have opportunities to discover how the mill wheel works through practical tasks including building working model waterwheels and using dynamos to generate electricity.
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Mayor Thomas M. Menino's plan to develop 30,000 new housing units in Boston by the year 2020 is ambitious. But is it doable? And what major obstacles do we need to overcome?
Panelists at "The Race for Living Space," a forum sponsored by Suffolk University Sawyer Business School and the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, shared their thoughts on October 2. The event was moderated by NECN Business Editor Peter Howe.
One thing is clear—developing new housing is not an isolated goal. With it, Boston also needs to improve and expand public transportation and make a strategic plan for economic development, the panelists said.
Richard Davey, secretary and CEO of Massachusetts Department of Transportation, said he supports the $16.5 billion housing plan. Boston needs to be "bold and ambitious" to combat our growth, he said.
As Paul McMorrow, associate editor of Commonwealth Magazine, noted, Boston's population grew more between 2010 and 2012 than it did during the entire 1990s.
Over the last 50 years, Boston has been undergoing a transformation, Lawrence DiCara, partner at Nixon Peabody said. Developers have taken an innovative approach to housing—converting commercial buildings into new housing units. The result? Neighborhoods that were once undesirable are now thriving.
But new housing is only successful if there is reliable and sufficient transportation available. "We will be a victim of our own success if we don't invest in our transportation system," Davey said, noting that he MBTA is the second-largest land holder in Massachusetts.
Ted Tye, a founding partner of National Development, said it's important to think beyond affordable housing. All types of housing, especially student housing, are key to keeping Boston's brightest minds in the city.
Tye, who oversees major development projects, such as Station Landing, Woodland Station, Waterstone at Wellesley, and 20+ senior housing projects, noted that permitting is a major challenge that often delays development in Boston. He expects to see changes in the process after the mayoral election.
Another key point discussed was employment. Housing development and economic development go hand in hand, McMorrow said. If people are going to live in Boston, they need jobs. The future, McMorrow suggested, is Cambridge Innovation Center, MassChallenge, and companies that are drawn to incubators.
The event was the fifth in a series of Building Boston 2030 public forums on Boston development. The series encourages statewide dialogue on public policies and business considerations that can help Boston continue to create good jobs, attract and retain a skilled workforce, and attract private capital to spur innovation.


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Clarrification: Rachel Wall, the spokesperson for Walmart, clarified Wednesday that the company is expecting a decision on the permits from the Army Corps and Oregon Division of State Lands for wetland mitigation within the next few months, and not weeks as stated in Tuesday's article on Walmart's defeat of a citizen challenge in Marion County Court. Walmart is seeking to build a 150,000-square-foot super center on commercially zoned property near the West Chenoweth Interchange in The Dalles.
Marion County Circuit Judge Dale Penn issued a ruling Monday that moved the proposal to site a Walmart Super Center in The Dalles another step closer to reality.
Citizens for Responsible Development in The Dalles had challenged the Department of Environmental Quality's approval of the company's development plan for the 150,000 square foot store on a 21-acre property near the Chenoweth Interchange.
The appeal hearing was filed by Citizens in Marion County because that is the location of Salem, the state capital, and the decision of a state agency was being disputed.
"We are pleased with the judge's ruling affirming Oregon DEQ's approval of Walmart's stormwater management plan, an important step for this long-anticipated store to move forward," said Rachel Wall, senior communications manager for Walmart.
"We look forward to fulfilling the need that our customers and the city have clearly identified — to provide a commercial retail option consistent with the city's comprehensive plan for a full-service store in the western part of The Dalles."
She said the planned store will employ about 300 associates and provide citizens of The Dalles with a one-stop shopping option.
John Nelson, a representative of Citizens, attended the trial and issued this written statement Monday evening on behalf of the group: "CFRD is saddened that this decision is going to allow further wetland destruction in the Columbia River floodplain. We need to preserve, not destroy these valuable resources."
Nelson said Citizens are further reviewing the DEQ permit and will be evaluating whether to appeal or challenge it.
On Jan. 28, Penn directed Walmart's legal counsel, Greg Hathaway, and the Oregon Attorney General to prepare the final order for his signature, which is expected to be signed within the next couple of weeks.
Walmart's proposal, which was approved by the City of The Dalles, has also been held up for about three years by regulatory challenges.
Wall said the company is working with the Army Corps and Oregon Division of State Lands to obtain the necessary state and federal permits for wetland mitigation. She anticipates a decision on those permits within the next few months.
To compensate for the loss of wetlands under the building and eight-acre parking lot, the company has proposed to create two small and one large wetland. In addition, the habitat degraded by prior excavation and the placement of fill material would be enhanced.
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Lori Clark
I cannot get Toodledo to sync consistently with my iTouch. When I try to force a sync, it appears to work but nothing changes on either the iTouch or my online list. I am just using the website and the iTouch, no other programs. What am I missing?
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If nothing changes, then they must already be in sync. Are they? If not, are you sure that you have entered your account information correctly inside the iTouch app? If so, then you may need to reset the sync settings. To do this, just go into the synchronization settings and retype your password and hit "save".
Hope that helps.
Lori Clark
I have 28 to dos on the web based list. There are 12 on the iTouch. I have re-entered my account info numerous times. This morning I found 2 items that were started on the iTouch show twice on the web.
As for already being in sync, I can add an item in either app, attempt to resync and get no change in the other list. I was thinking this application might really help make the iTouch function as my PDA did but I'm getting frustrated by not being able to have accurate info and the apparent duplication of tasks.
Any more suggestions?
I have been using the website for a while and it has been working very well with the Toodledo app on my iPhone -- so I am confident we can get it working for you.
First of all
1) On your iTouch, are you using Todo (by Appigo) or the Toodledo application?
2) Can you confirm the version number?
Depending on the application being used, there could be various filters that could be causing the tasks not to appear.
Lori Clark
I am using Toodledo version 1.4. I looked at Todo and Toodledo, read reviews and decided to try Toodledo, a much better value for the money.
I also need a calendar application that will sync to my computer. I'm on the verge of buying Outlook 2007. Any thoughts on that would be appreciated.
Thanks for your help,
1.4 had been very stable for me and I haven't encountered the problem you are experiencing.
I am guessing it could be filters that are causing the iTouch app not to display the tasks. From the main screen, next to the all tasks icon - is this where it says 12? If you go into all tasks, there will be a button in the bottom right corner - filters. All the filters - Negative Priority, Future Tasks, Deferred Tasks, Subtasks should be set to on. Can you check and confirm this?
Toodledo Admin may have some other thoughts.
In terms of the calendar, I use Outlook 2003 / Exchange at work and sync to my iPhone, so I don't have experiences of other packages. The easiest option would be MobileMe which I am sure would work with the iTouch (although there is a yearly fee). I am sure other people would be able to suggest alternatives.
Hope this helps
Lori Clark
In frustration, I manually entered everything into the on-line version, then deleted and reinstalled on my iTouch. It seems to be working at the moment.
As for Outlook vs. Mobile Me, it is not clear that I still would not need an outlook version that will work w/ Windows Vista. I own Office 2000 but that version of Outlook does not work w/ Vista. Thanks you Microsoft.
Thank you for your help.
Great that it is working now, but I have a couple of hundred tasks all syncing perfectly between the Toodledo Website and my iPhone. I can add and delete from the main site and the iPhone and they have always remained in sync -- so let hope your teething problems are now sorted.
In terms of syncing your calendar, I did come across this site - http://www.nuevasync.com/ - it sounds interesting, but I have never tried it. It states that it will sync the iPhone/iTouch with Google Calendar so this may be another option for you.
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Soul Society ain't heaven in any form. I wonder if one had to be non-Christian (or hindu, or Jewish, or Muslim, or whatever) to go to Soul Society. I know it's a pointless point but still... I mean for a time I fantasized Soul Society as a regional station for the Japanese islands or something. With different versions for different locales and people's religious beliefs that would remain seperate until the end of the universe or something.
Well, heaven is probably a different place and its certainly not Soul Society.
I just like to let my mind wander from time to time....
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Location: Where the morale of the people is as black as the sea.
I've often wondered that myself, I work in medicine and this whole spirits having physical illnesses and reproducing is for me what a logic inconsistency is for a robot KT is making my head explode!!!!!!! anyway it makes for a cool story so I'll get over it.
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For me...
1. Drawn out and uninteresting battles. I haven't really been interested in any fights since the SS Arc, the recent battle that actually held my interest was Ichigo versus Ulq, and that was a while back when that occured.
2. Having important people like Aizen,Gin, tosen, and Yamamoto doing little to nothing.
3. This is my biggest complaint here. The character relations are strange sometimes even silly. Renji so intent on killing rukia when he comes to earth, even though they grew up together. That becomes a revelation later for some strange reason. Never followed Byakuya's reasoning at all. Tosen's talk of justice yet joining Aizen's side, and remaining there. I could go on, but it just feels silly to me.
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One thing about Soul Society that might have pissed Tousen off is that dispite the fact that they call themselves the good guys, they fully allow shinigami like Kenpachi and Mayuri... those two are pretty evil and in Tousen's opinion both should probably be done away with instead allowed into the ranks of the shinigami... he's already expressed such harsh feelings for Kenpachi, and i'm sure he would think the same of Mayuri
though anyway, Kira and Hisagi were probably not in good shape to go to Earth. Kira like Hinamori, is more than likely still recovering from his experince with Gin and being used as a pawn in Aizen's sceam. Hisagi is also in no position to go to Earth seeing as he has to help fill in the hole Left by Tousen... not to mention he too may have some personal issues seeing as his captain was one of the poeple helping Aizen; it's obviosuly wouldn't be as bad as Kira and hinamori, but it it still might have some emotional effect on him even if he doesn't show it.
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The arrancar and vizard have no real techniques. They just fight. Cero and bala are just generic energy blasts. Sonido is just speed. Ichigo is still getting by with just Getsuga Tenshou. Most of the fights are still fun to look it at (except Szyael's, which is a chore) but they could use some more depth.
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Y'know i thought of another inconsistancy... the power level of Menos class hollows as to how they are presented in the begining and how they are showed later on.
When they were first intoduced with the gillian-class menos arriving on earth, Rukia said the menos was said to be so powerful that not a single death god could fight... but as it has been proven, captain's, lietents, and some of the other shinigami could hald them quite easily... Hell, Rukia herself killed an Ajucas-level arrancar quiet easily; If she could do that then she should have had no problem at all killing a Gillian...
Really, all these thigns that are gettign pointed out about Bleach makes me think that Kubo really does seem to lack serious foresight when it comes to the details of his world.
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|2007-10-31, 16:43
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Not to mention, even if he was gillian, he was an anacar and thus more powerful than a normal gillian and it doesn't at all change the fact that Rukia killed him effortlessly... If she could kill d-roy without effort than she could kill a Gillian without effort... She say's no lone shinigami could handle one, but She herself proved that statement to be dead wrong... along with Hitsuhyga, Masumoto, Ikkau, and everyone else who SINGLE HANDEDLY has killed an anarcar thus far, since every anarcar has atleast Gillian level power if not greater.
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As for Tosens reasons...maybe he only accepts "pure" souls like Aizen (pure evil?) or great visions (becoming God).
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looking back at older episodes of bleach, one thing i was kind of picking up on was the drastic character changes for a few characters. In Particular, Renji. When we first saw Renji he was on a mission to capture Rukia for a crime so bad that they could kill her right on the spot if nessasary. Thing is though, he looked like he was enjoying the mission WAY to much... and he seemed rather genuine as opposed to some act. He seemed to enjoy attack Rukia, frightening her, and then when poeple came to help her, poeple she made it clear she cared about, Renji seem to take great joy and beating them down and was ready to kill them. Really, you know from the conversation that He and Rukia knew eachother from the past, but you damn well would not guess that they were childhood best friends... but then once we get to Soul Society he pulls a 180 and starts to act and sound like he is a close childhood friend... it's like Kubo specifically changed Renji's personality in the begining to make him look like a villian, and then changed it back to make him sympathetic.
Ikkaku mgiht be another one... really, can you imagine the Ikkaku we've seen in more recent chapters to dance around in front of his opponent like he did when he first ran into Ichigo? though i'm more willing to let that slide as one time joke kind of thing.
anoher thing i was thinking about was how soul society tolerates Ishida, chad and Orihime fighting... afterall, the whole reason the quincys were wiped out was because they killed hollows instead of cleansing them. Ishida, Chad and Orihime should be doing them same... However, i'm willing to excep that SS tolerates it for need of strong fighters in time of war, and also since their are only a few of them, they aren't doing much damage; as opposed to when you have hundreds of quicys doing it, and then there's a poblem.
But that got me thinking about something in more recent chapters, Ichigo's unwillingness to kill Dordonii, and also leaving him to be killed by the Exequias... in a sence, Killing Dordonii would have been the best thing for Ichigo to do as he would have been Purified as opposed to being killed by the Exequias which means destruction for him. Ichigo didn't really seem to take that into consideration when he let Dordonii live; he thought about Dordonii possibly attacking him, but didn't think about him being Destroyed for failing Aizen and that purification is generally a good thing... afterall, the realization that Hollows were human, followed by knowing that killing the hollows was a form of purification was a source of confort for Ichigo and what made she he would be able to kill them even if he knew they were once human souls.
I've also been thinking about friendly Ichigo has been with anarcar and hollows as of late. Not just Dordonii, but Nell, Pesche and Dondo aswell. i mean, sure their goof offs and seem harmless, but when it comes down to it, they are hollows and as such still need to consume human souls as food... which is bad thing... Nell, being an arancar should be eating hollows (though in her child form she may only need human souls tokeep going) and that too should set off a shinigami since hollows are still human souls that need to be purfied; though i'm more lenient there as Ichigo has no problem with Ishida and chad killing hollows... as much as he might pity/idenitify/care for them, they are still soul eating monsters that should be purified.
hell, when they were explaining to ichigo the whole menos evolution and mentioned that the gillian were only foot soldiers, no one seemed to point out that Ichigo had nothing to fear as the gillians are below the level of a vice captain. they continued to play it up as a serious threat.
another thing i was also remined of while looking back at old chapters was Rukia's fight with that first Hollow... considering how effortless it was for her to kill D-roy, i would think that she would be able to kill a hollow like that one in a single strike... as oppose to light cut to the arm and needing to sacrifice herself to save Ichigo... comparing her relative difficulty with that hollow and how easy the far more powerful D-roy was to kill, i can't help but think Kubo weakened her for the sake of plot
I guess that's a serious problem that can come up with most shonen... most shonen series like to make it so that there is a massive difference in strength between characters. If they would tone it down and big everyone closer to eachother, then seeing a character become stronger than another in a rather short amount of time would nto seem so unbeliable... as in, if the strength of D-roy and that hollow were a lot closer, then we can believe that Rukia might have some trouble with that hollow and yet, a month of training fter getting her powers back, might be strong enough to fight with D-roy.
|2007-11-23, 19:51
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|2007-11-23, 23:57
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1) Well, he was just cutting her gigai. That's not the same thing as cutting her; at least that might be how shinigami look at it?
2)Also, I think Renji was probably scared that if he didn't frighten her enough and she resisted........Byakuya wouldn't have given her a chance to turn herself in peacefully. I got the impression afterwards that a lot of his bark and bite was a pretense for Byakuya's benefit. He doesn't speak more warmly to her until they're alone together.
3)Most importantly, Renji was still bitter at her about being rejected, not just as a potential boyfriend (that still might happen) but even as a friend and comrade. There's nothing more painful a friend can do to another friend. It wasn't till Rukia was about to be executed, that he realized she meant more to him than any old emotional hangups.
I didn't have any major problem with Bleach till the Hueco Mundo arc. Sure, the power levels have been inconsistent, self-contradictory and overcomplicated for a long time............but that's shounen. What bothers me is that majority (not all!) of the fights don't have any purpose or emotional drive behind them now. The only motivation in most cases is that one combatant is from Team Good and the other is from Team Evil. Those kind of fights just fill space without adding much in terms of character development or story.
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|2007-11-25, 03:49
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Location: Kneeling in front of my ICHIGO SHRINE.
Say that again!
Naruto's cast is bigger and it doesn't take away from the story.
Personally, I don't care about Kira. It's Hisagi who needs character development
Not to mention, if everyone was Uber strong...It would take away the mystique of Bankai, Captain, Arrancar, Vaizards and Aizen-Almighty... <--Extreme Sarcasm-DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE!
Ichigo would still be the bomb (Sickening...I know.) but otherwise it would suck. BIG TIME
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FLORENCE, S.C. – The Georgia College golf team shot their way into 11th place at the SpringHill Suites Intercollegiate, a primarily Division I event.
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This pattern would look great with absolutely any layer cake. What about A Breath of Avignon or Oz with white sashing, Butterfly Garden or Looking Back with tan sashing, Blush with light pink sashing, or Attitude Girls with black sashing? I think I might need to make another one.
1) Take your layer cake and separate it into three groups: 30 squares to use as the blocks, 5 squares to use as the sashing posts, and 7 squares that aren't used. (The 7 squares not to use was the hardest pile for me to make.)
2) Take the 5 blocks for the sashing and first cut 2″ off one side. Cut the remaining 8″ x 10″ rectangle in half horizontally and vertically as shown below.
- Seven 4″ strips for sashing
- Five 5″ strips for sashing
- Eight 3 1/4″ strips set aside for the 1st border
- Eight 5″ strips set aside for the 3rd border
10) For the 3rd border, take the eight 5″ strips. Sew them into 4 double strips. First sew on the left and right borders, then sew on the top and bottom borders.
11) Quilt as desired and bind as shown below. You will need nine 2 1/2″ strips for the binding.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
* Making Over Boring School Supplies With Colorful Washi Tape!
This is the perfect time of year to take advantage of back to school
clearance sales on school and office supplies.
I always stock up on new glue and markers in August and September.
Yes, I hoard office products and art supplies.
Earlier in August, we shared our washi tape wrapped pencil makeover with you.
Boring pencils before washi tape makeover.
Adorable after of re-made (embellished) pencils!
The girls have really been enjoying our washi tape and colored skinny masking tape supply.
I recently spruced up my home office and decided I needed to make over
some boring office supplies (especially my file folders!)
For the glue bottles and glue sticks, I just peeled off the wrappers.
And added some colorful tape!
See my plain
boring file folders.
Add a few stripes of colorful washi tape and...
Ahh....that's better. Cute, right?!
I wrote the file names in black sharpie on the tape and now I can easily change
my labels by pulling off the tape and adding a new piece on the tab!
I got my washi tape on Etsy and online but you can find it at the craft store now too
in the scrapbooking and sticker departments.
I believe Elmer's glue is even making some now --
I should have asked them to pay me for this little makeover idea with their glue bottles!
I wrapped a glue bottle, a ruler, and a tiny notebook from the dollar store.
Everything is better in my world
with rainbows and happy patterns!
Pink and Green Mama
Helpful Tip: I recommend wrapping pencils and darker notebooks
with a bit of plain masking tape first to help the transparent washi tape show up better
(and hide ugly printed words and patterns)
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What: Qualifying for men's national teams in soccer's CONCACAF region (North America, Central America and the Caribbean).
When: Friday through fall 2013. The first two games are Friday and June 12, followed by a three-month break.
Who: 12 nations remain, including the USA and Mexico.
Format: The semifinal round consists of three groups of four teams. The top two from each group advance to a six-team final round next year, and the top three go to the 2014 World Cup. The fourth-place team faces the Oceania champion in a two-leg playoff for a final spot in Brazil.
Group A: USA, Antigua/Barbuda, Guatemala, Jamaica.
Group B: Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guyana.
Group C: Honduras, Canada, Cuba, Panama.
Friday: USA vs. Antigua/Barbuda in Tampa, Fla., 4 p.m. PDT (ESPN, Galavision); Guyana at Mexico, 5 p.m. (Univision, Televisa, TV Azteca).
June 12: USA at Guatemala, 7 p.m.; Mexico at El Salvador, 6:30 p.m.
Juergen Klinsmann has been U.S. men's national coach for 10 months now. His team has played 13 games, and won six. It has been shut out five times, most recently by a Canada team that hasn't qualified for the World Cup since 1986. Eight of its 14 goals came in games against Scotland and Slovenia, with a combined population of 7 million; the Yanks have scored six goals in the other 11.
This is the guy who is supposed to revolutionize American soccer?
This is also the United States, which means not enough people care to make much of a fuss. If there is one advantage to being U.S. national coach (and given the shallow player pool and flawed development system, there aren't many), it is that you can work in relative peace without fear of having "For Sale" signs planted in your front yard after tying Canada 0-0.
Klinsmann will get time. He should, too.
He almost didn't when he became Germany's national coach in 2004 and promptly started losing after changing everything – the roster, the staff, the formation, the entire mentality. Following a 4-1 thrashing by Italy, the iconic German striker kept his job only after Chancellor Angela Merkel intervened. Four months later, he led Germany to the 2006 World Cup semifinals.
And let's be truthful: In international soccer, nothing really matters other than the World Cup.
Klinsmann ultimately won't be judged by what's happened so far, which includes a 1-0 win at Italy and a 4-1 waxing at home by Brazil, but by what happens next. World Cup qualifying in the CONCACAF region, an 18-month adventure through Caribbean islands and Central American jungles and Mexico's fearsome Estadio Azteca, opens Friday in Tampa, Fla., against Antigua and Barbuda.
Here's a look how things have gone so far.
Klinsmann instantly overhauled the roster after taking over in Germany, but that's because he could. Germany and the Bundesliga are loaded with talented players.
Not so here. Perhaps the most striking aspect of Klinsmann's U.S. rosters is their similarity to those of his predecessor, Bob Bradley. Klinsmann might not say so publicly, but his selections continually do it for him: America simply doesn't have many world-class players despite a population of 313 million (nearly four times that of Germany).
Klinsmann called 23 players for the current stretch of five games, which include the first two World Cup qualifiers. Twenty featured during Bradley's tenure, most of them prominently, including Bradley's son, Michael. One of the three newcomers is Sweetwater High alum Joe Corona, who Bradley actually had called last summer for a friendly against Mexico – a day before he was fired.
And nearly all the new additions have not come through the traditional youth development pipeline. Klinsmann's big finds have been four essentially German players with U.S. military fathers, born in Germany and taught the game far from the orange slices and screaming parents of American fields.
Otherwise, Klinsmann is going with Bradley's guys. That also means they're not young. Eight of his expected starters in the upcoming qualifiers will be in their 30s at the next World Cup, a tournament notoriously cruel to aging legs.
Klinsmann's biggest tactical change is to eliminate the defensive and counterattacking posture often employed by Bradley and Bruce Arena, with two central midfielders sitting in front of the (often shaky) back four. He has employed a 4-3-3 with some success, most notably in the 5-1 thumping of Scotland on May 26.
The problem is finding a place for Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey, the two most accomplished U.S. field players. They played together for the first time in the Klinsmann era on Sunday in a modified 4-4-2, and the results were less than inspiring.
Donovan, who has spoken openly about his wavering passion for the game, disappeared for long stretches. And Dempsey looked lost, at times retreating to the back line in search of the ball and continuing the frustrating trend of shining in the English Premier League while underachieving with the national team.
Other than identifying an effective pairing in central defense, the Donovan/Dempsey conundrum figures to be Klinsmann's biggest challenge going forward. The Yanks will go only as far as they take them.
The scoreboard hasn't always reflected it, but Klinsmann has instilled (or at least tried to) an attacking, flowing, possession style devoid of frantic long balls. He insists it is merely a reflection of American culture, although it looks suspiciously similar to how he had Germany play in 2006.
Has it worked? It's probably too early to say. In this current stretch of games, the Americans looked sensational against Scotland … and progressively worse in the two games since. They had their moments while being outclassed by Brazil, and were lucky to draw against Canada.
It should be noted, though, that Klinsmann's system didn't immediately take root in Germany, either, and it wasn't until the 2008 European Championships and 2010 World Cup under his former assistant Joachim Loew that it fully blossomed.
A bigger question is whether American players will embrace it, or him. All players initially welcome a new coach, if for purely selfish reasons, but extended time together can rub both ways. Familiarity can breed cohesion, or contempt.
In soccer, the results usually don't lie.Copyright © 2018, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Chinese companies spent $6.5 billion to purchase U.S. companies in 2012, which broke the previous record of $5.2 billion in 2010. It appears the Chinese acquisitions of U.S. companies could exceed $10 billion in 2013.
In May 2013 Shuanghui International agreed to purchase Smithfield Foods. Smithfield is the world's largest hog producer with 460 farms and contracts with 2,100 others across the U.S. Will the hog supply be diverted from the U.S. to feed China's burgeoning population? Will China's poor food safety record and the manufacture of low quality products impact Smithfield's operations? Hopefully, Midwestern states will be able to block the sale with laws that prohibit foreign ownership of farmland.
A Chinese consortium purchased International Lease Finance Corp. (ILFC), which owns and leases over 1,000 aircraft and has relationships with many airlines. In 2012 Chinese companies purchased AMC Entertainment, one of the largest movie theater chains in the U.S.
The U.S. Committee on Foreign Investment should deny Chinese acquisitions if they impact our national security or our country's economic well-being.
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XFX HD 5750 Review
After the first wave of cards from when AMD changed from the 4-series to the 5-series, the second wave came. AMD presents the ATI HD 5770 and 5750 as targeted to the midrange graphics market and fall in line under the ATI HD 5870 and 5850. Stock designs of the 5750 have them built on 40nm fabrication just as the other 5-series, with memory sizes up to 1GB combined with a 128-bit memory bus. Stock speeds are set at 700MHz for the core and 1150MHz for the memory. The new video cards support some exciting new features - ATI Eyefinity and Microsoft's DirectX 11. The cards also idle exceptionally well at 150MHz core and 300MHz memory when they are not under load, providing great energy savings.
Under review today is the XFX HD 5750 HD-575X-ZNF. The XFX HD 5750 has 720 stream processors running at 700MHz, which is built on the 40nm process and can pack up to 1GB of GDDR5 memory running on a 128-bit memory bus at 4.6Gbps. Some of the specifications look to be in the same ballpark as the older 4870 cards, save for less energy consumption and so on, but I would take a stab at guessing that the performance to be in the general ballpark of the 4870's - just remember that memory speed has been increased and other features don't line up as well. The video card supports ATI Eyefinity as well as ATI Stream Technology and ATI CrossFireX just as the rest of the 5-series video cards do currently, with video output through two Dual-Link DVI ports, HDMI, and DisplayPort. The outputs and expansion slot are identical to the card's siblings but the heatsink design is far different with a small round heatsink that exhausts to the case - this card does take up the space of two slots. This card runs very lean on energy with its single power connection, and its low profile has it coming in at just about 7.25 inches. Another feature of this card to watch for is that it supports OpenGL 3.2 and Microsoft DirectX 11 for great gaming quality when DirectX 11 comes out.
Closer Look:
The front of the box is similar to the XFX HD 5870 reviewed here on OCC earlier, but with more detail in the background. The box itself is much smaller than the box for the 5870, and is more typical of what I've seen from XFX. The background is still a metallic X-shaped object, with the words Radeon HD 5750 front and center. Underlining it is more caution stripes as found on the other box. Above the caution stripes in white letters are a few of the basic features of the XFX HD 5750 like the PCI Express 2.0 bus, 1GB GDDR5 memory, and HDMI output. At the bottom are four stickers showing some of the package features - this is the 1GB of GDDR5 model, this card supports ATI Stream Technology, ATI Eyefinity Multi-Display Technology, and is aided by XFX's 5-Star Support. Turning to the back is the bold title of Radeon HD 5750 just like on the front. In green the new motto, "Expand. Accelerate. Dominate" sits boldly underneath the product name, over a paragraph summarizing some of the features of the XFX Radeon HD 5750. Underneath that are details of the XFX 5 Star Support program, and how to get help with the video card through XFX. Some of the key features are to the left of these, listing the supported technologies again, such as ATI CrossFireX compatibility, 1GB of GDDR5, and the power management feature of ATI PowerPlay technology.
Neither the top nor the bottom have much relevant information, especially the top, which only states the card type and the company that made it - XFX. The bottom has some information such as the model/part numbers, version, serial and UPC. Amongst other things are the RoHS, FCC, and recycle symbols along with a UPC.
The first side has the system requirements and box contents listed out. Users will mainly want to have the following: one PCI Express x16 slot open on the motherboard, suggested 450W power supply with a 6-pin PCI Express connector, and 1GB of system memory or greater. Inside the box is the XFX Radeon HD 5750, installation CD, quick installation guide, driver CD installation guide, XFX serial number door hanger, and a 6-pin PCI Express to 4-pin Molex power cable. The second side has four black and white images with the titles Vivid Photos, Cinematic Video, Immersive Gaming, and High Performance. A few of the features are then explained - ATI Avivo HD Video and Display Technology - HDMI with 7.1 surround sound, universal connectivity to TVs and displays, and high definition video, gaming, and photos. The ATI Catalyst suite is also given a brief explanation along with ATI CrossFireX.
The usual black box is inside of the main box, this design is elegant and protects the video card and accessories very well while maintaining a small footprint and a sleek look. Opening the black box reveals the tray that sits over the video card on top of a green platform that encases the card from its sides and bottom. The tray doubles as protection from the top while also making it extremely easy to get at the contents of the package.
Opening the tray reveals a single lonely 6-pin PCI Express to 4-pin Molex adapter. Part of the door hanger is also seen - it is a useful tool for keeping track of the serial number of the video card in the event that any trouble arises. Removing the tray shows the pint-sized card sitting with plenty of room off of its backside. The XFX 5750 is protected from ESD and dust/dirt by an antistatic bag.
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