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intelirep necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 68 diseños de 31 diseñadores freelance.
LBG is a company headquartered in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). If you heard of Dubai, it is in the UAE.
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The Lakhraim Business Group (LBG):The Lakhraim Business Group (LBG) is a leading group of companies in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with investments and ventures in various market segments in the entire Middle East North Africa (MENA) region.  LBG has partnered with and/or assisted many leading international companies in gaining a strong foothold in the UAE region in particular in the hospitality sector (own and manage), private equity investments, venture capital, property and land development, commercial construction, healthcare sector and information technology. LBG is the holding parent company for Emirates Gate Properties, Emirates Growth, Emirates Ventures, and Group3 Consultants.
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20th Anniversary Celebration
On June 28, 2011, the original members and staff of the New York State Judicial Commission on Minorities reunited with members of the current Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission on Minorities to celebrate 20 years of a positive impact on the advancement of minorities in the courts, and for promoting cultural diversity and sensitivity.
Franklin H. Williams at Court of Appeals
Franklin H. Williams & Edna Wells Handy,
former Executive Director of the NYS Judicial Commission on Minorities
former Executive Director of the NYS Judicial Commission on Minorities
Judge Wachtler with Franklin H. Williams and Court of Appeals Judges
Alice Chapman-Minutello, Hon. Kathie Davidson, Hon. Juanita Bing-Newton and
Barbara Zahler-Gringer, Esq.
Barbara Zahler-Gringer, Esq.
Associate Justice 4th Dept. Appellate Division, Hon. Samuel L. Green
Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau,
Presiding Justice Luis Gonzalez and
Hon. Nicholas Figueroa
Presiding Justice Luis Gonzalez and
Hon. Nicholas Figueroa
Chief Judge of the State of New York,
Hon. Jonathan Lippman
Associate Justice Theodore T. Jones,
Hon. Richard B. Lowe III &
Associate Justice Carmen Ciparick
Joyce Y. Hartsfield, Dr. Maria Ramirez and
Hon. Rose H. Sconiers
Justice Ariel E. Belen and
Associate Justice Ciparick
Hon. Richard B. Lowe III, Lester Sconiers, Esq., Associate Justice Sam Green, Associate Justice Theodore T. Jones and Hon. Charles Willis
Linda Chin, Esq., Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman, Edna Wells Handy, & Presiding Justice 4th Dept. Appellate Division, Hon. Henry J. Scudder
Hon. Theodore T. Jones & Tony Walters, Director of Workforce Diversity Office
Hon. Doris Ling-Cohan and Dr. Maria Ramirez
Hon. George B. Daniels, US District Court Southern District and Hon. Eduardo Pardo
Dr. Maria Ramirez & Justice Rose H. Soniers
Edna Wells Handy & Hon. Sol Wachtler
Former Commission Members,
Pamela Hayes, Esq. and Bradley Backus, Esq.
Hon. Ariel E. Belen, Hon. Carmen Ciparick, Nadine Johnson, Esq. & Lenore Kramer, Esq.
Hon. Charles Willis, former Administrative Judge for the 7th Judicial District
Hon. Fern Fisher, Deputy Chief Administrative Judge for NYC, Hon. Judith S. Kaye & Commission Member, Nadine Johnson, Esq.
Hon. Judith S. Kaye and Associate Justice of the 4th Dept, Appellate Division and Chair of the Franklin H. Williams Commission,
Hon. Rose H. Sconiers
Hon. Rose H. Sconiers
Hon. Rose H. Sconiers & Hon. Sol Wachtler
Hon. Sol Wachtler
Tony Walters, Barbara Zahler-Gringer, Esq.,
Hon. Doris Ling-Cohan, Hon. George Daniels, Hon. Eduardo Padro, Hon. Nicholas Figueroa, Nadine Johnson, Esq. & Linda Chin, Esq.
Hon. Doris Ling-Cohan, Hon. George Daniels, Hon. Eduardo Padro, Hon. Nicholas Figueroa, Nadine Johnson, Esq. & Linda Chin, Esq.
Jane Lowe, Hon. Judith S. Kaye &
Commission Member Hon. Richard B. Lowe III
Lori Douglass, Esq. and Commission Members Renee Myatt, Esq. & Lenore Kramer, Esq.
Nadine Johnson, Esq., Hon. Ann Pfau &
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I am also a 20 year old college student living in the dorms. I recently obtained a bottle of Kouros Body and the women on my floor love it. I even got a compliment from a guy saying "Mike smells really good" and he was behind a partially cracked door (don't ask). My female neighbors across the hall raided my cologne collection and they really liked Kenneth Cole Reaction. I would too if it had ANY longevity and sillage. Smells nice out of the bottle but you need to bathe in it...literally.
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HONOLULU (AP) - Military officials have identified the Navy SEAL who went missing last week off Oahu during an open ocean training swim.
The Navy has identified the missing SEAL as 33-year-old Matthew John Leathers of Woodland, Calif. He was training off Kaena Point when he became separated from his unit.
The Coast Guard, Honolulu lifeguards and firefighters, along with Navy and Marine Corps crews, searched over 24,000 square miles using aircraft, cutters and small boats, but found no sign of Leathers. The search was suspended Sunday.
Leathers enlisted in the Navy on Aug. 11, 1998 and reported to SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team One at Pearl Harbor on Aug. 24, 2004.
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At JDI, we are always exploring innovative new ways to lighten our environmental footprint with a promise to research, protect and continuously improve.
Finding a better way every day applies not only to our businesses at JDI, it is a core value that drives our contribution to the community, wellness and education.
JDI invites everyone to enjoy the great outdoors at our nature parks and learn about the local ecosystems and habitat through our fun, interactive programs.


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Naturally beautiful, Bribie Island and its surrounding waters is a true showpiece of the Moreton Bay area.
Bribie is the northern-most of the islands in Moreton Bay. It's the only Queensland island connected to the mainland by bridge, allowing easy access.
A haven for those seeking a sea change, young families, water sport enthusiasts and nature lovers, Bribie offers a compact range of experiences for all age groups. Extensive national parks, (some with camping facilities) a choice of surf beaches or calmer protected beaches, and some of the best fishing to be found. There's also a good range of restaurants and accommodation to make Bribie an ideal destination for a short break or day trip.
The ecologically important Pumicestone Passage, formed by the channel which runs between Bribie Island and the Caboolture coastline, is a protected marine park and safe haven for dugongs, turtles, dolphins, and a diverse birdlife and extensive network of mangrove swamps. The Bribie Island Ferryman offers excellent tours of the Passage with fascinating commentary along the way.
The picturesque foreshore at Bongaree is an excellent spot for a family outing with lots of picnic facilities, ample shady areas, boat ramps and calm water for kiddies to splash around in. It's also easy and inexpensive to hire small boats on Bribie.
For the more adventurous, head over to the eastern side of the island to Woorim Beach. This patrolled surf beach is one of the closest to Brisbane. It's a popular spot for swimmers and board riders. Learn to surf at the surf school, or just enjoy the view from the Surf Club on the foreshore.
Bribie Island is about an hour and 20 minutes' drive from the Brisbane central business district.
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text: at any rate, if you "know you can make about a 169" i wouldnt retake it. a 169 wont increase your average that much and you never know the curve. all in all, if you already applied to all these t-14 schools with a high gpa from ivy and all your other parts of application are in order i think you have good odds of at least one acceptance.


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Let's start with the OpenOffice.org team. They are optimistic about this announcement, and are happy that this marks the end of the uncertainty around Sun's future. "We've been very comfortable with the way that Sun set up the project and has kept a careful eye on us over the years," John McCreesh, OpenOffice.org's marketing lead, told ZDNet, "They'll be a hard act to follow, but we'll approach the future with optimism and an open mind."
A more problematic situation could arise for MySQL. What would Oracle, a company focussed on database products, see in the open source database MySQL? Software engineer Ryan Thiessen, an 11-year MySQL veteran, will be speaking at the MySQL Conference this week, and he wrote a blog post this morning, titled "Stunned".
When I read this as a rumour a few weeks ago I thought it was a joke of an idea. Why would a high margin software company want to buy a declining hardware business, even if that hardware is great? As for their software, I cannot imagine that Oracle is interested in Java, MySQL, etc as revenue generating products, it would just be a tiny blip for them.
Another line of thinking goes into another direction than Thiessen's. Oracle serves the higher end of the database market, compared to MySQL which focusses on the lower end of the same market. With round and about 11 million installations, MySQL offers Oracle a lot of leverage in a market they previously didn't really took part in. "While no one could ever rightfully claim that MySQL threatens Oracle's higher-end database offerings, its addition to the portfolio gives Oracle additional leverage in a market with significant growth potential," Independent analyst Carmi Levy told BetaNews, "The MySQL installed base of approximately 11 million gives Oracle sales teams fertile opportunity to have conversations they haven't previously had."
Personally, I fear the future of the SPARC platform. SPARC hasn't exactly been doing stellar lately, and has all but vanished from the workstation segment. In the high performance computing market, it isn't doing very well either; in 2002, 101 of the Top 500 supercomputers were SPARC-based - now, that has dropped to just one. Developing and maintaining your own architecture is a costly business, especially in the face of cheap x86 processors.
As a final note, both IBM and Microsoft were surprised by the announcement. "I just learnt it [...] I need to think about it. I am very surprised," Steve Ballmer told Reuters. Apparently, IBM was surprised as well; they were still hoping to buy Sun.


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With Pedro Felciano told he won't make the Opening Day roster and LaTroy Hawkins informed he would, the Mets' bullpen appears set.
However, by no means is that cause for celebration.
Barring further injury, the Mets figure to keep seven relievers despite probably needed a dozen: Bobby Parnell is the closer with Frank Francisco going on the disabled list; lefthanders Josh Edgin and Robert Carson, both of whom made positive impressions last year; set-up reliever Brandon Lyon; submariner Greg Burke and situational righties Hawkins and Scott Atchison.
Only Parnell was on last season's Opening Day roster.
For much of last year the Mets carried two lefthanders, but manager Terry Collins was left shorthanded and indicated that wouldn't happen again.
The Mets burned out Feliciano in his first stint with them, but after he was released by the Yankees, they brought him back as a long shot.
It was thought Feliciano had a shot, but the Mets didn't like his low 80s readings on the radar gun and offered him a minor league position so he could build up his arm strength. This appears to be a take-it-or-leave it proposal from the Mets, who did not give him a window to hook on with another major league team first.
The Mets had no alternative but to make a decision on Feliciano, because by tomorrow they would have been obligated to pay a $100,000 roster bonus. The Mets, or course, are counting every dollar.
"They told me I'm going to Triple-A for a month and get my strength back,'' Feliciano told reporters this morning. "I have to talk to my agent first and then see what we're going to decide.''
Feliciano might feel slighted, but he's not dealing from a position of strength and doesn't have any alternatives. Given that, his best option is to accept the assignment.
Part of his decision-making process includes news left-hander Tim Byrdak, who is attempting to come back from shoulder surgery thinks he could be ready by June.
Things are more settled in the rotation with Johan Santana opening the season on the disabled list and Jeremy Hefner taking his spot in the rotation. The Mets were briefly concerned with Shaun Marcum, who received a cortisone injection in his shoulder last week.
Marcum responded and is scheduled to make his final exhibition start Thursday.
Barring complications, Marcum will start the Mets' second game of the season, April 3, against San Diego at Citi Field.
The Mets-Padres matchups for the first three games are: Jon Niese against Edinson Volquez on Opening Day, followed by Clayton Richard against Marcum and Matt Harvey against Jason Marquis on April 4.


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This course investigates multiple dimensions of the principle of equality, such as equality in nature, equality among the sexes, equality among classes and equality before the law. It puts them in the context of broader discussions of justice and interrogates the relationship between the two through a close reading of texts by Cicero, Locke, Goldman, Fanon, Nietzsche and Wendy Brown. Some of the questions raised by this course include, does an embrace of equality lead to a tolerant and socially just polity where resources and opportunity are available to all? Or does an uncritical adoption of equality lead to a stunted and conformist politics that is reluctant to accept change and restricts individual freedom?
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Known as "Mosaic Man," Jim Power is somewhat of a local celebrity in New York City's East Village. A mosaic artist, he covers lampposts with tiles that represent a moment in history or pay homage to people or agencies, like the New York Fire Department. He has dubbed his series of lampposts the "Mosaic Trail."
Power, who emigrated to the United States from Ireland in 1959 and is a Vietnam vet, says he made his first mosaic pole in 1987 or 1988.
"I'm a post-traumatic-stress survivor, if there is such a thing," he told CBS News. "And I do believe this has a therapeutic value."
He was given the nickname "Mosaic Man" in 1988 by The Village Voice, and the city gave him permission to continue his artwork on public property.
In 2004, Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed a proclamation thanking Power for "beautifying the city with distinctful, artful mosaics."
Power is now 65 years old and lives in assisted housing. He still makes mosaics with his canine companion by his side. However, many of the poles are half-finished or falling apart. Many of his mosaics have been removed. There are only about 20 remaining from the 60 or 70 he's built over the years.
Power can't read very well or write. He's also disabled and walks with a limp. This was stopping him short from getting the support he needed to continue his work until about two years ago when Matt Rosen appeared.
"Jim's work has been really cool, I've seen it forever," Rosen said. "I've always enjoyed and appreciated it, and despite being one of the newcomers, if you will, to the neighborhood - I haven't been around for 40 years - I still have an appreciation for what came before. So when Jim said, 'Hey, help me out,' I said, 'Yeah, I could probably do that for you.'"
The 32-year-old, whose full-time job is helping run an e-commerce platform for wine retailers called WineFetch, has been instrumental in getting the word out about Power's art. Rosen runs Power's Facebook page, Twitter account and his Tumblr site, which now has more than 67,000 followers.
Rosen also helped create Power's Etsy shop, which sold 20 mosaic belts within two hours of opening.
"Jim made two grand in 48 hours - that's pretty good for a homeless guy," Rosen said.
An Indiegogo fundraiser campaign has helped raised more than $5,000, which went toward the scooter that helps Power get around.
Power wanted to raise $80,000 and hire full-time labor to finish decorating the 80 poles the city allows him to use for his artwork.
"I don't see it happening," Power said. "I'm not pulling rabbits out of the hat any longer. I'm not even going to try."
Rosen, who is still trying to come up with strategies on what to do next in his campaign for Power, said he plans on helping the artist until he calls it quits.
National Geographic recently added the Mosaic Trail as a must-see to its Walking New York travel guide.
"Up until recently, if you looked at a guide book about downtown New York, they talked about Katz's Deli and they talked about the Tenement Museum, which are institutions onto themselves, but this neighborhood is awesome," Rosen said. "It's got a lot more to offer than Katz's Deli - if it brings them to the bars, it brings them to the restaurants, everybody makes out."
You can make a direct donation to support Jim Power and his art at mosaicmannyc.com/donate.


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Jazz, Cigars & Scotch Night
Name: Jazz, Cigars & Scotch Night
Date: December 13, 2017
Time: 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM CST
Website: http://www.cigarinn.net/
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Cigar Inn Jazz Club is the best place to unwind after a busy day at work with a fine cigar and scotch. Every Wednesday is our Jazz, Cigar/Scotch Night. Mingle with other cigar lovers and enjoy your favorite cigar and scotch while enjoying the sounds of great Jazz.


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On Thursday we are off to compete in the USA BBQ Championship in Little Rock, Arkansas. They have a pretty good prize pool at this one.
We are flying in and it is always a challenge to pull together all the meats and equipment required to have a good chance at winning the event. Luckily there are some really nice folks on the BBQ Circuit, Matt from Jacked Up is hauling some gear down for us, and Candy from BBQ'rs Delight is loaning us her Jambo Pit.
Briskets were sent down with Matt frozen in a Cambro. Ribs and Chicken I am buying now and will check on my flight Thursday in an insulated cooler bag. I still need to figure out where I am going to source Pork Butts for the contest. Good news is I found some fantastic, well marbled spares today.


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Hillary is corrupt because she gave three speeches to Goldman Sachs! And now, I hire someone that worked at Goldman Sachs for years!
Hillary is corrupt because she gave three speeches to Goldman Sachs! And now, I hire someone that worked at Goldman Sachs for years!
GOP suddenly doesn't care about BENGHAZI! anymore. Almost as if the whole thing was a political witch hunt.
I guess at least some are trying.
Is it just me or does the steady pattern of these Trump threads make it all meld together.
If it wasn't for the page divider i'd swear i've just read the same page a bunch of times over.
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Looks like Democrats are going to repeat their incompetent opposition from the Bush years.
Team Trump just took legal action to keep the electoral college from voting against him.
Speaking of parody being dead, Rick "I'm going get rid of commerce, education, and... I can't remember the Third" Perry is likely going head energy*. That also means he's in charge of guarding and protecting the nuke warheads.
* That was the third.
OK, now he's just deliberately choosing the worst/most ironic possible choices.
Kurt Eichenwald on how Trump's business interests are jeopardizing U.S. Interests
Along with how Turkey is apparently holding one of Trump's properties in the country hostage.
DOE telling Trump "No."
Can't wait to see his angry tweet at them.
Our President, ladies and gentlemen
If you are gonna shoot, shoot. Don't talk
RIP Eli Wallach
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Is wrestling real? My that brings up memories ... like waaay back when Geraldo Rivera was on 20/20 (yes I am that old.. old enough to remember when he was actually a respected investigative reporter) and was covering wrestling. The wrestler he was interviewing took offence and slapped him on side of head while asking "Is that real?!" ... from what I remember it was reported that the move damaged Geraldo's hearing in that ear.
One of the few times that there was a real move in wrestling.
Reminder that Donald Trump is so bad a business that he can't even sell a Stone Cold stunner -
Ewww, Russia phobe over here!
Look at all these Cold Warriors around here. Even the Senate Republicans, gross.
Get with the times man. Kleptocratic faux populism is the next big thing, you can either hate it like a normal person, or lie to yourself about it like me! Your move bub.
Reminder that even the actual politicians that Trump picked are corrupt and incompetent.
Complicating things since 2009.
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Confederate artillery officer Major John Pelham died March 17th 1863 during the Battle of Kelly's Ford.
John Pelham was born September 7th 1838 on Cane Creek in Alexandria, Alabama, the son of Doctor and Martha [McGehee] Pelham. He grew up on his families plantation, where he learned to be a proficient rider. With the help of his local United State Congressman Sampson Willis Harris, Pelham received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point. While at West Point Pelham was popular with his class mates, and ranked highest in his class in cavalry tactics. With the Civil War brewing Pelham resigned on April 22nd from West Point just two weeks before graduation in 1861.
Upon returning home, with the Civil War under way, Pelham accepted a commission in the Alabama militia. He soon became a Lieutenant in the artillery, a part of Confederate General Joseph E Johnston's army. Pelham was quickly noticed by Confederate Cavalry General JEB Stuart, who transformed Pelham's battery into Horse Artillery. Pelham and his artillery were involved in over 60 fights, including First Bull Run, Antietam, and Fredericksburg. At Sharpsburg his guns harassed the flanks of the Union line causing heavy casualties. Lieutenant General Thomas Stonewall Jackson said of Pelham after the battle, "It is really extraordinary to find such nerve and genius in a mere boy. With a Pelham on each flank I believe I could whip the world."
On March 17th 1863 at the Battle of Kelly's Ford, Pelham took part in a cavalry charge. He was standing in his stirrups to urge his men forward, when he was struck in the head by a piece of exploding Union artillery shell. Pelham was carried six miles to the Culpeper Courthouse, where he died without ever regaining consciousness.


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Marfan syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects connective tissue, which is the material between cells of the body that gives the tissues form and strength. Connective tissue is found all over the body and multiple organ systems may be affected in individuals with Marfan syndrome. The heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular), skeletal, and eye (ocular) systems are most often affected. Major symptoms include overgrowth of the long bones of the arms and legs, abnormal side-to-side curvature of the spine (scoliosis), indentation or protrusion of the chest wall (pectus), dislocation of the lenses of the eyes (ectopia lentis), nearsightedness (myopia), widening (aneurysm) and tear (dissection) of the main artery that carries blood away from the heart (aorta), floppiness of the mitral valve (mitral valve prolapse) and backward flow of blood through the aortic and mitral valves (aortic and mitral regurgitation). The specific symptoms and the severity of Marfan syndrome vary greatly from case to case. Marfan syndrome is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait. Defects or disruptions (mutations) of the fibrillin-1 (FBN1) gene have been linked to Marfan syndrome and related disorders.
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Budget debate goes into second day
LINCOLN -- Nebraska senators voted 36-0 yesterday (Thursday) to advance the state's main budget bill after a two-day debate over several amendments related to property tax relief, railroad inspectors and funding for the University of Nebraska.The Legislature has spent more time debating the budget on the floor than in previous years.An amendment introduced by Sen. Ken Schilz of Ogallala would have added an additional $15 million to the $230 million allocated over the next biennium for the Property Tax Credit Program.Schilz acknowledged that the additional tax relief is a "token amount" that would only add up to about $4.50 in savings for $100,000 of property, but said it would show Nebraskans the Legislature is serious about addressing property taxes.The amendment failed on a vote of 14 to 15, with 18 senators not voting.Several opponents of the proposal argued that it would do little to relieve the property tax burden, and that a serious effort to address taxes should be taken up next session guided by the findings of a comprehensive tax study.Other senators pointed out that property tax rates are set at the local level and the state has little control over the process.Sen. Galen Hadley of Kearney, who chairs the Revenue Committee, said if property owners are unhappy with their taxes, "they ought to talk to the people setting the property taxes." Another amendment introduced by Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh of Omaha would have eliminated about $150,000 over the next biennium from the Public Service Commission for a state railroad inspection position.Lautenbaugh said there is no longer a need for this position because federal rail inspectors are doing the job.A few senators voiced support for the amendment, including Sen. Beau McCoy of Omaha who pointed out that the position had not been filled since 2009 and asked if there had been a major spike in rail accidents since that time.Sen. Annette Dubas, chair of the Transportation Committee, said the numbers of rail accidents have remained pretty consistent but that this is a public safety issue."We have the two most highly traveled rail corridors in the nation," she said.Dubas acknowledged that there are federal inspectors in Nebraska, but said the size of the area they are assigned to inspect is too large and federal sequestration may lead to fewer inspections in the future.The amendment failed on a vote of 15 to 25, with 4 not voting.Sen. Russ Karpisek of Wilber introduced an amendment that would have reduced funding for the University of Nebraska by $16 million over the next two years.Karpisek wanted to discuss the resident tuition freeze for the University system, which will also be in place for the Nebraska State College System. Lawmakers cited estimates that the freeze could save up to $500 per student per year."$16 million could go to a lot of things," Karpisek said.Opponents of the amendment noted the freeze would help students and families, even if the amount seemed small to some. Tuition isn't the only cost for college, other costs add up, said Sen. Kate Bolz of Lincoln. The need to have education past high school is growing, opponents also argued.Karpisek withdrew the amendment Thursday afternoon.


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John Force leads Funny Car qualifying
MOHNTON, Pa. (AP) — John Force powered to the first 3-second run of his unprecedented career to take the Funny Car qualifying lead Friday in the Auto-Plus NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway.
The 64-year-old Force, a 15-time series champion, drove his Ford Mustang to a run of 3.987 seconds at 323.50 mph, and earned six bonus points to move into a tie for the series lead with Matt Hagan. Force is coming off a victory Sunday in Madison, Ill.
"I'm excited right now," Force said. "(Crew chief) Jimmy Prock is throwing hardball right now. We feel really good about a run like that."
Force's daughter, Courtney, was second at 4.025 and 329.42 — the highest speed in Funny Car history.
Morgan Lucas led Top Fuel qualifying Allen Johnson topped the Pro Stock field, and Michael Ray led the Pro Stock Motorcycle lineup in the fourth of six events in the Countdown to the Championship playoffs.
Lucas had a run of 3.772 at 314.90.
Johnson, the defending series champion, took command during the second qualifying session, going 6.579 at 210.34 in his Dodge Avenger.
Ray ran a 6.857 at 193.38 on a Buell.


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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, June 30 (UPI) -- A gay activists rallied in St. Petersburg, Russia, Saturday only to be met by anti-gay demonstrators and the ensuing confrontation led to arrests, police said.
Several dozen LGBT activists were at the sanctioned gay pride event at the Field of Mars when about 200 of anti-gay activists showed up, RIA Novosti reported. The anti-gay group urged police to ban the rally and threw eggs at the gay activists, the Russian news agency said.
A police representative said officers then broke up the protest and arrested dozens of gay rights activists and eight members of the anti-gay group.
The Russian LGBT network claimed, in a post on its Facebook page, that several activists were beaten up by the opposing side and more than 50 were detained by police.
One police officer was injured, Fonatanka.Ru, a local news website, reported.


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Venezuelans Vote AgainWritten by Stephen Lendman Subject: Politics: Democratic Campaigns
by Stephen Lendman
In America, money power controls elections. People have no say. Each party replicates the other. Venezuela is different.
Voters take full advantage. They choose real democrats over fake ones. It shows in how Venezuelans are governed.
On October 7, they reelected Chavez overwhelmingly. On December 16, they'll vote again in regional elections. At stake are 23 regional governorships and 229 local legislative positions.
Currently, Chavez's United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) controls 17 of 23 states. Key opposition candidates represent the Roundtable of Democratic Unity (MUD) coalition.
Small parties have their own candidates. On October 6, they didn't get enough support to matter. On December 16, they won't likely fare better.
Chavez heads PSUV. It looks strong. He's confident of victory. In early November, he said "the revolution will triumph in the great majority of states in Venezuela."
In America, campaigns never end. Money dominated politics decides everything. Venezuela is much different. Campaigning runs six weeks. Issues matter.
Voters choose what benefits them. National Electoral Council (CNE) vice president Sandra Oblitas said they'll be "space for ideas (to let voters) make their best decision in awareness, peace and calm, just as we've done in every electoral process."
It's true. Jimmy Carter called Venezuela's system "the best in the world." America's is one of the worst. It's money infested and controlled.
US voters get same old, same old. Not a dime's worth of difference separates parties. It shows in who holds high office. They mock democratic governance. America's electoral process has no legitimacy whatever.
Including Caracas (Venezuela's Capital District), Chavez carried 22 of Venezuela's 24 states. Local gubernatorial and legislative races will be more closely contested.
Ahead of presidential voting, Chavez's opposition was in disarray. Henrique Captiles' top aide was sacked for taking bribe money. His offense was getting caught.
Party defections followed. Internal dissension showed some members rejected extremist platform issues. Reports suggest it's happening again. Four opposition National Assembly (AN) members left the party.
AN member Ricardo Sanchez said:
"We don't want to continue under the tutelage of a political leadership which behaves in an abusive and arbitrary manner."
"We don't want to continue being part of an organization controlled by small power groups that ally themselves to ensure their bureaucratic positions in the state."
Internal dissension bodes ill for party unity and electoral success. In contrast, Chavez reasserted key PSUV goals. They include greater means of production social ownership, enhanced workplace democracy, and prioritizing social justice.
In contrast, force-fed austerity dominates US politics. Fiscal cliff hype is about destroying social America, prioritizing war-making, maintaining generous corporate handouts, and benefitting super-rich elites at the expense of popular needs gone begging.
Neoliberal harshness works that way. Prioritizing wealth, power and imperial interests means depriving most people of vital social services. Unemployment, poverty, homelessness, hunger, and overall human misery are at record levels or close to them.
Bolivarianism is polar opposite. People needs are prioritized. Under Chavez, child mortality fell from 20 per 1,000 to 13. Unemployment dropped from 14.5% to 7.6%. Income inequality is Latin America's lowest. Poverty was cut in half. Extreme poverty fell from 23.4% to 8.5%.
Venezuelans value important benefits. They won't relinquish them easily. On December 16, Bolivarianism should emerge triumphant. PSUV candidates stand to gain. A November 9 Consultores VOP poll showed they hold strong leads in 11 states.
In 2008, PSUV candidates won 17 of 22 governorships. GIS XXI polling company head, Jesse Chacon, said voter preference shows they'll do better this time.
Hinterlaces polling company president, Oscal Schemel, said Chavistas have "a great opportunity in these regional elections."
"They are coming out of a strong and clear electoral triumph. That, evidently, sustains their enthusiasm, motivation, and the mobilization of their supporters."
"The socialist candidates are employing an important campaign concept: efficiency, follow-through, and results. These are key ideas in such a short election campaign."
Datanalisis head, Luis Leon said "the majority of governors will stay in the hands of the Chavistas. The success of the opposition doesn't depend on the number of states that it wins, but rather on the importance of those states."
"Miranda is vital." Henrique Capriles is governor. He's challenged by PSUV's Elias Jaua. Polls show a close race. Zulia and Merida states are closely contested. So are others.
Venezuela's Communist Party (PCV) plans running its own gubernatorial candidates in Amazonas, Portuguesa, Bolivar and Merida. Party officials will support PSUV in 19 other states.
Post-US elections, Chavez urged Obama to govern America and not invade or destabilize other countries. On November 8, he said:
Obama should "reflect, first, for his country, which lamentably has many social and economic problems. It's a divided country, a country with a social and economic fracture where poverty and misery are growing every day."
He said "super elites" run America. They're "exploiting the country and society." They're "poisoning it, cheating it, and manipulating it through a media war."
He also urged PSUV candidates "assume their responsibility with the revolution, not with local groups, or political groups inside the party."
He stressed "loyalty (with) the people and the revolution, whatever the cost."
The benefit is helping all Venezuelans by doing the right thing. Chavez prioritizes those most in need. They reward him with reelection. On December 16, expect Bolivarianism to emerge triumphant. Most Venezuelans want it no other way.
A Final Comment
Rumors about Chavez's health continue. They again surfaced when it was announced he'll return to Cuba for more treatment. He made clear he's cancer-free.
During weeks of presidential campaigning, he showed no ill effects. He's returning to Cuba for special hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT).
It enhances natural healing. It involves breathing 100% oxygen under increased atmospheric pressure. It's been used for centuries. It's used to prevent bone decay from radiation therapy.
It treats many injuries, ailments, and illnesses. It's not for cancer. Chavez will also receive physiotherapy. He said he'll "continue consolidating the process of strengthening (his) health."
He was last treated in Cuba six months ago. He received excellent care. He's "taking care of (his) health." He's "complying with the complementary treatment plan coordinated by the medical team which is supporting" him.
Since 2011, he had three surgeries, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Last July, he said he's cancer free. At the same time, recuperating from chemotherapy and radiation treatment takes time.
On November 28, he arrived in Cuba. On November 15, he said:
"Six months after I completed the last radiation therapy treatment, It has been recommended that I begin a special treatment consisting of various sessions of hyperbaric oxygenation. Together with physical therapy, (this) will consolidate the process of strengthening my health."
Media scoundrels look for excuses to criticize him. They make stuff up doing it. They claim he's hiding the real state of his health. They misreported throughout the presidential campaign on that and much more.
They vilify him anyway they can. Since taking office in February 1999, Venezuelans supported him overwhelmingly. It's because Bolivarianism serves everyone responsibly.
It's about not wanting to go back to the bad old days. It's about assuring it doesn't happen. Venezuelans believe Chavez is their best chance. He proved it with equitable social policies. They're too important to lose.
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new book is titled "How Wall Street Fleeces America: Privatized Banking, Government Collusion and Class War"
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network Thursdays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


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The tragedy that struck Louisiana last year sent a global shock-wave throughout the jazz community, profoundly moving everyone who loves the musical form that owes so much to the people of Louisiana and New Orleans in particular. Naturally, this touched a chord among the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal organizers, so it's quite natural for them to come to the aid of the birthplace of jazz and so many of its pioneers and exponents.
"It's good to see that Louisiana has responded so courageously to the disaster," notes president and co-founder of the Festival Alain Simard. "Much has been done since the tragedy struck and the city is now ready to welcome tourists. Their return is essential for the overall re-birth of the region that's been so gravely affected. Our Festival has always enjoyed a direct link to Louisiana. We've always closely watched the New Orleans Jazz Festival for up-and-coming musicians for our Montreal stages. So now it's our turn to help"
"It goes without saying that we'll be doing what we can to help the warm, accommodating citizens of the state. Offering a free outdoor special event in honor of New Orleans to open this year's Festival is the least we can do," adds Laurent Saulnier, vice-president of programming for the Festival.
That's why the Neville Brothers—synonymous with Louisiana culture and music—have been selected to kick off the Festival's 27th edition. It's going to be a free mega-show, presented by the Festival in collaboration with the State of Louisiana and providing Montrealers an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy a free outdoor concert by the group that was born in New Orleans way back in 1977. Only last year, The Neville Brothers gave their first show in 12 years at a packed Metropolis. So it'll be happening all over again when the legendary group takes the stage to deliver hits from their most recent CD, entitled Walkin' In The Shadow Of Life (probably their best since Yellow
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|2013-01-04, 23:24
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hey im new here, a started to get very intrested in anime so i was wondering around and pick up this site and decided to give it a try! a begging to LOVE anime, i just ended with KOKORO CONNECT and love the couple taichi x inaba and a just need to know whats next for them in the light novels after the anime, can anyone help me out?
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Hey everyone,
I've been into anime since I was really young. I grew up watching Kenshin, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Dragonball Z. I fell out of watching anime during high school, but started watching again after suffering an ACL injury my sophomore year while playing football. I started watching a lot since I couldn't do anything during my recovery. I am apart of other forums as well that aren't anime and I chose this forum after hearing about it online and I need a place to voice my opinions on 11eyes. Nice to meet all of you
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Emm... Hi i have been watching anime and reading manga for 4-5 years now and just want a place to discuss it with someone since my friends don't like anime/manga at all. My favorite thing to write is Ehmmm. Other than that there isn't lot to say bout me.
|2013-01-13, 17:19
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Hello, AnimeSuki. I'm Rhaz, also known as erohd. I do not watch much anime admittedly, but I love to watch a number of cartoons, and I love many cartoon redheads, such as Gwen Tennyson and Candace Flynn. My favorite anime is Highschool Of The Dead, and I love to listen to rock, pop, and metal. I also love drawing, mostly ranging to fanart, commissions, and even ecchi artwork. I will also soon post my own artwork thread, or you can simply find my artwork at deviantART, as erohd.
Anyways, I do hope to have a good time here.
Guay, adios!
|2013-01-13, 21:13
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Hello I'm Radioactive beta! You can just call me beta. I came here searching for icons and whoa did I find lots! I've been stalking this site for a while so I finally decided to join!
I enjoy science fiction books. My favorite holiday is halloween I do enjoy science fiction movies and scary ones at that. I love medical biology. I'm a bird owner and have been for a while. I love making friends and chatting with them because being nice..is just in my nature. The anime that I'm watching and about to finish right now is Clannad and Chobits the sites where I would watch them has changed and its really hard to find the episodes on youtube or anyplace else...after I'm done with those I'm going to start on Sword Art Online because I heard its really cool! I want to make friends here so please add me! Don't be shy! I love to chat with people
|2013-01-13, 21:33
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Hey guys, my name is Todd, but you can call me takai. I had a HELL of a time trying to register for this forum. I actually had lost all hope, so I just put some random words into the fields needed to register and by some miracle, I was able to register. I've requested my name to be changed to takai, so don't get used to sukichan.
Honestly, I came because I was looking for a quality anime forum, I was recommended animesuki, and by the looks a lot of threads, I'm in the right place. I look forward to posting with all of you!
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Hello folks.
I'm a long-timer lurker who decided to register when I joined Tak's World of Tank group. I enjoy watching a broad range of anime, but particularly enjoy comedy, mecha, military, sci-fi, and slice-of-life genres.
I am pleased to be part of this community.
|2013-01-14, 18:16
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Hi everyone.
Long-time lurker who decided it was about time I actually registered on the site.
Been watching anime and reading manga on and off for quite a while now, think it must be around 12 years or so by now. Got into it by watching Miyazaki's movies as a kid and then I was hooked.
At the moment I mainly watch comedy, romance, slice-of-life and the occasional action/fantasy.
Uhm, not sure what else to say. Hope to get along well with the rest of you.
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Hello everyone.
Was introduced to anime through Toonami when I was younger, so I guess Tenchi Muyo and Outlaw Star are to blame. After that, I just got addicted to anime that were heavy on Science Fiction: Steins;Gate, Mirai Nikki/Future Diary, Code Geass, Muv-Luv (VNs and TE), etc.
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Hey everyone yes i'm a newbie :L Have only really started watching anime properly this past year after being introduced by a friend figured I would join a forum to help find new series and get to know others who enjoy watching
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Sup everyone, I just registered today and it's actually my first forum so to speak. I usually just lurk around threads on my favorite ln series but thought I might as well become a member. I like the community here so yeah, nice to meet you all. -fen
|2013-01-16, 09:54
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Hi everyone,
Haven't posted in so long I feel I should re-introduce myself. I'm surprised my account is still active.
I've been watching anime since 2000. My top favorite animes are..
Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood
どうぞよろしく !
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|2013-01-17, 03:34
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Hi, guys! I'm MagnAvaloN.
I have a passion in Japanese pop culture since I was young, besides my vast interest in other particular fields like music, literature, science, and technology.
I started watching anime, playing console games, and reading manga since my childhood, and later got to know about visual novel and doujin music along with J-Pop, and watch recent animes. I haven't got much time to search for any good manga, not to mention my manga reading list was erased unintentionally last month. It'd be great if anyone of you could provide with a mountain of titles for me to read, lol.
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Any modern operating system consists of layers upon layers of systems, services, and libraries. Increasingly, no one can possibly have full understanding of all the layers of the cake. Here's RedHat developer Peter Hutterer's description of what it takes to move the cursor on your screen. Interesting to get back to the basics, and a good reminder of how complicated this stuff really is.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb Lady Bisons are 30th in this week's NCAA Division I Softball RPI, the highest ranking in the history of the program.
The Lady Bisons also are ranked 25th in the College Sports Madness Poll for this week. They received three votes in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 and one vote in the USA Today/NFCA Division I Softball Poll.
"Being in the top 30 in the RPI is something that we shoot for every year," Lipscomb coach Kristin Ryman said. "It is a big deal to be 30th. That is basically saying we are one of the top 30 teams in the country. We have been in the top 40 all season long."
While the teams the Lady Bisons are being ranked with are impressive, Ryman doesn't want her players to become too interested in the RPI situation.
"We want our players to go out and play," Ryman said. "We want them to understand how the RPI works. But at the same time we want to be the ones as coaches to focus on it a little bit more.
"To find little ways to keep inching up is a good thing. We schedule tough and we are being rewarded for that. Being in the top 30 is where you want to be near the end of the season. That puts you in the conversation a lot more in discussions about at-large bids for the NCAA Tournament."
Ryman stresses the goal of every team in the Atlantic Sun is to win the conference tournament and earn the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. This week USC Upstate is 27th in the RPI. Mercer is 43rd and Stetson is 49th.
"We want to give ourselves every opportunity to reach the point where we can go to the NCAA Tournament," Ryman said. "This team has worked very hard.
"I feel like we are kind of hitting our stride again. We started out so strong and then in the middle part of the season we were still winning some games, but we didn't see the same spark. We were hitting that rut."
Ryman thinks her players have elevated their play in their last couple of weeks even though there have been some injuries to deal with.
"We are incorporating more individual workouts this time of the year instead of more team practices," Ryman said. "In the game of softball you can benefit from individual workouts as much as you can full team practices.
"Hitting is individualized in terms of what they need to work on. They can get more done in a 30-to-45-minute individual workout than they can in an hour-and-a-half of team hitting during a full practice. We are trying to find any way possible to keep our players as fresh as possible."
As a team the Lady Bisons nationally are 16th in won-loss percentage (.791), 29th in scoring (6.02 runs per game) and 43rd in both batting average (.308) and doubles (1.44 per game).
Individually on a national level senior left-handed pitcher Ashley Anderson is 28th in victories (17), 38th in shutouts (five) and 44th in earned run average (1.67).
Junior third baseman Paige Neely is 11th in the nation in sac flies with four. Kristen Sturdivant is 50th in walks with .7 per game. Brittany Elmore is 51st in runs per game (.95).
The Lady Bisons, 34-9, 14-6 in the conference, travel to DeLand, Fla., this weekend to face Stetson, 29-8 overall, 13-4 in the A-Sun. Game dates and times have been changed due to the Easter weekend. The two teams will play a doubleheader Friday at 11 a.m. and a single game Saturday at 9 a.m.


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Four employees at a Peak District jewellery business have clocked up a combined total of 100 years' service between them.
CW Sellors, which has boutiques in Royal Oak Place, Matlock Street, Bakewell, and Crown Square, Matlock, celebrated the milestone by presenting each member with a personalised watch of their choosing.
HR and personnel development manager Matthew Hatch, workshop manager Paul Barker, workshop supervisor Graham Harrison and lapidary technician Vanessa Woodhall have all been with the company for 25 years.
Founder and managing director Chris Sellors said he was incredibly proud of the long–serving team members.
"We are a family business and treat our employees as part of that family unit," he added.
"We are delighted to have retained these key team members over the years and look forward to their continued involvement in the company for many years to come."
For further information on CW Sellors, visit the company's website www.cwsellors.co.uk


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Queensland employers are concerned the state's current workers' compensation scheme allows staff to get away with fraudulent or inappropriate claims.
The government is reviewing the state scheme, WorkCover, and heard from self-insured companies, legal groups, employers and insurance firms at Parliament House in Brisbane on Wednesday.
Chris Hay, from Colonial Timber Products, argued there wasn't enough being done to prove injuries or determine the impacts of pre-existing injuries.
"The fact that the employee has been shovelling gravel for the past 20 years with another employer doesn't seem to be taken into account," Mr Hay told the finance and administration committee hearing.
New Haven Funerals director Tim Connolly said his insurance premiums jumped about $30,000 in two years because a worker suffered an injury in a car accident caused by another driver and claimed for it.
"I have trouble understanding why we have been forced to pay an increased premium to a monopolised insurance provider because an accident caused by another party," he said.
Employers also argued there wasn't enough being done to disprove fraudulent claims and employees were abusing "no win, no fee" promises from legal firms.
"If there's no risk, why wouldn't they have a crack at us?" Mr Hay said.
Rosenlund Contractors managing director Neil Rosenlund said he had fought a fraudulent claim and won, but was significantly more out of pocket from legal fees than if he hadn't fought the claim.
The concerns raised were at odds with those put forth by unions during a sitting last week, where they argued there was nothing wrong with the current scheme, widely considered to be the country's best.
The Queensland Council of Unions said it was worried changes could result in smaller payouts, or an injury threshold test that would determine if a worker could sue their employer.
Other issues raised on Wednesday included whether insurance providers should be allowed to compete with WorkCover and whether employees should be able to claim for injuries that occur while travelling to and from work.
Requirements allowing large companies to become self-insured were also discussed.
Hearings will resume on Friday.


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Serious Sam Secrets
Submitted by : tanara
Serious Sam Secrets
Created: April 4, 2001
Last Updated: Oct 26, 2009
Authors: Derek Plote and Andy Schott
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The demos for the secrets haven't been hosted for years, and I finally
updated the FAQ to remove references to them and to fix some formatting
issues while I was in here.
I'm amazed that after 8 years, I still get the occasional email about this
FAQ. Glad it's helping people. However, I haven't played the game in
ages, so unfortunately I won't be able to answer any questions you've
got that aren't already covered in this FAQ... I simply don't remember
the game anymore!
This is simply a list of the secrets for Serious Sam. I'm not going to waste
time describing each enemy, weapon, model, and keystroke to you in
agonizing detail, as there are already plenty of walkthroughs out there to
do that. All you'll find here is a list of the secrets and how to get them. I
assume that anyone reading this has already gone through the game
and tried to find the secrets on their own, and thus will be familiar with
most of the areas I describe. If you see anything that needs to be
corrected or clarified, feel free to email us and we'll update accordingly.
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Feel free to put this on your website, print it out and use it for toilet
paper, feed it to your pet lizard, or do just about anything else you want
with it. All we ask is that you don't charge money for it, don't alter our
work, and that you don't replace our names with yours. Thanks!
I use front, back, left, and right a lot in my descriptions "Front" generally
refers to the direction you're facing when you start the level or enter a
particular area. "Back", naturally, is the other direction. "Left" and "right"
follow accordingly. Last but not least, I generally use "area" or "room" to
refer to the territory from one door to another door. "Level" refers to the
entire level.
Hatshepsut Temple (7 secrets)
1) From the starting position of the game, head towards the pillars off to
your right and pick up the second .45.
2) From the starting position, head up the ramp and then turn left at the
top of the ramp. The goal is to try to jump onto the roof of the building off
to the left of the ramp. You can do this by running along the ledge and
then jumping onto the roof. There you'll find some secret rocket ammo.
3) Same as #2, but on the right hand side instead of the left. You'll find a
secret rocket launcher.
4) From the start position, head up the ramp and then go to the righthand
outdoor half of this upper temple area. In the back, you'll see a patch of
wall that is quite obviously different from the rest of the wall by it. Touch
it and it will lower, revealing the double barreled shotgun.
5) From the start position, turn around and head down the ramp. At the
bottom of the ramp turn right and go open the door. You'll get a message
about the fans being released and see a bunch of guys with big heads.
6) Same as #5, but on the other side of the ramp. You'll have to use the
rocket launcher to blow the door up. Inside is the Croteam programmers.
7) If you turn around and look out at the desert from the door to secret #6,
then start running towards the back left corner of the desert, you'll
eventually see a tree back there in the desert. Run out to that tree,
and there is a secret heart powerup there.
Sand Canyon (6 secrets)
1) This one is a little tricky. When you first get outside on this level, keep
heading forward until you hit the mountain face. You want to go to the left
side of this (by the building you'll be entering) and the trick is to kind of
run at an angle up the side of the mountain and jump. Look for a tree at the
top of the rocky area... this is more or less what you're aiming for. You'll
see a tiny little path by that tree, which is what you're trying to hit. It
usually takes me a few jumps to pull it off, but once you manage to do it
without sliding back down the cliff it'll tell you that you found the secret
path and you can go down and it pick up some gear.
2) This is pretty close to #1. You can jump between the same cliff face and
the building that leads deeper into the level and you'll that you can push on
the wall of the building there to reveal a secret room. It's pretty hard to
miss if you go between the mountain and the building.
3) To the right of the entrance of the room with all the marsh-hoppers
(which from now on I'm going to call "frogs") there is a wall you can push
that will reveal a secret area with a tommygun and some ammo.
4) In the next room (after the frog room), just to the left of the entrance
there is a hidden bounce pad that allows you to bounce up to some armor
high above the other side of the doorway.
5) Straight ahead of this bounce pad there's a little side room with a tiny
ramp in it. In a cubbyhole under the ramp is a secret health bottle.
6) At the very end of the level, before entering the building, you need to
get on top of it. Just to the left of the building entrance you can run up the
side of the mountain and jump. If you do it correctly (it may take a few
tries) you can get on top of the building. There is some shotgun ammo
and +1 health up there.
Tomb of Ramses (8 secrets)
1) After killing the kamikazi on the ramp, you'll come to a room where you
can go left, right, or up some stairs ahead of you. Go right, and take the
stairs up in thefront right corner of the room. Eventually, you will come to
the ege of the platform. Jump across the gap to find a secret place.
2) Right before the room where the wall comes down on your left and
monsters ambush you as you're going up some stairs, you want to head to
the right of that entrance and jump up on the square fire holder thingamabob.
From the top of that you can jump up onto a ledge. If you go to the left from
there, it'll take a little shortcut through part of the level and tell you
"secret passage found".
3) Get to the same ledge as in #2. If you head right along the ledge and
follow it for a while, you'll find a secret heart powerup.
4) After killing the first Arachnoid Juvenile, you'll see stairs to the left
and right in front of you. Take the left stairs (kill the next Arachnoid
Juvenile to the front and right), then take the stairs to the left. You can
see the rocket launcher from here. If you look carefully, you'll see a little
glowing area a little bit below the platform between the wall and the
platform. Jump off the platform into it and it'll teleport you up to the
rocket launcher.
5) Actually picking up the rocket launcher counts as a secret.
6) When you enter the next room, climb the stairs all the way to the top.
When you get to the door to the next room, head left instead of going through
the door to the right. Once out on the walkway, there are two other walkways
slightly lower than where you are now - take the right one, and a heart is at
the end of it.
7) Before you enter the room that has the shotgun and a truckload of enemies
to kill (the entrance to this room has 2 statues on either side of it), turn
around, looking back the way you came. Run straight forward until you hit the
wall, then turn left. You'll see a tiny little passage. Head into it and it'll
give you the "secret passage found" secret.
8) In the secret passage area, continue down it and pick up the secret shield.
Valley of Kings (4 secrets)
1) In the room where the frogs come out of a glowing teleporter, go through
the door to the front left. Kill the Kleer on the other side of the door, go
up the ramp, and turn right onto the "stage". Look around the corner to the
right, move onto the bouncer there, and pick up the armor.
2) Blow up every statue on the level.
3) Once the last statue is blown up, the secret pendulum will be enabled.
This pendulum will be swinging in the area at the end of the level where the
rope bridge is. Ride across it to the other side of the river. It can be kind
of tricky to jump onto, and you'll have to hurry after blowing up the last
statue because the pendulum starts to slow down and not swing as far.
[Marc Oldenhof wrote to tell me that you can get the pendulum moving again by
firing a rocket at it. Thanks for the tip.]
4) Now that you're on the other side of the river, go through the cave exit.
This will take you to Moon Mountain.
Moon Mountain (7 Secrets)
1) On the 4th grassy platform in the beginning of the level, run to the edge
to where an ammo box is and you'll see some +200 armor floating down below
the platform in midair. If you stand in the right spot (just walk around the
edge a little), it'll trigger the secret catapult, which shoots the armor up
onto the grassy platform for you.
2) Probably the hardest secret on this level to find (without asking someone,
anyway). From the 5th grassy platform you need to jump through the waterfall.
It's a pretty tough jump. I usually try to aim for the rightmost edge of the
area behind the waterfall. If you manage to make the jump, it'll say something
about secret passage found. If you go through the level and get behind the
waterfall here the normal way, the secret won't be triggered.
3) Now that you got the second secret, run along the edge of this area by the
waterfall and carefully walk between the edge and the rocks. You'll find a
secret +50 health.
4) After you run past the top of the circular waterfall but before you jump
down the square hole into the water below, go behind that square pit and
press against the wall. It'll drop revealing a secret cavern.
5) After dropping down the hole into the water, you'll find a secret heart
powerup tucked between some rocks out of the water. If you go to the doorway
down here, then face away from the doorway and towards the water, you should
head forward and to the right to find the heart.
6) Past the water area you'll enter the room where you can see the circular
waterfall. Turn around and shoot a rocket right the entrance to the passage
you just came through. It'll say "secret backstage enabled" or something like
7) With secret backstage enabled, go back through the passage you just came
from and you'll find a secret teleporter.
Oasis (6 secrets)
1) Right in the beginning, turn around and jump through the waterfall to find
a secret room behind it.
2) "Sound-attack secret". I'm not entirely sure what has to occur to trigger
this one. It's not hard to trigger, but the exact cause is hard to pinpoint.
Anyway, once you get inside the building you'll see a big statue across the
room. There will be a +10 health in front of that, and a +1 health in each of
the corners on the same wall. Pick all 3 up and the secret is bound to
trigger. While you're at it, blow up the statue for good measure.
3) Take the passage to the left of the statue and pick up the +1 armor down
there. I think you need to have the +1 armor and both of the +1 healths by
the statue to trigger the secret bouncer. If you picked up the health already
like I told you to, picking up the +1 armor should trigger the secret bouncer.
4) After triggering the secret bouncer, it gives you a message about a secret
door opening. I'm not sure if this just happens automatically, or if it
happens when you go back by where the statue was. Either way, jump up on the
platform where the statue was and you'll see a glowing green bouncer. Stand
on it and it'll shoot you over to the minigun.
5) In the frog room, blow up one of the walls on the left to reveal the
secret cave.
6) Again, I'm not sure of the exact trigger for this one. What I do is run
into the secret cave (which looks nothing like a cave, but hey, what can ya
do?) and pick up the health but NOT the ammo, and then I back out. That
activates the secret trap (a bunch of enemies show up and start nailing you)
and the back wall of the secret cave pushes everything back into the main
room. I'm not sure if the secret trap will still trigger if you pick up the
Dunes (6 secrets)
0) This doesn't count as a secret, but I think it's cool. If you head along
the wall of the city and follow it to the right, eventually you'll come to a
little ledge along the wall with +1 health on it. You can rocket jump up to
that ledge, and then from that ledge you can rocket jump into the city itself
without ever going to the trouble of fighting all the guys and triggering the
opening of the gate.
1) Over the first hill (the point at which you can finally see the town),
head right along the baseline of the dunes and you'll find a +50 health box
sitting by itself. Go near it and some secret items will show up, along with
some critters.
2) Continuing to the right, way off in the distance you'll see the trees of
an oasis. Head out there (as fast as possible, or you'll start taking "Heat"
damage). You'll find a heart and a +200 armor.
3) The opposite of #1. Instead of running along the baseline to the right, go
to the left. You'll see a green health bottle out there. Go near it and, like
#1, some other items and monsters will spawn.
4) If you go left along the wall surrounding the city, you'll come to a tree
sitting all by itself. Blow it up to trigger the secret and spawn some items
and critters.
5) Once inside the city, head to the back right corner and rocket jump up
onto that platform. Then get off it right away. A few seconds later it'll blow
up and underneath the rubble you'll find a secret heart.
6) Once inside the city, head to the back left corner (opposite of #5) and
rocket jump up onto that platform. You'll find some ammo and get a message
about the secret depo being found.
Suburbs (7 secrets)
1) In the first area, go to the lefthand wall of buildings and about midway
between your start position and the door to the next area you'll find a hard
to spot alley with some items in it.
2) In the first area, head to the front left corner and blow up the tree so
that you can get between the two buildings. There are some items back there.
3) In the second area, there is a secret alley in practically the same spot
that #1 was in the first area. It's along the row of buildings on the left,
about midway across the area. There is some +100 armor there.
4) In the second area, go to the front right corner and pick up the items to
trigger the secret trap. A wall will rise up and some mechs will appear. Ouch.
5) In the second area, go to the far door in front of you (the one that won't
open). Go around it to the right and along the wall you'll find +1 armor that
triggers the yodel secret.
6) Just like #5, except you go around to the left instead of the right.
There's a green health bottle there that counts as a secret.
7) When you're about to jump into the sewer, stand on the side of the pit
closest to the closed door (the one you can't go through). Then jump in and
fall along the side of the pit closest to where you entered the area. You'll
land on a small ledge and enter a tiny room with some health and armor. It'll
give you a message about the secret hole being found.
Sewers (5 secrets)
1) From your starting position, dive down to the bottom of the water and go
forward. There is an underwater secret passage with a heart in it.
2) After going through the underwater passage in #1, there is a +50 secret
armor down here. It is off to the right a little bit.
3) Once you surface after getting #2, you'll see a walkway over the water in
this area. Above the walkway are a bunch of beams. Jump onto the beams and
walk along them to pick up a +50 secret armor.
4) After pressing the underwater switch to open the door to the frog room,
go into the frog room and down the stairs. At the bottom of the stairs, turn
left and go down the short passage that looks like a dead end. At the end of
it is an underwater secret passage that leads to some powerups.
5) The wall drops when you get to the area that shows up on your NETRICSA as
"Long Dive". Get behind the wall before it rises again and pick up the +200
Metropolis (1 secret)
1) Go to the area on the level where there is a spike pit and bulls that
charge across (and into) the pit. There is a chaingun on the other side.
Okay. Now, turn around from that pit (back the way you came) and run all the
way back to the doors that you came through. Fire rockets at the wall to the
left of the door to reveal a secret ammo depo.
Note: You can do this when first entering the area. You don't have to go to
the bull pit first. That was just the easiest way to describe it.
Alley of Sphinxes (1 secret)
1) This is a boring one. There is a small oasis in the desert off to the left.
Run down the main path until you get to the second pair of towers, then turn
left and head out into the desert. There is an oasis out there with some
rocket ammo.
Karnak (8 secrets)
1) While the level loads, hold down the key to make you run backwards. When
the game starts, you'll start moving backwards and out through the double
doors before they can close. You'll enter the "Generous Yard". I don't know
of any way to get back here unless you do it right away when the level starts.
2) In the first room forward from the starting point, press the switches on
the first pillar to the far left and the first pillar to the far right. This
will lower a platform to the left of the door that you entered from. Ride the
platform up to get to the secret area.
3) There are a few in the area with the pond that makes a cross shape with a
monument rising up in the center. As you first enter the area, the first
secret is on the bottom of the pool directly in front of you. Jump in, dive
down, and swim along the floor. There are some cannonballs sitting on top of
the area you have to press to open the secret room.
4) In the same pool area, there go to the righthand part of the "cross". Push
on the righthand wall to reveal a secret area that contains +200 armor and a
scroll about Croteam.
5) After swimming through the underwater pipe from the pool area, you'll come
up inside the temple. Turn around and go hit both switches on either side of
the closed door (the one that you couldn't open). This will open a secret
passage by the monument outside in the pool area. When you go back out there,
go over to the base of the monument and go down the watery passage. There
will be a big blob at the end of it along with a heart and a backpack.
6) Go to the room with two interior pools that have monuments rising out of
them. It is the room right before the area where you need to have bull knock
the door down for you. Jump in the pool on the left and swim around the middle
of the left wall. Push in the wall to reveal a secret passage that leads to a
red room with some funky gravity and a big red blob.
7) The last area of this map has two sphinxes on either side of the exit
door. Now, check the far left wall in the area. You'll see a slightly
discolored spot in the middle of it. Crouch and walk through it (it doesn't
move, you just walk right through it) and pick up a secret backpack.
8) Same thing as #7, but on the right wall instead of the left. Crouch, go
in, and get a secret heart. The difference is that first, this secret needs to
be enabled. I'm not entirely sure how I went about doing that. I believe I did
it by picking up all the powerups laying on the ground in this area as well as
blowing up both sphinxes. Maybe you don't need to blow up the sphinxes though.
If anyone can pinpoint this one, drop me a mail. In any case, it gives you a
message about the secret health being enabled.
Luxor (8 secrets)
1) On the left side of the map (the side with the golden heart), there's a
spot where an arachnid sits on a moving pillar and comes shooting at you when
you pick up some armor. In that area, there is a small building. Go inside it
and pick up the green health bottle. You need to actually pick it up, not just
walk over it. The ceiling will start to come down, so get out quick. Once the
ceiling drops, go back in and pick up the powerups that were on the ceiling.
2) In the back right corner of the heart of gold area, up on the ledge by the
door to exit the area, there is a bounce pad that bounces you up to a green
health bottle. There is another bouncer there that bounces you onto the roof
above the door you entered the area from.
3) Right after bouncing up onto that rooftop, across from an ammo box there
is a wall you can blow up to discover a secret ammo depo. [CREDIT: Grand
Master Shinobi on the Seriously! forums posted about this one. Also to
William Kauffman, who mailed me about it while I was typing in my update.
4) On the right side of the map (the half with the feather), in the area
before the area that contains the feather, there are 5 tower/pillar things
rising out of the ground. You can blow two of these up. When you do, you'll
get a message about secret cannon ammo being revealed and some cannonballs
will appear.
5) In the feather area, in the back left corner there is a bounce pad that
leads up to a heart.
6) In the feather area, go to the door that you unlocked by picking up the
feather. Turn away from the door and jump up onto the roof of the adjacent
building. You'll see a glowing square on the roof. Shoot it to lower the
platform. There is a heart inside the building. Shoot the platform again
to make it rise.
7) Jump into the pit of spikes. You'll be teleported to a secret area with
some armor and ammo. I'm pretty sure the teleportation only works once, so
don't do it again.
8) At the very end of the level, pass through the doors but immediately turn
left and head through the side door on the left. Don't go too far in or
you'll trigger the normal level exit. The exit on the left will take you to
the Sacred Yards.
Sacred Yards (10 secrets)
1) In the room with Binky (big pool in the room with a platform in the middle
of it, the third "room" of the game), you can shoot the monument on the
platform. The platform will slide aside, revealing some secret health.
Note: I don't think you can get this secret if you picked up the +1 health in
the room you start in which sets off an explosion. My belief is that picking
up the health blows up the monument and so you miss your chance to get the
health. [Credit for this one Bernd Wolffgramm at http://DLH.Net. Thanks Bernd!]
2) When you enter the weird anti-gravity room and you see the sphinx rising up
on the platform, immediately start firing rockets at it. If you hit the rising
platform before it makes it up, it will explode and you'll be able to just
walk over and pick up the sphinx. [Credit for this one goes to Gamespy's
article. And here I was hoping I'd be completely done before they released
Alternative?: When you enter the anti-gravity room, a miniature scorpion
attacks. Finish him fast with rockets and get the health that he leaves.
[Bernd emailed me about this one as well. I haven't been able to reproduce
it yet, so he was possibly wrong, or there might be more than 10 secrets on
this level, but only 10 total can be activated depending on what choices you
3) In the room with funky gravity where you keep getting flipped upside down,
hit all the switches along the walls. Once the platform raises, go under it
and hit the switch there. It'll raise a secret platform which will allow you
to get the heart and armor in this area.
4) In the other sphinx room (not where #1 was) there is a backpack to your
left as you come in the door. Go chase after it. The wall will close on you,
forcing you into an open area with a large pyramid. Run behind the pyramid
and pick up the health.
5) Same as #2, but on the other side of the pyramid (still in the back though)
there is a heart. Both items are really obvious if you just go back there.
6) Kill all the enemies around the pyramid and then go to the front of it. A
door should now be open, and you can go in and press a button. The pyramid
will turn into a bunch of crates.
7) Go back out of this area now (the wall will have dropped down) and back
into the sphinx room. Rotate the platform to the left but don't press the
button yet. Jump on the button, then on the stand that the button is on.
From there, jump towards the front onto the ledge you can see. There is a
+200 armor there.
8) Same as #7, but do this on the right. There is a heart there.
9) Same as #7 and #8, but this one is straight forward. When you jump up on
the button, then jump foward into the area behind the wall (where you pick up
the sphinx). If you haven't raised the water level yet, this will count as a
10) In this same room still, jump on the thesquare platform that is raised
out of the water (the one on the left). I'm not sure if you just have to
stand on it or shoot it. I was impatient, so I shot it. This raises the
platform on the other side of the water and slides it a little ways.
[Bernd tells me that you do indeed need to shoot it. Thanks!]
The Great Pyramid (0 secrets)
0) None. Go away. All done.
That concludes the lists of secrets we found. If you find anything we're
missing, please send email to the address at the top of the files.
The only version of this document that I keep updated is the one at
gamefaqs.com, so always check that site for the latest version.


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Future MBB player hospitalized by plane crash - Updated
Ed-Tim: A really sad story, especially considering Austin has been hit with plane-crash tragedy in the past. Keep the entire Hatch family in your thoughts and/or prayers, if that's what you're into.
2013 commitment Austin Hatch, just weeks after verbally committing to play at UofM was seriously injured in a plane crash last night. His father and step mother died at the scene. Austin is in the ICU at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital. This article explains the crash with no names, and Dylan Burkhardt of UMHoops has been tweeting about it. Prayers to Austin and his family.
Indiana News Center provided an update on Austin's condition with the details coming from a family friend. To summarize, Austin is in a medically induced coma. He suffered a broken clavicle, ribs and a fractured leg. Along with that, both of his lungs were punctured and his skull was fractured. There is minor swelling in his brain, but doctors claim to have it under control. He is in critical condition, but doctors do believe they have control over the situation. Continued support and prayers from the Michigan family to the Hatch family.


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Southeast Texans welcome new Army commander to Beaumont
Command of the Army's 842nd Transportation Battalion changed hands Thursday, June 13, during a ceremony at the battalion's headquarters at the Port of Beaumont. Lt. Col. Michael J. Arnold handed command over to Lt. Col. Darrin M. Bowser. Arnold, who has held command of the 842nd Transportation Battalion for the last two years, was reassigned to the Headquarters Second Infantry Division in Korea. He has served in Iraq, Kuwait and Korea and was also an assistant professor at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y.
Arnold thanked fellow servicemen, police officers, coaches, principals, teachers, neighbors and friends for their support during his command of the battalion and welcomed the new commander.
"Darrin, I know that you will be happy to serve here in Beaumont," Arnold said. "I'm heartened by the fact that the team members I love and care for are getting one great commander."
Bowser enlisted in the Army in 1986 and was discharged in 1988 to attend Wright State University in Fairborn, Ohio. He was commissioned and returned to active duty as a second lieutenant. Bowser served in Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom and has earned numerous decorations including the Bronze Star and Army Commendation medals.
"I am both excited and humbled by the opportunity to serve in the 842nd Transportation Battalion here in Beaumont," Bowser said. "My family and I look forward to living and working in this wonderful community."
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 16, 2013) – Having rallied back to get within three points midway through the second half, the ETSU men's basketball team was unable to complete another Saturday comeback and dropped a 71-54 decision to Atlantic Sun Conference rival Mercer inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center.
The Buccaneers (9-19 overall, 7-8 A-Sun) played a dismal first half offensively, shooting just 16 percent from the floor and falling behind by as many as 16 points before the intermission. After the break, ETSU managed to get to within three at 41-38 after a technical foul call on Mercer head coach Bob Hoffman, but looked on as the Bears (18-9, 11-3) outscored them 30-16 the rest of the game.
"After the technical we were right there," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow. "But the last 10 minutes of the game we got outplayed and outcoached. We just weren't very good on either end of the floor. Mercer is a good team and they had players that made plays when it counted down the stretch."
As in several games so far this season, the Bucs struggled early on in the contest and only had four made field goals by halftime. This obviously allowed the Bears to build a 27-13 halftime advantage.
Following the halftime break, the Bucs actually found their shooting stroke and went on an 18-10 run to make it 41-38 with 10:39 left in the game. However, from there Mercer put together a 10-0 run of its own with some effective offensive plays and a lockdown defensive effort, and they never looked back.
For the game, Mercer would shoot 46 percent from the floor – 57 percent in the second half – and hit on 12-of-25 (48 percent) from 3-point range. The Bears also won the rebounding battle 36-25, while dishing out 17 assists – compared to just four assists for the Bucs.
ETSU senior guard Jarvis Jones (Memphis) led the Bucs with a game-high 18 points, while sophomore post John Walton (Memphis) and junior forward Hunter Harris (Nashville) pitched in 12 and 11 points, respectively.
Mercer was led in scoring by guard Travis Smith with 16, while Langston Hall netted 15 and Jakob Gollon added 12.
The Bucs will return to action on the road for a pair of games this weekend in Jacksonville, Fla., beginning Thursday night at North Florida followed by a Saturday afternoon tilt with Jacksonville. For more on ETSU men's basketball as the team wraps up the 2012-13 season, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the men's hoops link.


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Somewhere along the way, Royce White contends, his story got twisted. The information about his fear of flying became misinformation. People started to believe the blogs and the breathless reports about why a first-round draft pick was failing to make it in the NBA.
It felt to White as if every story he read was one cut-and-pasted version of another.
"Me saying that I don't like to fly," White recalls, "turned into 'He can't fly.'"
The thing was, White said, he never refused to fly. He flew to summer league with the Houston Rockets, the team that drafted and later suspended him for failing to report to the Development League. He flew in the...


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Middle Fork of the Salmon River
We asked each of our producers to choose a favorite Idaho Getaway and bring it to us, wrapped up in a ten minute package. Together, the five segments comprise an OUTDOOR IDAHO Special that highlights some of the State's remarkable travel treasures.
Bruce Reichert and friends find solitude on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River by scheduling a September float trip.
John Crancer swings into the saddle on a 102 year old guest ranch in eastern Idaho, to help herd cattle.
Joan Cartan-Hansen, along with her son and daughter, seek a more urban habitat, exploring resort opportunities in the Coeur d'Alene area.
Jim Peck crosses the Bitterroot Mountains, in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery.
And Marcia Franklin finds timeless outdoor adventures in the Sawtooth Valley.
Along the way, each of them finds ways to break free from the ordinary, in a state that's known for its adventurous spirit.
Original artwork by Ward Hooper


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it was with some bit of sadness that i learned about the demise of NU-107, the home of new rock. i had been listening to the station especially during its early years, and was thankful of the effort it had put into discovering and promoting new local talent. bands like the eraserheads, parokya ni edgar, chicosci, and itchyworms (to name a few) i think owe a part of their success to NU and atom henares, the man responsible for what was at the time a bold new format.
unfortunately, its cutting-edge format could not be sustained. i for one migrated back to 99.5 RT (which i started out listening to back in grade 6 because a classmate whose family at the time owned the station promoted it shamelessly ;D -- pero OK lang; i've been more or less a loyal listener for the last 32 friggin' years!) but would occasionally listen to NU from time to time. all the old rockers grew up, had families, started having children, ergo, none of the usual fare of NU could be playing around the house with the kids around.
of course, new generations of rockers should have come around. the format is always new and therefore should appeal to the each younger set every year. why that didn't happen is beyond me, and NU, like anyone who plays in a merciless market, probably floundered and eventually, slipped beneath the waves.
but for what it was worth, it was a great way to get to the new music. still, whether the NU diehards care to admit it or not, they targeted essentially the same social strata as RT. so i'm certain if on some days i wanna check out the new music, i know where to go.
thanks, NU, for the last 23 years. i didn't listen always, but at least i can say i listened to its last song (which by the way was the e-heads' "huling el bimbo" -- how apropos).