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|2008-12-14, 10:25
|Link #21
I am about to leave again
Join Date: Dec 2008
How to use it I
--The human whose name is written in this note shall die.
--This note will not take effect unless the writer has the person's face in their mind when writing his/her name. Therefore, people sharing the same name will not be affected.
--If the case of death is written within 40 seconds of writing the person's name, it will happen.
--If the case of death is not specified, the person will simply die of a heart attack.
--After writing the case of death, details of the death should be written in the next 6 minutes and 40 seconds.
How to use it II
--This note shall be come the property of the human world, once it touches ground of (arrives in ) the human world.
--The owner of the note can recognize the image and voice of its original owner ,i.e. a god of death.
--The human who uses this note can neither go to Heaven nor Hell.
How to use it III
--If the time of death is written within 40 seconds after writing the cause of death as a heart attack, the time of death can be manipulated, and the time can go into effect within 40 seconds after writing the name.
--The human who touches the DEATH NOTE can recognize the image and voice of its original owner, a god of death, even if the human is not the owner of the note.
How to use it IV
--The person in possession of the DEATH NOTE is possessed by a god of death, its original owner, until they die.
--If a human uses the note, a god of death usually appears in front of him/her within 39 days after he/she uses the note.
--God of death, the original owners of the DEATH NOTE, do not do, in principle, anything which will help or prevent the deaths in the note.
--A god of death has no obligation to completely explain how to use the note or rules which will apply to the human who owns it.
How to use it V
--A god of death can extend his life by putting human names on the note, but humans cannot.
--A person can shorten his or her own life by using the note.
The human who becomes the owner of the DEATH NOTE can, in exchange of half of his/her remaining life, get the eyeballs of half of his/her death which will enable him/her to see a human's name and remaining lifetime when looking through them.
--A god oh death cannot be killed even if stabbed in his heart with a knife or shot in the head with a gun. However, here are ways to kill a god of death, which are not generally known to the gods of death.
How to use it VI
--The conditions for death will not be realized unless it is physically possible for that human or it is reasonably assumed to be carried out by that human.
--The specific scope of the condition for death is not known to the gods of death, either. So, you must examine and find out.
How to use it VII
--One page taken from the DEATH NOTE, or even a fragment of the page, contains the full effects of the note.
--The instrument to write with can be anything, [e.g. cosmetics, blood, etc ] as it can write directly onto the note and remains as legible letters.
--Even the original owners of the DEATH NOTE, gods of death, do not know much about the note.
How to use it VIII
--You may also write the cause and/or details of death prior to filling in the name of the individual. Be sure to insert the name of the front of the written cause of death. ----You have about 19 days (according to the human calendar) in order to fill in a name.
--Even if you do not actually possess the DEATH NOTE, the effect will be the same if you can recognize the person and his/her name to place in the blank.
How to use it IX
--The DEATH NOTE will not affect those under 780 days old.
--The DEATH NOTE will be rendered useless if the victim's name is misspelled four times.
How to use it X
--"Suicide" is a valid cause of death. Basically all humans are thought to possess the possibility to commit suicide. It is, therefore, not something "unbelievable to think of" .
--Whether the cause of the individual's death is either a suicide or accident, If the death leads to the death of more than the intended, the person will simply die of a heart attack. This is to ensure that other lives are not influenced.
How to use it XI
--Even after the individual's name, the time of death, and death condition on the DEATH NOTE were filled out, the time and condition of death can be altered as many times as you want, as long as it is changed within 6 minutes and 40 seconds from the time it was filled in. But, of course, this is only possible before the victim dies.
--Whenever you want to change anything written on the DEATH NOTE within 6 minutes and 40 seconds after you wrote, you must first rule out the characters you want to erase with two straight lines.
--As you see above, the time and condition of death can be change, but once the victim's name has been written, the individual's death can never be avoided.
How to use it XII
--If you lose the DEATH NOTE or have it stolen, you will lose its owner ship unless you retrieve it within 490 days.
--If you have traded the eye power of a god of death, you will lose the eye power as well as the memory of the DEATH NOTE, once you lose its ownership. At the same time, the remaining half of your life will not be restored.
How to use it XIII
--You may lend the DEATH NOTE to another person while maintaining its ownership. Subletting it to yet another person is possible, too.
--The borrower of the DEATH NOTE will not be followed by a god of death. The god of death always remains with the owner of the DEATH NOTE. Also, the borrower cannot trade the eyesight of the god of death.
How to use it XIV
--When the owner of the DEATH NOTE dies while the NOTE is being lent, its ownership will be transferred to the person who is holding it at that time.
--If the DEATH NOTE is stolen and the owner is killed by the thief, its ownership will automatically be transferred to the thief.
How to use it XV
--When the same name is written on more than two DEATH NOTES, the NOTE which was first filled in will take effect, regard less of the time of death.
If writing the same name on more than two DEATH NOTES is completed within a 0.06-second difference, it is regarded as simultaneous; the DEATH NOTE will not take effect and the individual written will not die.
How to use it XVI
--The god of death must at least own one DEATH NOTE. That DEATH NOTE must never be lent to or written on by a human.
Exchanging and writing on the DEATH NOTE between the gods of death is no problem.
How to use it XVII
--If the god of death decides to use the DEATH NOTE to kill the assassin of an individual he favors, the individual's life will be extended, but the god of death will die.
--The dead god of death will disappear, but the DEATH NOTE will remain. The ownership of this DEATH NOTE is usually carried over to the next god of death that touches it, but it is common sense that it is returned to the Great god of death.
How to use it XVIII
--Only by touching each other's DEATH NOTE human individuals who own the DEATH NOTE in the human world recognize the appearance or voice of each other's god of death.
--An individual with the eye power of a god of death can fell the name and life span of other humans by looking at that person's face. By possessing the DEATH NOTE, an individual gains the ability to kill and stops being a victim. From this point, a person with the DEATH NOTE cannot seethe life span of other DEATH NOTE owners, including him/herself. But, it is not really necessary for the individual to view the life span of him/herself nor other DEATH NOTE owners.
The god of death must not tell humans the names or life spans of individuals he sees. This is to avoid confusion in the human world.
How to use it XIX
--It is prerequisite for the DEATH NOTE used in the human world that a living god of death makes sure that the humans in the human world use it.
--It is very difficult to consider that a god of a death who has possessed a human could die, but if he should die, the DEATH NOTE that he brought into the human world will not lose its power.
How to use it XX
--In order to see the names and life spans of humans by using the eye power of the god of death, the owner must look at more than half of that person's face. When looking from top to bottom, he must look at least from the head to the nose. If he looks at only the eyes and under, he will not be able to see the person's name and life span. Also, even though some parts of the face, for example the eyes, nose or mouth are hidden, if he can basically see the whole face, he will be able to see the person's name and life span. It is still not clear how much exposure is needed to tell the name and life span, and this needs to be verified.
--If above conditions are met, names and life span can be seen through photos and pictures, no matter how old they are. But this is sometimes influenced by the vividness and size. Also, names and life spans cannot be seen by face drawings, however realistic they may be.
How to use it XXI
--Those with the eye power of the god of death will have the eyesight of over 3.6 in the human measurement, regardless of their original eyesight.
How to use it XXII
--The individuals who lose the ownership of the DEATH NOTE will also lose their memory of the usage of the DEATH NOTE. This dose not mean that he will lose all the memory from the day he owned it to the day he lose possession, but means he will only lose the memory involving.
How to use it XXIII
--Whenever an individual with ownership of more than two DEATH NOTES loses possession to the DEATH NOTES, he will not be able to recognize that DEATH NOTE'S god of death's appearance or voice anymore.
The god of death himself will leave, but all the memory involving that DEATH NOTE will remain as long as he maintains ownership of at least one other DEATH NOTE.
How to use it XXIV
--The god of death must not stay in the human world without a particular reason. Conditions to stay in the human world are as follows:
?. When the god of death's DEATH NOTE is handed to a human.
?. Essentially, finding a human to pass on the DEATH NOTE should be done from the world of the gods of death, but if it is within 82 hours this may also be done in the human world.
?. When a god of death stalks an individual with an intention to kill them, as long as it is within 82 hours of haunting them, the god of death may stay in the human world.
How to use it XXV
--The god of death must not hand the DEATH NOTE directly to a child under 6 years of age(based on the human calendar).
--The DEATH NOTE must not be handed to a child under 6 years of age, but DEATH NOTES that have been dropped into the human world, and are part of the human world, can be used upon humans of any age with the same effect.
How to use it XXVI
--If you just write, "die of accident" for the cause of death, the victim will die from a natural accident after 6 minutes and 40 seconds from the time of writing it.
--Even though only one name is written in the DEATH NOTE, if it influences and causes other humans that are not written in it to die, the victim's cause of death will be a heart attack.
How to use it XXVII
--If you write, "die of disease" with a specific disease's name and the person's time of death, there must be a sufficient amount of time for the disease to progress. If the set time is too tight, the victim will die of a heart attack after 6 minutes and 40 seconds after completing the DEATH NOTE.
--If you write, "die of disease" for the cause of death, but only write a specific time of death without the actual name of disease, the human will die from an adequate disease. But the DEATH NOTE can only operate within 23 days (in the human calendar).
--This is called the 23-day rule.
How to use it XXVIII
--If you write, "die of disease" like before with a specific diseases name, but without a specific time, if it takes more than 24 days for the human to die, the 23-day rule will not take effect and the human will die at an adequate time depending on the disease.
--When rewriting the cause and/or details of death it must be done within 6 minutes and 40 seconds. You cannot change the victim's time of death, however soon it may be.
How to use it XXIX
--You cannot kill humans at the age of 124 and over with the DEATH NOTE.
--You cannot kill humans with less than 12 minutes of life left (in human calculations).
How to use it XXX
--If you have traded the eye power of a god of death, you will see a person's primary life span in the human world.
--The names you see with the eye power of a god of death are the names needed to kill that person. You will be able to see the names even if that person isn't registered in the family registration.
How to use it XXXI
--The number of pages of the DEATH NOTE will never run out.
How to use it XXXII
--If someone possesses more than one DEATH NOTE, by visualizing the victim, then writing down the name in one of the DEATH NOTES and the cause of death in the other, it will take effect.
--The order however, is unimportant, if you write down the cause of death in one DEATH NOTE and afterwards, write the name in the other, it will still take effect.
--This can also be accomplished by two DEATH NOTE owners working together. In this case, it's necessary that the two touch each other's DEATH NOTES.
How to use it XXXIV
--The owner of the DEATH NOTE cannot be killed by a god of death who is living in the world of the gods of death.
--Also, a god of death who comes to the human world, in the objective to kill the owner of the DEATH NOTE, will not be able to do so.
--Only a god of death that has passed on their DEATH NOTE to a human is able to kill the owner of the DEATH NOTE.
How to use it XXXV
--If a DEATH NOTE owner accidentally misspells a name four times, that person will be free from being killed by the DEATH NOTE. However, if they intentionally misspell the name four times, the DEATH NOTE owner will die.
--The person whose name was misspelled four times on purpose will not be free of death by a DEATH NOTE.
How to use it XXXVI
--There are male and female gods of death, but it is neither permitted, nor possible for them to have sexual relations with humans. The gods of death also cannot have sex with each other.
--When regaining ownership of the DEATH NOTE, the memories associated with the DEATH NOTE will also return.
In cases where you were involved with other DEATH NOTES as will, memories of all the DEATH NOTES involved will return.
--Even without obtaining ownership, memories will return just by touching the DEATH NOTE.
--You will lose memory of the DEATH NOTE when losing its ownership. But you can regain this memory by either obtaining the ownership once again or by touching the DEATH NOTE. This can be done up to 6 times par DEATH NOTE.
--If the 6 times are exceeded, the person's memory of the DEATH NOTE will not return and they will have to use it with out any previous memory of it.
--Humans that have traded for the eye power of a god of death will see a person's primary life span, and will not be influenced by the DEATH NOTE. If the victim is killed using the DEATH NOTE, the remaining lifetime of that victim will be provided to the god of death.
--Humans that have traded for the eye power of a god of death cannot see the name or life-span of humans who have already passed away by looking at their photos.
--Whenever a god of death who had been in the human world dies and the DEATH NOTE is left behind and is picked up by a human, that person becomes the owner.
--However, in this case, only the human that can recognize the god of death and its voice is able to see and touch the DEATH NOTE
--It is very unlikely, but if by any chance a god of death picks up the DEATH NOTE, that god of death becomes the owner.
--It is useless trying to erase names written in the DEATH NOTE with erasers or white-out.
--The use of the in the human world sometimes affects other human's lives or shortens their original life-span, even though their names are not actually written in the DEATH NOTE itself. In these cases, no matter the cause, the god of death sees only the original life-span and not the shortened life-span.
--It is useless trying to erase names written in the DEATH NOTE with erasers or white-out.--If a Death Note is owned in the human world against the god of death's will, that god of death is permitted to stay in the human world in order to retrieve it.
--In that case, if there are other DEATH NOTES in the human world, the gods of death are not allowed to reveal to humans that DEATH NOTE'S owner or its location.
--If the DEATH NOTE that the god of death owns is taken away; by being cheated by other gods of death and so forth, it can only be retrieved from the god of death who is possessing it at the time. If there is no god of death, but a human possessing it, the only way that the god of death can retrieve it will be to first touch the DEATH NOTE and become the god of death that haunts that human. then wait until that human dies to take it away before any other human touches it or whenever the human shows a will to let go of it.
--As long as the god of death has at least once seen a human and knows his/her name and life-span, the god of death is capable of finding that human from a hole in the world of the gods of death.
--There are laws in the world of gods of death. If a god of death should break the law, there are 9 levels of severity starting at Level 8 and going up to Level 1 plus the Extreme Level. For severity levels above 3 the god of death will be killed after being punished.
--For example, killing a human without using the Death Note is considered as the Extreme Level.
--Losing memory of the DEATH NOTE by passing on the ownership to another, or by abandoning its ownership will only occur when someone is actually killed using that DEATH NOTE. You will not lose memory of the DEATH NOTE, for example, if you merely owned it and had not written anyone's name.
--In this case, you will not be able to hear the voice or see the figure of the god of death any more. You will also lose the eye power of the god of death you traded with.
--The god of death will not die from lack of sleep. Moreover, gods of death do not really need sleep. The meaning of sleep for gods of death is essentially different from humans and is merely laziness.
--Especially gods of death living in the human world that have passed on their DEATH NOTE shouldn't be lazy, as they are required to see the death of the human, but it is not that they are not allowed to sleep.
--Only 6 DEATH NOTES are allowed to exist at a time in the human world.
Of course, the DEATH NOTE that the god of death owns dose not count.
This means only 6 gods of death that have passed on their DEATH NOTE to humans can stay in the human world.
--One god of death is allowed to pass on DEATH NOTES to only 3 humans at a time.
--It is possible for a single god of death to hand out up to 6 DEATH NOTES, for example, by handing 3 humans 2 DEATH NOTES each.
--In other words, one human could own all 6 DEATH NOTE.
--However, if a seventh DEATH NOTE is owned by a human in the human world, nothing will happen even if used,.
--In the event that there are more than 6 DEATH NOTE in the human world, only the first 6 DEATH NOTES that have been
delivered to humans will have effect.
--the seventh DEATH NOTE will not become active until one of the other 6 DEATH NOTES is burned up, or a god of death takes one of them back to the world of god of death.
I think that's the whole list.......I'm pretty sure of it......
|2008-12-18, 06:52
|Link #23
I am about to leave again
Join Date: Dec 2008
Quite simple really........if they're that old, it's likely that they'll probably just die soon......and that the God of Death, or Shinigami wouldn't get much life out of them.......so they just put it in their rules not to be able to kill them or not, it makes sense......I think......
|2009-05-01, 21:00
|Link #24
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Clarifications on rules.
Only death gods are prohibited from knowingly extending lives by killing someone's killer. There is no such prohibition on humans posessing notes.
The stalker would have lived longer than the time limit. his wound would not have been instantly fatal. Either that, or someone else's death note use on another person was responsible for the stalkers shortened lifespan, in which case it works anyway.
And to answer every other question before it's asked.
Light got the name correct within the first 4 times.
Rems threat was empty, but Light didn't realise this. Ryuk didn't tell him because it made things more intersting that way. Ryuk is a bastard.
Near did use the notebook to kill Mikigami. He simply could not risk a Kira escaping.
|2009-06-14, 16:25
|Link #25
Join Date: Jun 2009
How to use it XXXIV
--The owner of the DEATH NOTE cannot be killed by a god of death who is living in the world of the gods of death.
Rem was in the human world.
--Also, a god of death who comes to the human world, in the objective to kill the owner of the DEATH NOTE, will not be able to do so.
Rem did not come to the human world in order to kill Light, but to help Misa.
--Only a god of death that has passed on their DEATH NOTE to a human is able to kill the owner of the DEATH NOTE.
Rem had passed on her Death Note.
|2010-07-19, 23:12
|Link #27
Join Date: Jul 2010
|2010-09-01, 03:41
|Link #28
Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2010
Age: 25
I have a question that I'm fairly sure wasn't addressed in the rules, though considering the multitude of Death Note rules I could have missed it.
If a person has a hyphenated name from birth and the Death Note user didn't know and only put part of their name down would that count? Or would that be considered misspelling their name?
Jack Jefferson-Brown
Say only Jack Jefferson or Jack Brown were written in the death note. Would it count?
Would it depend on which of the names was his fathers or which was his mothers?
Would Jack survive on a technicality?
|2011-11-13, 00:12
|Link #30
Join Date: Nov 2011
Hmm. Reading the rules VERY literally, I think I've found the world's best/worst Death Note loophole. The trick is that the idea of "remaining lifespan" implies some kind of predestination.
* Troll-Kira first lets the detectives discover the list of true rules.
* Troll-Kira buries the notebook. He's not going to trust accomplices or rely on a scheme that requires him to "lose" ownership.
* He then, in an amazingly risky gamble, allows himself to be imprisoned for 40 days. For all 40 days, people keep dying. The detectives are baffled. How could he kill more than 23 days into the future? They release him, exactly as he planned.
* He digs up the notebook and goes along his way. There is no other Death Note in the world. All of those people, even the ones who died past day 24, were killed by this Death Note. Nobody else used his Death Note. No pages were distributed. Every death is the direct logical consequence of Troll-Kira writing the dead person's name in this notebook.
How could he have done this?
Spoiler for Cheap trick:
Does the above trick violate any rules? I don't think so, but I could be wrong.
Also: Anybody with shinigami eyes could make a killing on the stock market.
Spoiler for Confusing Shinigami Stock-Market Swindle:
Spoiler for Even more confusing:
Are these tricks consistent with the rules?
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|2011-11-29, 16:43
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Canadian Living chooses Unto the Breach for their March Book Club.
Here's what Donna Paris had to say in her book review:
But seriously, a doctor who writes good books? Honestly, people like this make me feel like I am a lout. I mean, I'm a writer/editor, but I can't cure you of anything except hopefully, boredom.
Back to the book. Here are the Top 5 reasons why I like this book.
1. I like the premise of the story: three teen boys and their teacher take a sailing trip. Two of the boys don't really like each other – but the story gets hairy when they have to perform a surgery out on the water.
2. It's written for adolescent boys, which is a nice change, as so many books are written for girls. It's a tale of adventure and suspense with some good gore thrown in, too. But the surprise here is that adults like it, too.
3. I love the detail in the book. Gale doesn't hold back, especially when he talks about the emergency surgery that must be performed. And, perhaps, maybe even probably, because he is a doctor and knows the language of that world, it rings true. It doesn't sound phony.
4. All the subplots. I like how the boys are forced to deal with each other, the story about sailing and their interactions with parents and their teacher. Really, it's all the detail that he writes with that make it so interesting.
5. Some fresh things that I have never seen before in a novel, such as Chapter 36. Which only has one line.
I read this book in a weekend, it was a fun, easy read. Something a little different.
Unto The Breach called a "great summer read" by Mommy's Memmorandum:
"Gale weaves a story of suspense as three teenage boys and their high school teacher take a sailing trip together…the story became something I could lose myself in as it unfolded. I enjoyed watching the characters develop and appreciated the approach where they left the shore as boys and as the need for them to think, act and lend aid in the crisis they emotionally grew up. They must maintain the duties of the sailboat, survive and perform serious surgery before the book ends…This story is probably more appealing to young men, but interesting enough to capture a girl's thrill of adventure."
A new book review posted by Dad of Divas' Blog:
"This was a book that will definitely take you on an amazing journey from start to finish. It was a book that kept me on the edge of my seat and made me wonder what I would do in a similar situation. I will say that even though I am not a sailor, I still appreciated the book and everything that was in the book about sailing, and I actually came out of the book much more knowledgeable about sailing in general. Outside of this the author has done an amazing job at developing the characters within the book, and because of this the plot and the adventure that ensues becomes even more tangible and poignant. This was an amazing story that all young readers will enjoy! "
May 21, 2012
Unto The Breach has been selected by the English Language Teaching Department of Cambridge University Press, UK, for inclusion in its First for Schools Trainer book aimed at 12-16 year old students learning English as a second language.
February 18, 2012
A new review by a 13 year-old reader on Flamingnet Teen Book Reviews blog.
"This book by Sidney Gale was awesome. The story honestly made me feel something, which is something that every author should want to achieve when writing."
October 2, 2011
Here's what Rob Bittner from CM Magazine has to say about Unto the Breach:
- "suspenseful and gripping"
- "compelling"
- "Gale works well with suspense, always giving enough information but not too much."
- "The unique aspect of this work is the ending, which is both ambiguous and inspiring. There is no beautiful ending wrapped up in a bow, which makes it all much more impactful, and, therefore, more realistic."
September 8, 2011
A new article about Sidney and Unto the Breach has been posted on InsideToronto.com
August 29, 2011
My interview with The Word Nerd.
August 10, 2011
A review on the Yummy Mummy Club by high school student Tyler.
August 8, 2011
Here is a review on Goodreads, a great site for book lovers. Here's a small excerpt:
"It is so hard to find books for young males that aren't contrived and boring. This book is neither. It reminds me of Gordon Korman books which are well-loved by many."
August 7, 2011
Excited to see that Unto the Breach is getting lovely reviews on Amazon.com.
July 21, 2011
Here is a review by Mommy Kat and Kids.
July 20, 2011
Brei Wilson, The Word Nerd blogger, posted a review of Unto the Breach!
March 23, 2011
Enter to win a free copy of Unto the Breach in the Goodreads giveaway!
February 13, 2011
Now up and running on Goodreads. See my profile here.
February 11, 2011
Unto the Breach is now available in paperback and for Kindles on Amazon.
January 16, 2011
Lulu names Unto the Breach one of its Top 100 Books for Teens.
The Canadian Shark Class Association recommends Sidney Gale's Unto the Breach: "It's an adventure book with a twist (think, surgery on a boat in a storm)."
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I also scored this beautifully carved wooden box. It is from Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines.
The fall issues of The Canadian Quilter and A Needle Pulling Thread magazines, both have wonderful layouts showing the winning quilts from this year's Grand National. It is always exciting to see one's work on the pages of one of these slick publications. You can learn more about The Grand National quilt show hereAnd finally, here is a little peak at what I am doing with those black and white prints I painted a little while ago. More on this later
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- Karen S said...
I like the quilt you're making -- it seems rather traditional for you.
That little sewing machine is sure cute -- does it work?
Congrats again on the Quilt National win -- how cool to get to see it in those beautiful magazines!
- September 13, 2010 at 3:01 PM
Oh...just love that little machine! I have a few...they just sing to me!
I still say congrats on your National win!!
- September 13, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Joan said...
Congrats on the win...its fantastic! Cute machine. I do love your printed fabric...how did you do that...the printing and colouring I mean ...looks wonderful :)and what a great was to go.
- September 13, 2010 at 9:48 PM
- Sharne's Bit 'n' Bobs said...
What lucky finds, I especially love the sewing machine.
- September 14, 2010 at 4:47 AM
- Anita in Florida said...
I have a similar little machine like that...yours is really wonderful with the BOX included!
- September 14, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Diane J. Evans said...
Good gosh, woman -- you have been BUSY! Didn't you just finish painting those fabrics??? You're inspiring me to get back into that studio of mine and get sewing!
What beautiful magazine spreads -- the pictures don't do justice to your fabulous creations, I'm sure.
- September 14, 2010 at 8:30 PM
- Sherri said...
I'm commenting down here so as to not enter your give-a-way. Someone is going to be so lucky to receive that card! I SO admire your talents!
- September 17, 2010 at 2:12 PM
- Kim said...
Oh how sweet.....great use of the colors.......how big will this quit be?
Happy Sewing
- September 22, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- Linda said...
Hi I'm new to your blog.. Just dropped by from Quilt Hollow. Gotta love that Mary..
Your new sewing machine is too cute. Its nice to meet another Ontarian
- September 28, 2010 at 12:22 PM
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I like the little machine. It will be a good decoration in your home.
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Prepatch, my guild normally cleared BT over two nights and it took around 4 to 5 hours total. Last night we cleared BT in 2 and a half hours. That includes a +20 minute break in the middle after the realm server crashed. This is how ridiculous it was.
Naj - Only bubbled once.
Supremus - Dead, at the very start of the second tank and spank phase.
Shade - Only one set of adds.
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RoS - Our interrupts for phase 2 were all screwed up because of addons not working right but still downd him in record time.
Bloodboil - Only two fel enrages
Mother - I don't know how many fatal attractions there were but it couldn't have been more then 3 or 4.
Council - Lets face it, council takes some time, but we were nowhere close to the engage. In fact I had to leave the fight briefly because it sounded like my son fell out of his crib (he was ok), but the loss of DPS wasn't a problem.
Illidan - Downed in 8 minutes.
My friends that formed a new guild on my server reported an equally easy time. They blazed through the first 3 bosses and got a guild first kill on Gorefiend.
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Graylo - Life has been pretty good for Graylo lately. A while back I listed my goals before the expansion and all of my main goals were met before the patch. With my first Archie kill last week I have now cleared ever instance below Sunwell. Unfortunately, Archie didn't drop a druid token, but I have picked up quite a few other upgrades. I finally picked up the [Hood of Hexing] off of Hex Lord. I really want something with a meta socket but Vashj and Archie have been uncooperative, and this is the best helm without a meta socket. I've also completed my T6 4 piece set bonus. I picked up the [Thunderheart Pants] last week and I picked up the [Thunderheart Shoulderpads] and [Thunderheart Vest] last night. I have been raiding for well over a year and this is my first 4piece set bonus. I'm excited.
Graypal - Things are not going so well for Graypal. He is still my least played toon, plus I found out that the change to Spell Power has nerfed him quite a bit. I had 5 pieces that buffed shadow damage specifically and all of those items were nerfed. I've been trying to get him into ZA to pick up some upgrades but who knows if I will have time.
Grayfel - I've been having a lot of fun playing him lately, and he has been getting lucky with up grades. I've run him through kara a couple of times, and had decent luck. I also ran Shadow Labs once and got 4 upgrades from drops and quest rewards. It was great. I don't really expect anything major from him but I would like gear him up a little so that his transition to northrend is easier.
Grayvik - I haven't played him much, due to all of the stuff going on with the patch and stuff. I may be on the shelf for a while because, I can't see him getting much time when the expansion is released.
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I enjoy your blog a ton thanks and keep up the good work on it.
Ya everything in TBC is a joke now. I play in a guild that had been stuck on Muru for 5 months we got Kalegos down in about 7 total portals, Brut was under 3 minutes (previous best was just over 5) Felmyst died in 2 full phases (normally took us 4 full phase), Twins basically just fell over. And Muru well previous best before adds spawned was like 75% on him and last night he was at 35% before they spawned.
Once you get Kalegos in Sunwell you should get Brut/fel with out much hassle.
Btw I have that Hood of Hexing also and worn it for about 4 months I think now. But You also have access to Illidan's helm now also!
Good luck bud and keep up the good work.
- October 16, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- Chris Tobin said...
How was your mana regen in BT? I've played with my balance druid a bit so far but tonight we are going into BT and I am wondering if I need three points in dreamstate? Without the talent change, those three points could be really useful elsewhere.
- October 16, 2008 at 2:18 PM
- Cdin said...
We have high hopes for SWP tonight. I think we will get Kalegos down but I don't think it is going to be as easy as some people seem to think, because we hadn't perfected the portals. Then again there is a lot more room for error now.
Regarding the Ilidan helm, I don't think I have a snowball's chance in hell of getting it. My guild uses DKP, and I am at the bottom of the barrel. There are at least 5 casters ahead of me that I am sure would want it. It is a little discouraging since all of them have T6 helms, but that is the rules. Hopefully I can convince them to make another run or two at Archie.
@Chris Tobin
I had no problems with mana last night and I didn't pop a single pot or innervate myself. I am considering dropping Dreamstate because of it.
However, I will preface this, with the fact that everything died really quickly. If your guild is just starting BT you may have more issues because the fight will be longer.
- October 16, 2008 at 3:05 PM
If your stuck with the Hex helm your not doing bad. Tons of hit and spell dmg on that helm. The Meta is nice to swap to but I wore it over my T6 and still do.
- October 16, 2008 at 4:07 PM
- Cdin said...
Yea, but I'm swimming in hit right now due to Misery. Plus, My crit rate crit rate is getting close to 45% with all of the new buffs and such. An extra 4.5% damage on each crit when your critting almost every other spell is huge.
Also I've had a Chaotic Skyfire diamond in the bank for months because I was one of the first on the list to get the helm off of Vashj, but she never dropped a druid token for me.
- October 16, 2008 at 4:29 PM
Oh that sucks! Ya it would be even better now. But i feel your pain.
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Against Kennesaw State, Iveson set the new Jacksonville single season record in wins with her 16th victory after scattering two hits and fanning 12 batters to earn her seventh complete-game shutout of the season. The Kissimmee, Fla. native's 12 strikeouts also tallied her sixth double-digit strikeout effort of the season, setting a new single-season record. Iveson allowed one run on four hits and four strikeouts in the game one loss at Mercer, but bounced back with two strikeouts in two scoreless relief frames in game two to help JU get the win.
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Luis Camnitzer:
Introduction by Jane Farver
Notes and Bibliography
"Moral Imperatives: Politics as Art In Luis Camnitzer" by Mari
Carmen Ramirez
44 Selby Hickey, Camnitzer's wife since 1979,
has been instrumental throughout this period in helping to adjust the
texts that accompany the images of these series as well as suggesting
ideas for possible text and image combinations. Camnitzer, Interview.
45 Camnitzer, Interview.
46 Camnitzer, Interview.
47 Merewether, 56.
48 Camnitzer, Interview.
49 Merewether, 40.
50 Merewether, 40.
51 Alicia Haber has identified the following sources
for some of the citations in this installation: the pipe is a reference
to Magritte's Ceci n' est pas une pipe; the piece of sky on a board
is also a reference to Magritte (La Cow d'Amour, Le Beau Monde, La
Grande Famille) while the broken mirror recalls Duchamp's La grande
Vem. See Alicia Haber, "Luis Camnitzer: Analisis, lirismo, compromiso,"
Plastica (San Juan, Puerto Rico), no. 15, 1989, 38-39. We can also point
to a piece by Broodthaers, La Malediction de Magritte (1966) which
embodies many of the concepts of reality, vs. illusion. citation of artists'
sources, etc. embodied in the Venice installation.
52 Eduardo Galeano, "Introduction," Luis Camnitzer,
XLIII Venice Biennale, 1988, n.p.
53 The San Patricios was a brigade of Irish soldiers
active during the Mexican American War who, having fought originally on
the American side, deserted the Americans and went to fight on the side
of the Mexicans. As a result they were put to trial, tortured and killed.
54 I refer again here to Frederic Jameson's discussion of post-modernism in "Post-Modernism and Consumer Society,' 125.
"Wonderbread and Spanglish Art" by Luis Camnitzer
2 L.S. Stavrianos, Global Rift: The Third World
Comes of Age, William Morrow and Co., New York, 1981.
3 Miguel Barnet, "Identidad Cultural
y Liberacion Nacional," paper presented at the First Meeting of Intellectuals
for the Sovereignty of our America Havana 1981.
4 Geeta Kapur points out that: "In
societies like India, modernization in the capitalist style has produced
the commercialization of not only the traditions themselves, but also
of the traditional forms and artifacts, to serve both the state and the
market." (Tradition and Contemporaneity in the Fine Arts of the Third
World, paper presented at the 111 Biennial of Havana November 1989)
6 Le Monde, Paris, January 27,1987,
quoted by Alvaro Medina in "Las nuevas y viejas estrategias", Arte en
Colombia #34. Schneckenburger was referring to a lack of the funds needed
to reasonably present the context and the particular conditions he describes.
8 Even when generous grants are given,
they only provide a minuscule fraction of the cost of the total education
of a qualified individual. While needed and welcomed by the recipient
for his or her individual development, a grant acts primarily as a talent
tagging device. It is interesting to note that a prestigious institution
like the John Simon Guggenhaim Foundation has lately resorted to asking
its fellows for donations id order the insure the preservation of regional
programs, using the alumni psychology. The example given for a threat
of possible cuts is the Latin American program. The Guggenheim also has
accepted $100,000 from the Lampadia Foundation in Buenos Aires id support
of Fellows from Argentina and Chile (to be chosen by the Guggenheim).
Money is exported from the periphery to the U.S. and then imported to
the periphery under the aegis of a U.S. foundation. The U.S. Foundation
appears as having an increased philanthropical scope, while the Argentinean
money presumably reenters with its prestige enhanced. But with this move
the talent-tagging processusually coveted because of its inroad
regional competitionbecomes debased to become am event more provincial
in character and with "second class" fellows.
9 remembering the feelings I had in
1965-66 about myself and my work, in 1977 I wrote: "[...]I thought that
the verbal description of a visual situation could elicit the activity
of the spectator in a better way than the visual situation itself. A text
also had the advantage of being cheaper and less totalitarian. Again I
thought m Uruguayan terms, about an aesthetic of poverty which could affect
the contexts in which people give. At the same time that I was doing this,
hundreds of artists all over the world, except (to my knowledge) in Uruguay,
were working on the same basis. That, and the fact that in Uruguay nobody
identified with my work, gave food for thought... There was the megalomaniac
and optimist version: I was working for Uruguay, in advance of my own
time; someday I will achieve the changes in the perceptual mechanisms
of my country; the fact that I live outside the country does not matter.
There was the negative and depressing version: I had assimilated the aesthetics
that surround me without even being aware of it; I am working in the USA
and for that environment, even if I don't like it and I don't identify
with it; Uruguay is lost for me. Working with words made the problem more
acute. In what language do I write, m Spanish or English? Am I working
for the people I want to work for but who cannot see my work: Am I working
for the people I do not care to work for, but who do see my work? Should
I make two versions of my work? And while I write this I realize that,
without giving a thought, I wrote everything m Spanish and that, maybe,
I will have to translate the whole thing into English.[...] I perceived
that I remained floating between two cultures: one that is being alien
although I don't want it to; the other that is alien because I want it
to be and because I do not conceive of it not being alien; I am an alien
resident.[...] My country does not exist anymore, except in my
memory. I am a citizen of my memory, which does not have laws passports
or inhabitants; it only has distortions.
10 1 used these
ideas for the first time in an essay, "Latin American Art in the U.S.:
Latin or American?" (which served as a starter for this one) for "Convergences/Convergencias,"
an exhibit at The Lehman College Art Gallery, NYC, in 1988.
11 In "Homogenizing Hispanic Art in
Houston 'The New Art Examiner, September, 1987, Shifra
Goldman cites Rodolfo Acuna who attributes to the Nixon Administration
the initiation of the practice of "consolidating Latin Americans into
a national minority celled 'Hispanic' m order to manage them more easily"
(Rodolfo Acuna, "A Community Under Siege," Chicano Research Center,
12 For a detailed discussion of the topic see: Martha E. Gimenez, "Latino/Hispanic'Who needs a Name?, The Case Against a Standardized Terminology," International Journal of Health Services, Volume 19, Number 3, pp. 557-571, 1989.
13 I is not just a distance in the realms of art. Pat Robertson's call for increasing procreation m the U.S. (during his 1988 presidential campaign) is implicitly a call to anglo-middle class procreation and explicitly to ensure the survival of U.S. mainstream values.
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Students in the Environmental Law Clinic represent local, regional, and national environmental and community organizations working to solve critical environmental challenges facing the metropolitan region.
Clinic students represent clients on a broad array of issues including clean water, wetlands preservation, endangered species, environmental justice, "smart growth," and clean air.
The students' work is key for the New York City metropolitan region and the United States overall as a nearly inexhaustible supply of environmental troubles is present. At the urban core and in outlying areas, communities face diverse challenges such as alarmingly high asthma rates, scarce open-space resources, brownfield redevelopment, and sprawl.
In weekly seminars, students lead strategic discussions of the issues to be resolved in their cases. This clinic emphasizes litigation skills that have broad applications beyond environmental law, such as drafting pleadings, arguing motions, and negotiating settlements. Students are also exposed to mechanisms, such as citizen suits, that are prevalent in both civil rights and environmental cases.
Students in the Environmental Law Clinic have worked with community groups concerned about pollution and public health as well as with statewide and national organizations and coalitions dealing with such issues as land conservation and transportation. Here are some examples of the work in recent years:
"The Environmental Law Clinic showed me the broad range of roles that lawyers play. In one case, students litigated a case that went to trial. In another, we researched the law for several community and environmental groups so that we could advise them on the strategies they might use in convincing decision makers to do the right thing. We were also involved in filing formal complaints in a regulatory administrative process, which ultimately got the governor of New Jersey to come out and oppose the construction of a mall on wetlands."
– Ben Longstreth '02, Clerk, Chief Judge John M. Walker, Jr., U.S. Court of Appeals Second Circuit
In Spring 2015, Professor Edward Lloyd and a group of students in the Environmental Law Clinic, Olga Basko, Surbhi Sarang and Polly Silverman, published a memorandum, Clarifying IRS's View on Climate Change as a Charitable Purpose in Order to Mobilize Program-Related Investments for Climate Change Solutions. Read the memo here.
Scott Sneddon '07 was part of a team working on a multiyear project that involved the Clean Water Act. In particular, he looked at the requirement that the Environmental Protection Agency regulate power plants that take in large quantities of water from oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams to cool hot machinery. For many years, the EPA has not met this requirement.
Read about their work and the Environmental Law Clinic In Action.
The clinic represented a community group in lower Manhattan seeking to minimize the adverse health effects of the expansion of a power plant. First, students petitioned for a rehearing from the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment. The board had previously refused to consider the impact of the small particles, known as PM 2.5, that the plant would emit. The rehearing, however, was granted. It was the first time the board acknowledged the potential impact of these particles.
To prepare for the rehearing, students worked with medical and engineering experts on direct and rebuttal testimony on the effects of emissions. They also prepared cross-examinations of expert witnesses presented by other parties.
After four days of complex settlement negotiations, the utility decided to dedicate nearly $4 million to reduce air emissions from the plant. The settlement has become a model for similar cases throughout New York and the students' work has since led to similar consideration at other state power plants.
Edward Lloyd, the Evan M. Frankel Clinical Professor in Environmental Law. He joined the Columbia Law School faculty in 2000.
To read Lloyd's full biography and to find his contact information, visit the Faculty Contacts page.
Susan J. Kraham is a Senior Staff Attorney and Lecturer-in-Law at Columbia Law School's Environmental Law Clinic. She has spent her legal career representing public interest clients, with a particular focus on environmental and land use law.
To read Kraham's full biography and to find her contact information, visit the Faculty Contacts page.


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Actor Steve Forrest, best known as the star of the 1970s action drama "S.W.A.T.," has died.
Forrest passed away at his home in Thousand Oaks on Saturday, his family announced. He was 87.
"S.W.A.T.," which aired on ABC for two seasons in 1975 and 1976, was a spinoff of the Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg-produced series "The Rookies." Forrest played Lt. "Hondo" Harrelson, the tough-yet-tender leader of the S.W.A.T. team in a Southern California city. He was best known for his catchphrase, "Let's roll."
Born as William Andrews in Huntsville, Texas, Forrest served in the Army during World War II and fought in the...


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This is a guide on how to install the latest C-ROM for Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos.
Note :
You have to upgrade your device to jellybean 4.2.2 before you flash this ROM. If you are not on 4.2.2 you have to upgrade your device by viewing this GUIDE .
Installation Instructions :
- You have to install the latest CWM in order flash any Kitkat ROM or else it will show a "Status 7" error while flashing.
- After you install the recovery, Download the C-Rom ,Gapps from the "Downloads" section below. Plug it into PC and transfer the above 3 files to internal/external sdcard(place where you can remember) and unplug the device.
- Backup your contacts(export it to sdcard) and app data(Titanium Backup).
- Power off your device. After 2-3 seconds hold Volume Up + Home + Power button together and release them after you see "Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos I9082" logo.
- Now you have booted into CWM.
- Wipe cache partition.
- Wipe data/factory reset.
- Advanced --> Wipe dalvik cache.
- Mounts and Storage --> format /system
- Install zip from sdcard (here sdcard1 is the externel sdcard) --> Choose the rom zip.
- After that install the gapps the same way you installed the rom zip.
- Reboot your phone.
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Missoula Schools Celebrate STEM With 'Project Lead the Way' [AUDIO]
Missoula County Public Schools will host a celebration of PK-20 Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) on Thursday, October 24 at the University of Montana.
The event will showcase the student work and partnership between MCPS, UM and Project Lead The Way. Hatton Littman, Director of Information and Technology for MCPS, said the celebration will be held at the University Center Theatre.
"We received a grant through the Dennis and Phyllis J. Washington Foundation for our PK-20 Initiative, which funds a lot of STEM projects in the schools," Littman said. "This celebration will be happening Thursday evening, October 24, starting at 6:30 p.m. It's really an opportunity for people and businesses in the community to see what we're doing in our high schools, middle schools and elementary schools to increase our science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. PK-20 means preschool through senior in college."
Littman described the purpose of Project Lead The Way.
"It was created by a whole host of national and international companies that wanted to increase the workforce development that's going on in our schools," Littman said. "Companies like John Deere, FedEx, Cummins, and Rockwell Automation have contributed to the curriculum that Project Lead The Way has created. So, we've invited representatives from all those organizations to attend."


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - retired American non-student English teacher with degree Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in retired American non-student English teacher with degree Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> France View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message 4monthteacherJoined: 02 Jun 2007Posts: 10 Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 6:08 pm Post subject: retired American non-student English teacher with degree OK -- So what are my chances anywhere in the EU? Paris would be great, but I'm flexible. I'm also an artist, so anywhere there's great art work to see would be fine. Are non-EU folks who are not on a student visa having an easy time finding work? I do have a teaching degree (English as a minor) and several years teaching experience. I'm currently going through a course that teaches how to teach ESL, will not have a certificate when finished but will have experience teaching ESL. Thank you for your comments. Back to top spiral78Joined: 05 Apr 2004Posts: 11512Location: On a Short Leash Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 1:10 am Post subject: Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you will simply not be eligible for a visa as an English teacher in Western Europe. The national hiring laws for this region dictate EU member citizens only, unless one has specialist qualifications. Any employer who wants to circumvent this must be able to argue to its national government that 'you' have something they need which no EU candidate for the job can offer. With your qualifications, that won't happen. This is a VERY popular job market for UK teachers - there are many, many, thoughout the Western European region and they are generally well-qualified. The 'new' EU member countries such as the Czech Rep, Poland, and etc stil do offer visas to non-EU member citizens, though it's a hassle. You would need a CELTA or equivalent recognised cert to compete on that job market, and there are up-front costs as jobs are not normally found from abroad. Wages in the Euro region are generally subsistence-level as well, again because entry-level teachers are abundant. Your qualifications would not stand above the norm here and might in fact be 'less than', as a CELTA or equivalent is the standard here (onsite certification course 100+ hours, including supervised teaching practice with actual students and feedback on how you've done from experienced teacher trainers). Back to top 4monthteacherJoined: 02 Jun 2007Posts: 10 Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 12:29 pm Post subject: retired American non-student English teacher with degree Thanks, Dave. Your response makes it clear that I should look elsewhere. Good to know! 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Really good article – you've got a real knack for making something that is complex sound simple and straight forward.
I'd not considered pushing the cube back so the front face is at page level, rather than in front before – genius idea!
I'd made this a while ago: 3d cube carousel , it would really benefit from that approach, think I'll have to go back and fix!


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Hand warmers for bicyclers
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by kintijap
Riga, Latvia
The idea is borrowed from motocyclers, who sometimes use hand warmers instead of gloves.
These are made for bicyclers.
Suitable for those who enjoy bicycling all year long, especially during winter, spring and autumn seasons. You my want to use thin gloves in addition to these, especially in winters like we are sometimes having here in Eastern Europe.
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- waterproof cloth for the upper part of garment
- a bit more light and breething material for under part
- jersey to be able to fasten the warmer on the steering wheel of a bike
- one zipper
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text: This is an eerie score featuring a ghostly piano and string ensemble. Best suited for film, this piece can add the suspense and edge that your scene needs. This intriguing score features a french horn and oboe accompanied by a string quartette. The dark strike of piano and percussion make this piece truly gripping.


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LOS ANGELES - Former Microsoft Corp Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer won the bidding war for the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers franchise with a $2 billion offer, a record for a professional basketball team, a source with knowledge of the bidding said on Thursday.
Ballmer outbid two groups, one led by media mogul David Geffen that offered $1.6 billion that included TV talk show maven Oprah Winfrey and Oracle Corp CEO Larry Ellison, the source said. A group of Los Angeles investors also bid $1.2 billion for the team.
A Microsoft spokesman said Ballmer was not available for comment.
The Clippers came up for sale after the National Basketball Association banned owner Donald Sterling for life because of racist remarks he made in a recorded conversation that was leaked last month to entertainment news website TMZ.com.
Sterling, who has vowed to fight the NBA's punishment, would have to approve the sale, as would league owners. Sterling authorised his wife Shelly, a co-owner of the team, to review the bids.
Ballmer's winning bid was raised from an initial $1.8 billion offer made earlier in the day, according to the source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. If approved by Sterling and the NBA, the deal would be second only to the $2.15 billion paid in 2012 for baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers. "It's no wonder the prices are so high," said sports consultant Ed Desser, a former president of NBA Television and New Media Ventures. "There just aren't enough teams for all the billionaires who want them." Sterling, a Los Angeles-area real estate developer, paid $12.5 million in 1981 for the Clippers, which were then located in San Diego.
Ballmer, 58, who retired as Microsoft CEO in February, remains on the board and still owns about 4 per cent of the Redmond, Washington-based software giant, worth $13.4 billion.
Last year, he joined a group that unsuccessfully bid on the Sacramento Kings basketball team. A long-time basketball fan, until a few years ago he played a regular pickup game with other Microsoft colleagues at a public gym near the Microsoft campus.
It is unclear how the team's potential sale will affect a June 3 hearing the NBA scheduled at which Donald Sterling can address the charges. At that meeting, the owners could force him to sell the team on a vote by 23 of the remaining 29 owners, the NBA has said.
Maxwell Blecher, Sterling's lawyer, said in an interview with CNN that his client is prepared to file suit to fight the charges, but that he intended to wait for communication from the NBA before deciding when and whether to do so.
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November 1, 1919 - September 12, 2013
Warwick, NY
Catherine "Kay" Poulos, of Warwick, passed away on September 12, 2013 at the age of 93. Catherine was born on November 1, 1919 in Bronx, NY and was the daughter of Bridget and Denis Murphy, the youngest in the family. She was predeceased by her three brothers: John, Denis and William Murphy. Catherine grew up in New York City and in 1946 was married to Robert "Bob" Henry Poulos. In addition to working at the Sperry's plant during World War II, she was a Hat Girl at a New York City hotel when she met her husband-to-be, just returning home from war.
She and Bob settled and raised their family in Whitestone, NY, where they remained until 1985 when they relocated to upstate NY in the Village of Florida. In July 2013, they celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary!
Catherine's devotion in life was to her family and to Catholicism. She was a homemaker, hospital volunteer, and held positions in several book publishing companies in Manhattan in their ordering departments. Catherine never forgot about being a first generation child of parents from Ireland. She loved all things Irish and was able to travel to the Emerald Isle later in life. She was a longtime member of St. Luke's Church in Whitestone, NY and St. Stephen's Church in Warwick, NY.
In her later years, as her children began families of their own, her greatest joy was being with her grandchildren. Then came great-grandchildren, whom she enjoyed just as much.
Catherine is survived by her husband, Bob Poulos; daughters: Kathy McMahon and son-in-law, Jim, of Warwick, NY, Virginia Riga and son-in-law, Lou, of Columbia, SC; and son, Robert Poulos and Kathleen Gallagher of Scarsdale, NY; six grandchildren: Patrick McMahon (Amy) of Arlington, VA, Peter McMahon (Karen) of Coppell, TX, Monica (McMahon) Cancellieri (John) of Highland Mills, NY, Liz (McMahon) Allen (Gabe) of New York City, Chris Studstill of Columbia, SC and Jessica (Studstill) Gallagher (Anthony) of Boston, MA. In addition, she will be remembered fondly by her seven great-grandchildren: John and Nora McMahon, Katherine and Andrew McMahon, Anna and Mia Cancellieri and Connor Allen. Other surviving family members include three sisters-in-law, one brother-in-law and six nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be on Sunday, September 15th, from 2 to 6 p.m. at Lazear-Smith & Vander Plaat Memorial Home, 17 Oakland Ave., Warwick, NY. A Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday at St. Stephens Church, Warwick, followed by interment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, NY.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to St. Stephen's Church, 75 Sanfordville Rd., Warwick, NY 10990.
For further information, directions, or to send an online condolence, see www.lsvpmemorialhome.com


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