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Two Oxford sociologists recently published a study concluding that engineers are more disposed than other professional demographic to join militant political groups (or, neocon parlance, "terrorist groups"). The finding itself--the empirical fact that rank-and-file terrorists are demonstrably likely to come from an engineering background of some kind--is less interesting than the analysis offered by the researchers to explain it (away). They express legitimate bafflement that members of the professional-technocratic class would come to oppose, much less militantly oppose, a global capitalism from which they directly benefit. Underlying this bafflement, however, is deeper incredulity: the researchers are clearly amazed--and why shouldn't they be, in this age of neoliberalism?--that members of the professional-technocratic class would become politicized at all. Indeed, when the researchers explicitly assimilate terrorism to "right-wing politics" (citing, as their analytical justification, the tendency of Rightism to reduce complex problems down to unwavering, univocal solutions), they are effectively claiming that politics is itself an inherently right-wing impulse--for what is a properly "political" act in our post-political age, if not an intervention that eshews "live and let live" ideologies outright, and instead takes an unwavering (to the point of downright "unreasonable") stance? In this sense, "politics" (right-wing or otherwise) stands in direct opposition to the reproduction of technocratic power, which seems hell-bent on purging us of any inclination to take an unwavering, principled stance on just about anything. The most disastrous moment imaginable for neoliberal hegemony is when people--of whatever class or occupation--begin to mount viable opposition to the flexible, self-revolutionizing logic of Capital. Perhaps this offers some insight into the real threat of engineer-terrorists (that is, beyond the usual, banal anxieties of political militancy [They could harm innocent civilians! and the like] spoon-fed to us by mainstream media): they are the disgruntled by-product of a regime of technocratic power that seeks to erase disgruntlement altogether.
What does this have to do with science fiction? Well, lots--at least to the extent that science-fictional visions of society attempt to understand the (usually rather horrific) results of down-to-earth, democratic humanism being supplanted by impersonal, unwieldy technologies of knowledge production and social control. In Neuromancer, Gibson talked briefly about locales that exist (or more pointedly, are ALLOWED to exist) to facilitate pure innovation--spaces in which the sole organizing principle of social life is Technology itself, that ubiquitous, self-permuting force that one either keeps up with or gets ruthlessly subsumed by. This seems to be a widely deployed trope in sci-fi, particularly those narratives concerned (allegorically) with our impending future. The Terminator films, for instance, envision America reduced to an apocalyptic simulacrum: all that's left of postmodern society is--what else?--the military-industrial complex, mega-corporations on the cutting age of technological innovation (which is, of course, responsible for the greatest tragedy to befall humanity in the history of the world). But wait: Where are the traditional loci of institutional authority--politicians, police, bureaucrats, etc.? In Freedman's paper from the beginnng of the course, he talked about the scene, from T2, of Arnold's aesthetically celebrated manhandling of police officers, in which we bear witness to the ecstatic destruction of human bodies (particularly pathetic human bodies), disturbing because of its obvious contempt for materiality, but also, and furthermore, because it underscores the disquietedly anarchic conditions of the film's landscape: police (as the emblem of the rule of Law) are no match for the scourge of capitalism and its volatile bedfellow, Technology. Indeed, it's worth noting that one of the only instances of traditional authority exercising any real power comes in Sarah's detention in a mental institution during T2. How perfect: the designation and quarantining of "madness"--the merciless intersection of knowledge production and social control.
Yet is this landscape really so allegorical? The films are by now somewhat dated (Terminator was released in 1984, Terminator 2 in 1991), but conditions of technocrat power, in which social life has acceded to the mandates to an out-of-control military-industrial complex (which arguably includes not only direct defense spending, but also many high-tech firms, the entertainment industry, and even some forms of scholarship [Middle East studies, anyone?]), have only intensified. It is difficult, for instance, to follow the 2008 election without it bringing to mind Terminator-style destruction of the impotent Law. What use is any politician in the face of transnational Capital--especially when all "reasonable" politicians refuse to question the merits of capitalism in the first place. Indeed, when Obama--to take one, rather arbitrary (though not entirely arbitrary, in light of his lovely rhetoric about "hope and "change") example--talks about returning power to the people, the proper response is, of course, to sigh, and wonder what's wrong with a nation in which fetishized politician-objects have come to not only replace, but actually occlude, structural analysis. What's crucial to realize w/r/t electoral politics is the sinister complementariy between larger-than-life promises ("A new era of bi-partisanship" / "A new role for America in the world" / etc.) and the one-part ridiculous, two-parts offensive pandering stints in which politicians return to the people and try their hand at "real" work (e.g., when John McCain puts on a hard-hat and visits some construction workers, or Hillary Clinton helps out at a daycare [humorous sidenote to my polemic: imagine John McCain helping out at a daycare]).
So vast are the vissicitudes of ideological absurdity here, it's hard to know where to start. Consider Slavoj Zizek's remarks on Stalinism, in which he discusses the fundamental impotence at the heart of self-aggrandizing measures (e.g., parades and the like), and ultimately claims that an "implicit acknowledgement of impotence is [actually] the hidden truth of the divinization of the Stalinist Leader into a supreme Genius who can give advice on almost any topic, from how to repair a tractor to how to cultivate flowers: what this Leader's intervention in everyday life means is that things do not function on the most everyday level--what kind of country is this, in which the supreme Leader himself has to dispense advice about how to repair tractors?" (Zizek, Slavoj. Did Somebody Say Totalitarianism? Verso [New York]: 2002, 120). Could we not ask precisely the same questions about political candidates today? In their pathetic attempts to learn vocational trades and thereby demonstrate "solidarity" for working people--which are, more than anything, reminiscent of young children during Take Your Child To Word Day attempting to "help" their parent with his or her task--do we not have the precise neoliberal equivalent of the Stalinist process that Zizek details above? Although there's really no hope of reigning in global Capital, which has ceased to play by any rules but its own--which is to say, although politicians really have no idea what the socio-economic future will hold--they can still play idly, as if with toys, with the tools of the working class (or, more sincerely, the tools of working class oppression), and then make sweeping speeches about looking out for American jobs etc. etc. And this time around, it's even more insidious than with Stalin: instead of the leader dispensing advice to the useless People (as, let's not forget, an affirmation of that People), it's the people dispensing advice to the useless Leader--as an affirmation, perversely enough, of that Leader. Of course, the very "ordinariness" of politicians, as represented in spectacles such as these, is precisely what ensures their auratic--one is even tempted to say, "extra-human"--occupation of an ontological-symbolic echelon above that of the layperson; these little moments of (ultimately false, of course) connection between politicians and "real people" that serve to underscore how truly different politicians are from us, which is what leads to ridiculous, at times disturbing, kinds of pathological fixation: Even though I have no idea how to transform health care and fight Evil and do the right thing all around, I'm sure Obama has the answers! (And all I have to do is be audacious!)
Truthfully, of course, nobody will have any legitimate answers until we start having an adult discussion about the constitutive antagonisms of social life, and that would require having an adult discussion about capitalism: how it can only reproduce itself through exploitation, how it relies on concrete violence to maintain "normal conditions," etc.--which isn't very pleasant and certainly isn't in the interest of any individual presidential candidate (or really any institutional authority figure for that matter). Which brings us back to those pesky engineer-terrorists: It's difficult to understand why they're upset, especially when they're basically the only members of the professional elite who are. In fact, in direct contrast to politicians, engineer-terrorists seem to be precisely those institutional authority figures who ARE interested in having an adult discussion about the economic and social effects capitalism--a discussion that always gets nipped pre-emptively in the bud, and thus channeled into acts of obscene, excessive militancy. It's intriguing, to say the least, that engineers, who more or less personify military-industrial knowledge production, are nevertheless least amenable to the calcification of neoliberal power. In an age marked by cacophonies of technocratic apologia coming from experts whose livelihoods could quite conceivably get trampled by future economic developments (pundits, economists, sociologists, etc.), engineers--the backbone of technocratic society par excellence--display a counterintuitive propensity to dismantle it.


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JUst a warning to those that havnt upgraded to moria as of yet. As of the moria book 7 patch if you log onto any of your lvl 50 characters you will lose around 300 000 xp points and turbine wont give them back
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Have anything to do with the leveling curve adjustment? Your still level 50 right?
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what happened to toons that i didnt log into is that they kept there full xp and on killing 1 mob instantly became 51.5
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Mystery Solvers Club State Finals
aired: Tue, May 3, 2011
When Dynomutt and Blue Falcon arrive in Crystal Cove, they team up with our Mystery Inc. gang to
Episode 13
Wrath of the Krampus
aired: Wed, Aug 15, 2012
The strange appearance of an evil goat man named Krampus has the Mystery Inc. gang in a race to find
Episode 12
Where Stalks the Scarebear
aired: Tue, Aug 14, 2012
The Mayor enlists the Mystery Inc. gang to investigate the mystery of the Scarebear - a mutant bear
Episode 11
The Midnight Zone
aired: Mon, Aug 13, 2012
When Cassidy is attacked by deep-sea robots, the gang decides to help her unravel the mystery of who
Episode 10
Night Terrors
aired: Fri, Aug 10, 2012
On a ski trip into the cold, snowy mountains, the Mystery Inc. gang gets diverted by a huge
Episode 9
Grim Judgement
aired: Thu, Aug 9, 2012
When a crazed ghostly puritan judge named Hebediah Grimm starts terrorizing Crystal Cove and judging
Episode 8
8. The Night on Haunted Mountain
aired: Thu, Aug 9, 2012
Climbing Mount Diabla out in the desert, two hikers are attacked by Lilith, a dark-winged Angel of
Episode 7
7. The Gathering Gloom
aired: Tue, Aug 7, 2012
While watching a free screening of an old Vincent Van Ghoul movie with half the town at Crystal Cove
Episode 6
Art of Darkness
aired: Mon, Aug 6, 2012
World-renowned modern artist Randy Warsaw is Crystal Cove's greatest art treasure. But, when Warsaw'
Episode 5
The Hodag of Horror
aired: Fri, Aug 3, 2012
The gang figures out the mystery and sets a trap for the Hodag. The Hodag is revealed as none other
Episode 4
4. Web of the Dreamweaver
aired: Thu, Aug 2, 2012
As the gang gets deeper into the mystery of the Dreamweaver, they uncover the fact that Sheriff
Episode 3
3. The Night the Clown Cried II: Tears of Doom
aired: Wed, Aug 1, 2012
In a daring airport rescue, set in Crybaby Clown's 747, the gang not only snags Crybaby Clown but
Episode 2
The Creeping Creatures
aired: Tue, May 17, 2011
Velma and Hotdog Water are working for Mr. E in trying to "acquire" an item from a museum exhibit in
Episode 1
1. The Night the Clown Cried
aired: Mon, Jul 30, 2012
With the gang split up, Crystal Cove is being tormented by an evil-man-baby called "Crybaby Clown."
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Episode 26
All Fear the Freak
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
The mystery comes to a close as the gang finally gets to the bottom of what happened to the original Mystery Incorporated and why they disappeared. The truth, however, is not without its price. A monster known as "The Freak Of Crystal Cove" is determined to stop our heroes - even if he has to bring the caves beneath Crystal Cove down on top of them he will do it to preserve his secret!
Episode 25
Season 1, Episode 25
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Close to finally unraveling what happened to the original Mystery Incorporated kids, the gang finds "The Obliteratrix" standing in their way. Now, up against this vicious undead assassin who's vowed to destroy them, the gang's only chance to solve the mystery and stay alive, and seek help from an old friend... H.P. Hatecraft.
Episode 24
Dead Justice
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
There's a new lawman in town, and his name is Dead Justice! An undead cowboy sheriff who once patrolled the streets of Crystal Cove, Justice has now returned to take back his old job. That means getting rid of the gang's number one nemesis... Sheriff Stone. But when the gang realizes that Dead Justice might not be the Good Samaritan he claims to be, they decide to help Sheriff Stone uncover the true face of "Justice."
Episode 23
A Haunting in Crystal Cove
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Mayor Jones is under attack by a poltergeist in his own home, and the only ones who can help him are Scooby and the gang. After hiring a Voodoo Priestess to help rid the Mayor's home of evil spirits, the gang discovers that there is more to this haunting than they first believed. This poltergeist, it turns out, is after revenge!
Episode 22
Attack of the Headless Horror
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Fred's favorite adventurer, Rick Spartan, has come to town to take over the school's biology class. But Rick is not alone. He is being haunted by The Headless Creature - a monster from the Amazon who believes Rick has taken his head. And now, he wants it back!
Episode 21
The Menace of Manticore
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
After the Mayor purchases a haunted temple off the Internet, Crystal Cove's only theme park - Creepy Spooky Terror Land - is besieged by a Manticore, an ancient beast with the body of a dragon, the face of a man and the tail of a scorpion. The Mayor begs the gang to help him solve this mystery and get rid of the Manticore before the theme park goes out of business. Turns out, though, that the park is owned by the father of none other than Hotdog Water, Velma's archenemy at school. And Hotdog Water makes it very clear... she does not want the gang's help.
Episode 20
The Siren's Song
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Velma is feeling like a fifth wheel. Fred has Daphne, and Shaggy has Scooby. Who does she have? So, when a mysterious "Mer-woman" named Amy contacts Velma on her blog, she decides that maybe this will be her special friend. Amy tells her that "Fish Freaks" have been attacking boats in Crystal Cove harbor. When Velma can't convince the gang to help her, she investigates alone - and almost gets herself killed! Without revealing her source (because she doesn't want anyone stealing her new friend), Velma tells the gang about the Fish Freaks and they begin to investigate the mystery. Turns out, the Fish Freaks are guarding a secret on a haunted oil derrick out in the ocean. But the closer the gang gets to solving the mystery, the more dangerous their investigation becomes - and the more Velma risks losing her special friend.
Episode 19
Night Fright
aired: Tue, Jun 7, 2011
Shaggy and Scooby win a dinner date with their hero, Vincent Van Ghoul. What they don't realize is that they are unwitting participants in Van Ghoul's new reality television show where he has dinner with people, then scares them out of their wits - and it's all caught on camera. But when a real monster known as Nightfright locks the three up in Van Ghoul's home and terrorizes them, it is up to Fred, Daphne, and Velma to solve the mystery and rescue their friends.
Episode 18
The Dragon's Secret
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
After an exchange student named MAI LEE shows up in town to stay with Velma, strange Kung Fu wizards begin attacking the town trying to get her. Turns out Mai Lee has a RING they are after. The gang decides to help, but friction arrises when Shaggy gets a crush on Mai Lee that really gets under Velma's skin, and Fred inadvertantly trashes Daphne's home when the wizards attack there. Fortunately, they find an ally in Crystal Coves tea shop owner CHEN.
Episode 17
Escape from Mystery Manor
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
While investigating the disappearance of the original Mystery Inc. gang that disappeared, the gang discovers that they were last seen going in to the abandoned mansion once owned by THE DARROW FAMILY, the very family that founded Crystal Cove. But once inside the mansion, they find themselves trapped by a crazy old man - DANNY DARROW, the youngest member of the Darrow family - who has been living there for decades. He's booby-trapped the whole house to make sure that no one tries to steal "his treasure". It's up to Fred to try and outwit his traps, because if he doesn't... the gang will never leave that mansion again.
Episode 16
Mystery Solvers Club State Finals
aired: Tue, May 3, 2011
Love has come to Crystal Cove. Love in the form of an evil woman by the name of APHRODITE. Although she appears beautiful to those under her spell, in reality she is horribly ugly with no real interest in love. What she wants is the destruction of Crystal Cove itself. Mystery Inc. is helpless to stop her, because her love spell has twisted the minds of FRED, DAPHEN, VELMA, and SHAGGY, making them fall madly in love with each other. Only Scooby isn't affected. He's left on his own to solve this mystery. Fortunately he gets some help from an odd ally... the gang's old nemesis PROFESSOR PERICLES. But is Pericles really there to help, or does he have other plans for Scooby Doo?
Episode 15
The Wild Brood
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
A rowdy ORC BIKER GANG has decided to roll through Crystal Cove and no one is very happy about it. Especially Fred, who freaks out when Daphne gets a crush on their leader ODNARB while he and Daphne are out on their first date. Daphne is convinced that the Orc's are misunderstood, but Fred and the rest of the gang think different. When valuable military equipment begins disappearing from around town, all fingers point to the Orc's. It's up to Daphne to prove their innocence. Unfortunately, Fred and the rest of the gang is there every step of the way to prove her wrong.
Episode 14
IMystery Solvers Club State Finals
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
The Mystery Inc. gang has been invited to compete in the annual TEEN MYSTERY SOLVER'S CONVENTION. A weekend affair where mystery solving teams from around the country compete to solve a mystery. But when the mystery turns out to be the DISAPPEARANCE OF THE TEAMS THEMSELVES, it is up to the sidekicks of each team - led by Scooby Doo - to find out why their friends have been taken. It's a mystery they need to solve by the end of the weekend... or they'll never see their friends again.
Episode 13
When the Cicada Calls
aired: Tue, Aug 16, 2011
Bugs are taking over Crystal Cove and attacking some of its most prominent citizens. With Mystery Inc. back together as a team, they begin to investigate and discover that all of the attacks have been on employees of a company called DESTROIDO that makes Shaggy and Scooby's favorite snack food-- GRANDMA MOONBEAMS NATURE SLIVERS. Somebody, or something wants the company shut down. But when the gang gets too close to the truth, they become the bug's newest target. Of course, the timing couldn't be worse, because this just happens to be the moment Fred has decided to make his move on Daphne and finally ask her out. That ain't gonna happen, though, if there are a bunch of bugs trying to kill them.
Episode 12
The Shrieking Madness
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
With Mystery Inc. broken up, the gang decides to check out life after High School and spend a weekend at DARROW COLLEGE. But things don't go as planned when a creature called CHAR GAR GOTHAKON begins terrorizing the campus. Turns out this beast is a fictional character come to life. A creation of the author H.P. HATECRAFT who is a professor at the school. Although one of the other professors, HARLAN ELLISON, claims Hatecraft is a fraud, the creature is definitely real. And when it attacks and carries off Hatecraft to his doom, the gang realizes it has to come together once again to solve this mystery and save Hatecraft's life.
Episode 11
The Secret Serum
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
There's a vampire loose in the town, terrorizing the residents and stealing an odd assortment of loot. When the gang does some sniffing around, they discover an unlikely suspect... Daphne's MOTHER. Things are already strained within Mystery Inc., and with this latest blow, the gang is truly torn in half. Girls on one side, boys on the other. Although they solve the mystery in the end, and prove it wasn't Daphne's mother, the rift in Mystery Inc. is now complete. They are a team no more.
Episode 10
Howl of the Fright Hound
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
After a horrible, mechanized BEAST begins attacking the town, all fingers begin pointing at Scooby. Before the gang can clear his name, the Sheriff has Scooby hauled away to the CRYSTAL COVE HOSPITAL FOR CRIMINALLY INSANE ANIMALS. Now it's up to the gang to clear Scooby's good name. But standing in their way is a new enemy they hadn't counted on: a diabolical parrot named PROFESSOR PERICLES who knows more about Mystery Inc. than he should. Add to this the growing friction between Shaggy, Velma, and Scooby, and you have a recipe for disaster.
Episode 9
Battle of the Humungonauts
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
A pair of brutal GARGANTUAS begin breaking apart the town, which sadly mirrors the fractured relationship of MYSTERY INC. See, while searching for Shaggy, Scooby accidentally discovers him KANOODLING WITH VELMA. Feeling betrayed, Scooby is inconsolable, despite the best efforts of Fred and Daphne to cheer him up and put the team back together. Although they ultimately reunite to capture and defeat the Humongonauts, the rift in the gang is deep, and the question by the end of the episode soon becomes... can Mystery Inc. ever be healed again?
Episode 8
The Grasp of the Gnome
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
The ROYAL KNIGHTS FAIRE has come to Crystal Cove and the whole gang is in attendance. Unfortunately, so is a SCARY GNOME who has begun attacking and paralyzing guests. Specifically, guests who are wearing PIRATE COSTUMES. The gang decides to help trap the gnome, but when Shaggy - who is dressed as a pirate along with Scooby - is captured by the frightening little beast, it quickly becomes a race against time to find him, or Scooby could lose his best buddy... forever.
Episode 7
In Fear of the Phantom
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Velma's favorite band THE HEX GIRLS is in town, and the gang has a front row seat. Unfortunately, so does an evil specter named THE PHANTOM who wants the Hex Girls out of the music business-permanently! Solution? Send Daphne undercover as CRUSH, the newest member of the band. But when she's nabbed by the Phantom, Fred goes in to freakout mode, finally realizing he actually has feelings for Daphne. Meanwhile, Scooby and Shaggy are having their own problems due to Shaggy spending too much time with Velma. His solution- replace Shaggy with a puppet.
Episode 6
The Legend of Alice May
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
There's a new girl at Crystal Cove High named Alice May and she's set her romantic sights on Fred. Only one problem... ALICE IS DEAD! That's right, Fred's new girlfriend is a dead girl. Alice is a ghost, famous for snatching up guys like Fred and disappearing with them forever. Now she wants to take Fred to the prom, which means he's next. Fortunately, Daphne also wants to go to the prom with Fred and she's not going to let Alice beat her to the "punch" bowl (wink-wink). And what about the rest of the gang? Well they've got problems of their own. See, Velma wants to go the prom with Shaggy, but Scooby wants Shaggy to watch a Vincent Van Ghoul marathon with him. You keeping up? Good, because this one is going to get nasty, and when it's over... Scooby and the gang will never be the same again.
Episode 5
The Song of Mystery
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
A hideous creature named QUE HORRIFICO is turning the children of Crystal Cove in to monsters. The adults in the town are in shock, reacting in the only way they know how... By abandoning their children and running away like cowards. Only Scooby and the gang stay behind to solve the mystery. Going undercover as a family - "Dad" Fred, "Mom" Daphne, "Grandma" Velma, "Son" Shaggy, and "Baby" Scooby - the gang rents a house in order to capture Que Horrifico. But when their plan backfires, and Que Horrifico uses his power over the monster children to cause them to attack the gang like it's NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, it looks like all is lost. That is, until a cartoon character named BROCCOLI HEAD comes to their rescue. Yes, you heard me... BROCCOLI HEAD!
Episode 4
Revenge of the Man Crab
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
While hosting a volleyball tournament for TRICKELL'S TRIQUID diet moisture, a smooth drinking beverage that's just like water except not so fatty, Crystal Cove beach finds itself attacked by a hideous MAN CRAB who has taken a liking to the tournament's female players. Desperate to stop this beast before it scares away all the tourists, the gang investigates, convinced it is a disgruntled local named SKIPPER SHELTON (famous for his delicious clam filled waffle cones, his missing nose, and his hatred for Crystal Cove beaurocrats.) But when Daphne is captured by the Man Crab, Scooby and the gang have to put the mystery solving into overdrive or risk losing not only Daphne... but the sanity of their leader Fred who is not taking the abduction well.
Episode 3
Secret of the Ghost Rig
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
A mysterious GHOST TRUCKER is terrorizing Crystal Cove. Add to that all the doorknobs have begun to disappear from around town, someone has hidden a priceless diamond, and Fred's dad the Mayor is up for reelection against a guy named Avocados, and Scooby and the gang have their hands full. Oh, and did we mention that Daphne has been set up on a blind date with a pinhead named Rung Ladderton, who... wait for it-- sells LADDERS for a living.
Episode 2
The Creeping Creatures
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
A long time ago there was a town called GATORBURG, where gators flowed wild and free and people got rich. Now it's a ghost town. Gators are all dried up. But when Scooby and the gang receive an imitation GATORBURG PURSE, they decide to see for themselves if the gators really are gone. Forced to stay overnight when someone steals the engine to the Mystery Machine, they soon discover that gators have indeed returned... only these have comb-overs, walk on two legs- and don't like visitors.
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Beware the Beast from Below
aired: Mon, Apr 2, 2012
Crystal Cove may be the MOST HAUNTED TOWN IN THE WORLD, but that doesn't stop Scooby and the gang from trying to prove that most of its most famous tourist attractions were fakes much to the anger and dwindling profits of their parents.) But when a RADIOACTIVE BARREL is accidentally opened releasing a hideous SEWER BEAST that cocoons it's victims in frozen yogurt, their mystery solving skill are put to the test. After all, what could a sewer beast, a delicious edible dessert, underground caves, and shrimping boats made of balloons possibly have in common? I'll give you a little hint... the local bank.


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July 16, 2012
Canadian Institute of Steel Construction optimistic about near future
The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) is optimistic about the industry's prospects for the next year or two.
"Overall, I'd say the outlook is very positive," says president Ed Whalen.
The institute, which represents fabricators, detailers, steel mills and steel service centers as well as erectors and suppliers, expects natural resources development will drive construction "for a few years to come.
"We believe the steel industry will be following right along," Whalen said in an interview.
In its annual report, the institute said most regions of the country have seen substantial growth in the past year.
Alberta and Saskatchewan have led the way, with Newfoundland and the Maritimes close behind due to natural resources and shipping contracts.
Looking ahead, Whalen said proposed development in northern Quebec could translate into opportunities for CISC members "in probably two years' time."
In Ontario, the Pan Am Games and transit expansions in the Toronto area will mean work down the road. As will industrial development in the north, according to the CISC.
Whalen said most fabricators are "pretty comfortable" with current capacities and staffing levels. Institute members include fabricators of structural steel, open-web steel joists and steel platework.
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A sign behind the bar commands patrons to "Drink Like An Adult," just above a list of their selection of American-bred whiskeys. In a neighborhood full of younger bars catering to trendier crowds, Poison Girl stands out for its maturity. It's the bar for when you grow out of dance nights and just want to drink something strong to unwind from working for the Man. Before the smoking ban passed, this place was a Marlboro-sponsored sauna. But PG expanded its back patio to accommodate the smokers and give the less-heartier lungs a break. On weekends, it is hard to find a place to sit, inside or on the patio. So come early to stake out a spot at one of the chalkboard tables, complete with a stick of chalk to do your filthy doodles. The row of pinball machines on the back wall is sure to pique your interest by beer three. We highly recommend the Family Guy game.
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Imagine a bar run by Houston's best bartenders and mixologists where 100 percent of the proceeds would be donated to a local charity at the end of each month. It's not just a wild-eyed fantasy; it's a... More »
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Poison Girl (PG if you're texting) gets a nod from us for its diverse clientele, entertaining decor and alcohol-heavy drinks. You're as likely to see a local musician enjoying a cheap drink on the patio with a one-legged Cabbage Patch Kid as you are a lawyer playing vintage pinball and drinking high-quality whiskey. (Did somebody say "Scavenger Hunt?") But the pours aren't the only thing generous about this place — we give the owners added props for stirring cool with consciousness. Every first Sunday, a portion of sales is donated to a local nonprofit organization, and every last Thursday, they lend the patio to local writers for the Poison Pen Reading Series. If Rudyard's is Montrose's living room, then Poison Girl is its equally-as-cool basement bar.
There's something about ordering whiskey inside of Poison Girl that just feels right. It goes with the blood-red walls and the foreboding metal sheet that rolls down and covers the door and one window during the day, completely obscuring the place along the busy Westheimer thoroughfare. And they do it well. Order a slightly sweet and refreshing Whiskey Daisy from the bar -- which looks to have been transported from the Overlook Hotel after a brief layover in the Sex Pistols' basement... More »
Poison Girl (PG if you're texting) gets a nod from us for its diverse clientele, entertaining decor and alcohol-heavy drinks. You're as likely to see a local musician enjoying a cheap drink on the patio with a one-legged Cabbage Patch Kid as you are a lawyer playing vintage pinball and drinking high-quality whiskey. (Did somebody say "Scavenger Hunt?") But the pours aren't the only thing generous about this place -- we give the owners added props for stirring cool with consciousness.... More »
Good writers? Check. Alcohol? Oh, check! The folks behind the Poison Pen Reading Series took their cue from greats like Dylan Thomas and Hunter S. Thompson and set up literary shop in a bar. Normally, the idea of poetry and bars sounds like a surefire way to get stuck at an open-mike listening to some guy describe how his first time was like riding a unicorn out of a burning bush, but the Poison Pen organizers keep the mike regulated with their own selections -- and you won't be... More »
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Macsteel Service Centers USA is one of the leading metals processors and distributors in North America. With multiple locations conveniently located throughout North America, Macsteel Service Centers USA offers one of the largest inventories of metals in the service center industry. Macsteel processes and distributes carbon, stainless, aluminum and specialty metals to customers throughout North America and Puerto Rico. Macsteel is proud of its 100-year heritage serving the metals industry. We credit our dedicated employees, loyal customers and suppliers for making us ranked among the ten largest metals service centers in North America. Macsteel enjoys a legacy of commitment and dedication to the metals industry and we look forward to providing another century of superior customer service.
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Today, Macsteel Service Centers USA is one of the leading metals processors and distributors in North America. That achievement didn't occur by happenstance but rather through a well-planned approach of growth by acquisition and by adding value for our customers. Macsteel Service Centers USA presence in North America came to be in 1983 and 1985 when the South African-based, Macsteel Group acquired a major US-headquartered group – Ferro Union, a large steel warehousing and processing operation, and Associated Metals and Minerals Corp., a worldwide trading organization with offices in the major steel source and supply markets. In 1995, the Macsteel Group acquired Usinor's Edgcomb Metals service center group and joined the two companies, Edgcomb and Ferro under the umbrella name Macsteel Service Centers USA. Acquisitions continued in 2001 and 2002, with the purchase of the assets of Bellesteel and the acquisition of Baldwin Steel from Duferco. The acquisition of structural steel specialist Regal Steel Supply from Corus was completed in 2003.
On January 1, 2004, all of the operating entities began operating as one powerhouse under the name Macsteel Service Centers USA. In February, 2004 Hokin-Katz, a well-established flat-roll processor located in Los Angeles was purchased and brought under the Macsteel Service Centers umbrella. More recently, in the latter part of 2005, Alpha Steel and Alpha Processing Inc., heavy gauge steel processors based in Chicago, became the newest members of the Macsteel Service Centers USA family.The company has recently established Greenfield sites in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Oregon and Arizona. While growth often leads to change and flux, one Macsteel Service Centers USA trait remains rock steady: our passion for a job well done. In 2006, we affirmed this passion to our customers and employees by formally adopting the Principles of Passion, a set of ethical standards by which Macsteel Service Centers USA has and will continue to conduct business throughout the world.
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Spring in the Tetons and Summer Fun
Posted by admin in Fly Fishing The Tetons, General, Golf Packages, Stillwaters Spa, Yellowstone Park on June 4th, 2012
O.K. It's not quite summer in our Yellowstone-Teton territory but you sure could have fooled me! Everything is turning on ahead of schedule this year. The amazing Headwaters Golf Club at Teton Springs Resort unveiled the manicured fairways for the many anxious golfers in mid April, a whole month early. The aspens are just about in full bloom, mountain bike tires are inflated and boats are out of dry dock and heading over to Palisades Lake. Fly fishermen are particularly ecstatic given the early dry fly hatches on the nearby South Fork of the Snake and the coveted salmon fly has been spotted on the world-renowned Henry's Fork River. This warm spring has even the bugs confused. The humming birds' journey from their winter home is over, arriving a few weeks early to their familiar feeders in Teton Valley. It can't possibly still be May right?! To have this much fun before Memorial Day, the official start of summer, is absolutely kooky but non-the-less something to be
savored. Fly fishing in the Jackson Hole and Teton area is looking GREAT!
There are so many reasons to celebrate a terrific spring and early summer like we're enjoying this year. Jackson Hole is a mere 25 minutes away from Teton Springs and you'll have this authentic western town center virtually all to yourself. Shop and eat at your leisure, and check out the numerous world-class art galleries that dot the iconic town square. Most importantly, don't forget a stop at the National Museum of Wildlife Art situated directly across from the National Elk Refuge right outside of Jackson. This true Wyoming gem is sure to inspire and features more than 550 artists, giving visitors a detailed study in the history of wildlife through a staggering array of American paintings and sculpture. Not to mention, this museum just celebrated its 25th birthday. Now you're ready to head to our national parks!
Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
This time of year Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks are particularly enticing and it's a safe bet to say you may actually see more animals than cars heading into these national treasures. Baby bison, elk, mule deer and the hottest ticket in town, mother grizzlies with their young, are also taking in these delightful spring days with utter abandon. Wildlife is in full view everywhere in both Grand Tetons and Yellowstone Parks and the spectacular critters aren't nearly as cautions this time of year so close viewing is possible. More good news – a seven-day Park Pass is on us! With an extra day for exploring thrown in this Memorial Day Weekend, I would book now! Check out all our Summer Packages at Teton Springs Lodge!
Back at Teton Springs lodge & Spa, you'll be delightfully exhausted but a relaxing Happy Hour and dinner in the redesigned Headwaters Grille will definitely take the edge off (their recent Happy Hour elk brats were killer!)
Beautiful Outdoor Pool, Hot Tubs, Fountains & Scenery
The pool at the Headwaters Club is another opening early saga so lodging guests will relish a dip in the heated pool and a relaxing afternoon getting rid of that pasty winter white complexion at the pools sunning decks. There's also nothing that puts you in the vacation mode faster than a poolside lunch. It feels delightfully decadent and the Splash Café at Teton Springs is there to accommodate.
I love this time of year at Teton Springs! The offers are plentiful for a Stay and Play golf special with re-round deals galore. You could just end up playing golf all day long and well into the night. http://www.tetonspringslodge.com/Packages/Summer-Packages.aspx
But, if you need a break from the links, there's plenty of other things to do while waiting for the full slate of summer activities in this region to kick in. My favorite is the "90 for 60" at the Stillwaters Spa & Salon. These therapists are good – so good, you'll almost feel guilty getting a 90 minute Swedish or Deep Tissue Massage and only paying the 60 minute price (now through May 31 @ $115).
With body parts now perfectly aligned, you're ready to play a leisure game of tennis, tone those muscles at the fitness center, and maybe get the rust out of your fly casting technique with practice on one of the resort's stocked ponds.
NEW! THE CADDIS LAKE event site – While strolling the grounds at Teton Springs you also can't help but notice a flurry of activity going on adjacent to the Lodge. Right now it looks simply like a beautiful deck overlooking the 10th hole of the Headwaters Course. That's true, but this site will soon be transformed into a summer events center of sorts. If you have ever been to the resort during the summer months, you would have noticed our large tent set up on the grassy landscaped area in front of the lodge & spa. It was a pleasant enough location but did block the view of the mountains while you were getting your locks shortened or having a manicure in the salon. Now with the move to its new home, hopefully by Memorial Day, guests can take in the glorious western sunsets, catch the resident eagle perched nearby, or watch the anxious angler try to lure that illusive trout from Caddis Lake – all from this special place. So, if you know
of anyone getting married, you won't find a more romantic setting to say "I Do" and what a inspiring place to hold just about any event, company retreat, or the like. The views are staggering, the cost is not. (DECK VIEW PICTURE HERE)
Spring is suddenly the "high season" in terms of fun things to do in the Tetons but it's also the most affordable time to come. Seems crazy – seems like a must!
Everything in the Tetons Simply Feels and Looks Better in September
Posted by admin in Jackson Hole Family Vacations, Jackson Hole Packages, Jackson Hole Resorts, Scenic Drives, Stillwaters Spa, Vacation Packages, Yellowstone Park on September 6th, 2011
We grudgingly give up our summers here in the Tetons where the days are endless and inevitably turn into star filled crisp evenings. This is a place where air conditioning simply means cranking open your window a tad wider. Basically, the summer weather is glorious, just about all the time, and even the news worthy natural disasters are dreadful occurrences that only seem to happen somewhere else. It's easy to understand why so many people call this Yellowstone-Teton area their favorite summer destination. After Labor Day, things tend to quiet down, families have wandered home and the optimum September weather and wide-open & uncluttered roads lure those fortunate enough to embrace the adventures that beckon. I spoke of one such journey in the past but it's definitely worth another look.
Yellowstone Park – The Nation's Finest
Yellowstone National Park is especially enchanting this time of year. The sun glistens on the mountain peaks and it's prime wildlife viewing season. Wolves are busy teaching their young to hunt while the bears fill their bellies in anticipation of their upcoming hibernation. The elk are in rut and if you've never heard an elk bugle, well, it's a sound truly found only in nature. It's eerie and surreal and something you won't soon forget. There are a few ways to reach our first national park from Teton Valley but I'm going to recommend you take your time getting there and enjoy the sights and sounds along the way. After all, isn't that the reason for visiting this land of towering mountains, wild and scenic rivers, rolling sand dunes and fertile open space that seemingly stretches into forever. This is the "off-season," right, so stop, look and listen along the way. You may be amazed at what you'll find.
The Yellowstone-Grand Teton Loop Road is one of America's most spectacular scenic driving experiences and it's a worthy journey.
Staying at Teton Springs Resort – Fun for Everyone
You'll begin your road trip in Victor, with a delightful stay at Teton Springs Lodge & Spa where the pool is heated, the golf magnificent, the food scrumptious and the fish hungry in one of this resort's many private lakes and ponds.
And the Spa, well; you may just want to consider hanging around for a few days at this property before rushing off anywhere.
I personally recommend the hydraquench body wrap, a signature treatment at the resort's Stillwaters Spa & Salon. You'll leave Teton Springs feeling relaxed and rejuvenated and more than ready to begin your journey into wild and scenic Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
The Grand Teton Loop Tour takes you north through Teton Valley, an area famous for its potatoes, but also its rich history of explorers, trappers, fur traders, mountain men and Mormon pioneers. Modern day "explorers" take delight in the incredible recreation afforded them here, in just about any season. As you head into Ashton, Idaho, take a break at the Trails Inn for some of Idaho's best open-faced chicken fried steak. Upper and Lower Mesa Falls, next on the agenda, are two of the last undisturbed waterfalls of consequence in the West and both are easily accessed from the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway.
Fishing, Sightseeing, Bears and Wolves
Hope you have your fly rods packed and ready to cast, the famous Henry's Fork of the Snake River is just steps away and September fishing is on fire!
The town of West Yellowstone is a major gateway into Yellowstone and deserves a look. It's home to a cool museum, unique and funky shops and the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery center. Give yourself plenty of time in Yellowstone National Park with its 2 million acres to explore, 300 geysers and 10,000 geothermal features. Hope you packed your hiking boots!
It's a seamless journey from Yellowstone into Teton National Park and the sage filled landscape of this national treasure is a startling contract to the jagged peaks of the Teton Mountain Range. Over fifty miles of Snake River winds through the park and hiking and walking trails are plentiful and all afford staggering views of the Teton Mountains. Dotted with numerous sparkling lakes and incredible wildlife viewing, this could easily be your favorite stop and for that extra "wow factor," stop at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor center.
Jackson Has Something for Everyone
The town of Jackson, Wyoming, is an optimum place to end your official driving tour. This gateway-to-the-parks iconic western town certainly sees its share of summer visitors but gives post Labor Day stragglers all the room they need. There's a staggering array of shops (more than just cowboy hats & boots!), great dining and entertainment, world-class museums and art galleries and a dizzying array of outdoor activities. And, if you happen to be in town during the 27th Annual Fall Arts Festival September 8-18, that's even more reason to extend your stay at Teton Springs. You'll want more than one taste of this internationally acclaimed event and it's only a 25 mile commute to Jackson from your accommodations at the Lodge at Teton Springs Resort.
You'll be pleasantly exhausted after your Grand Teton Loop Tour. The nice folks at Teton Springs will tuck you in.
Call 208-787-7888 for fall Lodge specials and upgrades to one and two bedroom suites. Or, sample one of the resort's deluxe log mountain homes and check out all our amazing fall get-away packages!
New Year Adventures
Posted by admin in Holiday Happenings, Idaho Cabin Rentals, Skiing Packages, Stillwaters Spa, Yellowstone Park on January 15th, 2011
The United States Census figures were just released and it seems that our nation has experienced the slowest growth since the Great Depression. Lots of reasons for this I imagine, some obvious, some not. However, I wasn't surprised to see that Idaho was one of only three states in the country that experienced more than 20% growth during the past decade. Wyoming, our great neighbor to the east, also posted a healthy growth of 10 to 20%. Can't say I'm surprised. Who in their right mind wouldn't want to live, and more importantly play, in this glorious Yellowstone-Teton region? Guess the secret is out.
Anyone who is a snow report junkie, like yours truly, knows that the Teton Mountains have been blessed this winter. No, that's not all that unusual. This area usually tops the charts when it comes to total annual accumulation. We're use to getting our hopes up that Thanksgiving will serve up delicious turns from summit to base in addition to that traditional turkey and pumpkin pie dinner. Getting the cob-webs out of our ski boots in November just means more precious time to savor the adventures that come in all flavors in our high elevation-cured powder. Now, is it any wonder that Idaho and Wyoming both experienced double digit growth in this year's census?! Seems folks visit our area for that customized outdoor adventure and their next cell call is to the moving company.
Image Courtesy Grand Targhee and Powder Day Photography.
Grand Targhee Resort opened their lifts early this year and just keeps cooking. At last glance their snow stake topped 220 inches thus far for the season. Somehow I don't think hitting their annual 500 inches will be a problem. But now is bonus time for other reasons. Now that the holiday rush is over, visitors can really savor the quiet time, and on any given week day have the slopes virtually to themselves. You can literally get a feel what it means to be a "local" this time of year and save money to boot. Teton Springs Lodge & Spa offers a killer one night package with lodging in one of their deluxe hotel rooms, breakfast in the charming Headwaters Grille, and a lift ticket to this powder wonder for only $135 per person per night. On this package you can string as many nights together as you like and this offer is even valid during Martin Luther King and President's holiday weekends. Why would you go anywhere else!
Hard to believe but there are other compelling reasons to stay at Teton Springs during the throes of winter season. Here's one to note. Teton Valley Adventures will pick you up at the lodge and within minutes you'll find yourself snowmobiling in some of Idaho's most pristine and spectacular backcountry. Not a sled head – not to worry. There's plenty of terrain well suited for the neophyte and that includes kids too. Their guides were born and raised in Teton Valley and know every inch of the luscious mountain terrain that awaits you. Talk about a Rocky Mountain high! A day trip to Yellowstone National Park is also on their agenda. There's really no adequate way to describe how magnificent it is seeing the nation's first national park when it's under a blanket of white
For a more mellow day at Teton Springs Resort, strap on the cross country skis for an exhilarating spin around the groomed tract followed by a steam bath at the Stillwaters Spa & Salon. You'll need some down time; tomorrow promises new discoveries. I can't wait to see what the census brings next time around for Idaho & Wyoming! Will you be counted as one of our own?


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Strike Suit Zero transforming next year
Doublesix Games to launch space combat game in Q1 2012.
The Kuju Entertainment-established game developer Doublesix has made a name for itself by having its game Geometry Wars: Galaxies nominated for best handheld game at the 2009 BAFTA awards show and making Burn Zombie Burn!. The developer recently announced its new title, Strike Suit Zero, which is slated for a first quarter 2012 release.
The game is billed as an arcade space combat game, which features transforming spacecrafts known as "strike suits." Junji Okubo, known for working on Steel Battalion and Infinite Space, will be serving as the title's mechanical designer, and Paul Ruskay, famous for working on Homeworld's soundtrack, will be doing the music.
The action game will be released for Xbox Live Arcade, the PlayStation Network and PC, and it will be shown off at this year's GamesCom. Stay tuned to GameSpot for more information on the title.
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Over the weekend, I had the misfortune of stumbling upon the racist, misogynist twaddle of career coach, mens' rights activist, and titanic douchehole Marty Nemko. I saw an article of his in the Mensa bulletin. It was about time saving for the creative-minded, and I found it helpful as I am dreadful at making good with the usual suggestions for productivity. I saw in his byline that he was a career coach, so I looked him up online. The first thing I saw upon Googling him was a link to an article on his blog entitled "Why Men Don't Listen to Women." Not what I expected. The content was even further from what I expected. Here's an excerpt:
"…if a man forgot his wife's birthday, she might go into a tirade about how it makes her feel unloved. Often she exaggerates how bad it makes her feel so she can extract maximum guilt and recompense from him. To gain still more brownie points, she'll bring up some past faux pas he committed–for example, she caught him watching porn or, "John, and this is not the only time. Just last week, you insisted on watching that stupid football game when you knew it was important to me and the family that we visited grandma. I feel totally not loved. I don't count at all!" (Another deliberate exaggeration to extract maximum goodies from him.)"
Pukimonious, right?
At this point I've decided there's no way I'm taking any sort of advice from this sexist fuckface, but I'm mesmerized by the trainwreck. This dude's in MENSA? I look at his meta label cloud and the tags are all like "reverse racism," "men's issues," "affirmative action," "reverse sexism," "political correctness…" Oh my glob. It's the bookmobile of hate-reading.
Here's a hugely racist, hugely craptacular treatment for an anti-affirmative action play.
And this one, which sent me on my call to arms, in which he essentially tells women to suck it up, because if you can't handle sexual harassment on the job, you aren't cut out for the working world.
His "oh, thee poor (white) menz" dreck is child's play compared to the insidious hate of this piece. It's frightening that this "man" has a large reach, a huge clientele, and has won awards. I don't know why something inside me was tweaked so hard that I feel compelled to expose his assholism far and wide. Maybe because someone I thought could actually help me turned out to be such a major piece of shit. In any case, no one should be allowed to spread such regressive, dangerous, hurtful, hateful rubbish without consequence. Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from concomitance.


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