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San Francisco's much-ballyhooed Exotic Erotic Ball overtook the Bay Area for two nights just before Halloween, filling a cavernous venue to the bursting point with flesh, fetish, fantasy...and a whole lot of stripper shoes.
Billed as the #1 wildest and sexiest party in the country, the Ball has grown to legendary proportions - a far cry from its humble beginnings in founder Perry Mann's Tenderloin apartment in 1979.
And this year's installment was ushered in with plenty of pre-Ball controversy, complete with yet another embarrassment for San Fran mayor Gavin Newsom, who winds up knee deep in scandals almost as often as Ron Jeremy winds up knee deep in porn stars. Newsom's office issued a proclamation to headlining performer Snoop Dogg (who donated his performance to raise funds for a non-profit group for children who died from gun violence) and then promptly revoked said proclamation mere hours later.
Snoop, however, was unfazed and offered up an inspired, ghetto-fabulous performance on Friday night, mixing in some newer songs with his famed old-school classics. In true ghetto superstar fashion, Snoop hoisted a microphone blinged out in what must be thousands of dollars of diamonds, and ushered out a stampede of nearly naked hotties to shake it on stage. One particularly inspired girl (who was packing an entire junkyard in her trunk) rid herself of her pesky bra and proceeded to shake her thong-clad asscheeks so hard it registered a 2.5 on the Richter scale. Now that is a good time, folks.
But Friday was naught but a warm up for the main event of Saturday's Ball, wherein literally thousands of hypersexed and horny guys roamed alongside pornstars, strippers, furries, dommes, subs, a shocking number of clowns...and Danny Bonaduce. A veritable seventh circle of sin, hedonism reigned supreme. Plus, everyone was pretty much shitfaced by 10 p.m. ‒ as indicated by the trail of feathers, glitter and puke in the women's bathroom.
Other than watching the random bits of play going on (ranging from orchestrated beatings by performers to very impromptu public gropings by attendees) perhaps the most amusing part of the evening entailed watching drunk girls in skimpy cop outfits slip and fall in their sky-high fuck-me pumps. Note on official etiquette: it's only acceptable to laugh after they get back up, unharmed. Ladies! Unless you're a seasoned professional, leave the stripper heels to the strippers - gravity is not your friend, nor is Jack Daniels. Remember, friends don't let friends drink and prance around in 7-inch stilettos!
Highlights included the various naughty adult wares in the vendors room, electrosexual singer Peaches (backed by vaudevillian contortionists Vau De Vire) the always-entertaining Mini-KISS (a midget KISS cover band), and the utterly graceful and agile pole performers Gravity Plays Favorites out of St. Louis.
However, the pièce de résistance of the entire Ball was clearly the VIP room, an eye-popping Bacchanalian delight orchestrated by Kinky Salon (one half of which is Adult FriendFinder's own sexy swingers columnist, Princess Polly). Truly a smorgasbord of sin, the VIP lounge included extremely naughty elves and a saucy Santa (insert North Pole innuendo here), sultry burlesque and cabaret, suggestive mini-golf, flailing semi-naked savage girls, and an endless array of lascivious eye candy.
We can't wait to see what they have in store for next year.
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Police log for Jan. 16
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Jan. 16
5:51 a.m. Arrest on East Cottonwood Drive for residential burglary.
7:05 a.m. Child Protective Services referral on West Dewalt Avenue.
8:23 a.m. Vandalism report on West Ridgecrest Boulevard.
8:35 a.m. Subpoena service on North Gold Canyon Drive.
8:42 a.m. Subpoena service on South Valley Street.
8:49 a.m. Vandalism report on West Bennett Avenue.
9:01 a.m. Theft report on North Warner Street.
9:16 a.m. Found child on North Norma Street.
10:14 a.m. Malicious-mischief report on West Denise Avenue.
1:04 p.m. Arrest and citation on West Drummond Avenue for battery and vandalism.
1:04 p.m. Citation on North Norma Street of unlicensed driver.
1:13 p.m. Citation on North Alvord Street for driving on suspended license.
1:43 p.m. Follow up on East Sand Dune Lane.
2:13 p.m. Fraud report on South China Lake Boulevard.
3:17 p.m. Warrant arrest on South Alvord Street for driving under the influence.
4:33 p.m. Theft-of-identification report on West Mamie Avenue.
4:47 p.m. Citation on North China Lake Boulevard for petty theft.
5:22 p.m. Citation on South Sunset Street for possession of controlled-substance paraphernalia.
5:42 p.m. Domestic-disturbance report on West Atkins Avenue.
5:43 p.m. Disturbance – family on West Drummond Avenue.
6:38 p.m. Property-damage traffic-collision report at West Drummond Avenue and North Downs Street.
7:54 p.m. Deceased-person report on South China Lake Boulevard.
9:19 p.m. Runaway/out-of-control-juvenile report on West Wilson Avenue.
9:21 p.m. Petty-theft report on South Silver Ridge Street.
9:36 p.m. Warrant arrests on North China Lake Boulevard for receiving stolen property and violation of postrelease supervision.
10:32 p.m. Supplemental report on North Peg Street.
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White Pigeon wins first jamboree
White Pigeon opened the SJV Jamboree golf season by edging Centreville 180-183. Bronson took third with a team score of 203, followed by Mendon at 206.
"I was very happy with the team effort today," White Pigeon coach Mark Olsen said. "For having only three outdoor practices I thought they played really well, amazingly well considering the windy conditions."
The Chiefs Riley Olsen was medalist, carding a 38.
Also for White Pigeon were Andrew Mann with a 45, Christian Ryall-Sharp with a 46, Cory Shook shot a 51, Kody Hull had 62 and Kyle Kaufman shot a 71.
For the Bulldogs, John Peckinpaugh led with a 43, followed by Chris Jackson (46), Parker Mostrom (47), Logan Heffner (47), Eli Schwartz (48) and Trevar Leist (50).
Robert O'Rourke led Bronson, shooting a 45.
Also for the Vikings was Jonah Houtz (48), Austin Pierson (53), Ryan O'Rourke (57) and Patrick Brabon (59).
Mendon was led by Caleb Henckel with a 47, followed by Garrett Schaeffer at 48, Parker Cupp shot a 54, Tyler Frisbie had a 57, Zach Higgins carded a 58 and Alex Leo shot a 69.
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I've got an 'interesting' side effect to MTX. Lucky me!September 29, 2009 at 9:15 pm | Posted in Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 2 Comments
I've got a rather unusual side effect from the methotrexate – and I suggest you don't read any further if you're eating your dinner (or breakfast, or mid-morning snack, or whatever!)
The thing about being immunosuppressed is that your immune system is suppressed all round, so the standard queries at the monthly blood test, 'Have you had a sore throat? Any mouth ulcers? chest infection? No? Good' doesn't cover all the possibilities by any means!
So my advice to you if you're on MTX would be to see the doctor with even a piffling spot or something if the obvious remedies such as TCP are not doing the trick. This is a classic example of do as I say and not as I do – if I'd gone to the doctor with this lump on my arm on say Friday, it having started on Tuesday, I'd probably be in a lot less pain by now! Instead I decided I'd see how it did over the weekend. Well, it grew and it grew until by this morning (there's no point going to the doc's on Monday – everyone's waited to see how it goes over the weekend and the queues go round the block) I felt there was more lump than penguin. The lump itself is over an inch in diameter and it sticks out quite some way, and what's worse – the redness has now traveled half way down the top part of my arm and it HURTS LIKE HELL! OK, it's not as bad as having a really painful joint, and it proves the methotrexate is doing its job and I'm glad about that, but it still hurts like hell.
I saw the GP nurse practitioner this morning, and jolly good she was too, once we'd established that asking about a history of breast cancer in the family was probably irrelevant to a lump on the arm. (I can see where she was coming from – she hadn't looked at it yet and if it had been right in the arm pit then I might have been referring to that sort of lump.) One look told her what it had already told me – that it's an infected sebaceous cyst or hair follicle. Until the infection has gone down it's impossible to tell which, but if it's the former then I will probably need to have it surgically removed. (Luverly!)
She was initially puzzled as to why it was there because they don't tend to get infected and if they do it's usually because you shave your arm pits (I don't) or you have poor hygiene (I don't!) Then of course she realised I was on the MTX and that explained everything!
I'm now on a whacking dose of oral antibiotics and the message is, loud and clear, don't wait – go and see the GP! Next time I shall practice what I preach!
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LONGMONT -- A citywide spraying of Longmont, an emergency attempt to control the West Nile virus-carrying mosquito population has been moved back a day and changed to Friday night, officials announced this afternoon.
The spraying, which ws to have begun on Thursday night, is now scheduled to start at 9 p.m. Friday, weather permitting, and is expected to last until 2 a.m. Saturday.
On Wednesday afternoon, city officials said the change is intended to honor the city of Longmont's promise of providing residents with a 48-hour notice before such a large-scale spraying operation., those officials said.
City officials also cautioned that early weather forecasts are predicting cooler temperatures and a chance of rain for Friday night and could again delay any spraying, until Saturday night.
The city's contractor, Colorado Mosquito Control Inc., will be spreading the spray on all accessible streets and trails within Longmont's city limits.
Boulder County's mosquito control contractor, Otter Tail Environmental Inc., is proceeding with county health officials' original plans and will be spraying the Boulder County Fairgrounds area northeast of Hover Street and Nelson Road, as well as a one-mile-wide buffer in the unincorporated areas south, west and north of Longmont, on Thursday night.
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Avoid the outdoors from dusk to dawn.
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Boulder County Public Health and Longmont city officials have said they're also working with their Weld County counterparts to see whether that county can initiate spraying in the unincorporated residential and commercial areas to Longmont's east.
"Mosquito activity so far this year indicates that there is heightened risk for transmission of West Nile virus," said Boulder County Public Health director Jeff Zayach.
Dan Wolford, the city of Longmont's parks, open space and greenways manager, said the citywide spraying will be the fourth time that's happened since Longmont implemented its present mosquito abatement policies in 2003. He said the earlier citywide spraying happened in 2003, 2006 and 2007.
Additional citywide Longmont spraying is tentatively planned for 9 p.m. Monday -- again, weather permitting -- depending on the numbers of mosquitoes collected in Colorado Mosquito Control's 11 Longmont trap locations Sunday.
While Boulder County Public Health recommended the emergency large-scale spraying operation for the Longmont area, they've also warned that the risk of West Nile virus is very concerning in other parts of the county, as well.
"We have found the virus in all areas of Boulder county east of the foothills," said Lane Drager, coordinator of Boulder County Public Health's consumer protection coordinator.
"Even if you do not live in Longmont, the risk of infection is increasing, and all county residents should be taking personal precautions."
Colorado Mosquito Control was scheduled to spray in the Waneka Lake Park area of Lafayette on Wednesday night because a pool of mosquitoes collected from a trap at that park tested positive for West Nile virus.
Colorado Mosquito Control also was to conduct localized spraying in several parts of Erie -- which, like Longmont, lies in both Boulder and Weld counties -- on Wednesday night. Those areas were to include Kenosha Estates, Erie Community Park, and the Historic Downtown Erie neighborhood north of Balcolm, south of Evans, east of main and west of Kattell.
Colorado Mosquito Control's Wednesday night spraying schedule also included Broomfield's Willow Run and Community Center areas.
On Tuesday night, Otter Tail Environmental sprayed the Milavec Lake and Fox Run Trail areas in Frederick, in Weld County.
Otter Tail Environmental's Wednesday night spraying schedule included a number of unincorporated areas within the Boulder County Mosquito Control District, including such neighborhoods as: Brigadoon/Glen/Oriole Estates/Rangeview; Lake Valley Estates/Northrim; Red Fox Hills; and Twin Lakes.
Otter Tail Environmental's Thursday night spraying schedule, in addition to the unincorporated Boulder County areas within and around Longmont, includes several neighborhoods within Dacono, in Weld County, including the Old Town, Sharpe, Sweetgrass and Glen areas.
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Combining documentary and dramatic narrative techniques, Otter 501 chronicles the true story of an orphaned baby otter washed ashore on the Northern California coast and rescued by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Sea Otter Research and Conservation Program. The film explores a groundbreaking surrogate program that prepares orphaned otters for a life in the wild, sea otters' struggle for survival, and efforts to preserve this iconic species through the eyes of an aspiring marine biologist.
Join us after the film for a discussion with Living Planet Aquarium Aquarist Tracy Meiners about the Aquarium's river otters and the status of wild otters in Utah.
Directed by Bob Talbot
Run time: 85 min
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RTA Board approves billion-dollar budget for Chicago area transportationWritten by Mischa Wanek-Libman, editor
The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Board of Directors adopted the 2013 budget and two-year financial plan at a special RTA Board meeting on Jan. 16.
There was a unanimous vote by the 15 of 16 board members present who authorized the $3.7 billion budget for the RTA, Chicago Transit Authority (CTA), commuter rail service provider Metra and suburban bus provider Pace.
Last month, officials from the service boards presented their 2013 budgets to the RTA's Finance Committee describing fiscal management strategies to achieve efficiencies, transit projects and challenges. The budget came before the RTA Board for approval at last month's regular board meeting but was delayed after questions arose on how the CTA would pay off debt service on up to $1 billion in bonds for their five-year capital improvement plan.
The bonding was approved by the RTA Board after the CTA detailed a plan that addressed issues such as interest rates and the repayment funding sources and schedule. Some of the projects that would be funded through the CTA bonding include track and structure repairs on the Blue Line and elevated track system wide, the replacement or upgrade of seven substations and the replacement of 706 rail cars.
"The RTA is pleased that we were able to work with the service boards to approve a fiscally responsible budget that will allow our riders to continue to enjoy the benefits of our region's transit system without interruption," said RTA Chairman John Gates. "One of the key takeaways from today's meeting is that the transit system is on more solid financial footing because for the second year in a row, critical capital funds won't be transferred to operations. The service boards deserve credit for incorporating operational efficiencies to balance their budgets on a sustainable basis."
Numerous projects will now move forward system wide funded by the 2013 budget. Major initiatives include:
• CTA: Slow zone eradication, reconstruction of Wilson Station and station renew crews.
• Metra: Highliner train cars, train car rehabilitation and the reconstruction of the Cicero and Fox River Grove stations.
The RTA predicts next year's forecast for sales tax and the Chicago Real Estate Transfer Tax, a tax that directly funds the CTA's operating budget, will be modest due to the continuing recovering economy. The RTA will continue to meet next year's budget with continued cost-saving measures and productivity improvements.
The $3.7 billion budget approved by the RTA board will authorize $2.7 billion for operations expenses for the following: the CTA, $1.358 billion; Metra, $713.5 million; Pace, $207.8 million and ADA paratransit, $148.8 million, and the RTA $41.7 million. Additionally, $962 million was approved for capital expenses of which $498 million will be spent on the purchase of new transit vehicles, maintaining current vehicles and track repairs to ensure the region's trains run efficiently and safely. The remainder of funds will be spent on other capital projects that will continue to move the transit system toward a state of good repair.
The RTA Board also adopted a five-year capital program. Capital funding will be used largely for rolling stock renewal and other projects aimed at taking care of the existing system. The transit system still needs significantly more funding for further maintenance, enhancement and expansion. An RTA asset condition evaluation completed in December 2012 determined that the system has a 10-year capital need of $30.9 billion to achieve a state of good repair.


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URBANA, Ill. – Senior Henrique Cunha of the Duke men's tennis team played his way into the round of 16 for the fourth consecutive year in singles at the NCAA Individual Championships Wednesday at the Kahn Outdoor Tennis Center.
A product of Jaú, Brazil, Cunha cruised into the round of 16 with a 6-0, 6-1 win over No. 32 Jared Hiltzik of Illinois. Cunha, a four-time All-American in singles, advances to the singles round of 16 for the fourth consecutive year of his career. For the season, Cunha holds a 33-4 mark, including 16 wins over opponents listed in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) rankings.
In the round of 16, Cunha will face No. 17 Kyle McMorrow of Washington in a match-up scheduled for Friday at 11 a.m. ET.
Also taking the courts in singles action was freshman Michael Redlicki, who fell to No. 25 Marcos Giron, 7-5, 6-3. The match had to be moved indoors to the Atkins Tennis Center, due to inclement weather in the area. A product of Hawtorn Woods, Ill., Redlicki closes his rookie campaign with 31 wins in singles, placing him in eighth-place in the program's all-time charts for most singles wins by a freshman.
In the first round of doubles action, the dynamic duo of Cunha and sophomore Raphael Hemmeler battled to three sets before edging Ohio State's 12th-ranked tandem of Kobelt and Smith, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. The win for Cunha and Hemmeler is their 37th of the season, as the duo now sits one win shy of second-place all-time single season wins by a Blue Devil duo in the program's history. Cunha reaches the round of 16 for the third time in his illustrious career.
Cunha and Hemmeler return to the courts Friday to face Florida State's Cotrone and Davis in the round of 16 at 3:30 p.m. ET.
Also in doubles action were Redlicki and sophomore Jason Tahir, who fell, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. In the first set, Redlicki and Tahir remained on serve, before winning a break at 4-2. They ultimately won the set, 6-2, before falling in the final two sets. Redlicki and Tahir conclude their season with a 24-10 record.
Singles and doubles action at the NCAA Individual Championships continue with the round of 16 Friday at 11 a.m. ET.
2013 NCAA Div. I Men's Tennis Singles and Doubles Championships
May 22-27, 2013 at Urbana, Ill. (Kahn Outdoor Tennis Center)
Singles – Second Round
No. 9 Henrique Cunha (Duke) def. No. 32 Jared Hiltzik (Illinois), 6-0, 6-1
No. 25 Marcos Giron (UCLA) def. No. 46 Michael Redlicki (Duke), 7-5, 6-3
Doubles – First Round
No. 1 Libietis/Reese def. No. 19 Redlicki/Tahir, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3
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Two Wilmington men face drug charges following a traffic stop in Dover.
Two Wilmington men have been jailed after a traffic stop in Dover yielded a large amount of heroin
Dover officers stopped the pair April 2, in the area of Townsend Boulevard, said police spokesman Capt. Tim Stump. A search of the men's Ford Taurus turned up 716 bags of heroin, 0.5 grams of cocaine, cash and various items of drug paraphernalia, Stump said.
The men, identified as Anthony Terrero, 37, and Samuel Santiago-Rodriguez, 25, both of Wilmington, were each charged with possession of heroin; possession of drug paraphernalia; and second-degree conspiracy.
Both were jailed at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna in default of $32,750 secured bond.


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The Arab spring to the Occupy movement…social unrest from economic catastrophes left the world aghast in 2011 leaving many to lose faith in the current market-based economy that is in itself a self destructing time bomb in terms of natural resources depletion and inequality among men. All hope is not to be lost my friends…the green economy offers solution to several of today's problems both short term and long term.
First of all going green is not a trend or a lifestyle…but a necessity. According to the World
Water Council, 1.1 billion people lack access to clean water. Here in Kenya the situation is worse, personally I have to fetch water 100 meters from my apartment in Nairobi and I am not sure whether it is clean. In rural Kenya I may have to walk 30, 40 kilometers to search for water, the situation is grave!
Green Energy
This is no-brainer really, getting
almost free energy from sun, solar and biomass is just plain simple. The world's energy needs can be easily tapped from natural and renewable sources, scientific fact. Many companies and people who benefit from crude oil and other non-renewable sources often falsify research and claim that solar is 'unscalable' or wind is 'immovable' but the latest independent research even claims that the world could fully rely on green energy by 2030. Did you know the first car was powered by a biofuel? Yes it was powered by hemp seed oil, the only biofuel that can combust as is!
Alternative energy will most definitely reduce the cost of doing business subsequently bringing down the cost of living, improving your living standards while securing a future for our great grand children
Green Agriculture
Agriculture has been blamed for a stupendous amount of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and the way we practise Ag today is as unsustainable as it can get. Most farmers in the world are considered conventional farmers in that they use synthetic chemicals (Most made from crude oil and natural gas) to try to boost soil fertility and a cocktail of toxic chemicals to get rid of pests, weeds and other unwanted organisms in the field. Not only does this system poison the underground water that we drink, we also eat the chemicals which have been absorbed by the plant so even if you wash with acid you are still ingesting chemical and you want food.
In the green economy, the modus operandi is organic farming, the oldest form of recorded agriculture that dates back 10 000 years ago. Hydroponics, aeroponics and permaculture are the few of the several innovations that boost food productivity while reducing the negative impact it has on the environment and making sure you are nourished with the safest food available.
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Modern day construction uses up a plethora of resources and the cost of running the building itself is magnanimous; not the high energy costs, water, fresh air, lighting may becomes a huge problem. In the green economy, emphasis is put on natural ecosystems and use of sustainable building materials like recycled prefab, metal e.t.c.
Commercial buildings are also responsible for a good chunk of the carbon emissions but we are now seeing green buildings like the The GreenHouse
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I will be very sorely disappointed if this line ends without Eldor being made.
I will be very sorely disappointed if this line ends without Eldor being made.
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Out of these characters, I too just want Eldor and Veena out of the PoG line-up. Hopefully in 2015 they'll become available somehow. I'm just anticipating the news about 2014, will we get the 12 figure sub or just 6?
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Count me in. I'd LOVE Eldor and Veena.
I'm not necessarily against any of them being made. personally Veena is the only one I have any interest in. I never heard of Eldor before coming to these boards and I don't think he really got mention in media...at least the Star Sisters got 10 seconds in the show and a page in the magazine . I can grab a spare Gandalf the Gray to stand by He-Ro and be "Battleground un-hooded" Eldor and live
But at this point I would rather see a lot of other characters get their shot before any of these. There are key people missing from both PoP and NA that should get a turn before any of these guys, especially just the guys who showed up in the new mini comic. And they have barely done anything with the Filmation rights and nothing with the Jetlag rights yet either.
I'm sure that if the line keeps going some of these will see a release. Eldor and Veena are the most likely I think.
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I dont care if we get them as things stand (excepting Eldor of course) but I would be happy to get them as well.
All I want is at least Veena. If they aren't going to do a 2002 styled Sorceress, Veena better get a figure.
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Hopefully we'll get them as convention figures or sub exclusives.
Eldor is a must. Preternia will never be complete without him !
Veena... I don't know. I'd like to get her, but there are characters I'd prefer to get before her, and before the line ends.
Gladiator and Beast Lord ? NO WAY ! We had enough lame characters lately (Spector, Sir Laser-Lot, Cy-Chop, Vykron) and, IMO, we certainly don't need Gladiator and Beast Lord ! They are the kind of figures that falls EXACTLY in the category of stuff most of the fans don't want to see anymore in this line. Gladiator ? We ALREADY had a gladiator in this line (the lame Vykron). Beast Lord ? We ALREADY have THE one and only beast lord : Beastman ! Those 2 characters are redundant and unnecessary, IMO.
I agree Eldor is a MUST, and we may get Veena but none of the others, but personally I'm not fussed about any of the others.
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I'd love any concept characters but Veena better look like her 200x look and not the mini comic
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I'll bet that at least one of the Beast Lord/Gladiator/Bandwidth/Red Shadow figures were planned in 2013. So, we'll get whoever was already slotted for next year. However, I'm sure that the rest got bumped back.
Eldor, however, is most certainly coming as an SDCC exclusive, or something. I''m actually surprised that we haven't seen him yet.
My priority is Eldor....I'll take the rest...Veena...I could care less for her. I already have the Sorceress....I know they are different characters, but to me only Teela-Na belongs to the Castle... Yes, I am a Filmation kid!
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I would like to get Eldor but the rest are an easy pass for me.
I need Eldor for my collection.
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Count me as one who also wants Eldor. As for Veena, I think she would make a perfect last figure for the line. Bookend the start of MOTUC with King Greyskull and the end of MOTUC with his wife and 1st Sorceress.
Eldor has to be made, Veena makes the cut as well. Beast Lord is a head pack-in tops.
I would like see Eldor as SDCC or 2014 SUB Exclusive. Veena on the other hand is a MUST !!!!!
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I don't mind any and all new figs but it's doubtful now. So at least get Eldor to go with He-Ro. that would be best. We don't really need variants of the Sorceress and guys we don't clearly see. I really wanted Songster but that ain't happening ever!
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Eldor is a must-have figure for me.
I'd buy Veena, but can live without her.
I don't care about the others mentioned.
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Eldor cant get shafted twice. The others are more so background, well.... Veena is important, but not terribly to have as a figure TOD Sorceress could make a fine stand in. Eldor is a must.
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"Light weight, easy to set up and more spacious than I thought it would be. We used ours on a camping trip as an area for the kids to sit, play and snack."
"After a few rough tries to get this up it's actually really simple. Light, compact and big enough for four kids to sit in comfortably. The windows let in any breeze while the cover keeps the sun off of them. The base is like tarp and quick to shake sand from."


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Cuellar who made OU soccer history by being named the 2012 Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Year, has been allocated to FC Kansas City. She became the first member of the Oklahoma program to earn a spot on the NSCAA All-Central Region First Team in her lone season with the Sooners after transferring from the University of Arizona. Cuellar also earned spots on the All-Big 12 First Team and Big 12 All-Newcomer Team for her efforts in 2012. The La Puente, Calif., native led the Sooners with 26 points from a team-high 12 goals, which ranks as the third-most in a single season in Oklahoma history. Her 13 points from six goals in eight Big 12 regular season matches paced the conference.
Franch was selected by the Western New York Flash with the sixth overall pick in the NWSL College Draft. She becomes the highest-ever Cowgirl draft pick in women's professional soccer. A three-time All-American at OSU, Franch capped her record-setting career this fall, starting all 20 games for the Cowgirls and recording six shutouts, 79 saves and a 1.07 goals against average. She was named to the All-Big 12 First Team for the fourth time, becoming only the seventh player in Big 12 Conference history to achieve that distinction.
One of the most decorated players in Big 12 and OSU soccer history, Franch owns the OSU career record for shutouts with 38 and led the Big 12 in that category in three of her four seasons. She finished her career with 325 saves to rank second on OSU's all-time list. Franch's 38 shutouts rank sixth all time in NCAA history, and her 8,064:02 minutes in goal rank ninth on the NCAA list.
Berry will join Cuellar on the FC Kansas City squad after being selected with the third pick in the third round of the NWSL College Draft, the 19th overall pick. A four-year starter for the Jayhawks, Berry had an outstanding senior campaign in which she led the team with seven assists and chipped in six goals. Her seven helpers were the second-most in the Big 12 on the year. The Wichita, Kan., native ended her career as KU's career-leader in assists (32), No. 2 in career points (78) and tied for third-most all-time with her 23 goals. She was a two-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Central Region selection in her Jayhawk career, including a first team honoree this year. The senior was also named an All-Big 12 First Team selection this past year and was honored on the Academic All-Big 12 team in 2011.
The league, which is administered by U.S. Soccer, will begin in the spring of 2013.


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Dick Powell stars in four episodes of television's Four Star Playhouse.
The Room (1954): An idealistic young doctor attempts to bring modern medicine to a remote Mexican village, but instead finds a cult of superstition and suspicion.
A Study In Panic (1955): A columnist who writes an article mocking men who panicked in a blazing building soon comes to regret it.
The Test (1955): A test pilot must put a supersonic fighter through its paces at 30,000 feet while worried to distraction that his 6 year-old daughter may have contracted a fatal disease.
Autumn Carousel (1956): A world-weary writer, who has been churning out junk for TV, meets a young girl on the long train ride home from Manhattan and discovers a chance for redemption.


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KCFD station in Taft hosting blood drive Thursday. You can pick either fire and EMS or law enforcement to support
Houchin Blood Bank's third annual Boots & Badges Blood Drive recognizing National Burn Awareness Week is scheduled for February 4- 9, 2013.
It will be coming to Taft on Feb. 7 (Thursday) and it will be held from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at Kern County Fire Station 21. 303 Tenth St, thanks to a partnership between Houchin and the KCFD.
It's a "battle of the badges" between law enforcement vs. fire and EMS to see who can show the most support for blood donation, which in turn saves the lives of burn victims and other trauma patients.
All blood donors will be able to cast their vote for either Law Enforcement, or Fire and EMS, and the winning team's name will be emblazoned on a perpetual plaque.
Donors can also enter to win a $500 gift card to the new Apple Store compliments of San Joaquin Community Hospital, home of the Grossman Burn Center.
More information about supporting the efforts of our first responders with a blood donation is available by calling the blood bank at 661-323-4222. Hours at the blood bank are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am to 6 pm, Thursday 9 am to 8 pm, and Saturday 9 a.m to 3 p.m.


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Latest update : 2012-02-15
The push to bomb Iran
The tension over Tehran's nuclear ambitions rises as Israel and Iran accuse each other of proxy attacks, but will it lead to war? François Picard's panel argues over the effectiveness of sanctions and Washington's ability to prevent an escalation.
- Sammy RAVEL. Deputy Chief of Mission, Israeli Embassy in Paris;
- Nooshabeh AMIR. Editor, Roozonline.com;
- Steven EKOVICH. Professor of Political Sciences, American University of Paris;
- Reza MARASHI. Research Director, National Iranian American Council (from Washington).
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DURHAM, N.C. – The Duke volleyball team won its sixth-straight match Friday evening, downing Virginia 3-0 (25-19, 25-18, 25-17) in the two teams' ACC opener at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Junior outside hitter Jeme Obeime led all players with 16 kills while sophomore outside hitter Emily Sklar added 12 for the Blue Devils.
Obeime knocked down her 16 kills on 28 attack attempts, committing just three attack errors while posting a .429 hitting percentage. Tonight marked Obeime's second consecutive match in double-digit kills and seventh overall this season. With her 12 kills, Sklar raised her team-leading total to 130 for the 2013 campaign.
"It was really exciting," said Obeime. "Every ACC match is really important, and Virginia is a really good team. We've played them a lot over the years and had a lot of tough matches, so we tried to mix things up and use a lot of our offense. We're really executed to pull off the win."
Freshman Jordan Tucker registered a match-high .538 hitting percentage, amassing eight kills on 13 attack attempts. The rookie from Prairie Village, Kan., also added four blocks in the win. Overall, Duke (10-2, 1-0 ACC) totaled 8.0 blocks to 4.0 for Virginia (7-6, 0-1 ACC).
"Tonight, we had a really good feel overall," added Tucker. "It was really calm out there. We're a really close team and we have a lot of fun together, and I think that helps us on the court."
Duke's defense was on point as the Blue Devils kept the Cavaliers to under a .200 hitting percentage in all three sets. Three Blue Devils reached double-digit digs, paced by senior Ali McCurdy's 14. Sophomore Elizabeth Campbell added 11 digs to go along with five blocks, while junior setter Maggie Deichmeister picked up her fifth double-double of the season with 11 digs and 32 assists.
"I was pleased that we came out and we executed, and we were able to put pressure on early," said head coach Jolene Nagel. "We were a little tight tonight. We could easily improve that, but I was really pleased to come out here and play against a good, young Virginia team that has some great athletes and be able to win it in three. That was huge for our team."
The first set opened with a 5-5 stalemate before a 7-1 Duke run gave the Blue Devils a comfortable lead. Virginia was unable to regain momentum as Duke captured the opening frame, 25-19. Obeime led the way with eight kills on 13 errorless attack attempts.
The Blue Devils got off to a slow start in the second set, falling behind 8-4. The Blue Devils would rally with a 10-2 spurt keyed by three kills from Sklar and a McCurdy service ace. Duke's advantage grew to seven points as the Blue Devils took the second stanza, 25-18.
Duke capped off the match with a 25-17 victory in the third and final set. Obeime recorded five kills while Tucker added four. Senior Chelsea Cook amassed three service aces in the frame and would finish the night with five kills and a pair of blocks.
Junior rightside hitter Tori Janowski and freshman outside hitter Haley Kole paced Virginia with 10 kills each. Senior libero Emily Rottman totaled 14 digs while freshman defensive specialist Karlie Suber added 10.
Next up, Duke takes the court against Virginia Tech Saturday evening, facing off against the Hokies Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m., from Cameron Indoor Stadium.


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A summer research project for two Grinnell College students may lead to new fitness programs for residents of the town of Grinnell.
Grinnell College students Delia Salomon '14 and Matt Schaeffer '14 spent the summer measuring how exercise affects physical and mental health. Working with Liz Queathem, senior lecturer in biology, in a Mentored Advanced Project on Exercise and the Environment, the students hoped to identify barriers to exercise and develop programs that will make it easier for people—especially older adults—to incorporate exercise into their daily lives.
About the Research The two studies are very similar, though Schaeffer is researching the effects of walking, and Salomon is focusing on water aerobics. Salomon's study involves adults who took twice-weekly water aerobics class sponsored by the Grinnell Regional Medical Center and held at the college's Osgood Pool.
At the beginning of the summer, the student researchers asked each research participant to participate in a functional reach test and a timed-up-and-go test, two standard exams used to measure functional mobility. "Mobility is the single biggest threat to people's independence," Queathem explained. "Many elderly people fear they are just one fall away from a nursing home. Anything they can do to protect their mobility is valuable, and we know that exercise can significantly help reduce fall risks." Each project participant also completed a survey designed to assess mental health.
At the end of the research project (Salomon's study lasted six weeks; Schaeffer's lasted five), the tests were repeated, and the researchers compared the two sets of results.
About the Benefits of an Exercise Partner A member of the swim team, Salomon says that she was interested in the project because she wanted to make exercise more accessible to a wider range of people. Schaeffer is a member of the baseball team, so both he and Salomon are regularly active, almost without thinking about it.
"But when I started this research, I was surprised at how many obstacles there are to exercise," Salomon said. Even student athletes, she said, can find it hard to be motivated to exercise in the off season. For older adults, the challenges are even more numerous, ranging from transportation issues, limited mobility and physical discomfort (cold water, for example, can discourage water exercise).
One simple solution, the students found, is to participate in an organized exercise program or to work with an exercise buddy. Schaeffer's walking research involved two sections: in one, participants exercised individually by walking on a treadmill three times a week; in the other section, participants walked in small groups three times per week outdoors at Arbor Lake in Grinnell.
About New Exercise Partnerships Between Students and Town Residents As a result of the summer project, Queathem and the student researchers are partnering with Kristin Kahn at St. Francis Manor in Grinnell on a number of initiatives designed to increase exercise opportunities. Among the options that they hope to undertake are a fitness test that would be open to the entire Grinnell community, as well as a Columbus Day run/walk that would pair St. Francis residents with college athlete walking buddies. They are also interested in building relationships with the Mayflower, another local retirement community, which recently offered a class on how to prevent falls.
Queathem notes that these initiatives will provide a physical benefit while also strengthening relationships between students and older town residents. And Solomon says the project has already influenced how she thinks about her future. A biology and Spanish major, she's become increasingly interested in public health. "One of the main reasons I enjoy research like this," she said, "is that I can see it having a clear benefit. We're trying to bridge doing the science and benefitting people in the community."
About Grinnell College Since its founding in 1846, Grinnell has become one of the nation's premier liberal arts colleges, enrolling 1,600 students from all 50 states and from as many international countries. Grinnell's rigorous academic program emphasizes excellence in education for students in the liberal arts; the college offers the B.A. degree in a range of departments across the humanities, arts and sciences. Grinnell has a strong tradition of social responsibility and action, and self-governance and personal responsibility are key components of campus life. More information about Grinnell College is available at www.grinnell.edu.
Students' Summer Research Project May Lead to New Fitness Programs for Town Residents
A summer research project for two Grinnell College students may lead to new fitness programs for residents of the town of Grinnell.


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Red Sox - 000 001 002 - 3 8 2The Nats batted around against Smoltz in the first inning, scoring four times on four hits, one walk and one HBP.
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Smoltz (5-7-5-1-5, 92) settled down -- he retired Washington in order in the second, fourth and fifth innings -- but the damage was done. His fastball was around 91-93, and while he had trouble all night commanding his slider, he showed flashes of dominance. He struck out the side in the fifth.
Daniel Bard and Takashi Saito each allowed two runs out of the pen. David Ortiz had a sacrifice fly in the sixth and Rocco Baldelli hit a first pitch, two-run homer in the ninth.
John Smoltz (2009 debut) / Jordan Zimmermann (5.03, 87 ERA+)
Smoltz, 42, begins "a new chapter" tonight. He last pitched in a major league game on June 2, 2008. Eight days after that, he had right shoulder surgery. This will be his first start since April 27, 2008.
Back in mid-January, when Smoltz signed a one-year deal with the Red Sox, Theo Epstein said:
When I close my eyes and envision it, I see [John Smoltz] starting important games for us late in the season and hopefully into October.Expectations are high, but how Smoltz will do against major league hitters remains a question mark. He had a 2.63 ERA in six minor league starts, but half of those starts were at A and AA.
Still, as long as his shoulder is healthy, a fair amount of hype is warranted. Look at his ERA+ over the years -- he hasn't really had even an average season since 1994 -- especially the three full seasons after he left the bullpen and became a starter again (at age 38!): 138, 127, 137.
[C]oming back from surgery, as I've said many times, this is not a half-year job. This is not something I wanted to do just for a half a year. I plan on pitching past this year. ... I enjoy what I'm doing. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get back to this point, and if I were doing it to prove one human being or 10 human beings wrong, I'd be foolish. I'm doing it because I love it. When I came back from the surgery, I knew I could pitch again.J.D. Drew played with Smoltz in 2004:
He's probably the most competitive player that I've ever played with. Ever. High school, college, anywhere. Just everything he does, he competes at it and he loves it. I think that's exactly what [Red Sox fans] will see.Chipper Jones:
It's like the Red Sox have made a big trade or signed a blockbuster free agent in the middle of the season.Ian Browne notes that Smoltz is the only pitcher in history to have at least 200 wins and 150 saves:
Smoltz's entire body of work is fascinating, because it hasn't been replicated to such an extended degree in two different roles. Dennis Eckersley comes the closest, but he wasn't Hall of Fame caliber (149-130, 3.71 ERA) as a starter. The Eck was a first-ballot Hall of Famer because of his dominance (390 saves) as a closer.Trivia: The first major league batter to get a hit off Smoltz? Dave Magadan, back on July 23, 1988. Neither man remembers much about the at-bat.
As a starter, Smoltz is 206-141 with a 3.33 ERA and 2,731 strikeouts. During his four years in the bullpen (2001-04), Smoltz was about as overpowering (2.41 ERA, .215 opponents batting average) as any closer.
Finally -- months ago, while poking around for Smoltz stuff, I discovered that he isn't too keen on full equality for all people. Back in July 2004, he expressed his disgust for gay marriage:
What's next? Marrying an animal? ... If somebody believes two men should be able to get married, well, I think that's wrong. That's against everything that man is built on.Smoltz later claimed that "Nowhere in my conversation was I critical of gays". I guess comparing gay marriage to bestiality was supposed to be a compliment. To my knowledge, he has not shed his ignorance (or his support of the FARM Act) in the subsequent five years.
With Smoltz joining the pitching staff, Dusty Brown is headed back to Pawtucket after four days in the bigs:
It was everything I expected it to be. It was great and it couldn't have come at a better time. ... It was awesome and everyone was great to me. You get a taste of it now. When I go back I know what I'm playing for and where I want to be.Jason Varitek (who has caught 53 of the Sox's 71 games) says he has had a sore neck since June 12.
I don't know how I did it. I don't know if it was from whiplash from a foul ball or what. ... We've been treating it and we're staying on top of it and hope it goes away.The Globe notes:
Sixty percent of Varitek's hits (26 for 43) have been for extra bases, the second-highest ratio in the majors behind Rays first baseman Carlos Pena, whose at 64 percent. Nine of Varitek's last 12 hits (six doubles, three homers) have gone for extra bases.Since June 6, Ortiz is batting .357/.480/.833.


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Frequently asked questions
Daily Horoscope > Duration
- Why
do the transits only show up in the list when they have been active
for some time before?
The transits in the Daily Horoscope are only shown when they are exact - or near exact. The activity period may begin much earlier, if, for example, the transiting planet went into orb but did not quite reach exactness, then went retrograde and left the orb. This can be months before the transit actually becomes exact. But in the Daily Horoscope it is still counted as activity period.
1-degree orbs are used.
If you order the "Personal Horoscope Calendar" or "Transits of the Year", you can see all the information for a whole year in one complete overview. Or, for a similar purpose, subscribe to the "Extended Daily Horoscope".
Alternatively, use the printable "Transit Calendar" in the Extended Chart Selection -> Special charts. It contains all important transits over a three year period. If you use it with a book like Robert Hand's "Planets in Transit", you can get all the information you want.
- Why do my
/ Venus transits last for several weeks, or even months when they
only last for a few days?
If Mercury or Venus become retrograde during a certain period of time, they come back over the transits they have made before (when in direct motion). The total time shown in the Daily Horoscope is from the point when a transit is in orb for the first time, until it has been repeated (twice) due to the retrograde loop and goes out of orb.


text: I'm fairly new to the boards, and I'm sure there has been topics on this. But I hate watching Jared Allen continue to tear up QBs. We haven't had a good pass rush since he left. It looks like a good trade when we trade him for a first and two 3rds, but draft picks are always a gamble. We got Dorsey, Jamaal Charles, and Dajuan Morgan (is he even still with the Chiefs???) for him. He would still be a huge asset to our team. I just don't see the logic to trading THE best pass rusher in the league (I believe he led the league in sacks AFTER missing 4 games for his DUI) for anything less than another player that has proven his worth in the NFL. I have to say, this was more bonehead that Al Davis taking DHB in the 1st round this year.


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Accident occurred Thursday afternoon as doctor's office employee was examining the weapon
No serious injury or major property damage was reported after an accidental handgun discharge at a Kirksville doctor's office Thursday afternoon.
Police responded to Complete Family Medicine at 1611 S. Baltimore shortly before 1 p.m. Thursday after a reported firearms discharge.
Dr. Justin Puckett, with CFM, said the discharge occurred within a back office as an employee was examining the handgun during a lunch break.
"The employee was looking at some add-ons and accessories and he needed to take a loot at the gun and make a visual inspection," Puckett said of the circumstances.
The employee sustained a minor cut to his hand and was treated at the scene.
"It was an appropriately licensed firearm, a personal firearm that was properly owned and credentialed and licensed," Puckett said.
According to the police report, the gun owner had a concealed-carry permit and was not issued a citation or arrested at the scene.
The fact an employee had a firearm in the office was not against company policy, Puckett said, noting a need to defend the office against threats.
"I'm thankful no one was at risk or harmed," Puckett said.


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The Heart of a CPU
Here's a very similar Verilog statement:
assign out=selector?a:b;
Superficially the same, but very different. This gives a requirement for an output that will always react to a change in selector. The value of out will always be
a or
b and if at any time selector changes, out will change immediately.
In other words, supposes I had 10 statements like that driving
out0, out1, out2, and so on. In C, there would be no way that
out0 and
out9 would change at the same time. The CPU is really only looking at one of them at a time (unless you posit some exotic multiprocessor system that chops your code up inside a function). However, in Verilog the requirement to do this for each output will cause all of them to be serviced at the same time. In an FPGA, that means there will be 10 mux gates, one to drive each output. There is no "cycling through" the 10 items. Each one does what it is supposed to do all the time and independent of the others.
That's great if you are running on an FPGA. However, for now I'm using the Icarus simulator. Note the word simulator! Icarus pretends a certain amount of time has passed and then recomputes all outputs. Then it advances the simulated time a little and repeats. As long as you refer to simulated time, the behavior is the same as it would be for a real FPGA. To control the programmatic nature of the simulator, you often put an initial block and some actual procedural code that has to run in a step by step nature like a regular program. Consider the test bench for vtach:
'timescale 1us/1ns module vtach_tb(); reg clk; reg reset; top dut(clk,reset); always #1 clk=~clk; initial begin $display("vtach - A CARDIAC implmentation in Verilog"); $display("By Al Williams [email protected]"); $display("Licensed under the Lesser GPL"); $display("See files COPYING and COPYING.LESSER for details"); $dumpfile("vtach_tb.vcd"); $dumpvars; clk=1'b0; reset=1'b1; dut.mem.row0[0]=13'h101; // load location 1 into acc (acc=500) dut.mem.row0[1]=13'h500; // output location 0 (print 101) dut.mem.row0[2]=13'h033; // Input to location 33 (X) dut.mem.row0[3]=13'h533; // output location 33 dut.mem.row0[4]=13'h200; // add acc + location 0 (500+101=601) dut.mem.row0[5]=13'h733; // sub acc - location 33 (601-X) dut.mem.row0[6]=13'h610; // store acc to location 10 dut.mem.row0[7]=13'h510; // output location 10 dut.mem.row0[8]=13'h820; // goto location 20 dut.mem.row2[0]=13'h599; // output return address from jump (should be 9) dut.mem.row2[1]=13'h900; // halt! // dut.mem.row0[6]=13'h800; // Only use this line with io_input.v // not with io_input_keyboard.v // dut.execunit.in.inputvalues[0]=13'h222; #5 reset=1'b0; end endmodule
The timescale command tells the simulator to accept our timing inputs as having units of 1uS. It also tells the simulator to advance simulated time 1nS at a time. This allows you to visualize the output with a precision of 1nS without having to specify all timing inputs in such a fine resolution.
The line that names the top component is like an object instantiation in C++ or Java. It creates another module and "connects" the inputs and outputs. Keep in mind, this isn't like making a function call because it occurs all the time, not just when some invisible finger points to this line of code.
The CPU needs a clock and the line that reads:
always #1 clk=~clk;
simulates the clock, by pausing 1uS (the time mentioned in the timescale command) and then inverting the clock signal. This happens all the time, so you wind up with a nice square wave to drive the system.
Here's another example of something that happens all the time (from the execution unit in alu.v):
always @(posedge clk) begin if (rst==1'b0) // do nothing if in reset case (ir[11:8]) 4'b0000: // INP . . .
Here, the requirement is that the system determines when the positive edge of the clock occurs. It also tests the reset line, and if the system is not in reset it does a case statement on the first digit of the instruction register.
The rest of the test bench — another way of saying test driver, by the way — is inside an initial block. The simulator will execute the statements within as though they were a program. The # notation gives delays (in uS) to wait between statements.
I'll talk more about what's in this initialization as well as other modules of vtach next time. Meanwhile, the figure below shows a sample run of vtach displayed using GTKWave. Over the next few weeks I will finish up the rest of the instructions (right now, op codes 3 and 4 don't do anything) and also share more about the structure of a Verilog design and some of the unusual features of vtach. I've licensed vtach under the LGPL and, when it is done, you'll be able to find a living copy on OpenCores.
If you want to experiment in the meantime, all you need is the Icarus simulator and GTKWave. The go script in the downloads will run the test bench (and its very simple program). You can use GTKWave to examine the resulting vcd file.
If that sounds mysterious, don't worry. There will be more to come, including what is a vcd file and why you'd want to examine it. But I'll save that for next time.


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Live Music at Half Moon Bay Brewing Company
The Half Moon Bay Brewing Company is a casual oceanfront restaurant and brewpub in Half Moon Bay, located on Pillar Point Harbor (just half a mile from the world-famous Maverick's surf break).
Friday - Sunday each week, local bands perform live at the Brewing Company, bringing sounds to the shore from jazz and blues to world beat and reggae. Bands perform Friday and Saturday nights from 7-10 p.m., and Sundays from 5-9 p.m.
So, relax like the locals do, with a pint of locally brewed beer, some live music, and a seat near one of the pub's patio firepits, beside the Pacific.
Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, Half Moon Bay
Stay overnight at HI Point Montara Lighthouse, just 5 miles north of Pillar Point Harbor.


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A small army of children from Cedar Key and Rosewood descended upon the Community Center Monday night, once they realized that Santa had slipped into town early on a firetruck. The only hint were the Christmas lights that decorated his ride.
Somehow, he managed to not only get into Cedar Key virtually undetected but he also set up his headquarters - complete with an elf named Teresa.
Families lined up around the edges of the Community Center — some carrying lists they had written so they would not forget one single item. The youngest was in diapers, but surely Santa understood what he wanted without saying a word. The sheer excitement on the faces of all the children was universally understood by anyone lucky to be there.
The oldest child (Fire Chief Robert Robinson) was the last to sit on Santa's lap to make his requests — which he would not divulge. After they stopped to talk to the man in red the kids went to the Santa House to ask Elf Teresa for an early present ,and nobody went away empty handed. Money was donated by residents and businesses of Cedar Key and a variety of toys were pur- chased to fulfill almost everyone's wishes.
Many parents also took their little ones by the table where computer experts made ID cards for the kids and took their finger prints. This service was arranged by Police Chief Virgil Sandlin.
The volunteer firefighters prepared hamburgers and hotdogs that were dished out by Sharon Ingram — who seemed the know the names of every child in the room. There was a choice of plain or barbecue chips but barbecue was the hands-down favorite of the evening.
Michelle Pearson, a local photographer, took photos of each child sitting on Santa's lap. She will print and distribute them at the Chamber of Commerce office, free of charge. They will be available this week for pick up.
The night came to a close after Chief Virgil announced the winners of two brand new bicycles. It's a darned shame that Santa disappeared just as Kenny McCain arrived for the party.
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Huskers Sign Kansas Prep Champion Chael
Nebraska women's golf coach Robin Krapfl announced the signing of Kansas high school state champion Jordan Chael to a National Letter of Intent to join the Huskers as a freshman in 2013-14.
Krapfl said she was thrilled to add Chael, who has been ranked as the No. 58 player in the Class of 2013 by Golfweek, to a young Husker roster for the 2013-14 season.
"I can't begin to express how excited we are have Jordan join our team next fall," Krapfl said. "We feel she will have an immediate impact on our starting lineup. Jordan has shown great accuracy off the tee and is already comfortable shooting under par. She also has an excellent competitive nature. All three of those areas will help strengthen our team. Jordan also has demonstrated a strong work ethic and is an excellent student.
Chael, a senior at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in the Kansas City metro area, won the Kansas State Class 5A individual state championship in October of 2012, while leading St. Thomas Aquinas to the state team title. During her final three seasons at St. Thomas Aquinas, Chael won or tied for first in 21 of 27 tournaments.
Chael was a four-time Kansas City Star All-Metro selection, earning first-team honors in 2010, 2011 and 2012. The native of Overland Park, Kan., was also a three-time Class 5A Regional champion, while leading St. Thomas Aquinas to three straight Class 5A state team titles. Chael was the Class 5A individual state runner-up in 2011 and finished third in 2010. She finished fourth individually in Class 6A as a freshman in 2009.
She was also the Missouri Women's Golf Association State Junior champion in 2012. Chael took second at the AJGA Coca-Cola Junior Championship in Harbor Springs, Mich., after firing a final round 66 and also posted top-five finishes at AJGA events in Springfield, Mo., and Kansas City, Mo.
Chael finished second as an individual at the Four State Team Championship in both 2011 (Beatrice, Neb.) and 2012 (Sedalia, Mo.), before taking third at the PGA Junior Series Tournament at ArborLinks in Nebraska City in June of 2012. She competed at the Callaway Junior World Championships in July at Torrey Pines in California. She also finished fifth at the Future Collegiate World Tour Tournament held at The Classic Club in Palm Desert, Calif., in February, before taking seventh at the Future Collegiate World Tour Championship held at PGA National in May.
Jordan is the daughter of Ted and Brenda Chael and has one older brother, Andrew.


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Snapper, Gray / Jobfish, Green (Uku) – Hawaii
The Gray Snapper (or Green Jobfish) is a shallow-water snapper found throughout the western Pacific and Indian Ocean, often found on coral reefs. They gather in large numbers in the summer to reproduce, or spawn, a behavior which make them easy targets to fisherman, increasing their vulnerability to overfishing.
The largest numbers of Gray Snapper are caught in the Hawaiian bottomfish fishery, which is managed by the Western Pacific Fishery Management Council (WPFMC) through gear and area restrictions. The current abundance of Gray Snapper is uncertain.
They are typically caught with handlines, which causes minimal habitat damage. However, other species of high conservation concern may be targeted or caught as bycatch.


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LEXINGTON - The Bullitt East Chargers couldn't land a knock-put punch but they did quite well with a lot of jabs on Friday night to beat First Region champion Marshall County 71-62 in the quarter-finals of the 2011 PNC/KHSAA Boys' State Basketball Tournament at Rupp Arena.
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Police are investigating a robbery of a medical marijuana dispensary in downtown Boulder on Thursday night, when officials say two suspects sprayed bear repellent at four people, sending one to the hospital.
The incident occurred at 6:50 p.m., according to Boulder police Sgt. Doyle Thomas.
According to initial eyewitness reports, two men wearing black clothing and ski masks entered the Dandelion Dispensary, 845 Walnut St., near the St. Julien Hotel & Spa, and began spraying what is believed to be bear repellent in the air.
Boulder police spokeswoman Kim Kobel said surveillance footage from inside the dispensary showed just one suspect, and police are working to determine if another person was involved.
Thomas said the four employees inside began to flee the building even before the bear spray was released into the air but were still affected by it as they tried to leave.
One person was transported to an area hospital to be treated for symptoms related to exposure to the spray, he said. The other three victims were treated at the scene.
The suspects had fled the scene by the time police arrived.
Officers were not able to immediately enter the business because the repellent was too strong inside, according to Thomas. Boulder fire officials responded to help air out the building so that officers could enter.
Police were still working to determine what was missing from the dispensary.
Witnesses described the suspects as white males, each standing between 6 feet, 1 inch and 6 feet, 2 inches tall. They are described as "not thin," Thomas said.
Police on Thursday night were on the lookout for a black Pontiac Grand Prix, deemed a vehicle of interest in the case, Kobel said.
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Canal radiator Regulus SOLO R5 600/250/700
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Posters (actually broadsides, initially) have been displayed in Great Britain since the late 1600s. They became indispensable during election periods in Great Britain in the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when many more people were enfranchised, especially after the Labour Party was established in 1906.
The BBC has assembled a group of posters, shown to "illustrate David Lloyd George's political fame ad notoriety," put together on the 150th anniversary of George's birth. The posters range from 1910 to 1929—a period when posters were the paramount medium of political propaganda, and when they were often highly imaginative and printed in eye-catching colors from lithographic stones. Click here to see the posters.
George's Liberal Party regained power in 1906. The Liberals "rebranded" their party as one that was more in favor of social reform, and "New Liberals" such as George advocated for legislation to protect and help children, workers, and the unemployed.
George was Prime Minister between 1916 and 1922, which included his leading a coalition government during World War I, followed by his becoming the Leader of the Liberal Party in 1926, a post he held until 1931.


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More Arrests Made in Queens Gay Man's Murder
[UPDATE] March 21 -- Earlier today, the NYPD announced the arrest of two men in connection with the murder of gay Queens man David Rangel. Elijah Agyepong of the Bronx was arrested on March 21 and charged with first-degree murder, police said. And Cecil Golden of the Bronx was arrested on March 20, and charged with first-degree murder and criminal possession of stolen property.
Rangel was found dead, stuffed under his couch, at his Jackson Heights apartment on Jan. 26. He was one of three gay men found slain in New York City earlier this year, prompting concerns from community leaders that the slayings might be related. But police have it said it now appears that different suspects were involved in each incident.
[UPDATE] Feb. 16 -- Arrests were made yesterday in the murder of gay man Charles Romo. Two homeless brothers, Ralph Stokes, 52, and his brother Keith Stokes, 50, charged with second-degree murder, as well as first-degree robbery. Keith Stokes' girlfriend Bridgette Cash, 38, was charged with grand larceny, as well as criminal possession of stolen property.
According to an article in the New York Post, police sources said the suspects were nabbed through surveillance video in the building. Detectives believe it was a robbery gone bad.
The murders of three gay men over the course of two weeks is sending a collective shudder through the New York City gay community.
For now at least, investigators do not believe the cases are either hate crimes or related. Police officials join elected officials in advising extreme caution, however, especially during online hookups.
"In both cases there was no sign of forced entry, and in both cases, both victims were strangled or choked to death," said Queens Councilmember Daniel Dromm of the two cases in his District.
On Jan. 28, Charles Romo, a gay man who lived in the Hamilton Heights section of Manhattan, was found dead in his apartment, bound and with a bag tied over his head. On Jan. 26, public middle-school teacher David Rangel was found strangled under his couch in the Jackson Heights section of Queens.
Joseph Benzinger's dead body was discovered Feb. 10 in his room at the Crown Motor Inn in Elmhurst, Queens. A man was recently arrested and charged with his murder. No signs of forced entry were found at any of the scenes. These three killings join that of gay activist Lou Rispoli, who was beaten to death last October in Sunnyside, Queens. That murder remains unsolved.
At a press Feb. 12 news conference outside the Crown Motor Inn, Dromm urged gay men throughout New York City to be vigilant. Joining Dromm was New York City Anti-Violence Project Deputy Director Ejeris Dixon and Tony Simone, who represented the office of New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn.
"I want to express my concern about these recent murders and my condolences to the victims' families and friends," said Council Speaker Quinn in a statement.
Openly gay Councilmember Dromm noted that the murders of Benzinger and Rangel were within a five-minute walking distance of each other. In light of the lack of forced entry, Dromm presented the theory that some of the victims met their killers via online dating sites.
"These murders are of great concern to the LGBT community," Dromm said. "When I first heard about them reported in the media, it came to my mind there was a possibility they could be [online related], because those of us who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender have heard this story often." Both the Romo and Rangel murder occurred in Dromm's City Council district.
Chilling Similarities in Murders
Police are currently examining video from the Crown Motor Inn and other murder scenes, and Dromm stated that the precincts involved are in communication with each other with regard to the Rangel and Benzinger killings.
While praising law enforcement for their ongoing efforts, Dromm pressed the NYPD "to use every resource it has to solve these crimes and bring the perpetrators to justice swiftly."
The scene of Romo's killing in Hamilton Heights also showed no sign of forced entry. In addition, all three were gay, middle-aged, strangled or choked to death, robbed and, perhaps most important, had appeared to have opened their doors willingly to their assailants. That has prompted some reporters to speculate a serial killer is operating in New York City targeting older homosexual men.
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Police Arrest Boyfriend in Benzinger Case
On Feb. 14, Dromm announced an arrest in the Benzinger case. The NYPD has charged 23-year-old Lleuyel Garcia of Hamilton Heights with murder and robbery, tampering with physical evidence and criminal possession of stolen property.
A source said that Garcia had stolen the victim's wallet and cell phone, which police used to track him down, along with video footage from the Crown Motor Inn's security cameras. Benzinger and Garcia apparently were involved in a romantic or sexual relationship, and had an argument prior to the killing.
Police do not now view Garcia as a suspect in the other murders.
"I commend the swift action taken by the NYPD to make an arrest in the murder of Joseph Benzinger," said Dromm. "Despite the arrest, it is vitally important that we continue to remain vigilant. The other murders committed against gay men remain unsolved but I am hopeful that the NYPD will capture the perpetrators. Again, I want to urge everyone that it is always important to practice safety whether meeting people online or in person."
Advocates Advise Extreme Caution When Hooking Up
Dromm warned people to exercise extreme caution during dating, whether it be online, meeting someone in a bar or café, taking someone home, or going to a motel.
"We know that dating is not inherently violent, but that stigma causes violence," noted AVP's Dixon. "It is homophobia and transphobia that cause the violence, and it is shame that people feel from meeting people online."
Dixon shared basic tips. Make a safety plan. Let people know whom you are going to meet and where you are going to meet them. Meet in a public place.
In an effort to create safety, Dixon held a Feb. 13 event entitled "REAL TALKS! Staying Safe with Online Pick-ups" that outlined further information and safety tips for meeting people. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/cxmsbnr.
"I urge all people to be aware of these crimes and to do everything they can to protect themselves," Dixon said in a statement. "If violence does happen, it is not your fault. You have no blame, but can reach out for support."
Quinn emphasized that the perpetrators, once caught, would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
"My biggest concern is that people need to be safe," Dromm said. "There are still murderers on the loose, and that is a huge problem for the LGBT community. I don't want anybody else hooking up with these guys who committed these two crimes."
Anyone with any information on any of these crimes should call the NYPD Crime Stoppers hotline at 800-577-TIPS.


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Telltale Games secures rights to Sam & Max (thanks Mike Martinez) announces the welcome news for adventure game fans that Sam & Max are to hit the road once more, as the rights to create a new game based on the dog and rabbit heroes of the LucasArts classic are now in the hands of Telltale Games. Here's a bit explaining what's known so far:
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The European Diablo III Website announces the new version 1.0.3 patch is now live for the action/RPG sequel in Europe after yesterday's patch for the game in the Americas. They once again supply the complete patch notes. With the patch having settled in in the Americas, outrage over increased repair costs is growing, as there is this petition and this one looking to get Blizzard to address them.
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