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Did you make sure to buy the upgrade (not just the actual move) The one that makes the Thunder Punch red? You have pull the menu up on the upgrade screen, it's easy to miss.
Okay, enough whining about bugs they're hopefully fixing... Has there been any official announcement of them working on updates or expansion packs?
I love the game, and feel its a great start, but I wanna see more characters, more bosses, more playable characters and more environments. I'd pay another buck for a good sized expansion pack.
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Thanks for the tip Rizzo! Slgcmg, does that give you a total of three lore on 4-4? There is one that is obvious and one above the second fish pause (need some time and double jump to get) and not sure if you're referring to the second one I mentioned or a possible third.
Btw, I mentioned falling for one in eternos that you would never see visibly and that's towards the end of 5-2.
I am fairly accomplished in the challenges but still at level one for defeating giants. Is their somewhere I'm totally missing to get a leg up on that or am I going to have to play 5-2 a million times?
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My fault, 5-1 has the lore below. Btw, I tried special moves by the down arrow in gems on 5-2 and got nowhere. I did, however jump over skeletor at the end and die. I know that sounds dumb but maybe there are some lore you have to be slick at right before the very end where it cuts to some dialogue and forces you to move on. At this point I'm thinking out loud.
Have constant patience and die a reason.
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MOTUC NEEDS more TROLLANS !!!
I only got 2 for 4-4 so perhaps it is the same.
Like anyone could even know that
Here's my review: http://www.poeghostal.com/2012/11/re...-universe.html
I found the gameplay very frustrating on the iPhone. I haven't seen it on an iPad, but it sounds like it's better. I wish they'd release this for, say, Xbox Live Arcade, so I could use a control pad.
7-1 has the he-man package art lore at the very end right before skeletor. You must do a double jump to the left and then uppercut to get it. If you don't, you'll at least see it.
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Oh, and again, I was wrong about falling in 5-2, I meant 5-1.
Have constant patience and die a reason.
Yes, uppercut is thunder punch (ive had little sleep) and the upgrade can be done in mid air.
I have combed through 4-1 with little luck and pretty much convinced that the third lore is up top at the very beginning. Idk, just updating my scouting while I'm on.
Have constant patience and die a reason.
Anyone put together a list where all the Lores are.
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Here is my list so far of the number of lores in each stage. Unfortunately I did not start keeping track of what I found until the end, so I can only positively identify 3 lores, which I put in brackets. I am hoping this list can help us determine where to concentrate our efforts.
1-1 - Total = 2
1-2 - Total = 3
1-3 - Total = 2 (Comic 1)
1-4 - Total = 2
1-5 - Total = 1
2-1 - Total = 3 (Game Concept Art 4, Game Concept Art 7)
2-2 - Total = 2 (Product Art 8)
2-3 - Total = 2
2-4 - Total = 2
3-1 - Total = 2
3-2 - Total = 2
3-3 - Total = 0
4-1 - Total = 2
4-2 - Total = 2
4-3 - Total = 2
4-4 - Total = 2
4-5 - Total = 0
5-1 - Total = 2
5-2 - Total = 2
5-3 - Total = 2
5-4 - Total = 0
6-1 - Total = 2
6-2 - Total = 3
6-3 - Total = 0
7-1 - Total = 4
7-2 - Total = 2
7-3 - Total = 0
I am currently missing 4 Bios (Battle Cat, He-Man, Orko and the Sorceress), 4 Product Arts (1, 4, 10, 14), 4 Mini Comic Covers (4, 6, 9, 12) and 2 Game Concept Arts (2, 5).
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I miss you Dad!
Got this message on my i-Phone this morning
I get that all the time on my iPhone since I never play it on there. It's annoying, but I'm sure they can be turned off. I just haven't done that yet.
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Cronosaber, you and I are matched in lore except for the four in 7-1, I only have three. Will you please rattle off the four spots? Thanks!
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Edit: I double checked my missing lore to yours and I'm missing the same ones as you (except I haven't paid for the five 5000 crystal ones, I still wonder if those an be found). Is the 4 lords for 7-1 a typo and there's only three? Just double checking.
He-man (product 17) is the third lore found in 7-1.
I can't remember if the lore were found in "numerical order" as we played the game meaning the early numbered lore (in each category) were found in the early number levels and the higher numbered lore were found in the later levels. If this is true, this might help streamline our searches. Just a thought because I find it amazing that we all seem to be missing the same lore.
Have constant patience and die a reason.
I haven't gone through mine one by one, but I appear to be missing the same exact lores as well. i know for a fact I am missing the same bios.
As for the ones that are 5,000, I beleive you have to buy those to get them since they are the only ones with that option.
I have 3 starred everything and gotten every upgrade possible so I am just piling up money now going through the same levels one by one trying to find these other Lores.
Like anyone could even know that
I've given up on my remaining lores. Beaten the game several times, but can't Thunder punch in mid air no matter what, while some other lores have just burnt me out. I'll wait for the sequel.


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On Friday, Mills County Emergency Management Director Larry Hurst provided an update to The Opinion-Tribune on the latest flood situation during a five-hour tour and assessment of the Missouri River levee systems and lowland flooding in western Mills County. Hurst said roads and agricultural fields are being lost daily as surface waters rise.
The water level of the Missouri has dropped slightly this week, but Hurst said potential rainfall forecasted for the Missouri River valley in the next few days could bring the river back up and worsen the surface water flooding situation in Mills County.
Scroll down to the bottom of this page to hear and see a portion of an interview conducted with Hurst Friday afternoon at the Mintle's Landing recreation area in western Mills County that has been overtaken by Missouri River flood waters.
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Due to ongoing flood concerns in Mills County, Mills County is in need of additional sandbags for use by the vevee and drainage districts and to stockpile for needs by the city of Pacific Junction, city of Glenwood and Mills County.
Please consider volunteering to help fill sandbags on any of the next three Saturdays. Dates and locations are listed below:
Saturday, July 9, 2011 – 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Mills County Engineer's Office, 403 Railroad Ave., in Glenwood.
Saturday, July 16, 2011 – 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Pacific Junction Fire Station
Saturday, July 23, 2011 – 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Pacific Junction Fire Station
To assist us in scheduling and tracking our volunteers, we will begin to use a new method requiring an on-line sign-up for all volunteers as well as registration for each volunteer event you are interested in participating in. Those without computer access can contact us at 527-4231 for assistance. To complete your volunteer sign-up and activity registration, please access the Mills County Flood website at www.millscoia.us "Flood 2011." Go to the website to register for and view volunteer opportunities for flooding in Mills County. At this point, you can select what day/shift you would like to help with and register. You will be prompted to enter your contact information as part of this process.
Please remember that sandbag volunteers need to be able bodied, wear close toed shoes and bring the following items – gloves, water, bug repellent and sunscreen. Extra shovels would also be appreciated.
Each of our locations will have restrooms, air-conditioned break areas, beverages and food; however, all sandbags are filled outside. Youth under the age of 18 must be supervised by an adult to assure safety. Call 527-4231 for additional information.
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Nebraska Heads To Sunny San Diego
No. 6 Nebraska (15-1, 4-0 Big Ten)
vs. San Diego (3-6, 0-0 WCC)
Sunday, March 10, Noon (San Diego, Calif.)
The No. 6 Nebraska Huskers women's tennis team (15-1, 4-0 Big Ten) faces off against San Diego (3-6, 0-0 WCC) on Sunday, March 17. The match is on the west coast and is the first outdoor match for the Huskers.
Huskers In The ITA National Rankings
Nebraska's current rank at 6th is the highest in school history. The ITA Division I women's tennis rankings were released Tuesday, March 12 and Nebraska climbed to No. 6 in the nation this week.
Mary Weatherholt jumped to No. 10 in ITA singles with an undefeated record (14-0, 7-0 against ranked opponents) on the season, including matches against then-ranked No. 16 Ema Burgic of Baylor, No. 23 Brynn Boren of Tennessee, No. 58 Britney Sanders of Notre Dame, No. 41 Kelsey Dieters of Ohio State, No. 17 Petra Niedermayerova of Kansas State, No. 120 Melissa Kopinski of Illinois, and No. 55 Kate Turvy of Northwestern.
Mary Weatherholt and partner Patricia Veresova rose in the ITA doubles rankings to No. 7. The two are undefeated (10-0) on the season, including three victories against ranked opponents over then-ranked No. 12 Brynn Boren and Kata Szekely of Tennesse, No. 31 Petra Niedermayerova and Karla Bonacic from Kansas State, and No. 8 Linda Abu Mushrefova and Nida Hamilton of Northwestern.
Nebraska is currently 9-1 against teams ranked in the ITA top 75, with four of them falling outside the top 25. The Huskers have knocked off No. 7 Northwestern, No. 15 Baylor, No. 18 Notre Dame, No. 21 Vanderbilt, No. 23 Tennessee, No. 32 Kansas State, No. 37 Illinois, No. 55 Ohio State, and No. 64 Wyoming. Nebraska's only loss came to No. 10 Miami at the ITA National Team Indoor Championships on Feb. 8.
The Huskers are the highest ranked team in the Big Ten. Nine teams from the Big Ten are in the top 75 this week, with a total of four in the top 25. The other ranked Big Ten teams are No. 9 Michigan, No. 10 Northwestern, No. 20 Purdue, No. 35 Penn State, No. 40 Ohio State, No. 49 Illinois, No. 58 Iowa, and No. 60 Indiana.
Mary Weatherholt Earns Athlete of the Week Third Time
The Huskers senior from Prairie Village, Kan. won the Big Ten Women's Tennis Athlete-of-the-Week honors on March 13 following her impressive undefeated record (14-0 singles, 10-0 doubles) including several victories over ranked opponents in both singles and doubles. This marks the third time that Weatherholt has earned the award this season thus far, after claiming the honors the week of Jan. 30 and Feb. 13.
Weatherholt and Weinstein On the Record Hunt
Weatherholt, with her 14 singles victories thus far this season, has set the record for Career Singles wins at 107 previously held by Sandra Noetzel from 1996-2000. She set the record on Friday, Feb. 22 with a victory agaisnt UALR.
Being undefeated on the season with 24-0 combined (14-0 single, 10-0 doubles), Weatherholt only needs two more combined wins on the season to become the winningest women's tennis player in Huskers history (one win to tie record) currently held by former teammate Madeleine Geibert with 181 total career combined wins for Nebraska (Weatherholt 156 concluding 2012 and 180 including 2012-13).
Stefanie Weinstein has notched 31 combined victories this season which pushes her to No. 3 of Career Combined wins (with 166). She toppled Imke Rivers at the No. 3 spot at 164 and pushed her down to No. 4 on Friday, March 8 with her two victories against Illinois.
Weinstein also has 16 individual doubles wins this season which bumps her to the No. 2 spot on the school's Career Doubles Individual Wins list at 85. This pushes former No. 2 Imke Reimers 74 to third and former No. 3 Sandra Noetzel's 71 to fourth, Weinstein's former mark. Six more individual doubles wins would put her tied for first with former teammate Madeleine Geibert with 91. Seven more victories would set the record and peak her at the top of the list.
Looking Ahead
Nebraska remains in sunny San Diego, Calif. for another match. In San Diego, the Huskers will battle against Oklahoma State on Thursday, March 21 at 5 p.m. Nebraska will then continue on the road to State College, Pa. to play Penn State on Sunday, March 31 at 11 a.m.
Scouting San Diego
Head Coach: Sherri Stephens
2012 Record: 13-10, 9-2 WCC
National Ranking: NR
San Diego is currently 3-6 overall. The Toreros are coming off of a loss against Texas resulting in a 5-2 score. San Diego currently aren't ranked and have one player in the singles rankings with No. 87 Laura Claus and no duos ranked in doubles. Last season Illinois went 13-10, 9-2 WCC. San Diego and Nebraska have met once throughout history with the series led by Nebraska 1-0.


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BLACKSBURG, Va. – The eighth-ranked Duke men's tennis team completed a 7-0 sweep of No. 52 Virginia Tech Sunday afternoon in Atlantic Coast Conference action, after the match was moved indoors to the Burrows-Burleson Tennis Center due to inclement weather. The Blue Devils improve to 15-4 on the season and 3-1 in ACC play, while the Hokies fall to 10-4 and 2-1 in conference action.
Duke opened the match by sweeping the doubles point, claiming the first match on court two as the 25th-ranked tandem of Chris Mengel and Fred Saba downed Hunter Koontz and Lucas Oliveira, 8-6. At the No. 1 position, the top-ranked duo of senior Henrique Cunha and Raphael Hemmeler edged Virginia Tech's Andreas Bjerrehus and Amerigo Contini, 9-8 (2). The win clinched the opening point for the Blue Devils and marked Cunha and Hemmeler's second victory of the weekend over a top-25 opponent.
Playing in the third position, the pair of Jason Tahir and Daniel McCall completed the sweep for Duke, as the pair outlasted Trpimir Kujundzic and Marko Lovrinovic, 9-8 (4).
In singles, Tahir continued his strong play, defeating Joao Monteiro in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2, while freshman Michael Redlicki gave the Blue Devils a commanding 3-0 lead after his win at the No. 3 spot in the lineup over Oliveira, 6-1, 6-2.
In the fifth position, Hemmeler clinched the match for Duke after defeating Kujundzic, 6-2, 6-4. The win for Hemmeler is his team-leading 26th of the season and the 11th win for the sophomore at the No. 5 position in the singles lineup.
Duke completed the sweep of Virginia Tech following wins from Mengel, Saba and Cunha. At the No. 4 position, Mengel edged Virginia Tech's Koontz in straight sets, 6-4, 7-6 (5), while Saba picked up his third consecutive win over a ranked opponent after he bested Bjerrehus, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. The win marks Saba's fourth this season over a ranked opponent. At the top spot in the lineup, Cunha continued his impressive final season as a Blue Devil, topping No. 73 Contini in three sets, 7-5, 3-6, 6-3. Cunha remains undefeated for the dual season, as the senior owns a 12-0 mark from the top position of the lineup.
Up next, the Blue Devils will continue ACC play against Florida State at Ambler Tennis Stadium Saturday, March 30 at 11 a.m.
Tennis Match Results
Duke vs Virginia Tech
Mar 24, 2013 at Blacksburg, Va.
(Burrows-Burleson Tennis Center)
#8 Duke 7, #52 Virginia Tech 0
Singles competition
1. #10 Henrique Cunha (DU) def. #73 Amerigo Contini (VT) 7-5, 3-6, 6-3
2. #27 Fred Saba (DU) def. #91 Andreas Bjerrehus (VT) 6-2, 3-6, 6-1
3. #26 Michael Redlicki (DU) def. Lucas Oliveira (VT) 6-1, 6-2
4. #89 Chris Mengel (DU) def. Hunter Koontz (VT) 6-4, 7-6 (7-5)
5. #55 Raphael Hemmeler (DU) def. Trpimir Kujundzic (VT) 6-2, 6-4
6. Jason Tahir (DU) def. Joao Monteiro (VT) 6-3, 6-2
Doubles competition
1. #1 Henrique Cunha/Raphael Hemmeler (DU) def. #21 Andreas Bjerrehus/Amerigo Contini (VT) 9-8 (7-2)
2. #25 Chris Mengel/Fred Saba (DU) def. Hunter Koontz/Lucas Oliveira (VT) 8-6
3. Daniel McCall/Jason Tahir (DU) def. Trpimir Kujundzic/Marko Lovrinovic (VT) 9-8 (7-4)
Match Notes:
Order of finish: Doubles (2,1,3); Singles (6,3,5,4,2,1)


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Members of a Boulder-based team of filmmakers woke up to some colder-than-hoped-for news Thursday: "Chasing Ice," the documentary that gives startling visual evidence to climate change, was not nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary.
The film, directed by Jeff Orlowski, follows Boulder photographer James Balog's Extreme Ice Survey, in which Balog and assistants documented melting glaciers in the northern hemisphere over a period of three years.
"Chasing Ice," co-produced by Boulder residents Jerry Aronson and Paula Dupre Pesmen, was one of 15 films up for nomination in the Best Documentary Feature category, but it was not one of the five nominees announced during a news conference in Los Angeles on Thursday morning.
Though not for up for Best Documentary, "Chasing Ice" will be represented at the 85th Academy Awards ceremony, scheduled for Feb. 24. New York City-based composer J. Ralph's song "Before My Time," which plays at the film's end, was nominated in the Music (Original Song) category.
"We're really thrilled that the song was nominated because that will help continue with awareness," said Dupre Pesmen, a veteran producer who produced 2009's Academy Award-winning documentary "The Cove," made by Boulder's Louis Psihoyos and Fisher Stevens.
Scarlett Johansson sang "Before My Time" for "Chasing Ice," and Dupre Pesmen said the actress wants to attend the Oscars ceremony and perform the number.
The lack of a nomination in the Best Documentary category doesn't affect the film's message, Aronson added.
"I am incredibly proud of 'Chasing Ice,'" said Aronson, the former longtime head of the University of Colorado Film Studies Production program. "It presents a ground-level view to audiences of what is happening to our planet through the extraordinary photographic talent and passion of James Balog."
Boulder wasn't completely shut out in Thursday's Oscar announcement, either. John August, who was born in Boulder, wrote the screenplay for "Frankenweenie," which was nominated in the animated-feature category. And Amy Adams, who grew up in Castle Rock and acted at Boulder's Dinner Theater in 1994, was nominated for best supporting actress for her role in "The Master."
If you haven't seen "Chasing Ice," the Boulder Theater just announced an added screening of the film for Wednesday. Aronson said it's scheduled for worldwide broadcast on National Geographic later this year, and it continues to screen at theaters across the country.
Using time-lapse photography, Balog and his team captured striking images of massive ice landscapes disappearing more quickly than expected in "Chasing Ice." The film, its makers say, provides a first-hand look at the results of global climate change.
"Truthfully, this film wasn't made for awards, this film was made for the next generation, for people that need to know what's going on," Dupre Pesmen said.
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The faces change but the expectations remain the same for the dominant harriers from the Horn of Africa.
This year Ethiopia is sending Tadese Tola, Brihanu Gedefa and Demessew Tsega to the Bolder Boulder to bring home the country's sixth consecutive International Team Challenge title.
The last three individual winners of the men's professional race were from Ethiopia.
"They're going to be tough again that's for sure," race coordinator Don Janacki said of the Ethiopian men.
"And all three Kenyans are running well in the spring circuit. That's going to be a good battle as usual," Janacki added.
Team USA is comprised of Chris Barnicle, Aaron Braun and Scott Smith. Ryan Hall, who ran the Bolder Boulder in 2008 ahead of the Beijing Olympics and again last year, will not participate this time.
"This year for some reason it was kind of tough to get the Americans," Janacki said. "These guys are all altitude-trained, running well and they stepped up, which I appreciate."
Former Colorado Buffs standout Kenyon Neuman will run for Team Colorado, along with Jeremy Freed and Patrick Rizzo.
On the women's side, Ethiopia has captured the last three International Team Challenge races. Team USA was second last year ahead of Ethiopian rival Kenya.
Neither 2011 champion -- Ethiopia's Belete Assefa (29:22) on the men's side (29:22) and Kenya's Lineth Chepkurui (32:29) on the women's side -- is back to defend. However, the women's 2009 and 2010 champion, Ethiopia's Mamitu Daska, will compete will be in an impressive field that includes three-time winner Deena Kastor (2001-03) of Team USA and 2006 champion Sara Slattery of Team Colorado.
The defending champion in the men's professional wheelchair race, Aaron Pike, will attempt to repeat. Last year Pike took advantage of Sal Mendoza's late scratch to win the title. Mendoza, a 12-time champion from Mexico, will not participate again this season.
The women's professional wheelchair race is wide open with the absence of Shirley Reilly, who is not in the 2012 field after capturing her sixth title last year.
International Team Challenge field
Team USA -- Chris Barnicle, Scott Smith, Aaron Braun
Team Colorado -- Jeremy Freed, Patrick Rizzo, Kenyon Neuman
Kenya -- Allan Kiprono, Lani Rutto, John Korir
Mexico -- Juan Carlos Romero, Diego Alberto Borrego, Alejandro Suarez
Ethiopia -- Tadese Tola, Brihanu Gedefa, Demessew Tsega
Peru -- Jhon Lenon Casallo Lozano, Paulino Canchanya Canchanya, Leon Lopez Constantino
Canada -- Sam Pawluk, Sami Jabril, Rob Watson
Austria/Oceania -- Liam Adams, Lee Troop, Michael Fox
Guatemala -- Victor Manuel Gonzales, Ottoniel Mucia, Carlos Rivero
Team USA -- Janet Cherobon-Bawcom, Magdalena Lewy-Boulet, Deena Kastor
Team Colorado -- Sara Slattery, Wendy Thomas, Adrianna Nelson
Kenya -- Jelliah Kerubo Tinega, Genoveva Kigen, Evelyn Lagat
Mexico -- Dulce Rodriguez, Marisol Romero, Karina Perez
Ethiopia -- Ashu Kasim, Mamitu Daska, Alemitu Abera
Japan -- Kayoko Fukushi, Eri Okubo, Yuko Watanabe
Canada -- Marilyn Arsenault, Lanni Marchant, Leslie Sexton
Australia -- Benita Willis, Lara Tamsett, TBA
Peru -- Santa Ines Melchor Huiza, Judith Toribio Lavado, Julia Rivera Lopez
United Kingdom -- Kathy Butler, Rebecca Robinson, Claire Hallisey
Professional wheelchairs
Men -- Scott Parsons, Aaron Pike, Peter Park, Tyler Byers, Bradley Ray, Dennis Gordon, Jacob Heilveil, Ross Osborne.
Women -- Christian Schwab, Dawna Callahan, Katja Stokley, Susannah Scaroni, Anjali Forber-Pratt.


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Customer Atlanta Technical College, The Brenda Watts Jones Allied Health
and Technology Complex
An affordable education that translates to good careers is getting harder
to come by, but that's exactly what students find at Atlanta Technical
College. More than 100 programs are offered, in fields as diverse as
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nearly 400 faculty and staff
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Design firm Edgar Hillsman, Hillsman Interior Planning and Design,
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Brenda Watts Jones, the late president of Atlanta Technical College, had a
vision for a cutting-edge center that would prepare Atlanta-area students
to contribute in significant ways to the healthcare field; Edgar Hillsman,
of Hillsman Interior Planning and Design, had a vision for how to design
and furnish it. The resulting Brenda Watts Jones Allied Health and
Technology Complex is both impressive to look at and highly functional for
teaching and learning.
Administrators at the school knew the building, featuring more than 70,000
square feet of space, had to be all about the future: crisp and clean
lines, cutting-edge technology, and all kinds of flexibility to accommodate
whatever's next. Not only did classrooms need to be designed for a variety
of healthcare studies—from dental hygiene and physical therapy assistants
to technicians in phlebotomy and radiology—but meeting areas, labs,
computer centers and instructors' offices were also a part of the design.
"The cutting-edge facility has set a new standard for the campus, both in
terms of design and technology," Hillsman said. "Our expertise is in
advanced technology, so we were sure to leverage that to create an image
that reflected the college's mission and spoke to this new paradigm in
education, which is all about flexibility and collaboration."
Utilizing mobile classroom furniture was key for Hillsman, because it can
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In offices for professors and administrators, Hillsman chose Audrey
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seating. izzy+ rep Nancy Whitaker-Walker said Audrey is perfect for the
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"The designer had a very clear vision, and Audrey was flexible enough to
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Phanton Canyon — The small fire that broke out in Phantom Canyon in Fremont County on Saturday morning has been deemed contained.
The fire was only about one-tenth of an acre, according to the Bureau of Land Management's Fire Information Officer Gregg Goodland.
There are currently about 10 people at the scene, making sure everything stays contained. Goodland said he hoped to be able to call it controlled at the end of Sunday.
Goodland said lightning struck a tree, which started the fire.
The Phantom Canyon Fire comes just 19 days after the start of the Royal Gorge Fire. That fire burned 3,218 acres before being declared 100 percent contained June 17. The Royal Gorge Bridge & Park was within the burn area and, while the bridge itself survived, 48 of the park's 52 buildings were destroyed.
Goodland was also the fire information officer for the early stages of that fire.


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My Ancestors are Talking To Me
I try to be very organized when I am performing research. Before going on a research trip, I identify the ancestors I will be researching, check the library's catalog to determine what resources are available and make a list of questions I would like to answer. However, some of my best genealogy finds have happened when I was not looking for the information. When this happens, I jokingly say my ancestors are talking to me.
Here are some examples of some great information I stumbled upon while performing genealogy research.
- My 2nd great Aunt Matilda Shakespeare had several children while she was enslaved. One was a son name John Henry Lewis. At the end of the Civil War Matilda married Dingo Rollins and they had several children. I found their marriage certificate and the family in the 1870 and 1880 census. I also found a death record that indicated Matilda died on June 27, 1882. I could not find any more information on the Rollins family after the 1880's. One day I traveled to the Central Rappahannock Heritage Center in Fredericksburg, VA for a research trip. The volunteers were very helpful as I searched for information on Dingo Rollins, his children and John Henry Lewis. Unfortunately, we did not find any information on the Rollins family.
A few days later I was contacted by the volunteer who was helping me on my research trip. She told me she had located documents for a court case involving John Henry Lewis and Dingo Rollins' children. She happened upon the information when she was looking through a box that was sitting on the shelf. Another volunteer told her the box had been there for awhile. The court documents contained a wealth of information on Dingo Rollins and his children including the married names of his daughters and their spouses, as well as the fact that they had moved from Caroline County, Virginia to Washington, DC. I was able to use this information to further trace the family line and locate some of Matilda and Dingo's living descendants. They shared with me a family Bible which had a lot of birth, death and marriage information, as well as, numerous photographs.
- Two of my ancestors were born, lived and died in Washington, DC. I assumed they were married in the city as well. On several occasions, I looked for their marriage certificate at the DC Archive and did not have any luck. One day while on a research trip to the Library of Virginia, I was scrolling through a microfilm for marriage records when I realized I had scrolled past the name I was looking for. I looked closely at the microfilm and to my surprise I had stopped on the marriage certificate for the ancestors I believed had married in Washington, DC. They were married in Alexandria, Virginia which is a little more than 10 miles outside Washington, DC. Since, I had known both the bride and groom to have lived in Washington, DC all their lives; I never thought to look elsewhere for the marriage certificate.
- Emma Woolfolk is the sister of my great grandfather, Overton Woodfork. She married Barnett Hawkins on February 22, 1883 and they had a son name William (Willie). Willie married Fannie Turner on February 25, 1909. They are listed in the 1910 census and in a 1916 deed, but then the trails went cold. A few years later, I was at the Caroline County Court researching schools for a book I was writing. I was flipping through a Chancy Court book to locate a certain page and realized I had gone too far. I glanced at the page as I prepared to flip back a few pages and the name Fannie Hawkins caught my eye. I had unknowingly stopped on the page that contained the divorce decree from Fannie and William Hawkins.
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Tomorrow I am off to Seattle to attend the International Food Bloggers Conference which should be loads of fun! After the conference is over I will be spending a few days exploring Seattle and all that it has to offer. What are the "don't miss" foodie things to do in Seattle after visiting the Pike Market Place?
After a few days in Seattle I am heading back to Canada but I will be stopping off in Vancouver for the long weekend before returning to Toronto. What are the "must do" foodie things in Vancouver after visiting the Granville Market? For some reason the japadogs keep popping up in my searches. :)
Time to finish packing. I'll be back in the kitchen and blogging after the long weekend!


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On Wall Street and its outposts, the clues to a turnaround in aerospace titanium lie in the global economy, the airlines' ability to maintain their financial health and aircraft delivery schedules, and signposts unique to the titanium marketnot the least of which is the prospect of drawing down the supply chain's big inventory overhang.
With economic indicators pointing toward an eventual, if fitful, return to growth, the worst fears about a collapse in commercial aerospace demand probably won't be realized, although it might take a while before pre-recession optimism is regained.
"Our expectation is that this global recovery doesn't gain traction until late next year," John Mothersole, IHS Global Insight Inc.'s senior analyst in Washington, said.
While airlines have done a good job of managing capacity during the recession, the result has been to "rationalize" their volume as opposed to adding new capacity. "This doesn't help (to bring in) new orders," Mothersole said of airline economizing and cost cutting. However, it also implies "there's still room" for airlines to grow going forward.
Luke Folta, analyst at Longbow Research LLC, Independence, Ohio, said the crucial factors affecting the titanium outlook are, most importantly, a "massive inventory overhang" and, secondly, the pushouts and adjustments that have occurred on big programs such as Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner.
"The real big titanium-consuming programs aren't really going to move until 2011 and beyond," Folta said, citing not only the 787 but also Lockheed Martin Corp.'s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and, to a lesser extent, the Airbus A380.
"I think you're going to see prices and shipments lower in 2010 than in 2009, with spot prices lower than in 2009," he said, noting that he also expects to see downward adjustments in long-term supply contracts, whose pricing is keyed to indices. "My view is that spot pricing doesn't stop falling until the inventory situation is at or near parity," Folta added, noting this is a good rule of thumb in any metal.
As of late November, Mothersole was looking for U.S. titanium mill product shipments to total 65.4 million pounds in 2009, down about 14.7 percent from 76.7 million pounds the previous year, but rebound nearly 9 percent to approximately 71.1 million pounds in 2010, with the ramp-up occurring in the second half of the year.
Boeing has said that beginning in June 2010 it will cut back production of its 777 aircraft to five per month from seven, while it also postponed plans to increase production of the 767 airliner and the 747-8, which is the latest version of the industry's original wide-body jet.
Meanwhile, Europe's Airbus SAS, which at one time was looking to raise production rates for its A320 family of single-aisle airliners to 40 aircraft per month, instead dropped monthly output to 34 from 36 and "paused" production rates for its A330/A340 family instead of increasing production, as previously planned.
Boeing subsequently stressed repeatedly that it has no intention of curbing production of its most popular legacy program, the 737, from 31 per month, and there's been no announcement of further cuts in other existing programs. "There has been no change in our assessment that we can hold the 737 at its current production rate," Jim McNerney, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Chicago-based Boeing, told investors in October, describing both the 737 and 777 programs as "rock solid."
Nevertheless, earlier cutback announcements in 2009 raised fears that, despite the company's intentions, a lagging economy and airline-delivery pushouts might force Boeing and Airbus to absorb greater build rate reductions.
Folta emphasized that while Longbow has taken no position on whether or not additional cuts are likely, the company's contacts in the supply channel have shown "a lot of skepticism" on the ability of large commercial transport manufacturers to hold build rates.
But opinions on the issue are evolving. In mid-November, Gautam Khanna, vice president of Cowen & Co., Boston, was a bit less pessimistic than two months earlier, when he addressed the International Titanium Association and expressed skepticism that aircraft manufacturers would be able to get through 2010 without paring deliveries, forcing their suppliers to cut back.
More recently, however, Khanna has seen indications that the bottom might have been reached. He cited as examples Portland, Ore.-based aerospace forgings, castings and fastener producer Precision Castparts Corp. and BE Aerospace Inc., a Wellington, Fla.-based diversified supplier of various products to the industry, among them spare parts and fasteners. Both companies, he said, had reported that their customersjet engine manufacturers in particularwere buying in 2009 in amounts sharply below actual build rates and their underlying demand, resulting in big drawdowns of these customers' inventories.
Khanna said that unless there's a "double dip," or backsliding in underlying demand, this destocking "can't continue in perpetuity." He believes it's likely that, at some point in 2010, jet engine builders in particular must resume buying in volumes that at least support their build rates. Even if buyers aren't restocking, just a return in requirements for underlying demand means a pickup for their suppliers, he said.
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More public input will be gathered before officials with Neosho R-5 schools put a bond issue on the ballot.
More public input will be gathered before officials with Neosho R-5 schools put a bond issue on the ballot.
The school district held a work session Thursday with members of the district's architectural firm, Sapp Designs Associates.
"We really don't feel like we have had enough input," said Tim Crawley, the district's director of operations. "We need to have public forums to get more public input."
One of the ideas the architectural firm has put forth is to construct a traditional junior high school for seventh and eighth graders that could be expanded into a high school at a future date.
Crawley said the deadline to get a bond issue on the April ballot is Jan. 21, the same night as the next school board meeting.
"We're looking at all of the options," Crawley said. "We did not decide on anything, except that we're not ready to go to the voters.
It may be likely the issue won't be on the ballot until April 2014. This is because while a simple four-sevenths majority is required for bond issues in April elections, those in other months require a two-thirds "super" majority.
In other business, the district also received word it had been granted tentative approval by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to build emergency shelters at Carver and South elementaries and at Neosho High School. The district will have six months from Jan. 1 to get the projects under way.