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My SS gift arrived. My biggest tabby is sitting on the box right now, DARING me to try and get him off of it.
My SS gift arrived. My biggest tabby is sitting on the box right now, DARING me to try and get him off of it.
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I got my gift today!
Thanks a lot to my Santa!!
I haven't unwrapped it yet, because its the only gift ill have for Christmas, but from the hints, in pretty sure what's inside
Gonna be awesome!
My SS gift arrived! Thanks SS!!!
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I received my secret Santa gift today!Thank you secret Santa!I can't wait to c what it is!
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I just picked up my gift at the post office. thank you very much SS. I haven't opened it yet, I'll wait till Christmas Day but I'll be very anxiously waiting. thanks again
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Got my gift yesterday and now I want to open it!!! Thanks alot for the give SS.
For a peace and love in our universe- MotU and POP together !
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All gifts sent!
Trust me, trust me, be a'right,
Drink a little poison 'for you die,
Sign' blood or fool night,
Drink a little poison 'for you die.
I was going to wait to open my SS gift until Christmas, but since I'm going to be doing a lot of traveling over the next few days, I went ahead and opened them today. And WOW....my Secret Santa, MOTU_Maniac, completely spoiled me!!
Thank you SO MUCH! You didn't need to get me so much! But i love it all!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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Much like Dan, I will be gone for the next several days. So I am opening mine tonight, so I can post what my Santa left me before Christmas, rather than well after.
I too have to say, holy cow! My Santa spoiled me!!! This is way more than you had to send Detective Lubic!!!
5 vintage atari games (with boxes and manuals)!!! One of which I have always wanted to play, but never got around to finding a copy (Swordquest: earthworld )
All 3 of the MOTUC comics!!!
Atari age Magazine, and atari log book!
Goofy as C-3P0 action figure, I didn't know these existed, they are very cool!
4 MOTU hotwheel cars!
And a Power-Con Program!!!
Thank you very much Detective Lubic!
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He weeps, for he has but one small tongue, with which to taste an entire world!
Lots of original custom t-shirts and stickers available @ http://www.redbubble.com/people/mightyrain
Many designs based on Masters of the Universe, Classic video games and random movies/cartoons/movies we all know and love.
I opened my gift early due to traveling back East to be with my family.
I have to give my Secret Santa, spectroscott, a huge thank you! I made out like a bandit!
-Funny Christmas card
-3 My Little Pony blind bags
-Candy cane of Skittles
-Custom made Shadow Weaver cookie cutter!
-Metalhead from the new TMNT line
-Petunia Pig as Wonder Pig (a vintage McDonalds toy)
-Wonder Woman stationary
I can not wait to get home to make my first batch of Shadow Weaver cookies.
Thanks again Jeremiah!
"Don't crowd me boys!"
My secret santa gift arrived in the nick of time just minutes ago
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My secret Santa gifts are awesome!!!
I can't wait to use the Wonder Woman bag!
The scooby ornament will be added to my Parent's tree with all of the fun ornaments we've collected over the years.
Comics, yay! And I was hoping for an itunes giftcard, I know just what I'll spend it on.
Thank you SO much James!!
You look pretty pumped for somebody without a pulse
Break a leg, break 'em both
Don't Cleopatronize me
My Santa sent me the latest MOTUC Weapons Pak... I love it! Thanks my South African friend!
Kowl, the know it owl!
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My secret santa sent me the Voltron Club Exclusive Sven figure thanks I love it
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I just unwrapped mine, thank you Rhanen.
I got a very cool He-Man and She-Ra Christmas card once I figure out the camera part of my phone ill post pics
Also I got a Tinker Bell pen
A Twilight Eclipse Wolf Pack Bag Clip
And a MOTU metal Sword of Power Keychain
My brothers like let's remove the key chain part and give it to He-Man. LOL.
I said no :P
Thank you so much.
It came in a MOTUC Frosta white mailer box Cool.
She-Ra rocks. For the honor of Grayskull.
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I got this fantastic Muppet haul! A vintage set of plastic puppets, and a Piggy calendar from 1981! Great collectibles, thanks so much Santa!! Just one question... Who are you? I've got your real name on the mailing box, but no .org handle to associate it with!
Just opened my SS (long day.). Wow! Not only were there two Ben 10 figs I needed for my collection, but you managed to find an Iron Man novel I'd never even HEARD of. Thanks!
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I got a Game Stop gift card and 2 CD's- Thank you Mye-Kah B!!!
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I opened my gifts yesterday. Thank you Santa for the DVD set and the t-shirt. :-)
I wasn't able to post yesterday but I did have the strength to wait
until Christmas to open my package. I got:
- He-man figure (modern series)
- Skeletor figure (modern series)
- loose Whiplash
- loose Evil-Lyn
- paint with water book
- mini comic book
- sticker album from the Masters of the Universe movie
- a few Idaho spud chocolate bars ( which I have since devoured)
- and the best gift of all, a sheet taken from He-Man coloring book colored by their 2 year old, it was so cute.
Thank so much Major. I really was spoiled this year. I appreciate every thing in that box. thanks again.
I also got a greeting card made by an artist whose name escapes me at the moment. It's in my office at work, I plan to frame it. I figure I need some adult themed "artwork" in my cubicle to go with everything else that screams man-child.
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Thank you as. I got all 6 first issues of the new my little pony comic in a box set.
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"Solar Mamas"
Welcome to India's Barefoot College, founded by Bunker Roy to provide rural women living in poverty with an education that empowers them to make their communities self-reliant and sustainable. Rafea -- a 30-year-old Jordanian mother of four -- is traveling outside of her village for the first time to attend Barefoot's solar engineering program. Once there, she will join women like her from Guatemala, Kenya, Burkina Faso and Colombia to learn concrete skills to change their communities. D
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A Smyrna man who had been on parole and probation was recently sentenced to 32 years in prison for the attempted robbery at gunpoint of an Amish couple in Hartly this past summer.
A Smyrna man who had been on parole and probation was recently sentenced to 32 years in prison for the attempted robbery at gunpoint of an Amish couple in Hartly this past summer.
Mark Carter, 46, was sentenced by Kent County Superior Court Judge Robert Young to the lengthy prison sentence, followed by several years of probation, during court proceedings at the Kent County Courthouse Jan. 31, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden said Feb. 1.
"We'll always pursue harsh penalties for those who commit crime with guns," Biden said. "Society is a safer place with this dangerous criminal behind bars."
Carter pled guilty on Dec. 6, 2012 to 2 counts of attempted robbery, one count of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and one count of burglary, according to court records.
Carter confronted the couple at a rural intersection near Hartly while they were riding home in their horse and buggy, Delaware State Police had said. Carter pulled his vehicle in front of them, exited the car with a gun and threatened to shoot them unless they turned over cash. When no money was provided, Carter returned to his car and left the scene.
Police were immediately notified of the incident, along with a description of Carter's vehicle, and pulled him over shortly afterward, finding a loaded handgun in his possession.
At the time of his arrest, Carter was serving parole and probation for multiple previous convictions. These include a life sentence, for which he was later paroled, for a 1985 home invasion and armed robbery during which he tied up a victim, stole a car, and committed additional robberies in Maryland. After his parole was granted, Carter committed a series of new burglary offenses in Delaware for which he was convicted in 2001, and while serving this sentence he was convicted of assault in a detention facility for an April 2005 incident in which he severely beat a fellow inmate.
Carter had most recently been released from prison in 2011.
The case was prosecuted by Deputy Attorney General R. David Favata.


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Police log for Jan. 10
Police log
Jan. 10
12:02 a.m. Arrest on West Haloid Avenue for using or being under the influence of a controlled substance.
3:55 a.m. Arrest and citation on South China Lake Boulevard for resisting, delaying or obstructing officer and public intoxication.
8:10 a.m. Follow up on South Gemstone Street.
8:45 a.m. Vandalism report on West Robertson Avenue.
8:58 a.m. Supplemental report on West California Avenue.
9:46 a.m. Follow up on South Gemstone Street.
10:36 a.m. Violation-of-court-order report on South Sunset Place.
10:40 a.m. Vandalism report on West Kinnett Avenue.
10:57 a.m. Vandalism report on West Robertson Avenue.
11:24 a.m. Disturbance on school grounds at James Monroe Middle School.
12:03 p.m. Mental-health evaluation on North China Lake Boulevard.
12:47 p.m. Theft report on South Alvord Street.
12:50 p.m. Follow up at East La Mirage Lane and North Oasis Drive.
1:23 p.m. Warrant arrest and citation on West California Avenue for vandalism.
1:45 p.m. Theft-of-identification report on North Wayne Street.
3:55 p.m. Violation-of-court-order report on East California Avenue.
3:57 p.m. Petty-theft report on North China Lake Boulevard.
4:18 p.m. Assist other department on West California Avenue.
4:27 p.m. Theft report on West Ridgecrest Boulevard.
4:38 p.m. Attempted-burglary report on North Sierra Vista Street.
6:22 p.m. Land-trespass report on North Sahara Drive.
7:32 p.m. Violation-of-court-order report on South Norma Street.
Officers made six traffic and bicycle stops.


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Jennifer Lawrence is the sexiest woman in the world, according to FHM magazine.
"The Hunger Games" actress took the top spot for the first time, with the publication calling her "so freaking awesome."
I'm picturing an editorial board full of 17-year-old boys.
Mila Kunis, who won the big enchilada last year, dropped to No. 6 this time (thanks for nothing, Ashton Kutcher). Other past winners include Halle Berry (2003), Britney Spears (2004), Keira Knightley (2006), and Megan Fox (2008), according to Us Weekly.
Finishing second and third were British actress Michelle Keegan and Rihanna. Rounding out the top five was Emily Ratajkowski and "The Big Bang Theory" actress Kaley Cuoco.
Other big names on the list include Beyonce, Scarlett Johansson, Taylor Swift and Kendall Jenner.
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Four people were reportedly injured in a three-vehicle collision this afternoon on a stretch of Route 228 known as "Ball's Bend."
The accident about 1:30 p.m. involved an eastbound SUV and two westbound passenger cars, according to authorities on the scene.
One of the injured persons was flown to a hospital by medical helicopter.
The accident closed a portion of the road in both directions.
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dontwantaname wrote:Readers. please know that quotes in this thread are taken out of context and words are changed or removed.
dontwantaname wrote:****ers. please know that quotes in this thread are **ken out of context and words are *****ed or ****ed.
dontwantaname wrote:
Since he will do it if it is clean, or dirty, I figure it might as well be dirty.
dontwantaname wrote:lets see cock
Iceback wrote:Mrs. Ice has been hinting she would like some for about 3 years.
editor's note: meh, it's been a slow day.
Turken wrote:
totally don't understand the big deal...people acting like it's something new and exotic. it's a plastic ****. we had them years ago when we were kids...just called it what it was -- a big plastic *******. extended periods of blowing on...nuts back then, too.
something like that.
dontwantaname wrote:Did you get it? Cause we were out.
thatrobert wrote:I have two rods
SailorButterfly wrote:I actually have 3 rods
AZGman wrote:I just hold my *** open and go "bombs away!!!"
ThunderThighs wrote:I just tilt my head back, pull my lower *** a bit and plop. My aim is about 90% bullseye.
... and until today I never stopped to think about how there might be more than one way to do it!
Turken wrote:... and until today I never stopped to think about how there might be more than one way to do it!
lol, ew!
no1 wrote:...mutants!
ThunderThighs wrote:...My ***s are big enough that I rarely see the ****r
Lynnzoi wrote:it's never too long!
AZGman wrote:Can't **** this here; won't remember to care when I get home.
lplady wrote:You were right. Second ****ing was s l o w.
edit: And that **** was fast. I guess it's hit or miss.
dontwantaname wrote:That ****ed faster. Not fast, but I couldn't go ***ck all my email while I was ***ing. I could last week.
pooflady wrote:So far, so good. Not as fast as it used to be, but a heck of a lot better than it's been lately.
dontwantaname wrote:HOpe so. It has been so long.
dontwantaname wrote:Give it to me.
KtCallista wrote:man, it's ... sooooo long.
dontwantaname wrote:I know he has a soft mouth.
comfort is always important.
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dontwantaname wrote:Escuse me, Mr1.
Could you come here?
Thank you
and one more
i see. i didn't realize you like it rough.
mansonribs wrote:This ***k is taking forever, it's a good thing I am super bored.
Iceback wrote:
Taste Me! Taste Me! Come on and Taste Me!
KtCallista wrote:I'm fully aware of the smell.
kmanock wrote:I'm excited 'round kids!
pooflady wrote:... a nice guy f**ed me up in about two minutes.
no1 wrote:
Two minutes does not a nice guy make.
pooflady wrote:We ***ked on the little apparatus I ordered a while back the other day. Tying could be a problem. This is husband's duty. We'll see.
pooflady wrote:We ***ked on the little apparatus I ordered a while back the other day. ****ing could be a problem. This is husband's d***. We'll see.
pooflady wrote:Jeez, when you **** up, it's instant gratification.
dontwantaname wrote:I'm glad that my **** got ****ed first, or I would have ***ked stupid.
Turken wrote:should probably look into getting it tightened up, maybe some lube too. that's one thing people rarely remember to do. or, they use the wrong kind and make it worse. When everything is right, it should be quick and easy (and quiet) to get it up regardless of whether you use mechanical or manual means.
dontwantaname wrote:
I need some grown up women.
HiddenIdentity wrote:
That is not the whole quote mr Identity.
Josephus wrote:The ends... were wild... the ****s just ****ed back and forth all over.
sTyLeS wrote:Nice, with a full 6 inches I can really do some damage.
And please, no1, don't reply to that comment.
bassanimation wrote: I literally run in horror at the sight of them, making ape noises and swatting at my own hair and face.
haku wrote:sex with furniture is just wrong, bring back the w00t monkeys !
dontwantaname wrote:
They LOVE other ***s junk.
Smell it
Lick it
They have been seen smelling pee as it is coming out.
Drink it like a water fountain...I would guess they lick balls too...
Aren't dogs weird.
//the joy of being a mod with an edit button!
pooflady wrote:Can't get one past my lips for anything.
dontwantaname wrote:I'm old!
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Bag found in front of courthouse not dangerous
Streets reopen after bomb squad clears scene of danger
Apr 28, 2014
The News-Register staff
A backpack found in the bushes in front of the Yamhill County Courthouse around 11 a.m., first thought to be suspicious, was determined not to be dangerous, according to Capt. Dennis Marks of the McMinnville Police Department.
The Oregon State Police Explosives Unit arrived at the scene and sent a robot toward the bag around 12 p.m. The robot pulled the bag from behind the bushes and shot it with a water cannon. The robot removed the contents of the bag, which were a sleeping bag and clothing.
The streets in front of the courthouse were closed while the operation was underway, including the busstop in front of the courthouse. Staff from the front part of the courthouse was also evacuated while the bag was removed.
The streets and the courthouse reopened again around 1 p.m.
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From overzealous shark hype to distractions from real-life rescues, Harris said the impact of the show on lifeguards and citizens affects the smooth operation of the rescue department, and the lifeguards are simply not getting sufficient compensation for their burden.
The "Lifeguard!" docudrama series features an up-close-and-personal look at the lifesaving men and women of Southern California's beaches as they conduct rescues and law enforcement measures.
The show is airing its second season, but San Diego lifeguards have also been stars of TruTV's "Beach Patrol" and "Ocean Force" in previous years before the city was approached by Encino-based LMNO Productions two years ago.
"At first, they wanted to shoot a pilot program, but it ended up being a 13-part series," said Harris. "There seemed to be a decision made with no contract and no deal. The lifeguards were informed a week or two prior to filming."
In the first year, lifeguard services received an $8,000 quad runner for its participation. In the second year, LMNO Productions agreed to a $37,446 contractual payment to the city, plus reimbursement totaling $1,641 for labor and equipment use.
Although that revenue reflects the highest negotiated compensation rate of the seven cities featured in the series, Harris said the city signed a poor deal because of soft costs associated with the production, ranging from retakes, film review and liability issues that were not accounted for.
"People don't like to be filmed when they're in distress," Harris said. "You increase your risk of exposure to the filming of very tragic incidents, which could potentially raise liability issues with the city. [Some lifeguard officials are] also concerned that production crews change the way we react to things. It certainly adds stress to the lifeguards who are doing these calls and distracts us from an already dangerous job."
He said there is also no guarantee that city revenue generated by the production will be used for lifeguard services.
"We have a really skeleton crew patrolling the beaches, and they've turned lifeguards into actors," he said. "It does not make financial sense. They need to cover all costs, eliminate impacts on lifeguard staff and pay the city a fair price."
While Harris agreed that there are positive aspects to the show like good tourism exposure, there are exceptions when the show focuses heavily on shark attacks that scare off tourists and ocean-oriented businesses or films citizens when they are most vulnerable.
"The problem is the impact on the lifeguards, the impact on the beach for producing it and the lack of funds. It's not paying for itself," he said. "We're not opposed to it if the city wants to do it, but there needs to be some changes to how it's structured."
In addition to higher quality and more clandestine production equipment to ease the victims' comfort level, it needs to make fiscal sense for the city, said Harris.
"No part of our operating budget should be used to support it," he said. "At the end of the day, this is the fifth year of the show [including TruTV's shows], and it really hasn't had an impact on us budgetarily and it really hasn't helped us explain what we do."
San Diego Lifeguard Services Chief Rick Wurts, however, said the department has had "excellent experiences" with the documentary-based productions and believes the show is successful in educating viewers about the lifeguards' roles, promoting safety on the beach and identifying how beachgoers can avoid hazards in and around the ocean.
"With both production companies, the department has been very pleased with the way in which our lifeguards were showcased, their level of professionalism and the series in general," he said. "Our lifeguards have recognized the value of the various TV series as an educational outreach to the public allowing them to see in a graphic visual manner the conditions under which lifeguards work and the challenges they face in their everyday duties."
Wurts said he also feels the city is getting sufficient compensation, including an increased ability to attract corporate sponsorship and showcase it as a tourist destination.
"During every episode of 'Lifeguard!,' San Diego's beaches and bays are prominently featured to hundreds of thousands of viewers. Having the opportunity to feature our beautiful beaches to a national audience has intrinsic value to tourism and supports jobs and the community," he said.
Wurts and the department's senior leadership feel they are capitalizing on a rare opportunity to educate a national audience about the key role lifeguards play in the community and display the skill and professionalism of their guards.
"Our partnership with LMNO Productions educates the public on the value that lifeguards provide to the community and replaces negative notions and stereotypes about the role of lifeguards with the image of professionalism," he said.
Regarding allegations of safety concerns, Wurts said his guards have absolute veto power if they believe the film crew will complicate a scene, increase the risk of a rescue or act as an obstacle in any way. In such scenarios, the lifeguard can direct the cameraperson, citizen or other film crew personnel to back off or discontinue filming.
"At all times during the filming of the TV series, the production company was strictly supervised by a designated lifeguard officer," said Wurts. "Both the lifeguards and the production company staff were briefed regarding the absolute need for the film crew to provide appropriate space to the public and our personnel."
While he admits that each lifeguard and citizen has varying levels of comfort and tolerance while being filmed, he said it is no different than when local TV news crews or members of the public film public safety personnel during the course of their duties.
"It's no secret that we're living in a YouTube world by virtue that almost every person over a certain age has the ability to video public events," he said. "Within the department, there is an expectation of emergency skills expertise and professional conduct under all conditions."
Lifeguards are not currently in negotiations with the production company for a new round of shows, said Wurts. If the show returns for another season, a contract would have to be approved by the mayor before any filming can begin.
Should the production company decide to return this summer, Harris said he hopes the lifeguards get a better deal for their trouble. Otherwise, the show is simply not worth doing, he said.
"I agreed to do it because they told us we were getting money, and we didn't get money," he said. "Now, most of us are over it. The lifeguard union is opposed to it. We did it for free. You put us on your website. We've done the whole deal. We're done."


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A man has been slammed with a $1.5 million fine for pirating 10 gay porn films by uploading them via BitTorrens, the BBC reports.
A federal court in Illinois awarded Flava Works, a gay porn studio based in Miami and Chicago, $150,000 per movie that was illegally uploaded to file-sharing websites by Kywan Fisher.
According to reports, it is the largest file-sharing case in history.
Fisher was a paid member of Flava Works and legally downloaded the 10 porn videos but then decided to upload the clips and share them via BitTorrent -- a method of downloading files by the way of peer-to-peer file sharing, which allows other people around the web to download them for free. Once they were on the network, the films were downloaded 3,449 times.
Fisher, however, didn't know that Flava encrypted the clips with special codes that allows the studio to trace individuals who pirate its videos. In this case, officials from the studio were able to find Fisher instantly.
According to Flava's argument, he exhibited "willful copyright infringement" and violated the studio's terms and conditions.
Since Fisher did not defend himself, Judge John Lee ordered a default judgment in favor of Flava. The defendant, however, did not specify if he would appeal the case.
Flava also went after 14 other people who allegedly pirated their movies but the cases against the others were dropped earlier this year due to a lack of evidence.
Flava Works, which features black and Latino men in its media, was founded in 1999 by CEO Philip Bleicher. It is also an online dating portal for black and Latino men and offers content to a number of adult websites.


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Today we're going to look at some of the things that have changed in the recent patches that not everyone knows about. Blizzard did an excellent job of leaving things out of the patch notes this time around and it's been a bit of an interesting search trying to find them all.
I'm sure I don't have all of the things that have gone unnoticed listed here, so I certainly welcome your input on anything else you may have noticed that others seem to have missed, or which did not appear in any of the patch notes.
Mailboxes in Starting Zones
In case you aren't aware, every starting zone now has a mailbox in it. I've seen a lot of people talking about their plans to roll new alts which include running to the next town to get their bags, gold and gear – but you don't have to.
All of the mailboxes are pretty close to right where you load after creating the character. If you start a little ways off from where the first quest-hub is then that's where you want to look as it's generally right beside the main building in the first hub.
Generalized Professions Trainers
In those second towns that you used to have to go to in order to find your first mailbox, you'll now find a new type of NPC called a Professions Trainer. They're almost always located right beside the Trade Goods vendor if you need to know where to look.
These NPC's allow you to ask about any of the actual professions, not tradeskills, to get a general idea of what they do and how they work. After asking about a specific profession you'll also be able to train that profession from the NPC.
The good news is, you can no get started on any profession you want without having to hunt down your trainers in specific cities (looking at you, JC trainers). The bad news is, they can only train you up to skill level 75, and they will not train you in the next level of the profession. In order to progress you'll have to find a trainer specific to your profession.
Dual Specialization and Class Trainers
You can now purchase a dual spec at level 30 (down from 40) and it now costs only 10g (down from 100g in beta, down from 1,000g in 3.5). You still get it from your class trainer, so if you need to know where to buy it just ask a guard for the nearest trainer.
You can also find class trainers for every class in all of your faction's major cities. The one class that might be an exception to that is the Death Knight, and the only reason I don't know is because I haven't thought about looking. Having a portal directly to my trainers kind of removes the need for me to care about where else I can find them in the world.
Battlegrounds and Dungeons
Battlegrounds are now split up into level ranges of 5 rather than 10, so level 10-14 and 15-19 are two separate brackets now and so on up the level range, with 85 being in its own.
You can also queue for some battlegrounds at lower levels than you used to. I did a post on that earlier this week, so if you want the details on that you can read about them here.
That post also includes the new level ranges for the 1-60 dungeons. Most of them stayed the same or at least pretty close to what they were before, but others made some fairly significant changes. See Stratholme and Scholomance for some big eye-openers.
Alliance and Horde Racial Tabards
You can now purchase tabards for each of the 6 races of your faction, including the Goblin and Worgen that aren't playable yet (for 5 more days, woot!). These tabards give you reputation for killing mobs inside dungeons – all mobs, in all dungeons, at all levels.
You can purchase the tabards in the major cities from vendors you'll find near or next-to the flight master. Here's a reference for where you need to go to buy each one:
Stormwind: Humans
Ironforge: Dwarves and Gnomes
Darnassus: Night Elves and Worgen
Exodar: Draenei
Orgrimmar: Orc, Troll, Goblin
Undercity: Undead
Thunderbluff: Tauren
Silvermoon City: Blood Elves
You get the most reputation from running dungeons of your own level, though it is possible to grind rep from dungeons both above or below your level as well.
If you start wearing a tabard and 15 and chain some random dungeons you should become Exalted after about 10 dungeons worth.
[Edit: One more thing about the tabard vendors – They're all riding the racial mount. So if you're heading to the flight master in SW and see an NPC on a horse that wasn't there before, he's likely the tabard vendor. If you go up to the flight master in Org and you see a Troll on a raptor next to an Orc on a wolf next to a Goblin in a tryke – you've just found the tabard vendors.]
Rare Spawns Give HUGE Experience
Thanks to my buddy @Etherjammer on twitter, it appears that Rare Spawns now give you about 15x as much experience as a normal mob of the same level when you kill them. So that's roughly the value of a quest or two. I haven't seen anything official on rare spawns, so maybe there's a formula or maybe certain ones just have certain values or something. I'm not sure what's going on in particular, but it's safe to say that if you see a rare spawn – kill it. Or tame it, maybe, if you're a hunter, but in general – kill it.
Guild Professions Lists
I still see people asking around for links from certain guild members, or asking if anybody has Profession A and so on. If you pull up your guild window you can select "Professions" from the dropdown box up at the top and then view the professions and recipes of everyone in the guild. There's a checkbox in the bottom-left corner of the guild window that lets you toggle online and offline players, so you can even see the professions of people that aren't currently logged in.
The new professions windows also allow you to search. Typing words into the professions search window will bring up any items in that profession that contain the word(s) either in the title or in the description. You can also do a search by materials. For instance, if you can't remember the exact name for that special twink/BoA strength enchant, but you do remember that it uses Righteous Orbs, then you can type "righteous orb" into the search window and it will pull up the Crusader enchant if the person knows it.
If you do a search and don't get any results then you can repeat that search for the rest of the guild members listed as having that profession. I'm told there's supposed to be a way to do a guild-wide search with the professions windows, but I haven't gotten it to work yet so I don't know if it's just broken or if it's not really implemented. But either way it's not working for me right now.
Dungeon Quests
In running random dungeons I still have people asking the party to share quests. As far as I'm aware, all of the dungeon quests that require you to actually be inside the dungeon are given to you inside the dungeon itself. So if you zone into the entrance of a dungeon and there aren't any quests for you to get, it's because you've already done them all or you aren't eligible for them.
There are still some quests that send you to the area where the dungeon is found that still get listed as being in or from that dungeon, but they're completed outside of it so sharing them would do you no good anyway. If someone drops group in the middle of the dungeon and another person comes in to replace them, then you do want to share with that person since they zone in next to you instead of at the entrance where the quest givers are located.
The slight exception to this rule is found in the next section.
Class Quests
The old class quests are gone, but there are new class quests available to take their place. The first of these quests is available at level 20 and from what I've seen they all involve going to SFK to get certain items. The reward for all of these that I've seen on my own toons so far is a weapon or off-hand item.
There is at least one other class quest that you get like this that requires a higher level, but I've only found it so far on my 80 Mage so I'm not positive what the level requirement is.
The class quests come from your class trainers in the major cities. I'm not sure if you can get the quests for trainers found in other locations or not.
Flight Paths [Edit: Added]
My thanks to @Christman for reminding me about the flight paths. There are now Flight Masters/Paths in all of those 2nd towns I mentioned above (examples: Sin'jin Village, Razor Hill, Kharanos, Goldshire, Bloodhoof Village, etc).
You can also see all of the flight paths on your map now, for both factions. In order to see them you have to have either explored the part of the map that those flight paths are located in, or have an addon that removes the unexplored effect from your map.
I use the Mapster addon which shows me the full map and allows me to put a transparent, colored "fog" over the sections that I haven't actually explored yet. So I'm able to see the full map, including flight paths for both factions, at all times and I have a green colored fog that hangs over portions I haven't explored yet so that I can track that as well.
Reduced Cost: Respecialization [Edit: Added]
Another thing I just remembered is that the cost to respec has been changed. It's not longer a set amount that increases each time you do it, the cost is now based on your character's level.
I haven't done it enough or on a broad enough level range to figure out what calculation they might be using for it, but I did a respec on a level 13 Priest and it cost me 11s and some change.


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Hey are you still taking orders? Let me know as I would love to get one. I realize there is probably a huge waiting list. Well let me know what the situation is.
Hey are you still taking orders? Let me know as I would love to get one. I realize there is probably a huge waiting list. Well let me know what the situation is.
Not at this point.Originally Posted by 4rpp
I am not going to subject anyone else to the ongoing pain and suffering that is this project.
If I get all these preorders filled and still have sanity left, I will sell the rest of them as DIY kits. You get the parts, you put them together, you deal with ano, etc.
These guys will get their markers, come hell or high water, but I don't want to make things worse than they already are by taking more passengers onto a boat that is already taking on water a listing badly to port.
To the guys already in the boat with me - I haven't heard from Goldie in several days now, despite repeated emails asking for an update. I do not know what kind of trouble we are in here. It could be that he's just gone back to work and is busy. It could also be that he's realized the boards will have to be totally redone and doesn't want to deal with it. At this point, I just don't know. Hell, he could have had to go back to the hospital.
I have sent PM's to the first two guys on the full marker ano list. Please read the whole thing and reply when you get a chance. If GBA is not terribly busy, we might get all the ano on all these full markers knocked out in a month or so. Sorry this has taken me so long, I kinda took this weekend off. I was in mah shopz turnen mah faceplatez.
Hang in there guys, we'll get the damned boat to the shore, one way or the other. We all just gotta be careful how we lean . . . . . . .
Ryan Shanks
Logic Industries LLC
How long have people been waiting for these markers?
A very long time. Too damned long, really. Way longer than it was supposed to have been.Originally Posted by mag79
If we haven't crossed the two year mark yet, it is getting mighty close.
Good thing Mags aren't really getting any more outdated. If this had been centered around a different marker with less staying power (say the 2k4 style Timmys for instance), people wouldn't want them anymore once they were finally done.
At least with the Mag, when I get them done, they will rule just as much as they would have two years ago, and they guys that get them will be just as happy to keep them.
That's pretty much the only thought that's kept me from throwing in the towel on these things. Well, that, and I gave my word that I'd deliver something, and the fact that I refuse to be defeated in a battle being fought against less than 20 lbs of aluminum, silicon, and copper.
I think I got the last one, ordered it 11-23-05. Coolhand has had many setbacks but always lets us know whats going on.
Damn. Ok, yeah, it's been two years and three months then.Originally Posted by fshrmn76
I am so sorry about the horrible debacle this has turned into.
I cannot thank you guys enough for having the patience to stick with me and not have a revolt over all the delays. I did not expect it, but I am certainly grateful for it.
pm you coolhand
Anyone interested in selling there spot for a frame? Let me know I will pay cash and I also have a badass FBM Vampire autococker to sweeten the deal(pm me for pics). Let me know. Coolhand, if some one does sell can you verify for me?
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That, I will do.Originally Posted by 4rpp
Not a lot to report.
Both Defiance and Goldie are working on the board problems, but have not made any progress to speak of.
When I know anything else, I will post it.
Have a good weekend fellas.
Sent you an email about the boards,... possible solution.
~ P8nt
Jai "P8ntbal4me" Menard
And if he does not want it count me in. I've got cash waiting for a frame and/or a full marker.Originally Posted by CoolHand
Now, for those of you who aren't a random troll with nothing at stake, I have a little news.
Goldie emailed me the other day to inform me that Defiance had figured out a work-around to not only fix the bad output, but to get the output up to 9V.
The boards all went back to Vaporworks to be modified on Tues or Wed of this week.
I have also talked to Zupe and lined up the last few parts and stuff I need for the full markers. That stuff should ship on Mon or Tues of next week.
That's the good news.
The bad news is that now we're back to waiting on Goldie again. We've been down this road before, I can still see the smoking carcasses on either side in the ditch. Hopefully this passage will be less "interesting" than the last.
But, even if he's slow as dirt again, I can at least get the ano all taken care of while we wait.
So, overall, I'd say we're into Huzzah! territory again this week.
LOL,... figures Ryan!!! haaaa!Originally Posted by CoolHand
Oh well,.... EP Ripper goodness will be mine one way or the other!!
~ P8nt
Ok I was here. I had to remove some posts to clean it up some. One was yours CoolHand. Sorry you had to reply to that troll. He wont be back for a week. If any of you have a problem with a post removal PM me about it. I can put your post back if you want CooHand. It is YOUR thread.
In the mean time the boat is still afloat and not sinking. Maybe a little off course but still moving along. Just so ya know your name still stands here. Next time please dont waste your time on a troll and just report it and we will handle it.
Carry on............
Thanks for that.Originally Posted by Beemer
No need to put my post back, as it was really just a long winded insult, though it did have a certain eloquence to it that I seem only able to tap into when pissed off.
At any rate, it reminded me to do an update, and I even had actual information to pass along, so it's all good.
Have a good weekend fellows, I'm going to try and get out into the shop for a change.
I can't believe this thread has been here for 2.5+ years.
Ahhh I know the feeling. It was a true post none the less.Originally Posted by CoolHand
Stay tuned. It will be epic when the boat docks.Originally Posted by Corbet
Good luck to you all, I am so that I wasn't around to get one of these. Once the "Boat" docks I can't wait to see videos. Also, Luke if I had been here I wouldn't have minded waiting. I hear nothing but good things about your work. Don't get disheartened it's guys like you that keep guys like me with awesomeness to show off at the field when EVERYONE else is sporting the same old Ion and Matrix and such. So thank you as an maker and a do'er. You make owning a Mag great
With respect
It's good to see that for every troll, there is at least one or two guys who are happy to see something happening.
I called AGD and left a message for Dave today to pay for the parts I still need, so those should be shipping this week sometime.
As soon as they get here, I'll sort out the bits and get the second ano batch ready to go out.
In a couple three weeks, we ought to have some badass pictars of finished ano to show off. If the guys at GBA are in good form, we might even have all of them done by that time.
We shall see.
At any rate, progress is underway.
Huzzah Again!
Short update before I go to Rolla and get my St Pat's on.
I got a box from UPS today, and when I opened it, what did I find?
AGD Flavored Love!
That's the last of the parts for the full markers that have been ordered.
Now, for all the trolls and nay sayers out there, I just want to point out that inside that box is $2,200 out of my last paycheck. Straight out of my pocket (as the money taken in on the preorder has long ago been spent on the other parts you all have already seen), into AGD's coffers.
If I was gonna rabbit and not deliver the goods, dontcha think I'd have done that before I went spent over two grand out of pocket? Just sayin'.
That all said, I AM going to be incognito for the next day or three, partying my posterior off at the 100th annual St Pat's celebration at UMR.
Woo to the Hoo! No need to pack pants people, let's GO!
I'll post again mid-next week after I've recovered, assuming I survive.
Originally Posted by CoolHand
Ohhhhh baby!!
I count 19 bodies in that box!!!
I would LOVE to get a box like that on my door step!!!!
~ P8nt
Actually, what you're counting is seven bodies, seven valves, seven foregrips, and seven rails, though I don't think I'm going to use the rails.Originally Posted by p8ntbal4me
I just finished the GCode to cut some SuperULE rails from bar stock. They're looking like about 2.5 ozs for the finished rail, and yes, that's an RTP length rail.
Hopefully things will go well this weekend and I can get a few of them cut. If the weekend goes by and I get nothing done, I will have the rails that came with the bodies and valves anodized to keep the show rolling.
Stay tuned, hopefully I'll have pics of shiny new metal bits in a few days.
Were you going to mill room for the eye wiring in the rail? I've been unclear on this for a while but forgot to ask.
Yes, I will clearance inside the rail for the eye wires.Originally Posted by smilestyler
The only machine work you'll have to do to the rail to install the eyes is cut a half round slot from left to right across the top of the rail right under where the eyes go, so the wires can pass between the edge of the rail and the body.
This is the only cut I cannot do ahead of time, 'cause it will show on markers where people choose not to use the eyes.
In a pinch, you could do it with a chainsaw file, but since you'll have to drill the body for eyes anyway, you'll be having someone do some machine work anyway, best to let them handle it then.
Ryan whatever you do DONT look at this thread .
Warwitch sent his Viking and looks like Gruntbull may have destroyed it.
more stress and drama pleaseOriginally Posted by going_home
embargo backwards = o grab me
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Oh joy.Originally Posted by going_home
Well, if they destroy something, we'll deal with it.
I just don't have any other more reliable options for ano at this point.
If they take three times as long as they say they will, AND destroy 10% of the batch, they'll still be no worse than any of the other anodizers I have used in the past.
Here's to hoping it's an isolated crap-up.
At least none of these parts are truly irreplaceable (certainly not has hard to replace as a Viking body). I have enough parts here to build the preorders twice over, and AGD still stocks ULE bodies, so we'll have at least two tries to get it right.
Besides, these markers are none of them terribly complex. I would hope that a simple ano would get done faster, and be more likely to miss the crap-ups than a super complex one like that Viking had.
Like I said, we shall see.
BTW, short update while I'm here.
I got the tools all pulled out for the SULE rails and I've got 90% of the GCode done for them as well.
However, I got tangled up with a project for my old man, so I'm not going to get them cut this weekend. I'm not going to call it just yet though, 'cause I'm getting really close, and I don't want to send these things out of here with standard weight AGD EMag rails on them unless there is just no other option.
Goldie emailed me to say he'd spaced on my boards all last week (didn't touch them at all), but that he thinks he got one fixed yesterday. If the output is correct, he'll grind through the others and get them back my way. No idea on ETA though.
Hang in there guys, we're still moving along, it's just at a near-dead snail's pace.
CoolHand I am just checking in, I suppose all these babies are still spoken for? I still have cash for anyones spot!!


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Lincoln - The Nebraska soccer team and Head Coach John Walker announced the addition of seven student-athletes from five states to comprise the 2013 signing class on Thursday afternoon. The class consists of one in-state product, along with three players from Missouri, as well as one each from Minnesota, Illinois and Kansas.
The 2013 class will join a Nebraska program that made its first appearance at the Big Ten Tournament in 2012 during the team's second season in the conference.
Walker returns a strong nucleus in 2013, as Bri Badje was the only player to graduate. Nebraska also welcomes back Jordan Jackson, who was set to player her senior season in 2012, but a knee injury resulted in her receiving an extra year of eligibility.
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NEW YORK - The Columbia volleyball team concluded its 2012 season Saturday night, with a 3-1 win over Princeton. The Lions won 25-22, 25-21, 22-25, 25-17, to improve to 14-9 overall and 9-5 in the Ivy League. Columbia finishes the season tied for second place in the Ivy League. Prior to the match, the Lions honored their graduating senior class, Heather Braunagel, Megan Gaughn and Kelsey Musselman, who played in their last match in Levien Gymnasium.
The match opened on a tear for Princeton, as the Tigers opened with a 4-0 run, and continued to lead the Lions early on. Columbia was able to spark a run with a kill from sophomore Denise Dearman. Down 9-6, the Lions went on a 6-1 run to tie the set and take the lead, 12-10. From there, Columbia continued to maintain the advantage, though Princeton kept it close. Columbia had set point on a kill from Caitlin Brenton, but the Tigers fought back, scoring four points with their backs to the wall to stay in the set. But a kill from senior Heather Braunagel ended it, 25-22, giving the Lions an early 1-0 lead.
Set two saw the Lions go up early, 7-3, and that's where they stayed. Princeton was able to tie the match at 12-12, but a kill from Braunagel gave the Lions the lead once more. A kill by Bailey Springer gave Columbia 19-14 lead, and from there, it was only a matter of time. A kill by Brenton gave the Lions set point, 24-21 and Princeton had a crucial team error to give Columbia the 25-21 win.
The third set saw an inspired Princeton team come out swinging. Despite an early Columbia lead, 3-1, the Tigers came back to tie it and take the lead, 6-5. From there, the Tigers did not trail again. Princeton led by as many as six points, and though Columbia began to close the gap late in the set, the damage was done, and the Tigers took the second set, 25-22.
With the 2-1 advantage heading into the fourth set, the Lions made a clear effort from the start. Columbia dominated, taking a 6-2 lead from the start. Princeton was able to come back and tie it at 12, but a kill from Braunagel swung the momentum back to the Lions. Columbia went on a 6-2 run to go up, 19-14. Again, Princeton would make a run late in the set, but the Lions were able to hold them off, and take the fourth set, 25-21.
Senior Megan Gaughn finished her last game for Columbia in style, notching a double-double with 20 kills and 12 digs. Senior Heather Braunagel had 12 kills, hitting .393, along with six blocks. Sophomore Caitlin Brenton had 11 kills and six blocks in the win for Columbia, while Charlee Dyroff had 18 digs to lead the team on defense.


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KIRKSVILLE - After dispatching the St. Dominic Lady Crusaders on Wednesday night the Kirksville Lady Tigers are now set to take aim at the Incarnate Word Red Knights for a chance to advance to the Final Four.
The two teams come in with very similar records, 28-0 for the Red Knights and 24-1 for the Lady Tigers. Incarnate is a private school in the metro St. Louis area that has allowed them to play a different schedule than Kirksville. The Red Knights have traveled to Tennessee to play schools from Alabama and Kentucky. They have also played a handful of teams form the Chicago metro area.
"Anytime you have a private school to play the odds are kind of already set against you, they are just in another world when it comes to the limits and things. The biggest thing for us is we know we're the underdog, that's no big secret to us, we're just going to go out and give it everything we have," said Kirksville head coach Sara Williams.
Aside from the schedule the Red Knights also boast an impressive margin of victory. In the postseason alone they are winning games by an average of 33 points.
Incarnate Word head coach Dan Rolfes isn't buying into all of his team's previous success.
"We are very similar teams. We both rely on our defense to create easy scoring opportunities for us. They have a talented point guard, shooters and athletes and a big girl in the middle so their balance can really present some challenges," said Rolfes.
Williams sees their size as being the biggest key.
"Our biggest key is how we deal with their match-ups in terms of their size. They have a 6-1 guard-forward who may not be able to handle the on ball pressure we could put on her with our athletic ability, but on the other end we would have a hard time dealing with that size," said Williams.
The Lady Tigers on-ball and full-court pressure defense has caught the eye of Rolfes.
"They like to get up and press on every opportunity and they really focus on getting points off their pressure. So to me our ability to deal with that pressure is the key factor in the game," said Rolfes.
Kirksville has faced a constant zone defense look throughout the postseason as teams are trying to keep the ball out of the hands of Nichole Cook. This has forced the Lady Tigers to use their shooting and driving ability to loosen the defense in order to get the ball inside to Cook.
McKenzie Russell with her driving and shooting ability has been the offensive difference for KHS in the postseason. Ashton Vorkink with her ability to drive to the hoop and also offensive rebound has also had key impact. However, what might be the biggest key to the ladies is the ball handling and drive and dish ability of point guard Kendyl Blanke.
"We know it's going to be tough, but at the same time we are confident in our ability and know that all the pressure is on them. I know my job as the point guard is to get the ball up the floor and into the hands of my teammates and if I can do that I know our offense can work," said Blanke.
Russell is used to the extra attention she receives and knows that being a team player is what leads to success.
"I know that when I get the ball to my teammates that helps our offense work best. One thing about our team is we have so much leadership and so many options that it makes it hard to just focus in on one option," said Russell.
For the Red Knights to have success they have to be able to stop all the options that Kirksville possesses.
"The two key match-ups for us are limiting the touches of Cook on the inside and slowing down their athletic players on the wings, by not letting them get going shooting the ball and keeping them out of the lane," said Rolfes.
Along with balance the Lady Tigers have depth that helps them adjust to different situations.
"If we can pressure them into some things they are not use to doing and box them out and maybe get them into some foul trouble that will help us a lot because they only go about six or seven deep, so I feel our depth can allow us to go at them in ways other teams can't," said Williams.
One factor that an underdog can always exploit to their advantage is how the heavy favorite reacts when they are not having their way, or if the game remains close.
"They tend to get frustrated easily if they don't get what they want. So that means our biggest thing is to make them do what they don't want and take shots they don't want. They run their offense really well, so if we can make them take shots out of that sequence I think we would have done our job," said Williams.
The five Kirksville seniors will be making their final attempt to make it to the Final Four when they face the Red Knights. Incarnate Word is ranked No. 12 in the country by USA Today.
This group has already won back-to-back District 8 Championships and they are making their second straight Elite Eight appearance. Prior to last season it had been eight years since the Lady Tigers had even won the NCMC.


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Attorneys allege Susan Van Note shot her father, then forged a Power of Attorney to deny him life sustaining medical treatment
Susan Elizabeth Van Note, 44, pled not guilty in an arraignment hearing Monday afternoon in Boone County. Van Note was taken into custody Friday on charges of forgery and first degree murder of her father William Van Note.
William B. Van Note, 67 and Sharon L. Dickson, 59 died after suffering from gunshot wounds they received inside of a Sunrise Beach residence in October 2010. Dickson was pronounced dead at the scene. Van Note was transported to a hospital and underwent treatment for his injuries.
Despite multiple gunshot wounds that would claim his life three days later, when William B. Van Note struggled to make a 911 call to report he and his companion has just been shot at his Sunrise Beach home, he was described as calm by investigators who have listened to the tapes trying to piece together the events of Oct. 2 that left two people dead and no witnesses.
The 911 call led Camden County deputies to Van Note's home on the lake's westside shortly after 11 p.m. on Saturday night. When deputies arrived, they secured the area in case the shooter might still be in the house or nearby. Investigators have declined to say what Van Note may have said on the phone or what evidence deputies found to lead them to that conclusion.
The body of Sharon L. Dickson was found in the home's upstairs master suite. Van Note was found nearby, and it was evident he had been trying to offer aid to Dickson, according to CCSD Capt. Gary Bowling, who is also the public information officer for the Lake Area Major Case Squad, which has been called in to help with the investigation.
The couple had been seen returning home around 5 p.m. earlier that evening. No one in the neighborhood reported hearing anything that evening prior to be awakened by sirens and dogs barking.
There was evidence that the couple had planned to leave for Florida on Sunday. Neighbors described them as snow birds who generally left the lake area during the winter months, Bowling said.
During the days after the incident, 20 investigators tracked down as many as 100 leads, interviewing people who knew Van Note and Dickson, canvassing the neighborhood and processing the home and its contents. Earlier that week, divers had been asked to search the area in front of the home near the 9-mile mark. Bowlings said that is standard procedure.
By Thursday, Bowling said, investigators had completed their work at the home and had released it. The home in the Sunrise Beach area is one of three Van Note is believed to have owned. Van Note was an accountant from the Kansas City area. Dickson had owned a flower shop before retiring. Van Note and Dickson had apparently been companions for several decades.
According to court documents, Susan Van Note is being charged with allegedly committing forgery. The court is claiming that on or about October 4, 2010, in Boone County, Van Note "with purpose to defraud, transferred with knowledge or belief that it would be used as genuine a writing, namely a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care of Williams B. Van Note, knowing that it had been authenticated so that it purported to have been made by authority of one who did not give such authority."
Documents also allege that Van Note either acted alone or with others to commit murder in the first degree by "shooting him and by transferring a forged Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care of Williams B. Van Note purported to have been signed and executed by William B. Van Note to deny him life sustaining medical treatment."
Susan Van Note is an attorney in the Kansas City area. Two accomplices, Desre and Stacey Dory, of Johnson County, were also arrested and charged with second degree murder and forgery. The Dorys were referred to as friends of Susan Van Note. Charges have not been made in connection with Dickson's murder at this time.


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A 20-year-old Hannibal man faces multiple charges following a confrontation with police in Hannibal.
A 20-year-old Hannibal man faces multiple charges following a confrontation with police in Hannibal.
On Sunday afternoon, an officer was dispatched near the intersection of U.S. 61 and Stardust Drive on the report of a report of a white male walking in and out of traffic. When the officer arrived on scene he witnessed the subject, 20-year-old Austin A. Hatton of Hannibal, stagger into oncoming traffic. Believing he was a danger to himself, the officer attempted to get Hatton away from the roadway. According to police, Hatton became combative and attempted to pull away from the officer and walk into traffic. During the altercation, both Hatton and the officer fell to the ground. The officer gained control of Hatton and he was placed under arrest and searched. During the search the officer located two cans of electronic aerosol dusting spray, commonly used for inducing a high by "huffing" the aerosol.
Hatton was charged with resisting/interfering arrest and possession of a mind-altering substance and placed on a 24 hour hold at the Marion County Jail.
Both Hatton and the officer received minor injuries during the altercation. The officer was treated at Hannibal Regional Hospital and released. Hatton refused treatment.


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Dessert will be served to the audience prior to the performance tonight of a Shawnee High School musical.
The Shawnee High School Theatre Department presents "A Night on Broadway," a senior directed Broadway Musical Revue, with music from Hit Broadway Musicals.
The show is tonight and Saturday night at the Shawnee High School Performing Arts Center.
This show is a Dessert Theatre, and dessert will be served to the audience members before the show. Dessert will be served from 6:30 p.m.-7:15 p.m.
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text: Brandon Williams of Missouri Southern was in the NFL Combine this week. Williams, a defensive tackle for MSSU, had a good week tying for the most reps of the 225 Bench Press and running a 5.3 40 time. Most reports project that he will either be a first or second round NFL draft pick. Williams was a three-time All-America performer while at Southern set the all-time sack record even though he played inside on the defensive line. Most sack leaders come from the outside defensive end positions. Brandon is very agile and quick for a defensive lineman. He was often double teamed when opponents played Missouri Southern knowing that he was Southern's best defensive performer. MSSU has previously produced NFL players Terry Joyce, a punter for the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1970s; Rod Smith, an All- Pro wide receiver for the Denver Broncos; Richard Jordan, a linebacker for the Detroit Lions; James Thrash, a wide receiver who played for the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles; and, most recently, Allen Barbre, an offensive lineman with the Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, and Miami Dolphins. It will be interesting to see how Brandon Williams' career develops in pro football and the kind of success in the NFL he could have.


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Thaddeus Taylor, current member of the Inyo County Republican Central Committee and former Inyo water commissioner, addressed the Ridgecrest Republican Women on Friday serious matters while injecting a sense of humor into things.
Thaddeus Taylor, current member of the Inyo County Republican Central Committee and former Inyo water commissioner, addressed the Ridgecrest Republican Women on Friday serious matters while injecting a sense of humor into things.
Speaking at a luncheon at Victoria's restaurant, Taylor touched on subjects relating to the Republican Party and the issues around Owens River Restoration Project.
"We are not an ideological organization," Taylor said of the central committee. "The county party exists to affect the primary mission of a political party, which is to win power through elections."
He said there were some matters that could and would be addressed at the Republican central committee meeting in March.
"The problem I have with it right now is that I wonder now than before I ever did before is what we're going to do with that party's power once obtain get it," Taylor said.
He said that what he saw as the problem was not "effectively translating our goals to the voting base."
The central committees in California's 58 counties were not about securing candidates, but hammering out a platform and formulating plans to secure power for the GOP party.
He said one of the goals organizations like the RRWF could do was develop agendas that could guide the party and central committees once power was secured.
He brought up the subject of "Constitution Teens," young adults who studied the Constitution and Supreme Court decisions through the years.
"I think it's a marvelous opportunity for kids to understand the nature of what keeps them free and ensures their liberties," he said.
He it would be a departure from telling kids that they were wrong or right for doing something, and explain the principles of what might affect them.
Taylor held up the president and Congress as an example, saying teens might have better grasp on issues if they studied the fact that the government was allegedly violating the Constitution by failing to pass a budget for the last three years.
Taylor also touched on water issues and his involvement in the Owens River Restoration Project. Taylor was on the negotiations team regarding the fact that Los Angeles wanted to build a second aqueduct, and would include groundwater pumping in the Owens Valley.
"To give reality a brief break, if they decided they want to pump the Owens Valley, they could sink their steel straws up and down the valley and pump it for a hundred years, and while they're doing it they could make the valley the greenest golf course you ever saw," he said. "However, at one point or another, you would take all that water from under the valley floor and the whole valley would collapse."
He said such occurrences have happened before in the San Joaquin Valley near Bakersfield, where an aquifer collapsed, rendering it impossible to store water there again.
"When that happens — and obviously that's going to make for a bumpy ride on 395 — it's game over," he said. He said one of his main points in the negotiations was to reduce the damage done to "outer fringes of LADWP's empire."
He gave some background on the Owens Valley Dust Abatement plan.
"What happened when they started draining the basin in 1913, when they stopped the flow of water to Owens Lake, it commenced to dry up dramatically," he said. This is a departure from other lakes in the region that dried up over thousands of years.
"Everything that blew away, blew away a long time ago, and the mastodons and saber-toothed cats had no one to sue," he said.
Taylor recalled seeing large clouds of dust in the 1980s when he lived in Bishop that resulted from the dry lake bed.
"The problem with it is what they call pm10, particles of 10 microns or smaller," he said. "Which means your body's defensive system cannot defeat it."
He said that in the intervening years, Los Angeles has by ordinance and court order, complied with 95 percent of the requirements.
Recently, however, with LA's large financial burdens, LADWP has filed suits to limit its involvement in the matter.
Taylor indicated that because of financial problems, it has encouraged all its directors, including LADWP, to cut back on anything possible, meaning LADWP may opt to suspend the dust abatement procedure.
"They've done a marvelous job (in the dust abatement)," he said.
But he pointed out the department chose some very water intensive methods that were costly and effectively wasted water.


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Blood donation is a priceless gift, one that most healthy people can give. But even healthy donors are sometimes temporarily deferred due to low blood iron levels.
Blood donation is a priceless gift, one that most healthy people can give. But even healthy donors are sometimes temporarily deferred due to low blood iron levels.
While an overall well balanced diet is generally the safest bet for normal blood iron levels, the American Red Cross recommends eligible donors build up iron levels by eating iron-rich foods such as red meat, fish, poultry, liver, iron-fortified breakfast cereals, beans, peas, lentils, breads and dried fruit prior to donating.
In addition, eating foods rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, broccoli, tomatoes, kiwi, strawberries, peppers, potatoes and cabbage, helps increase iron absorption. Iron can be replenished with supplement tablets, but should be taken only after consulting with a personal healthcare provider or pharmacist.
A temporary deferral is just that – temporary. It is well intended to protect the health of the donor and the recipient. Healthy donors who have been temporarily deferred are urged to try to donate again soon.
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A blood donor card, driver's license, or two forms of identification are required at check in. Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental permission), weight at least 110 pounds and are generally in good health may be eligible to donate. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.


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Turns out, he was the right man for the job.
Back in January, Bill O'Brien walked into a firestorm never before seen in American sports, taking over a program many later left for dead following the unprecedented sanctions handed down by the NCAA in wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
He was dealt an unfair hand from the beginning, having his hiring questioned by distinguished alumni to standout players transferring away from the poisonous aura that had swallowed Penn State.
The four-year bowl ban and loss of scholarships only added fuel to the growing blaze, leaving the future looking as bleak as the present for a man taking on his first head coaching job.
Yet, here was a guy fresh off a Super Bowl appearance as offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots with Tom Brady as his quarterback coming to a university being chastised around the country.
Not to mention, trying to replace a coach many still consider legendary in the late Joe Paterno.
There was nothing joyous about Happy Valley, only swirling controversy and the upheaval of tradition.
The prestigious image of a program built upon the slogan 'success with honor' was replaced by a permanent stigma that will undoubtedly live on forever.
Penn State, as we once knew it, had crashed and burned.
Enter O'Brien, and Penn State's rise from the ashes.
In less than one year, O'Brien gave State College something to 'Billieve' in.
For anyone that took a look around Beaver Stadium this season, Penn State's new slogan wasn't hard to find.
Nor was O'Brien's unwavering leadership, shouldering the effort of moving a university forward while putting a winning product on the field.
Following a 0-2 start, the Nittany Lions won eight of their final 10 games, finishing 8-4 overall in a season few predicted would sniff .500.
Had the NCAA sanctions not been in place, Penn State would likely be headed to a bowl game on New Year's Day, finishing tied with Michigan for the third-best record in the Big Ten Conference.
Despite being ruled ineligible for the postseason, O'Brien and his team's perseverance certainly were not overlooked, with the 2012 Nittany Lions being enshrined on Beaver Stadium's Ring of Honor prior to last week's finale against Wisconsin, recognizing the greatest PSU teams in the program's history.
O'Brien was also named Big Ten Coach of the Year, as voted on by fellow conference coaches and members of the media.
Accolades aside, O'Brien's impact affected a much bigger picture.
His commitment, demeanor and knowledge of the game were exactly what Penn State had to have.
He never shied away from the challenge, but instead, embraced it.
He had nothing to do with the circumstances in place, yet he never used them as an excuse.
His up-tempo, pro-style offense is something the Nittany Lions have needed for years, transforming a criticized Matt McGloin into a legitimate quarterback.
He had names put on the jerseys for the first time ever, making sure his players were acknowledged for their loyalty.
He respected the tradition that was, but left little debate that a new era of football has begun in State College.
And, perhaps most importantly, O'Brien's belief in Penn State has given Happy Valley a reason to 'Billieve' moving forward.


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Victoria Marut has been charged with felony forgery; other charges possible.
A Truman State University student is facing a felony forgery charge and could be hit with additional charges after allegedly falsely claiming she had cancer.
According to court documents filed Wednesday in the Adair County Circuit Court, Victoria Ann Marut, 22, a Master's of Education student, has been charged with a class C felony of forgery. The charge stems from Marut allegedly fabricating a letter from a doctor on Boone County Hospital letterhead confirming her cancer diagnosis.
The report states on Nov. 5, Kirksville Primary School Principal Tricia Reger contacted Peter Kelly, professor of education at Truman State, regarding inconsistencies in Marut's story about her cancer treatment and a belief she was being deceptive with Primary School staff, with whom she was interning.
Kelly required Marut to obtain documentation from a doctor regarding her condition and ability to complete tasks as required by her internship. Marut "reiterated that she was diagnosed as having cancer and was receiving treatment," the report says, but she agreed and provided a letter dated Nov. 5, 2012, on Boone County Hospital letterhead. The document contained information regarding her cancer diagnosis, treatment plan and conditions under which she could continue the internship program. The letter was signed by Dr. Michael Trendle.
Kelly reviewed the letter with other Truman State personnel in the education department and all believed it to be authentic. After explaining to this Reger, she suggested Kelly contact Dr. Trendle for verification.
On Nov. 7, Dr. Trendle stated in a letter to Kelly that he "can unequivocally confirm this letter is a forgery. Victoria Marut has not ever been a patient at Missouri Cancer Associates, George Rea Cancer Center or Boone Hospital Center. In addition, I can confirm that the signature is a forgery."
When confronted with the results of the investigation, Marut reportedly told authorities she did not have cancer, nor was she in treatment, and she had made the letterhead on a computer.
Marut's alleged elaborate scam even included shaving her head to have people believe she'd lost her hair while undergoing treatments. In a showing of support, Kirksville teachers and others supported Marut with various gifts including meals and cash.
Marut was in custody at the Adair County Jail as of Wednesday.
Both Dean of the School of Education Janet Gooch and Education Department Chair Paul Yoder were out of the office Thursday morning and unavailable for comment.


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Last Tuesday, Oct. 23, our incredible activists at MI LOLA hosted a truly memorable event: Reproductive Justice Bingo/Loteria with Gloria Steinem.
For those of you who have never played Mexican Loteria, here is a picture of a typical loteria set. We decided to take this traditional game, and spruce it up by changing up old cards and adding new ones like (as pictured here): Vote on Nov. 6; Same sex marriage; a Vagina; a Condom, Birth Control Pills.
This event with Gloria Steinem is one of several events MI LOLA has hosted over the course of the past few weeks as a means to engage Latinos in Miami, to show their power by making their voice heard through their vote.
Reproductive Justice Bingo/Loteria with Gloria Steinem took place at PAX (Performing Arts Exchange) Miami, a great space in Downtown Miami. The night started off with a brief Meet & Greet with Gloria Steinem, hosted by Jersey Garcia, MI LOLA Coordinator.
Taking our cues from our Poderosa Activists in Texas, we began to set up our Loteria boards equipped with beans as place holders. After a quick exchange with Gloria Steinem, our participants were ready to play Loteria while also getting a lesson on the importance of going out to vote this November 6th.
As each Loteria card was chosen, we were able to hear Gloria Steinem's view on how each topic related back to Reproductive Health, the upcoming election, history, or a combination of all three. Ms. Steinem said, "…Understand the power we have in the voting booth …" Your vote IS your voice. In this informal setting, participants could get a deeper understanding of the true importance of Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice on all of our lives, regardless of age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, etc. We were reassured that the work that we do as Reproductive Health/Right/Justice advocates is the single issue that will affect the lives of everyone in the country.
At the close of this spectacular night, we all left PAX changed people — regenerated warriors in this Reproductive Justice fight, now armed, ready, and focused on November 6th.
Remember to take the Pledge! Make your voice heard on November 6th!
In the words of Gloria Steinem "…we're taking our vaginas back!"


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Bare with me guys. I'm receiving tons of pm for kits, I'm fully stocked but I'm not able to make it to tue post office anytime soon. Contact Loguzzzzzz for your pnuemag needs.
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Just a heads up Mag79, You can schedule pickups with the USPS. You don't have to make special trips to the post office. I hope you don't take it the wrong way but I figured I would throw that suggestion out there to help you out.
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Pm'd about a kit.
PM Any more kits?
once you get back up and running I could use
3 rams
1 switch
3ft of hose
5 straight barbs
3 90* barbs
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Still selling parts?
Also interested to know if you are still selling parts.