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I originally put this post in another thread... But I figured it deserved it's own to reference to since there have been a lot of threads asking about the AF quests. I'll put a link in the FAQ to it also. It took me a while, little over 6 hours ><.
Ok, as you may know, the RNG AF quests can all be found at:
Although, some of them are not described too well (having been translated directly from Japanese). So, I'll try to describe how I did the AF quests in my own words, which is hopefully a little better :D. I'll also try to give a little more information than the other guide.. The names may be off, but other than that it should be pretty accurate.
The only thing that I ask is if you wish to post this on another website or forum or something, please credit the guide properly (which would be to me) and ask first, I don't want to waste hours of my time for others to copy it and claim credit for it :\. As long as you do that I'm fine with this going around to other websites or such. Thanks :)
The RNG AF Quests
Overall, they aren't really too hard. All of the AF quests are difficult to some degree, but compared to the other ones I've read about and seen and have helped others complete, the RNG AF quests really seem like one of the easier ones. So we are pretty lucky :D. Of course, in order to complete these you still need a lot of patience, because it does take time.
Each section I will describe the conditions that have to be met to do the quest, the quest itself, and you can see a quick description of the armor piece you receive for that completing that quest. The name of the armor is also a hyperlink to a picture of it on this website. ^^
AF1- Crime Hunting Quest
Lv. 41
Delay 360
But once you're in, it is pretty much a straight path up to a room with two NPCs in it. The one you need to talk to is Perchond, the other operates the door you'll need to go through later on. Talk to Perchond and he'll tell you a little story about a Ghost and how courageous he was and bla bla bla, (I was laughing), I think it kicked his *** and he was exaggerating :D, lol... But you'll have to go through the door and go to the north-west area of this map. There, you'll see Evil Weapons that you will have to kill for a drop. I never really saw a lake like the one in the cut-scene; I just killed whatever weapon I saw. First one I killed I got the drop, which was some sort of dust (Perchond tells you what it is).
Then, bring the dust back to Perchond and he'll tell you to bring and Envelope to Alexius, an NPC at the lake in Jugner Forest. It is the lake that is closest to the entrance into Batallia Downs, and the NPC is pretty easy to spot. Once you talk to the NPC, if you go down the side of the lake about 30 feet (I believe south), you'll see a river that meets the lake, and it'll have a fallen tree over it for you to cross it on. Cross that river and you should be able to find a tree that has a ??? on it. In order for you to find this ??? it has to be on the night of a full moon. To see what type of moon it is type /clock, 90% and higher is a full moon when the phase is going up, 95% and higher is a full moon when it's going down. The moon phases change really slowly, so if it's at 10% when you check it, you have a long time.... As in maybe a real-life day or more... Just keep checking it, the moon changes a small % daily.
Once you check it you get a cut-scene, and you get to see a Mithran RNG who holds the bow on her back, unlike how we other RNG's get to keep it under our shirts... Or wherever we pull it from (I'm jealous ><). Note, you do not fight a ghost. I was waiting around there for almost half an hour expecting to fight a ghost, but you don't. Once the cut-scene is over, you head back to Windurst Woods and speak to the Tribal Chief for one final cut-scene. When that's done, you have officially completed your AF1, and get the bow of suck. Congrats! :D
AF2- Tribe of Fire Quest
Lv. 54
Def 21
Ranged Attack +5
Increases "Rapid Shot" activation rate
But, it is possible to do this solo. I did half of it solo, but, the other half I had help from a few friends. If you can, sub a WHM to cast Sneak and Invis, because you'll need it (at worst, NIN sub is good for tonko). Otherwise you'll have to buy a lot of Prism Powder and Silent Oil... Of course, if you can manage to get a party together then that works too. I would recommend having ether a full party of level 50+'s, or having help from two others that are in there high-mid 50's (I did it easily with a 53 RNG (me), 55 RNG, and a 56 WHM).
Before entering there I recommend running to Lower Jeuno and buying a map of it for 3k. You can purchase it in the building across from the AH. Once that is done, if you're doing this solo bring a bunch of Silence Oil, and one or to Prism Powders. Or, if you're lucky, sub WHM. Ether way you'll need one friend to help you. I wouldn't recommend making a party for this, it would take way too long to fight everything that agros and/or keep them sneaked.
Once you're ready, head out to the Necropolis. If you enter from the South entrance in Batallia Downs, just keep taking left turns until you see a door in a room with the Lichs and Fallen Knights in it, called 'Titan's Door'. This is where you'll need the help of your friend; he'll have to flip a switch located near the main room in the center of the map to open the door. I'm not sure exactly where it is, but it is easy to find. So at worst it'll take you a few minutes of wandering to find it. There are a few different switches, I'm not sure if they all open that door, but it shouldn't take long to find out.
Once the switch is flipped and you pass through Titan's Door you'll enter a rather large room with graves in it, and if you take a right you'll see another smaller room with a Tombstone in the middle. That is what you need to examine. BUT, beware... There is a bomb mob called Azer in the room that agros to sight, and it is pretty much the only mob in the whole Necropolis that will. It surprised me when I did this AF, and thanks to it, I died ><. It attacked me and checked as an Even Match at lvl 53. I figured I might be able to solo it with some luck, or at least examine the stone and run for my life. But when something attacks you, sneak wears off... Before I knew it I was being chased down by half the mobs in the area ><, and was dead. I vowed to get revenge one day... But yea, so watch out for it. And if you kill one, make sure to curse at it a few times for me :D.
When you examine the tombstone you get another cut-scene, and then you can leave. The easiest way out is to drop down through one of the graves, and no matter what you'll end up on a short one-way path that will eventually lead to Batallia Downs. This is the fastest way out, but you also go by a lot of higher level mobs. So make sure you still have Sneak up. If you want you could just have your friend flip the switch again and head out the way you came, but I think it's easiest to just drop down. Once you're out, head AAALLLL the way back to Windurst for a little 10 second cut-scene, and then go to Castle Oztroja. This is located in the top-middle of the Meriphuted Mountains (sp?), also known as the head of the "spine".
This part of the quest is much more difficult, and can also be done solo (with a stack or two of Silent Oil and Prism Powder, or just a WHM sub), but it would be best with a party. I'd also recommend trying to get a map (unless you have someone in your party that knows this place), because it's pretty big. When you�re ready, you'll need to go up to the third floor. There are a few different doors with switches that you'll have to go through, and the combination of switches needed to open them is completely random and changes each day. For the first door picking the wrong switch will activate a trap door, but it's pretty easy to get back to where you were if you fall through (it's mostly one-way). My strategy is to run back right after you hit the switch, and you can usually get far enough away to escape the trap. That is the door on the first floor. Towards the end of the 2nd floor you'll start meeting tougher Yagudo's that will agro (usually easy at worst), so put Invis up to be safe.
After that, you keep moving on up (to the east side!.. lol, ignore that :D, it's a song ^^) until you reach another door that requires a combination of switches to open. At the door there are two Yagudo that you may have to take on, since your Invis and stuff wears off from playing with the switches. They are pretty tough to solo, which is another reason to bring a party (or at least a friend), but you should be able to solo them, or if you�re lucky get buy without fighting :D. Once the door is open, follow the stairs up for a little while until you come into a room with a small lake in the middle with Parasites in it. Note, the Yagudo in this area are much more difficult, and usually check as a Tough or Even Match, and some Decent Challenges (depending on level). So make sure Invis is up.
In the middle of this lake is where you'll have to use Scavenge. The Parasites, however, agro to Sound. So ether you'll have to have your party clear away some of the mobs in the room, or you'll need Sneak and Invis. Keep in mind that when you Scavenge, your Invis will wear off. What I did is I ran to the middle and waited until the Yagudo were at a safe distance, used Scavenge, and ran back to the others who where camping at the hallway to the room. Then, while waiting for Scavenge to come back up, we cleared out some of the mobs (just the Yagudo). We just repeated the process until I got the piece, which was an Old Earring. It took me 4 tries, but I've heard it can take anywhere from 2-9. This part would be easy to solo, since you could just re-Invis yourself in the center and take cover in the down time. When you're done and have the item, just head back to Windurst one last time. Take note though: This is not a key item, it'll be in your inventory.
In Windurst, you talk to the all mighty Tribal Chief once more, and she'll give you the coolest hat in the game B). Congrats! AF2 is now done, and you have a cool hat to show for it :D
AF3- Cut off the Chain Quest and NM Fight
Lv. 60
Def 12
+10 HP, +4 AGI, +5 Evasion
Enhances "Scavenge" effect
Ok, after putting it off for like 2 months, I'm finally going to get this part done. XD
This NM uses Paralyzga, Dispelga, Graviga, along with a few other really nasty spells. He has 21000 HP along with rather low evasion and moderate defense. It is recommened to have an alliance of 12-18 level 60's to safely beat this NM, and I agree. I've fought it 6 times now, and each time we had a full alliance of people ranging from level 55 to 70, and there were still a few occasions we ran into trouble.
The place you spawn him is close to the entrance of Castle Zvahl, in a cave on the right side of the path going up to the castle if you're facing towards the castle. There will be a ???, and you will get a small cut-scene followed by the NM running out of the cave after you examine it. Once it is defeated, head to the opposite side of the pathway leading to the castle and you'll see another cave with a ??? in it. Examine it, and you'll get a cut-scene. Once it is done you can examine it again and obtain 99x Ice Arrows (I'd rather have 99 PPA's ; ;).
Then, you just go back to Perih Vashal in Windurst for one final cut-scene, and you're finsihed. "(Insert name here) obtains the Hunter's Socks." :D
AF4- Garlaige Citadel Coffer Hunt and NM Fight
Lv. 52
Def 10
Enhances "Shadowbind" effect
Anyway, you'll need a good party of level 55's if you want to risk a close fight with the NM. I would recommend making an alliance around that level with about 10 people, just to be safe :D. But for getting the key in Garlaige Citadel you'll just need a party of lvl 55's, more the merrier though. Just as a reminder, the more people you have, the less risky it is, and the less time it takes.
Once you have the key, which is pretty easy, you have to find the coffer. This, is hard, and you'll need at least 3 others to help you. You'll have to go through the 2nd and 3rd Banishing Gates to look for Coffers (they only spawn behind those gates), you're best bet is to buy a map of the place (also in Lower Jeuno) and print up a map of the coffers. You can search for Coffer Maps online and you'll pick up a few sites, or go to this website which has some good ones.
/cheer for them :)
I was lucky here, the alliance split up into 3 groups of 4 and spread out in all the areas coffers spawned. Each group was it's own party, and not allianced with another, to keep the confusion down. And, they each had at least one person who could Sneak and Invis. The groupd divided up and one went to each Banishing Gate and camped the spawns there. Doing it this way made it really easy, found 3 coffers in about 25 minutes.
This can still be tough though, because of having to always Sneak and occasionally Invis also. Then, some THF's also camp these coffers :'(. If a THF opens a Coffer for treasure, from what I've read, it won't re-spawn until another 30 minutes. But, if it is opened for an AF piece, the re-spawn is instant. Could be false, but I'm pretty sure it isn't.
But, when you find your Coffer and receive the Old Arm Guard, head back and talk to Guslam in Upper Jeuno, and then go to Lower Jeuno. Here you'll need to become a member of the Tenshodo (if you're not already), and in order to do, so you must purchase a Tenshodo Invite from the AH (around 1-2k usually). Then, coming from the Residential Area, take your first left past the Guide Stone into a door. Trade the invite to the person behind the desk, then go straight ahead and you can enter the door. If you're not a member, you can't enter. Then continue into a room with the Mithra Yin Pocanakhu in it, and buy the item she offers you. Then go to Port Jeuno and examine the ??? at the box that is right next to the AH. You'll get a cut-scene with a dead bald guy, and you make a contract with him.
Once that's done, head out to the Castle Zvhal. When you're there I'd recommend having your party Invis/ Sneaked, because there are a lot of mobs between the entrance and where you're going. They're mostly easy and decent, but it's still a pain. It's mostly one-way, and once you get to the end you'll see 4 torches. Make sure one person from your party examines only one, and have your party know which one. Once you defeat the NM, you all have to examine the same torch that summoned the NM to get the item. If you do the wrong one it'll come back again.
Finally, go back to the ??? in Port Jeuno, examine it to summon the dead bald guy, and poof! Hunter's Bracers! Congrats, another AF bites the dust! :)
AF5- Crawler's Nest Coffer Hunt
Lv. 56
Def 27
Enhances "Sharpshot" effect
This is also probably one of the easiest keys to get, another reason I think we are lucky with our AF. Just try going to the Eldieme Necropolis (took 7 hours, 2 keys) or Castle Oztroja (5 hours, 1 key) to get a key drop ><.... Did that helping a few friends out, lol. Not only that, but the mobs are pretty easy to take out, so you'll be flying through them. I'd say bring a party of level 50's (and you could gain good exp off the mobs), or just wait until you are level 55 and grab two to four others around the same level or higher to help. The AF piece is lvl 56 anyway. I did it with a lvl 55 RNG (me), lvl 55 PLD, lvl 55 WHM, and near the end a lvl 60 BRD and lvl 55 THF.
The guide says that Rumble Crawlers also drop them, but I never once get one :\... I'd just stick with the Helm Beetles.
As for the coffer, this can be difficult to find. It took me exactly 12 bottles of Silent Oil before I found it, so I was stuck at the chest on my last bottle. Then I got lost, agroed, and died, >< lol. I would recommend ether buying one or two stacks of Silent Oil, and half a stack of Prism Powder (Wespe and Soul Stingers agro to sight, Lab. Lizards sound also). Or, have a WHM friend/ sub WHM :P or NIN. Go to the website shown earlier to see a map of the coffer spawns. Most of the coffer spawns are on a far side of the map, if you take your second right coming from the entrance entering the big room where people fight Worker Crawlers, it'll lead you there. You know you're in the right place when you see a bunch of Labyrinth Lizards and Wespes and such... You could even probably get away with widescanning these mobs and tracking them to find this area. Having a map of this place would help a bunch (even though the quest for it is a pain), but I did it without, so its optional.
Once in, search the area, get the coffer, and you're done. Congrats :D... Next...
AF6- Davoi Coffer Hunt
Lv. 58
Def 41
Ranged Accuracy +10
Enhances "Camoflauge" effect
The Coffer is located in Monastac Cavern (sp?); the cave you went through earlier. The Coffer here is really easy to find, but it's dangerous, there are a lot of Orcs in the area ranging from Decent to IT++. But, the cave overall really small, so there aren't many places for the coffer to hide. :D
You prettymuch just need Invis, and maybe a Warp Scroll too, or a friend who can get you out quickly. It took me about 5 minutes to get find it, pretty easy ^^. Once you're done, you get your sexy body piece! Congrats! :D
Thats it! (phew) I hope that helps and was a little clearer... Wow, took a lot of time ><. Blah... Good luck though :)
I'll try to keep it updated so that the information is accurate. I've read over it a few times now (a week later, lol), and I think I worked out all the typos and such. ^^
Guide Made By:
- Rukenshin
- Seraph Server
- April 26th, 2004
By the way, feel free to make a post or send me a message/tell if you need any further help or explantion. I'd be happy too ^^... My POL name is Rukenshin also, or you could send a message to my on this forum (or my real e-mail account if you know it). Same goes for if I left something out or if you find out new information. Thanks :D
Good luck~
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A community meeting was held last Thursday to discuss options regarding what sports conference St. James Area may be aligned with in the future.
This meeting was held as a step in a sports conference review process that began when a group of parents and Saints fans appeared at the November St. James school board meeting seeking options for the Saints football program. Many people at that meeting expressed the belief the football team could not be competitive in the South Central Conference (SCC).
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Robert Wade, 76 - December 08, 2012Robert "Bob" R. Wade, 76, of Johnson Lake passed away Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012, at Bryan LGH Medical Center East in Lincoln.
Services will be conducted on Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 1 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Elwood with the Rev. Chuck Olsen officiating. Burial will take place at the Elwood Cemetery.
A visitation will be on Tuesday, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church in Elwood.
Wade was born Sept. 5, 1936, east of Elwood to Lowell E. and Alice L. (Fong) Wade. He graduated from Lexington High School with the Class of 1954.
He later attend the University of Nebraska-Lincoln before joining the Army National Guard. It was at boot camp where he met his eventual wife, Catherine Clough.
On Dec. 7, 1958, he married Catherine Clough at Versailles, KY. To this union, three children were born. The couple made resided in the Elwood area where he farmed with his father for several years.
In 1969, Wade and his family moved to California where he was employed with trucking. A few years later, they moved to Waverly where he worked at Goodyear and National Crane.
In 1974, he moved back to Lexington where he resumed farming. He was also involved with some real estate speculation, but farming always remained his passion, said family.
On March 3, 1984, he was united in marriage to Barbara Morris. The couple resided on a farm near Johnson Lake before eventually moving to a home at Lakeview Acres. Following his wife's passing in 2008, he returned to the farm where he lived and worked until his health would no longer allow.
Wade was a long-time member of the First Christian Church in Elwood. He had also been involved with the Lions Club in earlier years.
Among his many enjoyments were farming, working with cattle, traveling and Husker football, according to family members. He was also a bit of a philanthropist, having created and helped fund multiple local scholarships and charitable causes.
He was preceded in death by: his wife, Barbara; his parents, Lowell and Alice; a brother, Lowell Dennis Wade; nephew, Lowell Chad Wade.
Survivors include: his daughter, Sonia (Randy) Howard of Gothenburg; two sons—Greg Wade of Elm Creek and Todd Wade of Lincoln; two step-sons—Tim (Allison) Wamsley of Salt Lake City, UT, and Scott (Debra) Wamsley of Alabama; step-daughter, Sheri (Rick) Ballhorst of Grand Island; sister, Marilyn (Myron) Dawson of Elwood; four grandchildren—Monte (Amy) Brummet, Tasha Brummet, Sam Brummet and Rachel Howard; two great-grandchildren—Brenna Brummet and Tripp Brummet; five step-grandchildren, seven step-great-grandchildren; his significant other, Carol Stalker of Kearney; numerous other relatives.
Berryman Funeral Home of Cozad is in charge of arrangements.
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Flexible sterling bangle bracelet is easy to put on and because of its oval design stays put on your wrist. The bangle has twist off ends so you can easily add or change the charms. Fits 5 1/2" to 7 1/2" wrists. The artisan glass dangle is handmade at Gail Zona Jewelry studios, and comes with a sterling lobster claw clasp that allows you to add it to any wire bangle bracelet. The personalized sterling monogrammed disc can be 1-4 letters although it looks best with 2-4. The discs are hand-engraved so many designs are possible.
About School Joolz...Personalized jewelry to show your school spirit! Makes for an elegant graduation gift, birthday gift, or holiday gift. Great for alumni, students, cheerleaders, athletes, teachers, coaches, and fans. Group purchase prices available for banquets, awards, and other occasions. Can be used for fundraising as well.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's general economic index fell to minus 5.2 in May from 1.3 the prior month, and jobless claims jumped by 32,000 to 360,000 in the week ended May 11, exceeding all forecasts in a Bloomberg survey of economists. Further, an important inflation gauge showed the cost of living in the U.S. fell in April for a second month.
Equities: Once again, even in the face of lackluster economic data today, the U.S. equity markets are marching higher, with the JUN13 E-mini S&P futures trading up 3 points from yesterday's close. This morning, this market is trading at 1657. It looks like some resistance could show up at 1665. If the markets got up to 1665, we could see a pullback from there. This market is obviously very strong though. This is a classic sign of a bull market: Shrugging off bad news to rally higher.
Bonds: Mainly because of the lackluster economic data this morning, especially combined with the inflation data, the U.S. bonds have reversed course from a recent downtrend. The U.S. JUN13 30-year bond is trading up more than 1 point today to 145'08. With this data this morning not inciting more bond selling, we would not be surprised to see the bonds range from 143-147 before the next key jobs/unemployment report comes out in a few weeks in June. If this jobs number comes out strong once again and the unemployment number ticks downward again, this likely could give the bond market a reason to go down again and bring yields higher.
Currencies: The U.S. dollar is having a slight retracement against the pound, euro and yen, but is still strong vs. the Aussie dollar. The yen is currently above our key pivot of 97.60, thus above here we believe the yen will have a short covering rally. The Aussie dollar looks weak to us, as it is not rallying with other FX peers. This currency could head lower.
Commodities: Natural gas fell 3% after a report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed natural gas supplies rose more-than-expected last week. Corn futures (JUL13) are down more than 1% today as well. We focus more on gold futures. The gold market has had a lot of trouble staying below a key resistance area of $1,475-$1,480. A key level below the current price is $1,340. Gold is down around $8 this morning, trading at $1,388. We don't necessarily believe gold is going to $1,340 tomorrow, but would not be surprised to see gold gradually approach that key level.
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text: Student Profiles Jason Edward Finkelstein '09 Jason Edward Finkelstein '09 Majors: English and History; Minor: Theater Hometown: Mill Valley, California Why did you choose to come to Bowdoin? During my search for the right college, I quickly discovered that there is nothing scientific about the process. At the end of the day, it boils down to whether or not you can envision yourself as a member of the College. I knew that I wanted to go to a small school where the word TA (Teacher's Assistant) did not exist. The intimate classroom environment at Bowdoin is simply unbeatable; for instance, I had a class with four students in it last semester. Maine's natural beauty was also a draw; in many ways it reminded me of where I live in northern California, though the snow was a bit of a change. I was also very excited about the possibility of playing collegiate football. But none of these things were as important as visiting the campus and getting a feel for the College. To use a cliché, it just felt like a place I wanted to spend four years of my life. Why did you choose your major(s)? I came to Bowdoin with the intention of being a government and legal studies major, yet I just never had any luck getting into government courses. In the first semester of my first year, I was desperate to get into Introduction to International Relations, but it wasn't in the cards. So I ended up taking Professor Aviva Briefel's Introduction to Narrative, a class where we watched classic films such as Lolita and Apocalypse Now, and then compared them to their literary counterparts. After that class I knew I wanted to be an English major, and have had amazing (albeit varied) experiences in all the classes I have taken in the department. I sort of stumbled into a history major simply by taking classes I found interesting with professors I enjoyed. The great part about being a history major at Bowdoin is that beyond just training to understand history (which is certainly a component of the process), the history department gives its students the tools to be historians. Last semester I took Research in 19th Century U.S. History with Professor Patrick Rael, in which he encouraged his students to identify their own historical problems that defied simple explanation. I was so passionate about my topic that I decided to turn it into an independent study. What has been a course you especially enjoyed at Bowdoin? My favorite course at Bowdoin was Chinese Thought in the Classical Period with [now-retired professor] Kidder Smith. We started out the class every day by dancing for ten minutes to music from Kidder's own personal collection, which was as eclectic as it was interesting; there was everything from Stevie Wonder to chanting monks. It was an opportunity to let the rigors of daily college life just drain from your system, since it was impossible not to be happy when Kidder was having so much fun. The course was essentially organized around Chinese classics including The Art of War, Tao de Ching, the writings of Chuang Tzu, I Ching, the Tai Chi Ch'uan classics, and various works on Zen Buddhism. Though initially unsure whether or not the subject matter would appeal to me, Kidder made the material exciting and accessible. He challenged me to understand these incredibly difficult books on their own terms while encouraging me to incorporate their lessons into my everyday life. The class did a great deal to shape the way that I view history and the infinite number of historical processes that create the past. What professor or professors have especially inspired you during your time at Bowdoin? Three different professors—each from the three disciplines I focused on—had a particularly meaningful impact on my Bowdoin experience. In history, Professor Kidder Smith showed me how historians must view historical processes from myriad relevant perspectives and how to use these historical voices to create a narrative past that speaks to the truth of the experience. Theater professor Davis Robinson taught me how to refine a craft and make it my own, while English professor Ann Kibbie, my honors project advisor, has influenced the way I conceive of the literary world. All of them, however, have instilled in me a thirst for knowledge and understanding that has become the hallmark of my Bowdoin education. The Bowdoin Polar Bears' victory over the rival Colby Mules is something Jason says he'll remember his whole life. What extracurricular or work experiences have you had at Bowdoin? One of the greatest things about Bowdoin is that you have the opportunity to pursue a wide range of extra-curricular interests. I played football all four years here, but I never felt like "just a football player." For instance, I have been able to explore my passion for theater by directing three plays: All My Sons by Arthur Miller, Spiks (a play about the Puerto Rican experience in New York during the '50s), and I am currently directing my own adaptation of Of Mice and Men. In addition, I have been an active member of Bowdoin Men Against Sexual Violence (BMASV), which leads on-campus facilitations and comes up with practical ways to provide information and fosters an even more safe and friendly environment. I also mentored at-risk youth for the past two years with a program on campus called Bears and Cubs, which has been a particularly rewarding experience. It never ceases to amaze me how Bowdoin not only accepts a diversity of interests, but encourages it. I never once felt that I had to choose between my wide-range of passions. What have you done during your summers? I spent the summer before I came to Bowdoin traveling around Europe with my twin brother, Matthew. We visited London, Amsterdam, Lucerne, Munich, Venice, Rome, Florence, Paris, and Barcelona. The trip took about six weeks in total and it was an experience I would recommend to anyone who wants to see more of the world and enjoy other cultures. Since then I have held various intern positions at the law firms Seyfarth Shaw LLP and O'Melveny & Myers LLP. Last summer, I took a break from the law firm environment and helped coach my little brother's Pop Warner football team while working part-time as a waiter in a local restaurant. What is your best Bowdoin memory? My best memory of Bowdoin actually did not take place at Bowdoin, but on the Colby football field. This past season we played our final game against our nemesis, the Colby Mules. We always play each other tough and considering that the Colby-Bates-Bowdoin Championship was on the line and that it was the senior's final game, there was a lot at stake. The game was tight the whole way through until Oliver Kell '10 scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach. It was such an onslaught of emotions: the thrill of victory, the realization that I would never put on a helmet again, the knowledge that we seniors would get to leave the game champions. I also got poked in the eye on the play so I felt some pain too. It was a fitting end to my football career; experiencing the culmination of four years of hard work all within a single moment simply defies words. It was a moment I will remember as long as I live, and I would not trade it for anything. What are your plans for after graduation? Next year I will be a Teach For America corps member teaching specialized education in the Bay Area. My experience at Bowdoin, particularly my experience with Bears and Cubs (the Bowdoin branch of Big Brothers, Big Sisters) has made me realize how important the mission of Teach For America is; it rests at the very nexus of our country's cultural identity. After my two years with Teach For America are over, I plan on continuing my education by either pursuing a degree in law or a graduate degree in history or English literature. What advice would you give to a prospective student or first-year about the Bowdoin experience? Come to Bowdoin with an open mind and a sharpened pencil. You will meet so many different types of people and naturally, some will challenge you and some will become good friends. Bowdoin is a place that has an extraordinary diversity of thought and you will learn much more from the multiplicity of perspectives if you keep an open mind. Also, come ready to work. Bowdoin prides itself in being an academically challenging environment; professors demand a lot from their students, but they also give a lot as well. If you keep an open mind and a sharp pencil, there is quite a bit to be learned in four years at Bowdoin. What quirky or fun thing did you wish you knew before you came to Bowdoin? After the last day of classes in the spring, the hockey team hosts The Pete Schuh Memorial Softball Tournament to celebrate classes ending and to give us a bit of a distraction before we cram for finals. Some of my football buddies and I have a team called the Riders of Rohan; we have been to the semi-finals three years in a row, but have never made the championship match. The Pete Schuh is a great opportunity to take a break from the rigors of daily academic life, get intense about sports, and enjoy the early springtime sunshine. Story posted on April 02, 2009 « Back | More Student Profiles | Go to News Home


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An instrumental from the album "Däfos" by Mickey Hart, Airto Moreira and Flora Purim. The liner notes give the following description:
"One of the ancient spirits offers to be our guide through the next part of the journey. He is a psychomp, one who usually escorts the spirits of the recently deceased to the other side, the spirit world, and knows the way well. The music begins with an invocation to the spirit world using a Rain Stick from Brazil - a long reed tube with many thorns that deflect the dry seeds filling it as they gently fall when the tube is tilted to one side and the other. We then start a long, slow descent into the Underworld of Däfos. The music for our descent comes from the "Beam," an instrument of original design - a long aluminium I-beam with 12 bass piano strings stretched along its length; the vibration of the strings is sensed by a very large magnetic pickup. The sound is amplified through Meyers speakers and sub-woofers, whose loudness is varied with a foot-pedal, allowing a controlled degree of acoustic feedback."Mickey Hart gives the following, more concise, description in the liner notes for "Mondo Head":
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It seems Jennifer Lopez is following in the footsteps of Justin Bieber and Katy Perry.
The singer's manager, Benny Medina said she is working on a 3D concert film telling Extra it will focus on "the last few years in Jennifer's life as she faced big changes." Changes that included signing on (and off) as a judge on American Idol, divorcing her husband of seven years, Marc Anthony, and her current tour with Enrique Iglesias.
According to Medina, the title, which is a reference to her song with Pitbull, reflects J.Lo's ability to get back up and "dance again" after life throws her curve balls.
Jennifer is talking about these changes and more including moving on with her career, motherhood and her new beau, Casper Smart, in the September issue of InStyle, on newsstands now.
In the magazine, J.Lo even shares her very Zen way of dealing with all the stresses of her life.
"You realize that those difficult moments, the times when you feel pain, are when you do a lot of your growing," the singer said. "You realize: There's no reason to be terrified of things. Either way I'm going to be OK."
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NOPD searching for 40-year-old Keith Craig
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NOPD is asking for the public's assistance in finding Keith Craig.
The 40-year-old was last seen March 27 at about 9 a.m. getting into an unknown vehicle with an unknown person, according to a person NOPD interviewed.
His address is 4023 Clematis Street in New Orleans.
He is described as 5 foot 9, 190 pounds and was last seen wearing a black hat, black jacket, blue and brown shirt and blue jeans.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Third District Detective Roger Caillouet at 504-658-6184, the Third District Station at 504-658-6030, or the NOPD non-emergency number at 504-821-2222.


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During an interview yesterday with a radio station, Carrie Underwood decided to piss on Montreal. She and husband Mike Fisher were there recently and "our (rental) car got broken into. We had to...call them and be like, 'We're sorry! The car is broken."
So now she associates the city with auto theft. She also declared:
"I am not going back to Montreal."
Montreal won't miss her. It's a city of culture.
Jesus, can you imagine travelling with that? Sure, yeah, getting your car jacked totally sucks. But it's hardly a major, massive inconvenience when both are millionaires with resources in a modern city. And when you're on vacation, you get over that sh-t. When you're in Montreal, which is suuuuuch a romantic city, you get over it pretty quickly. You have to. You have to if you want to have a good time. Unless of course you're a pouty spoiled Country Bitch. Carrie Underwood is exactly the kind of girl who would let a minor setback ruin an entire holiday.
Being from Toronto, I hate the Ottawa Senators. I do however now feel genuine sympathy for Mike Fisher. He was locked in a car with it. FOR DAYS.
Have you ever been in a car with a toxic, poisonous person? One of those people who makes no effort NOT to spread her foulness over everyone in the vehicle? I've experienced this several times. You feel like opening the door and jumping. It's the most awful and uncomfortably suffocating experience ever. And this is Mike Fisher's life.
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Why Exercise Is Wise
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BAM! Body and Mind
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1. This report is based on the Student Enrollment File (ERSS) of the Enrollment Reporting System.
2. The census date for this report is the close of the third week of instruction for campuses on a quarter system and the fourth week of instruction for campuses on a semester system across all terms that comprise the college year. Enrollments are in terms of the net number of students actively enrolled on the census date.
3. The academic year includes fall, winter (if applicable), and spring semesters. The college year begins with the summer term which is followed by the fall, winter (if applicable), and spring terms.
4. Six of the campuses are on a quarter system that includes a winter term, while the remaining campuses are on a semester system. College year enrollments are calculated as follows:
5. Full-time equivalent students (FTES) are calculated using student level as follows:
6. Regular students are those individuals who attempt 6.1 student credit units or more during a term. Limited students are those individuals who attempt six or fewer student credit units. As a consequence of the relatively small workload being attempted, limited students are charged reduced student fees.
7. College Year headcount enrollment and full-time equivalent student (FTES) totals are often displayed to one decimal place in this report even though they are calculated to six decimal points in the software. Systemwide headcount enrollment and FTES results may therefore differ if campus totals are summed employing different rounding rules.
8. For purposes of this report, class level for undergraduates is determined by the value found in the Enrollment Reporting System data element Student Level Code.
Campuses typically determine student level for undergraduates by the number of accumulated semester or quarter credit hours as follows:
9. A postbaccalaureate student holds an acceptable baccalaureate or its equivalent and has not been admitted to a graduate program. Postbaccalaureate students in this report are split into those seeking a basic teaching credential (single subject, multiple subject, or special education) and all other postbaccalaureate students.
10. A graduate student holds an acceptable baccalaureate or its equivalent and has been admitted to a graduate program (master's or doctoral). The distinction between graduate and postbaccalaureate students is based on the information reported in the Enrollment Reporting System data element Student Standing Code.
11. The College Year Report differentiates student credit units by the level of the course (lower division, upper division, or graduate) being attempted. Annualized student credit units (SCU) by course level are calculated for semester campuses by determining the student credit units being attempted at each level of course and dividing the result by 2. Quarter campus annualized student credit units (SCU) by course level are derived by dividing the student credit units being attempted at each course level by 3.
12. "Campus Totals" refer to enrollments for campuses, excluding supplemental programs operated by the CSU. "System Totals" include enrollments for Summer Arts, International Programs and CalStateTEACH. Beginning in college year 1998-99, Statewide Nursing is included in Dominguez Hills enrollment.
13. Tables 1 through 4 describe both term and college year data. Additional college year summary information is shown on tables 5 through 8. College-year new student information is presented in tables 9 to 21. The remaining tables comprising the College Year Report (22 to 29) depict headcount and academic year data that are useful in the enrollment planning process.
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A volunteer from France talks about her time working with the talibé children; including helping with medical treatments and managing budgets.
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By CNN Staff
NEW YORK (CNN) — The National Park Service announced that there is no projected reopening date for New York's iconic Ellis Island due to extensive damage it sustained during Superstorm Sandy last October.
This uncertainty comes days after Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's announcement that the Statue of Liberty is set to reopen to the public by the Fourth of July.
Although there is little damage to the museum collection in the Immigration Building, there is significant damage to the infrastructure as a result of the storm, according to the National Park Service. During the storm, water filled the basement of the Immigration Building, and there was also significant damage to mechanical systems and the building's fire suppression system.
The National Park Service stated that it is "working hard to prioritize all the projects needed to reopen and will announce this information as soon as possible."
According to the National Park Service, Salazar stated that repairs to both Ellis Island and Liberty Island could cost as much as $59 million.
Located in Upper New York Bay, Ellis Island served as a gateway for millions of immigrants to the United States from 1892 until 1954. The Ellis Island Immigration Museum opened in 1990 and attracts 3 million visitors each year.
CNN's Madeline Fish and Brittany Brady contributed to this report.


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Get your day off to a great start with our extended free breakfast. We can prepare a take away lunch.
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BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is cutting gas prices by 10 cents a gallon for three months.
The world's biggest retailer says customers visiting participating Murphy USA and Walmart gas stations June 29 through Sept. 30 will receive the discount on all fuel, gas and diesel purchases when they use a reloadable Walmart gift card, Walmart MoneyCard or a Walmart credit card.
Gas prices got close to $4 a gallon on average in late April and early May, but have since fallen to a national average of $3.57 per gallon. Still, the government reported on Monday that Americans spent at the weakest pace in 20 months in May, a sign gas prices may be hurting the economic recovery.
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PEMBROKE, N.C. – Eren Moses and Teon Beckett put up a double-double each to lead the Cobras in their 78-72 loss to UNC Pembroke on Sunday (Dec. 22) in men's basketball action. The Cobras close out the 2013 portion of their schedule with a 5-4 overall record.
In a very evenly matched contest, the Cobras and the Braves had six ties and 11 lead changes over the 40 minutes of action. The difference in the game came at the foul line, as UNCP converted 23 of 29 free throws, while Coker connected on two of three attempts from the charity stripe.
After a balanced first half the Cobras and the Braves were deadlocked at 33 heading to halftime. In the second half the Braves slowing gained as much as an 11 point lead with just over seven minutes left in the game, but the Cobras were not about to roll over and give up. They continued to battle and thanks to back-to-back 3-pointers by Beckett and Moses, trimmed the lead to just five, 77-72, with 11 seconds remaining. Unfortunately for Coker, the Braves knocked down a pair of free throws in the final seconds to put the game out of reach, 78-72.
Moses led the Cobras with 17 points and 14 rebounds, while Beckett netted 13 points and pulled down 12 boards. Julian Nelson also scored 17 points and Trey Marshall contributed 10 points to the Cobra offense.
The Cobras will return to the hardwood after the first of the year for a South Atlantic Conference game at home against Brevard College on Saturday, Jan. 4. Tip-off is scheduled for 4 p.m.


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Director's Corner
21 January 2010
Accelerator Advisory Panel meeting in snowy Oxford
Last week I introduced a set of ILC baseline changes, the "SB2009 Proposal Document," proposed through the Global Design Effort project managers. I also mentioned that the first step in evaluating this proposal was an in-depth review held in Oxford, UK, just after the New Year. The Accelerator Advisory Panel (AAP) is a panel of technical and project experts that advises me on technical, R&D and management issues. It will be a couple of more weeks before I receive their detailed report, but in anticipation, I briefly report some highlights based on their comments to me and their presentation at the closeout session. Some emphasis may be different when the final report is received.
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The AAP was given the SB2009 proposal document just before the Christmas break and they were asked to read it carefully before the review in the first week of January. The idea was to prepare the panel in advance to minimise the need for formal presentations during the review. Instead, the panel would be able to concentrate on questions and discussions during the actual review. As a result, I must commend and thank the panel members for spending time and preparing well, despite the holidays. It was immediately evident to me in the discussions I had with the panel before the actual meeting began that they were well prepared, and that they were both very impressed and had some misgivings regarding the SB2009 proposal. This led to a very stimulating review meeting.
The AAP members commented spontaneously to me at the outset that they were particularly impressed by the innovations that were apparent in parts of the proposal, such as the new damping ring configurations and the travelling focus concept to enhance luminosity at the final focus. At the same time, they also stressed that we should be conservative about making formal changes to the baseline, and they quoted their earlier report from last spring, when they commented on the impending SB2009 design work:
"The redesign should only be considered for those components and aspects where the benefits are high. During the transition time the RDR solution must be preserved to maintain readiness for construction of the ILC."
This cautious advice was aimed at making sure that we maintain a ready-state, as we move forward, by maintaining a baseline that can be proposed at any time as an implementable design, confident that technologies have been demonstrated and risks minimised. This advice is well taken, and we have been attempting to balance it against our needs and desires to evolve and maintain a design as forward-looking and cost-effective as possible. I firmly believe that cost containment during the technical design phase will be absolutely essential, and that to achieve that goal we will need to identify some real cost savings in the design. It is equally important that we aggressively include new ideas and evolve the ILC design accordingly, so that we can implement a forward-looking but realistic project when the time comes.
I will defer discussing the specific AAP recommendations and how we will take them into account until the final report is available. I do believe that for the most part, we will be able to accept much of what they recommend while continuing to work towards the proposed changes with priority, although we may be well advised to defer some formal changes until designs and R&D demonstrations of the proposed solutions are more mature. The AAP also made the suggestion that we re-institute a formal configuration control process, and we will be considering how to implement this recommendation in the most effective way.
I would like to especially note the high level work of our own team in producing the very good write-up and excellent presentations that were the basis of the AAP review. Having such a rigorous review at this point in our process has been very healthy and we will most definitely benefit from the sound advice that we are receiving. In that regard, the AAP panel deserves my special thanks for their very hard work, insights and recommendations.
-- Barry Barish


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Joe Harris (Image Comics' Great Pacific) and comedian Liam McEneaney (Tell Your Friends) join the boys to talk about Batman, Ant-Punisher, and Klingon Embassies. And, it's Pete's birthday!
This Week's Stack: B.P.R.D.: Hell On Earth: The Devil's Engine #3, Wonder Woman #11, Journey Into Mystery #641
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'Quinn also looked ahead to the future as he prepares to try and resign both Chris Drury and Daniel Briere this offseason. He defended the team's practice of not negotiating contracts during the season because it may look like the team is favoring one player over another. "I do think it works," Quinn said, "because unless you're prepared to do everybody you're saying to one guy you're not coming back and you are."'
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Ron` wrote:Sam, again ... don't overanalyze the game lol, that was the play, just didn't turn out so good... The speed of this game, if you've never played it, overrides the mental side. You have to read and react in Milli seconds!
Are you stoned man?
This is pro hockey.
Mili-seconds is the difference between a goal and a shot that's stopped by the goalie.
Colby should have shot that puck as soon as he got it on his stick. If he had it would have been a goal.


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Blue-White scrimmage will answer questions for UNH footballBy ALLEN LESSELS
Special to the Union Leader
August 16. 2017 12:29AM
Blue-White GameWhen: Next Tuesday, noon
Where: Wildcat Stadium
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DURHAM — One down, one to go.
The University of New Hampshire football team went through drills and scrimmaged at Wildcat Stadium on Monday night.
The Wildcats have one scrimmage remaining — the fall Blue-White game next Tuesday at noon — before they open the 2017 season.
UNH opens the season with a familiar foe in an unusual spot on the schedule. The Wildcats square off against border rival Maine for a "Thursday Night Throwdown" battle on Thursday, Aug. 31 at 7 p.m. The two teams traditionally meet in the last regular season game of the year.
"It's closing in," coach Sean McDonnell told his team after Monday night's scrimmage. "It's getting here quickly."
The offense had its most productive moments early and late in Monday night's scrimmage. The defense shined in the middle parts.
McDonnell was happy with the offense in an early "coming out" session of the controlled scrimmage, when the unit tried to work its way out of difficult field position.
"I was really pleased with the offense coming out, when they were moving the ball and all we were trying to get was 10 yards and a first down," he said. "They really executed in that coming out period, which is huge. That's a big field position thing and it's hard to practice. We got that done. Then we got into the scrimmage a little bit and it was a little back and forth and the defense was coming on. We made a couple of plays."
Senior Rick Holt of Portsmouth and junior Ryan Sosnak are back for a second year as starters at defensive tackle. Junior linebacker Jared Kuehl of Plymouth was fourth on the team in tackles last year.
"Holt and Sosnak start it off on the inside," McDonnell said. "I thought Kuehl showed up running to the ball pretty good and our safeties tackled well in open space."
Receivers Malik Love, a sophomore, and Rory Donovan, a junior, each had a couple of impressive catches on Monday night.
"I was pleased with Love," McDonnell said. "I was pleased that Donovan made a couple of good catches. I've got to see how we blocked up front and what we did. The protection's got to get better. But we're OK."
Love led UNH receivers in catches with 59 for 520 yards and a touchdown last year. Junior Neil O'Connor had 58 catches for 834 yards and six TDs. Donovan had 27 catches for 348 yards and three scores.
Amherst's Trevor Knight directed the first team offense in the scrimmage and created plays with his throwing and scrambling ability.
"Trevor has the ability to throw and run and when he's going on the run and getting going, it's going to give us a great opportunity offensively to do things," McDonnell said.
Knight completed 179 of his 310 passes (56.1 percent) last year for 1,714 yards and 14 touchdowns with 10 interceptions. He also rushed for 622 total yards (he had 226 yards in losses for a net of 396 yards) and four touchdowns.
The Wildcats closed out the regular season last year with a 24-21 win at Maine, a victory that propelled the team to a 13th straight appearance in the NCAA Division I tournament, the longest such streak in the nation.


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Rapper T.I. will face a federal judge this afternoon (October 15) after being arrested over the weekend on felony weapons charges.
T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., will appear before US Magistrate Judge Alan J. Baverman at the United States Courthouse in Atlanta later today.
Prosecutors will charge the rapper with possession of unregistered machine guns and possession of firearms by a convicted felon, after a federal investigation revealed the rapper was allegedly trying to purchase machine guns in Atlanta.
According to documents released by the ATF, the investigation started 11-days ago, when the rapper's bodyguard asked a licensed gun dealer at The Gun Store about buying a machine gun and not registering it, as required by law.
On October 2, the dealer reported the incident to the ATF who started an investigation and provided a fictitious cellphone number to an undercover agent posing as a machine gun dealer.
Eight days later on October 10, Harris called the bodyguard to pick up $12,000 in cash to buy the weapons. The bodyguard met the undercover agent at a K-Mart in Doraville.
T.I.'s bodyguard then gave the agent $2,200 and a .223-caliber pistol in exchange for three 9mm machine guns and two 9mm silencers.
Federal agents then arrested the bodyguard, who revealed he was buying the guns for T.I. and that he had purchased almost 25 firearms over the past 18 months for the rapper, who is a convicted felon and legally barred from owning firearms.
In one incident in September, the bodyguard claims that the rapper gave him cash to purchase a Calico 9mm from The Gun Store.
After legally purchasing the weapon, T.I. allegedly invited the bodyguard into his bedroom, where the rapper showed the man a walk in safe with a finger-print scanner, tall enough for a person to enter.
Inside of the safe were a number of assault rifles in black duffle bags.
In another incident in September, T.I. asked the bodyguard to purchase a .500 caliber Smith & Wesson revolver, which was allegedly given to Grand Hustle rapper Alfamega, who then delivered the weapon to T.I.
The next day, on October 11, the cooperating bodyguard called another bodyguard working for T.I. to discuss security services while agents were listening.
During the conversation, T.I. grabbed the phone and the bodyguard allegedly told the rapper he had "everything for you [referring to T.I.]"
On October 12, Harris called the cooperating bodyguard while federal agents listened and arranged to pick up the guns the next day.
On October 13, around 1:00 PM, T.I. called the bodyguard and asked him to bring the guns to a recording studio.
At the behest of ATF agents, the bodyguard arranged to meet in the shopping center parking lot in Atlanta.
The rapper arrived at the parking lot and the bodyguard, who was wired, entered T.I.'s vehicle.
The bodyguard asked the function of a silencer to which T.I. replied "No Flash, no bang."
T.I. then asked the bodyguard what the "E" meant on one of the machine guns.
The bodyguard explained that the "E" meant semi-automatic mode, while the "F" meant fully automatic function, which T.I. Allegedly acknowledged.
The rapper inquired about ammunition, the capacity of the magazines and any change that might be left over from the purchase.
Federal agents then arrested T.I. without incident, recovering three firearms, including one between the drivers seat the center console.
T.I.'s girlfriend Tameka "Tiny" Cottle and Grandhustle rappers Mac Boney and Young Dro were also arrested.
While Mac Boney and Young Dro were not charged with any crimes and released, Cottle, who was a member of the all-girl band Xscape, was charged with possession of marijuana and the drug Ecstasy.
A subsequent search of T.I.'s home recovered three rifles, two pistols and a revolver in the walk-in closet and safe in his bedroom.
Five of the firearms were loaded.
T.I. was held in federal custody over the weekend on two felony charges: possession of unregistered machine guns and possession of firearms by a convicted felon.
"There are two sides to every story," T.I.'s lawyer Dwight Thomas told CNN. "I've seen copies of the documents as a result of the search, but I have not seen any evidence yet, in terms of any physical evidence."
Thomas also revealed to CNN that he was not aware of T.I.'s past criminal record as a convicted felon.
"The are two sides to every story, sometimes three." Thomas said. "As you know we aren't going to try the case in the press. Whatever his stance is will come out in the court of law, we won't try it in the media."


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It's a Tale of Two Miserable Baseball Cities
With two big-league teams to choose from, folks in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and the San Francisco Bay area get double the baseball. But for those in Chicago and Los Angeles so far this year, that has meant double the misery.
The Windy City's Cubs and White Sox were a combined 30-42, a .417 winning percentage, and last in their respective divisions Monday afternoon. Chicagoans can at least be thankful they're not in Los Angeles. The Angels and Dodgers have a combined 29-44 record and .397 winning percentage.
If these four teams continue at this pace, it will be a historically wretched year for any metropolitan area with two ball clubs.
Since Major League Baseball switched to a 162-game schedule in 1962, only five pairs of same-region teams have combined to finish a season with a winning percentage of .417 or lower, according to Stats LLC.
The saddest duo in history was the 1979 Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants, who together lost 199 games. The A's were especially bad, losing twice as many games (108) as they won (54). At least they had a better winning percentage than one of their pitchers, Matt Keough, who finished with a 2-17 record.
On the bright side, Los Angeles baseball fans can look forward to something later this month. The Angels and Dodgers play in a four-game series May 27-30, guaranteeing four victories for the Los Angeles area.
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We took a trip out to Modesto, California, to check out the Inking In The Valley Tattoo Convention. This was the third annual show and you could see that the attendances from previous conventions have steadily risen. The event was held at the Modesto Center Plaza. The main entrance featured two rides from the Impalas Car Club Stockton chapters.
The indoor hall area held an exhibit from our Lowrider Arte cover tattoo/artist OG Spider who made his way from Orange County. There was also room for a few NorCal top lowriders show cars, such as Doug Vigil's '64, Randy Perez '36 Auburn, and Trino Alfaro's '58. The outdoor show area also had several car clubs represented, including Impalas, Life's Finest, and New Style. The exhibit attracted thousands of spectators over the two-day period.


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