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Sherm's Custom Plating Tour
There are some Road Tours that have a regular participant following year after year. While we do not always go to the same place every year, the Sherm's Custom Plating Tour is always in the fall and it always begins or ends in the Northern California area due to Sherm's location in Sacramento. The tour has become one of the largest of the season and it definitely has a regular following. The Sherm's Custom Plating Road Tourians are a loyal group.
The 2013 edition of the Sherm's Custom Plating Tour began in Sacramento with a lunch stop on Friday at the headquarters of Flowmaster. The food was great and the tour of the facility was very interesting. It was then on to the Sherm's Custom Plating facility where we all got a real education about the chrome plating process. There is a lot that goes into making things shiny. All the participants received a Sherm's Custom Plating T-shirt.
Saturday we began our day at the shop of custom car legend Dick Bertolucci. Dick has been involved in custom paint- and bodywork since the late '40s and he still enjoys talking about the early days of the custom scene in Northern California. We all enjoyed seeing some of the vehicles he still has in his collection.
After a quick stop at Tognotti's Auto World store we all headed to the private shop and collection of Sherm's President Gary Matranga. Gary has a fantastic stable of cars and motorcycles. We all enjoyed seeing the vehicles and appreciated the great meal that Gary provided for everyone.
Sunday we headed to the Napa Valley area and on to the home and studio of artist Michael Cooper. Michael is a definite car guy who produces some amazing pieces of art using exotic wood and a vivid imagination.
Sunday afternoon we were guests at the home of Glenda and Steve Castelli just north of Santa Rosa. Steve's collections of gas station memorabilia, riding toys, and vehicles are legendary. After our tour through his collections we were treated to a delicious meal prepared by the Windsor High School culinary class. It was an amazing Sunday on the Sherm's Tour.
Heading south on Monday morning we made a brief stop in Sausalito for lunch then on to Richmond and the private collection of Al Engel. Al's huge collection of vehicles has outgrown his current building and he has plans to expand the facility in the near future. From Al's we traveled on to Oakland and Moal's Coachbuilder facility. Owner Steve Moal took time to show us the projects that the Moal team currently has under construction.
Tuesday we crossed over San Francisco Bay and visited Roy Brizio Street Rods. Roy and his crew are always great hosts for a visit and Sherm's Custom Plating picked up the tab for some very good pizza. Continuing south we visited Bruce Canepa Design and Museum. Bruce has an amazing array of vehicles on display and specializes in exotic sports cars. The shop area is equipped to do full restorations on all types of collector vehicles. We spent Tuesday evening in beautiful Pacific Grove near Monterey.
Wednesday morning we drove south on the spectacular Pacific Coast Highway through Big Sur and on to the ocean-side town of Cambria. Our destination for the afternoon was Hearst Castle. The Hearst Castle and surrounding grounds are almost indescribable in their beauty and vastness. There are a number of different tours available of the home and the grounds. Many of the Road Tourians took more than one of the tours and came away in awe of the splendor of the Hearst Castle. We all enjoyed the sunset over the ocean from our beach-front accommodations.
Thursday morning we headed east toward Bakersfield. The NHRA California Hot Rod Reunion has been a destination for the Sherm's Tour on a number of previous occasions. The event is held at the historic Auto Club Famoso Raceway about 15 miles north of Bakersfield. Rose Dickerson and the crew from the NHRA Wally Parks Museum do a fantastic job of coordinating the event every year. Again this year we had a great spot for the AMSOIL/STREET RODDER hospitality tent and we were all able to park together.
It was a great weekend at the California Hot Rod Reunion. This marked the 21st year for the event and it has become one of the premier hot rod happenings on the West Coast. The quality and number of vintage race cars participating is staggering. Starting on Friday morning the racing continued all weekend with the popular Saturday evening cacklefest as one of the highlights. The car show in the spectator parking lots rivals the show on the track with folks coming from California and beyond to attend.
The Sherm's Custom Plating Road Tour again proved to be another amazing week with folks having fun with their cars. We saw some amazing car collections and shops along the way. It is no wonder that so many folks have the Sherm's Custom Plating Road Tour on their schedule every year. Mark your calendar and join in the fun in 2014 as the Sherm's Tour makes a repeat trip to Las Vegas and the SEMA Show in November.


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Aharper necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 132 diseños de 28 diseñadores freelance.
Harcom Data Services
We are a small data services company looking to grow into a big data services company. We specialize in being a "one stop shop" for all your copper and fiber data needs. We are looking for a logo that would eventually be recognized worldwide. Something that is going to stick into people's mind.
Our target is large Telecommunication, IT, and Electrical companies. We are looking to partner with any company that deals with data infrasture.
No cartoon images, standard images.
Would like to see logo's that are incorporated into the name as well as outside the name.
Would like to see logo's on black, red, and white backgrounds
Be creative I want this to be a logo that will really stand out, and be memorable.
Keep in mind that this will also be used on a wide array of marketing tools.
Feel free to use different fonts.
Also looking for something that could be a corporate image.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Tech senior Syrym Abdukhalikov has been rewarded for his continued success on the court, being named adidas® Ohio Valley Conference Male Athlete of the Week in tennis for the second straight week.
Three was a magic number for Abdukhalikov last week, as he went 3-0 at No. 1 singles and 3-0 at the No. 1 doubles spot as Tennessee Tech picked up three conference wins at home.
Against Jacksonville State, he won the tiebreaker in the second set against undefeated Gamecock, Igor Santos. His win clinched the match for TTU. He also posted wins against SIUE and Eastern Illinois. He teamed with Alejandro Augusto to earn a trio of wins in the No. 1 doubles spot.
Abdukhalikov owns a 7-0 OVC singles mark and a 7-0 league
doubles record. Overall, the senior is 12-2 in singles play, and
8-6 in doubles.
Tech is undefeated in conference play, posting a 7-0 record. The Golden Eagles face Austin Peay Saturday at 1 p.m. in Clarksville, Tenn. before traveling to Murray, Ky. to face Murray State at 11 a.m. on Sunday.


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Today, President Obama finally released his "long-form," or official, birth certificate. There has never been any doubt about the fact that Obama was born in Honolulu. The local newspapers reported it; case closed. Therefore, he is a natural-born American citizen and is eligible for the presidency.
The mystery has always been, why was Obama so reluctant to release his long-form birth certificate? There have been two possible explanations: 1) the birth certificate contains some embarrassing information that Obama would prefer not to make public; or 2) he thought the "birther" controversy was hurting Republicans, and therefore wanted to keep it going.
Here is the birth certificate, as posted on the White House web site; click to enlarge:
I don't see anything embarrassing about it. That suggests that Obama was keeping it out of sight on the theory that it was a distraction to Republicans that made some of them look bad with independents. That hypothesis is consistent with the timing of the release of the birth certificate: polls in recent weeks have shown that the "issue" was apparently hurting Obama, as astonishingly large numbers of Americans told pollsters that they doubted whether Obama was born in the U.S. So he decided to call the game off. That's how it looks to me, anyway.
Now we can get back to serious issues, like the federal debt and the price of gasoline.
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Basic Facts About Mountain Lions
The mountain lion (Puma concolor) is also known as the cougar, puma, panther, and catamount, and is the largest wildcat in North America. Mountain lions have powerful limbs and can leap as high as 15 feet and as far as 40 feet.
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Did You Know?
Mountain lions can be almost as large as jaguars, but are less muscular and not as powerful; where their ranges overlap, the mountain lion tends to be smaller than average.
Mountain lions eat large mammals such as deer, and smaller mammals such as mice, squirrels, porcupines, raccoons, rabbits and beavers.
There are an estimated 30,000 mountain lions in the western United States. One mountain lion subspecies, the Florida panther, is critically endangered with a population of less than 100 individuals.
With the exception of humans, the mountain lion has the largest range of any mammal in the Western Hemisphere. They are found from Canada to Argentina. In North America, they can be found from British Columbia and southern Alberta to California and Texas. Small populations can be found east of the Mississippi River. The Florida panther is found in isolated populations in Florida.
Mountain lions are solitary animals. They are very territorial and actively avoid other cats except during courtship. Their ranges can vary in size from 10 square miles to around 370 square miles; females tend to have smaller ranges than males.
Did You Know?
Young mountain lions have spots, but adults do not!
Mountain lions are active hunters and may travel long distances in search of food. They hunt alone and attack from behind, breaking the neck of their prey by biting it at the base of the skull. After killing their prey, they will bury it and leave it, coming back to feed on it when hungry.
Mating Season: Commonly from December to March, but can happen at any time during the year.
Gestation: 82-96 days.
Litter size: 2-4 kittens.
Females have two to four kittens, which the mother raises alone. The kittens nurse for two months, and then start to travel with their mother at which time she teaches them to hunt. They will remain with their mother from 1 ½ - 2 years. Males that enter another male's territory have been known to kill the kittens so that females will be more willing to mate.
Threats to Mountain Lions
They have long been persecuted and hunted as a threat to livestock. Current threats also include habitat loss and poaching.


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Captain Spork wrote:FYI, dude, you didnt post all the photos of what we did. theres the one of cadillac, and theres the "Giant Evil Robots" one. And I dont value my fingers, nexttie we find a road, i'll totally touch one of the wires if you tell me to!
I won't tell you to. And yes, I did post the "Giant killer robots ahead" one. It's the bottom picture.


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"It is an outbreak that started with a military lab that conducts biological experiments which is the most deadly virus and it is airborne, because of it's mutation, there is no cure and it takes advantage of ideal conditions to spread it's wings." – Contributed by Oogle.
Liz Szabo, Dan Vergano and Elizabeth Weise10:50a.m. EST January 11, 2013
The flu was widespread in 47 states as of the first week of January and this flu season has so far killed a total 21 children, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.
This year's flu vaccine appears to be about 62% effective against the currently circulating strains, according to CDC. This is "moderate effectiveness" according to CDC's report and slightly above the usual level of effectiveness for flu vaccine based on previous research.
Even if the vaccine is not 100% effective, vaccination is still crucial for not only personal but also public health. It offers substantial protection for the individual. In addition, people who have been vaccinated and later go on to get the flu appear to have much milder cases. And those same people also shed less flu virus, making it less likely they'll pass it along to those around them, said Arnold Monto, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich., and a member of the Infectious Diseases Society of America's Influenza Advisory Group, which works with CDC.
This year about 35% of the U.S. population is on track to be vaccinated, said CDC spokesman Tom Skinner. "Certainly it is not perfect but it's a better defense versus not having flu vaccine."
Anecdotal reports from some medical centers show some people who had documented flu shots later coming down with the flu.
Robert Glatter, an emergency medicine physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, is seeing indications that this year's vaccine may not be as protective as had been hoped, especially against Influenza B, one of three flu strains currently circulating. "This may be contributing to some patients' profound and severe symptoms associated with the 2013 outbreak" he said.
Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, says a careful analysis of the data shows that the flu vaccine's "match" has little to do with its effectiveness. Even flu vaccines that are well-matched for the flu strains in circulation may still offer poor protection, says Osterholm, also a professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
A report released four months ago by the the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota found that while many studies put the efficacy of flu vaccine for healthy adults at between 70% to 90%, when they only looked at well-designed and rigorous studies it was closer to 59% for healthy adults between 18 and 64 years of age. The intranasal vaccine, sold as FluMist, is about 83% effective for children ages 6 months to 7 years, the report says.
The flu vaccine used in the United States is based on the mix of flu viruses circulating in the Southern Hemisphere the season before. Every year virologists at the World Health Organization look at the mix and attempt to predict what will appear in the Western hemisphere later in the year.
They announce their decision in April, just as the previous flu season in the northern hemisphere is wrapping up. Vaccine manufacturers have about five months to produce vaccine for the next season and vaccination begins in August and September, said Michael Jhung, an officer in the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's influenza division.
The best guess for this year's season was a mix of H3N2, H1N1 and Influenza B. The H3N2 and H1N1 in the vaccine "look a lot like" the flu currently in circulation and the Influenza B strain is about a 70% match, said Jhung. "That's not bad," said Jhung.
With such relatively low efficacy, the flu shot doesn't have much power to produce true "herd immunity," Osterholm says. Herd immunity is achieved when so many people are immunized with an effective vaccine that the community's viral load drops, protecting even the unvaccinated.
While Osterholm encourages people to be vaccinated, he says it's also important for people to realize how mediocre the current vaccines are. "The number one deterrent to getting new flu vaccines is the perception that the current ones are good enough," Osterholm says.
Osterholm says the world needs "next generation" vaccines to provide broader, longer-lasting protection from the flu. But very few of these "game-changing" vaccines are being developed, partly due to the expense and financial risk.
If the 177 influenza vaccines in clinical trials around the world, all but 13 are made in the traditional way, Osterholm says. And only one of those 13 is being developed by the U.S. government.


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Once a protocol that meets application needs has been chosen, additional tuning (based on the selected protocol) might improve performance.
A protocol's performance can be modified using the following three broker properties:
For TCP and SSL protocols, these properties affect the speed of message delivery between client and broker. For HTTP and HTTPS protocols, these properties affect the speed of message delivery between the Message Queue tunnel servlet (running on a Web server) and the broker. For HTTP/HTTPS protocols there are additional properties that can affect performance (see HTTP/HTTPS Tuning).
The protocol tuning properties are described in the following sections.
The nodelay property affects Nagle's algorithm (the value of the TCP_NODELAY socket-level option on TCP/IP) for the given protocol. Nagle's algorithm is used to improve TCP performance on systems using slow connections such as wide-area networks (WANs).
When the algorithm is used, TCP tries to prevent several small chunks of data from being sent to the remote system (by bundling the data in larger packets). If the data written to the socket does not fill the required buffer size, the protocol delays sending the packet until either the buffer is filled or a specific delay time has elapsed. Once the buffer is full or the timeout has occurred, the packet is sent.
For most messaging applications, performance is best if there is no delay in the sending of packets (Nagle's algorithm is not enabled). This is because most interactions between client and broker are request/response interactions: the client sends a packet of data to the broker and waits for a response. For example, typical interactions include:
Creating a connection
Creating a producer or consumer
Sending a persistent message (the broker confirms receipt of the message)
Sending a client acknowledgment in an AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE or CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE session (the broker confirms processing of the acknowledgment)
For these interactions, most packets are smaller than the buffer size. This means that if Nagle's algorithm is used, the broker delays several milliseconds before sending a response to the consumer.
However, Nagle's algorithm may improve performance in situations where connections are slow and broker responses are not required. This would be the case where a client sends a nonpersistent message or where a client acknowledgment is not confirmed by the broker (DUPS_OK_ACKNOWLEDGE session).
The inbufsz property sets the size of the buffer on the input stream reading data coming in from a socket. Similarly, outbufsz sets the buffer size of the output stream used by the broker to write data to the socket.
In general, both parameters should be set to values that are slightly larger than the average packet being received or sent. A good rule of thumb is to set these property values to the size of the average packet plus 1 kilobyte (rounded to the nearest kilobyte). For example, if the broker is receiving packets with a body size of 1 kilobyte, the overall size of the packet (message body plus header plus properties) is about 1200 bytes; an inbufsz of 2 kilobytes (2048 bytes) gives reasonable performance. Increasing inbufsz or outbufsz greater than that size may improve performance slightly, but increases the memory needed for each connection.
In addition to the general properties discussed in the previous two sections, HTTP/HTTPS performance is limited by how fast a client can make HTTP requests to the Web server hosting the Message Queue tunnel servlet.
A Web server might need to be optimized to handle multiple requests on a single socket. With JDK version 1.4 and later, HTTP connections to a Web server are kept alive (the socket to the Web server remains open) to minimize resources used by the Web server when it processes multiple HTTP requests. If the performance of a client application using JDK version 1.4 is slower than the same application running with an earlier JDK release, you might need to tune the Web server keep-alive configuration parameters to improve performance.
In addition to such Web server tuning, you can also adjust how often a client polls the Web server. HTTP is a request-based protocol. This means that clients using an HTTP-based protocol periodically need to check the Web server to see if messages are waiting. The imq.httpjms.http.pullPeriod broker property (and the corresponding imq.httpsjms.https.pullPeriod property) specifies how often the Message Queue client runtime polls the Web server.
If the pullPeriod value is -1 (the default value), the client runtime polls the server as soon as the previous request returns, maximizing the performance of the individual client. As a result, each client connection monopolizes a request thread in the Web server, possibly straining Web server resources.
If the pullPeriod value is a positive number, the client runtime periodically sends requests to the Web server to see if there is pending data. In this case, the client does not monopolize a request thread in the Web server. Hence, if large numbers of clients are using the Web server, you might conserve Web server resources by setting the pullPeriod to a positive value.


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Seven years ago, I was asked to cover the Academy Awards from backstage. To get the necessary credentials, I had to be personally vetted by producer Gil Cates. As I made my way along the shiny floor of the Oscar production offices, I was prepared for Oz, the great and terrible — at this point, having produced the show 11 times, Cates was the Oscars. Instead, I met a man who wore blue jeans and cowboy boots, who twinkled when he smiled and even when he swore.
I covered the Oscars from backstage for the next four years; in 2005 and 2006, it was a Cates production — the first time Chris Rock hosted, the second Jon Stewart. Over the years, Cates had orchestrated what many now consider the glory days of the Oscars; he brought us Billy Crystal, Steve Martin and Whoopi Goldberg, overseeing shows that combined over-the-top glamour with a wry sense of insider humor and writing teams that reacted to odd little events within the show (a falling cellphone, Jack Palance's push-ups). Cates considered the Oscars a significant cultural event but understood it was also a television show, two things that did not often lie down easily together. He was a romantic pragmatist.
Cates' death Monday at age 77 brought back memories of when I first met him. He was concerned with the turn celebrity journalism was taking, with the pathological love-hate relationship the media, and the public, seemed to have with stars. He believed in the Oscars as a time-honored celebration of American achievement in film, and he wanted it to stay that way.
But that was an old Hollywood view, one rooted deeper in storytelling than economics. In subsequent years, studios have all but abandoned mid-level films, and the gap between box office hits and Oscar nominees has grown to Grand Canyon proportions. Fewer people care about the Oscars because fewer people see the movies that win. Meanwhile, more populist award shows have proliferated leading to a rather exhausting "awards season."
Not surprisingly, Oscar viewership has fallen, and in the last few years, the academy has flailed about trying to reinvent the show, turning to a series of first-time producers, many of them in teams. Some did better than others, but none have managed to recapture the magic that was, in many ways, conjured by Cates.
Cates produced his last Oscars in 2008 and the show almost didn't go on — the writers strike ended just weeks before the telecast. It was the second time Stewart hosted and the first I reviewed as a television critic. I thought it was good, all things considered, certainly better than any that have come since.
In fact, after the utter failure of the 2011 telecast, I had hoped Cates might be coaxed away from his beloved Geffen and back to the Kodak, and when I spoke with him earlier this year, he seemed amenable. But the academy decided to pair Don Mischer, who co-produced last year, with Brett Ratner, who may not have signed Billy Crystal but did return to the Catesian template for host — a comedian comfortable with large venues, in this case Eddie Murphy.
But Cates also brought a matter-of-fact understanding of the show, its strengths and its limitations, that is harder to replicate. "It is what it is," he said when we last spoke of the future of the Oscars. "It's a big beautiful television show about the movies."
The issues that plague it — mercurial economics and demographics at the box office, shifting attitudes toward celebrity, the growing sense of award show fatigue — are not within the ken of a producer's control. "Stop worrying about doing something new and do something good," he said with a grin, and more than a few friendly expletives.


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Physical Sciences
Research Highlights
July 2005
Measuring Dynamic Protein Interactions
Interactions between proteins have long been recognized as one of the main methods of communication within and between cells. Accurate measurements of the signaling process have been difficult in the past because the conventional approaches, such as x-ray crystallography and nuclear magnetic resonance, measure stable molecules, not molecules undergoing changes. A group led by H. Peter Lu, senior research scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, has developed a method to do measure interactions between molecules.
Single-molecule photon stamping spectroscopy detects and analyses photons that are emitted as single proteins interact. With this technique, Lu's group has captured proteins in motion as they flip-flop against each other, transferring energy and, therefore, information. The team studied the interaction of single molecules of activated Cdc42 with the dye-labeled WASP (Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome protein) biosensor. Their results indicate highly dynamic interactions between this pair of signaling proteins.
Measurements of the interaction of single molecules of Cdc42 with the dye-tagged WASP fragment were made using confocal fluorescence microscopy with laser excitation. Fluorescence photons are directed towards a photon-stamping detector, which records the intensity and duration of the photon peaks; the data are then analyzed to determine the dynamics of the protein-protein interaction.
Technical limitations at present are photobleaching of the dye molecule by the excitation laser and movement of the complex away from the laser focal point. Lu is experimenting with methods for confining the complex either using agarose gel or by tethering one of the protein partners to a glass surface. Lu plans to extend the single-molecule spectroscopy approach to other important biomolecular complexes under physiological conditions, ultimately hoping to study single-molecule protein conformational dynamics in living cells.


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Final Thesis Presentation
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Technical Report I- Structural Option
Technical Report 1 - Lighting/Electrical Option
Technical Report I - Mechanical Option
Technical Report I - Construction Management Option
Technical Report II- Presentation
BIM Execution Plan- Presentation
Proposal- Presentation
| Senior Thesis | The Pennsylvania State Univrsity | Architectural Engineering | AE Compuer Labs |
Note: While great efforts have been taken to provide accurate and complete information on the pages of CPEP, please be aware that the information contained herewith is considered a work‐in‐progress for this thesis project. Modifications and changes related to the original building designs and construction methodologies for this senior thesis project are solely the interpretation of BIMception. Changes and discrepancies in no way imply that the original design contained errors or was flawed. Differing assumptions, code references, requirements, and methodologies have been incorporated into this thesis project; therefore, investigation results may vary from the original design.


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Name: Adrezi
Race: Human
Class: Fighter/Face
Campaign Trait: Lone Wolf
Race: Human
Class: Fighter/Face
Campaign Trait: Lone Wolf
Runelords on the Rise : Burnt Offerings
RotR 01: Burnt Offerings - Forum
Pathfinder - Golarion
This is a First Level Game using the Pathfinder System. You can either use their published books or the Pathfinder SRD for game mechanics.
Applications Close on the 15th of October
Expected Game Start on the 20th of October
As Pathfinder is designed to co-exist with the standard 3.5 system; I will accept non-standard classes from 3.5 supplements if someone has a really, really, really good pitch. I am unfond of some of the more outlandish OGL creations but I myself can cherry pick through some of the feats and classes and find things I like. So long as it does not seem like munchkinisim then give it a go. Also, if there is already a Pathfinder System Class that has the same function, that is what you should use. No 'tome' character classes; from what I have seen of those they are just cribbing notes from Pathfinder anyways. Anything with the words "Dread", "Exalted" or "Vile" in their title are highly suspect.
I feel that the Summoner Class is over powered, particularly at lower levels. And at higher levels just requires too much paperwork.
I feel that the Alchemist Class has potential that has been ruined by too many people trying to play one as if it were Crazy Harry from the Muppets.
As such, I will not accept characters from either of these classes.
A completed character sheet is not required at this time. You can make them, I just do not require them yet.
Having a good feel for your character is more important to me than the game mechanics at this time.
I have two returning players from my previous attempt to GM a game here that are going to be joining in.
I will be accepting Six More.
Character Building Game Mechanics (Because Even When It Is Said They Are Not Needed, Everyone Does It Anyways)
I own the Basic Books and a couple of the PDFs. If for some reason we have a disagreement about what something is supposed to be, check and see if you are using a later printing and let me know if my information is out of date.
Character Attributes : Point Build
High Fantasy 25 Points.
Pick Two Traits.
One Must Be From This List
To Reiterate Because Some People Seem To Not Be Clear
You Must Choose One Trait from the "Adventure Path" Traits
The Point of Which is to Make a Connection Between Your Character and the Campaign.
First Level
Maximum Money
Maximum Hit Points
There seems to be some confusion, which is sadly the typical confusion for D&D Games and the idea of an Evil Alignment.
Psychopaths are not evil. Sociopaths are not evil. Serial Killers are not evil.
None of those things are evil. They are mentally handicapped.
I am not forbidding evil aligned characters. But they had better be well written with the intent to show how well they can become part of the group and trusted by the other players.
I have made some changes to the Planetouched because it appears I have had a blind spot about something for several years.
For Those Who Want To Post Interest in This Thread and Help Keep it Visible
In This Thread Post for Me
Class and/or Role
Campaign Specific Trait you think you might choose. (You're Not Committed : The One You Thinking About)
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Rise of the Runelords : Part Two : The Skinsaw Man
Last edited by Roughtrade; Oct 12 '12 at 8:09am.. Reason: Revision 1.1
I am confused by the addition of a smiley, though. Is your post meant to be humorous? It seems unclear to me.
Yes, I was being humorous, should I have put a /joke at the end to make it more obvious? <.<'
I made the post before looking at the character creation rules.


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Wow, 2012, who would've thought we'd still be updating Wii64 nearly 5 years after its inception. I won't be the first to admit that we have been putting off updating this blog – but sadly there hasn't been all too much to talk about. When Wii64 started, as a team, we were all just university students messing about with our new understanding on how hardware works. Fast forward 5 years, we have mortgages to pay, relationships, etc… and real life doesn't have a time slot in the day labelled "Wii64 development" on most days/weeks/months. Don't get me wrong, there's still the drive to get Wii64 to a nice and polished version, but it is taking its time now due to real life really hampering down on everything.
Now that the excuses/truth are out of the way, it's time to actually divulge the progress (or lack thereof) we've made.
Dynamic recompiler re-write "rec2″
Tehpola has been working out the finer/final details surrounding the design and implementation of the new recompiler core which we've simply labelled "rec2″. In the interim, we've removed the non pure interpreter out of Wii64 as it was never working nor going to be useful for us. Rec2 is actually at the point of being coded now but not in a working state obviously as there is still the current recompiler to rip out. Once coding is complete, there's bug fixes, potential minor re-writes if the design doesn't cover a specific use case, etc.
Rice / glN64
There have been some minor improvements to glN64, but the big addition in the next release will be Rice, which is substantially faster than glN64 and supports more ucodes. Rice still has some combiner issues that need to be ironed out. Also, Rice doesn't currently support framebuffer textures. We'd at least like to fix the combining issues before the next release.
Miscellaneous / Optimizations
I have been keeping Wii64 up to date behind the scenes with all the various libOGC changes/advancements. I've also been making minor optimizations such as saving 512KB of RAM by consolidating some memory structs, adding more previously interpreted instructions to the recompiler and other small adjustments. There are also other things we've picked up from other emulators that should help us gain further compatibility such as Blast Corps and DK64 intro fixes.
Before you all ask, why haven't you released partial builds with the above features? It's simply because, due to the recompiler changes, major parts of the emulator are unstable or totally broken when compared to the last publicly released version.
In case you haven't seen it already, Not64 is a "Experimental Modification" of Wii64 v1.1 by Extrems over at GC-Forever. It attempts to gain performance by doing some GC/Wii specific hardware optimizations as well as integrating patches from various mupen64plus sources. It is also compiled with the latest libOGC/etc so you will have better device (USB amongst other things) support compared to the last public release of Wii64. I personally recommend it if you're looking for something newer than Wii64 1.1 to hold you over until the next official release.


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Brandon Rios has made some mistakes in his career – such as losing his lightweight championship belt when he came in overweight for a defense against John Murray in December 2011, and then coming in overweight again when he was to try and win back that title against Richard Abril just four months later.
But Rios is not stupid. He knows that if he wants to continue to be looked upon as an elite fighter – and wants to continue fighting on HBO – he needs a victory Saturday when he squares off with Diego Gabriel Chaves of Argentina in the welterweight main event at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas (on HBO).
"It's do or die for me and I will do what I have to do to win this fight," he said during a recent workout at his training camp in Oxnard.
Although Rios won the fights against Murray and Abril, he was not able to walk out of the ring with the title because of the weight issues. He then moved up to junior welterweight and won a thriller over tough Mike Alvarado via seventh-round TKO at Home Depot Center in October 2012. He lost to Alvarado via unanimous yet narrow decision in a rematch in March 2013, and then moved up to welterweight to take on Manny Pacquiao in November in China. Rios lost that by a wide decision.
There is no shame in either loss. But this is boxing and losing three in a row could result in Rios being kicked to the curb by HBO. It wouldn't endear him to us reporters, either, not that he has ever seemed to care what we think.
Bottom line is, Rios is good for boxing. He has an electric toe-to-toe style, and he has never had a problem expressing his opinion. Promoters love that. But he needs this victory.
"I know what it takes to fight like a champion," Rios said. "We went back to old-school training. I ate better, I trained better and I listened better to my trainer Robert Garcia. This is my biggest, most important fight. I am more determined and focused. I know what this fight means. This is a serious fight."
Rios indicated a somewhat major change has come in the form of him not using a strength and conditioning coach.
"I won before without them, and I am going to do it again," said Rios, 28. "I pushed everything behind me, including the fight with Pacquiao. This is my biggest fight because I must win against a very strong fighter in Diego Chaves. I am restarting my career by doing the things I did in camp when I was winning."
Rios is right about Chaves. He's no joke. The 28-year-old is 23-1 with 19 knockouts. His only loss came via 10th-round knockout to hard-hitting Keith "One Time" Thurman in an interim welterweight title fight in July 2013. No shame there, either.
Interestingly, Chaves nearly didn't make it to the U.S. for this fight. No thanks to a computer glitch in the State Department, Chaves as well as thousands of others could not get their visas processed even if they had already been approved.
Chaves finally arrived in town Thursday after a 15-hour flight. Among other things, he had to get his blood work done. Once he did, he checked his weight and hit the sack, missing that day's final news conference.
Such a journey could hinder Chaves, thereby helping Rios, who vows he will emerge victorious.
"I like to win, that's what the game is all about," he said. "I promise I will win on August 2."
Vargas to make first defense
When Jessie Vargas became world champion, it happened in his hometown of Las Vegas when he took the title from Russian Khabib Allakhverdiev at the MGM Grand via unanimous decision in April.
"They now call me 'The Pride of Las Vegas' and it means a lot to me," he said.
Vargas, who was born in Los Angeles, will get the opportunity to make his first defense in his backyard when he takes on southpaw Anton Novikov of Russia underneath Rios-Chaves. Vargas seems to understand this will not be an easy fight to win.
Style makes fights and this fight against Novikov is going to be a rough one.
"He's a extremely well-conditioned undefeated fighter who is left-handed," said Vargas, 25. "My trainer, Ismael Salas, has given me a game plan to deal with Novikov and the direction he moves. I won the world title against a left-hander, and here we are again."
Novikov is not a heavy hitter – he is 29-0 with just 10 knockouts. But he's expected to be technically sound. Combine that with being a lefty, and it sounds like he's just the type of fighter who could win on points.
This is in Las Vegas, however, so Novikov addressed the notion that he might fall victim to local-boy favoritism.
"I am not worried about hometown scoring," said Novikov, 26. "I plan to win every round."
By the way, during the final news conference, Vargas warned Novikov about something as the two were posing for pictures.
"You're not allowed to touch my belt; don't even think about it," Vargas told him.
HBO will not only televise Rios-Chaves and Vargas-Novikov, it will televise a third fight via split-feed. That will feature Sergey Kovalev of Russia defending his light heavyweight title against Blake Caparello of Australia from Revel Resort in Atlantic City. Kovalev (24-0-1, 22 KOs) will be looking to make his third successful defense. Caparello is 19-0-1 with six knockouts. … Jerry Belmontes (19-4, 5 KOs) of Corpus Christi, Texas, will go against Abner Cotto (17-2, 8 KOs) in the junior lightweight main event Thursday from Corpus Christi. The Golden Boy Promotions card will be televised by Fox Sports 1. Belmontes is known as "The Corpus Christi Kid." … We're two weeks out from the Aug. 16 welterweight title fight between champion Shawn Porter (24-0-1, 15 KOs) of Akron, Ohio, and Kell Brook (32-0, 22 KOs) of England at StubHub Center (on Showtime). … Former world champion Austin Trout (26-2, 14 KOs) of Las Cruces, N.M., will fight Daniel Dawson (40-3-1, 26 KOs) of Australia in the main event on Aug. 22 at Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula (on ESPN2), Goossen Tutor Promotions announced this week.
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The Ole Miss women's basketball team heads to the 2015 SEC Tournament in Little Rock, Arkansas, having won three of its last four games to finish the regular season with a 17-12 overall and 7-9 SEC record and earn the No. 8 seed in the tournament.
The Rebels are a near-lock for the Postseason WNIT, which would be the program's first postseason appearance since the 2009-10 season, but they will likely need to some damage this week to strengthen their case for the NCAA Tournament, starting with No. 9 seed Arkansas on Thursday.
"I feel like we're 100 percent in the NIT," head coach Matt Insell said. "We're going to have to win two games, at least, to solidify ourselves as having a chance to maybe be on the bubble and be in the NCAA Tournament. Beating Arkansas and then coming back and beating South Carolina, I think, would put us in, with South Carolina being the No. 1 seed (in the SEC Tournament). We know that, but Arkansas is our main focus."
Insell pointed to his team's wins over Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky and LSU, four teams ranked in the top 70 of the latest NCAA RPI and three teams projected to be in the tournament. The team not projected in the tournament, Georgia, was at full strength with a 15-2 overall and 3-1 SEC record, when Ole Miss met them earlier in the season.
Insell also noted the Rebels' SEC schedule, which featured two games each against Kentucky, LSU and Mississippi State, three of the top six teams in the league. Despite that schedule, they finished tied for seventh in the league standing.
The numbers, however, are working against them, including a No. 96 ranking in the RPI.
"If you're one of the better teams in this league, you deserve to have a chance to be in the tournament, but the computers say we're not in, and I guess we're going by the computers, and I'm going to keep saying that," Insell said.
ESPN.com Bracketologist Charlie Creme said the NCAA Selection Committee weighs many factors in their selection process, such as RPI and strength of schedule, as well as records against the RPI top 25, RPI top 50 and RPI top 100, among others, and those categories create the discussion points.
"The RPI is by no means everything, but it is how the committee groups teams," said Creme in an email. "At 96 at this point, they wouldn't seriously enter the discussion. No team has ever made it as an at-large with an RPI outside the 70's (and the 70's is even rare).
"The wins over UK and LSU would be where the committee would start with Ole Miss, but there isn't much else to discuss. Ole Miss isn't currently in my "Next Four" out, which puts them over eight spots away. The takeaway is Ole Miss has to win the automatic berth."
Senior forward Tia Faleru, a first team All-SEC selection, drew on the experience of the 2012-13 Ole Miss men's basketball team, when asked about the NCAA Tournament. That season, the Rebels entered the SEC Tournament in Nashville on the bubble for the NCAA Tournament, likely also needing to win at least a couple of games, and they went on to win the automatic berth, eliminating any doubt of them getting in the NCAA Tournament.
"Nobody thought they were going to win it," Faleru said. "They got on a little roll and got all the the way to the championship. Nobody expected them to beat Florida that year either. I remember that like it was yesterday. They won it all, and we were here supporting them. I want to experience the same feeling. Do something impossible. We can do the same thing. It's no pressure on us. The pressure is on everybody else. We're the team no one wants to play."


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This book makes us remember all of the fights that we got into because Linda and Emily got into a lot of fights together. It made us happy when they were finally friends and their fight was over. I (Jenna) think I am a lot like Emily because I try my best to make friends and to be kind. I (Jina) think I'm like both Linda and Emily because I am sensitive and friendly but I can also be bossy sometimes.
This book taught us that you shouldn't judge people before you get to know them. My (Jina) favorite part was when Ms. Vincent announced that she was getting married because it was very emotional. It really surprised me because I didn't expect that. My (Jenna) favorite part was when Emily accidental wrote "Sail" on a place mat instead of "Sally" because it made me laugh. I (Jenna) thought that the illustrations were a lot like Patricia Polacco pictures because the people look alike. This story made us wonder if Emily and Linda would ever become friends because it seemed like they would never be able to get along.
I (Jenna) like the way Patricia Reilly Giff described what the characters were thinking and feeling because it created a wonderful picture in my mind. I (Jina) think she made very clear pictures in my mind by using very descriptive language.
We recommend Snaggle Doodles for Second through Forth Grader readers. For some Second Graders it would be a just right book and for some Forth Graders it would be an easy read. People who like weddings will enjoy reading this book. If you have ever been in a fight with a friend you will enjoy Snaggle Doodles because the characters can be a role model for you to learn how to get along.


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* Second of a two-part series. Part one was published in the Sept. 8 edition and can be found at www.blueridgenow.com.
As Libya descended into chaos in 2011, the United States vacillated with respect to its role in removing Libya's strongman, Moammar Gadhafi. By October of that year, the Arab Spring revolt in Libya was victorious and Gadhafi was dead.
A year later, U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were murdered by terrorists at our consulate in Benghazi. The event created a firestorm of criticism directed at the State Department, then-Secretary Hillary Clinton and the Obama White House concerning what they did and did not do and say as this tragedy unfolded in the midst of the 2012 presidential election campaign.
On Jan. 23, 2013, in testimony before the Senate Foreign Relation Committee, Clinton failed to put the issue to rest. Instead, she shouted, "Was it because of a protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night who decided they'd go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make?"
Pakistan is the world's sixth most populous nation. It is a catastrophe in the making. Its central government is notoriously weak. Its rogue intelligence service, the ISI, acts independently and has been allied with the Taliban in Afghanistan for decades. Radical Muslim clerics in Pakistan continue their efforts to subvert the central government, which has a nuclear arsenal of 50-100 warheads. Osama bin Laden took refuge in Pakistan until he was killed in 2011 by the United States.
Does anyone believe the ISI didn't know bin Laden was holed up in Abbottabad less than one mile from the Pakistan's version of our West Point? Since bin Laden's death, America's relations with Pakistan have gone from bad to horrendous.
Unfortunately, the United States is unable to project a coherent foreign policy in the Middle East because of the paralytic shadow that is cast upon the region and the American government by our ill-fated wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Most Americans believe former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama have little or nothing in common. History will prove that belief wrong in one critically important way, the monumental blunders of those two wars.
After 9/11, Bush took America to war in Afghanistan in order to deny al-Qaida the training ground it had used to attack America. No credible analyst doubted the prudence or necessity of that decision. By 2003, we were on the verge of victory in Afghanistan.
But instead of finishing the job, Bush embarked on a pre-emptive war against Iraq, even though there was clear evidence that Iraq had not been involved in the 9/11 attack. Having decided to attack Iraq, the Bush administration needed a rationale that could be sold to Congress and the American people. It chose to assert that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
It was an argument that carried the day politically but was false. But by then it was too late. America was locked in a no-win ground war in Iraq that cost hundreds of billions of borrowed dollars and thousands of needless deaths and injuries. When the war sputtered to a stalemated conclusion years later, the United States' blunder was obvious, and the victory that was within reach in Afghanistan in 2003 had vanished.
The fundamental purpose of war is to achieve clear and essential political objectives and outcomes, not simply to seize territory and win battles. From that perspective, the Iraq war, unnecessary from the outset, was a failure.
On Dec. 1, 2009, after seemingly endless meetings with his National Security Team, Obama addressed the Corps of Cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. He announced the fateful decision he had made to escalate the war in Afghanistan and to say in advance when it would end. He said, "As commander in chief, I have determined that it is in our vital national interest to send an additional 30,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan. After 18 months, our troops will begin to come home."
Like Bush's pre-emptive war in Iraq, Obama's escalation in Afghanistan was a military and foreign policy blunder that undercut the effective projection of our vital interests throughout the Middle East. Just like it did in Iraq, this nation has invested hundreds of billions of borrowed dollars in a military adventure in a country that was not in 2009 a central training ground for al-Qaida and international terrorism. By then, al-Qaida had migrated to the Arabian Peninsula, Africa and Pakistan.
A recent study at Harvard by Linda Blimes now puts the costs of these two wars, including medical and disability costs, at $4 trillion to $6 trillion.
The Middle East is a seething and uncontrolled cauldron of ferment and antipathy toward this nation. The United States has less influence and less respect in the region that at any time in our history. That is the enduring legacy of Bush and Obama's combined arrogance and incompetence.
With regard to the president's proposal of a possible military strike against Syria, he miscalculated the mood of the American people, Congress and our allies. His behavior reminds us of the mayor of Doodyville, Phineas T. Bluster, a marionette dangling at the end of strings now being pulled by the Kremlin.
The "new beginning" Obama promised at Cairo University in 2009 is stillborn, its death shroud two lost wars. Obama will leave office just like his predecessor, resembling the philosophic Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland" — with nothing but a grin.
The Shadow's in the Kremlin watching Putin orchestrate Obama's volte-face, but Goldman can be reached at email@example.com.
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NEW ORLEANS. – The Lipscomb women's cross country squad moved up one spot, to fourth place, in the latest USTFCCCA South Region Coaches Poll. In the same poll, the Lipscomb men remained in sixth place.
The Lady Bisons, who were off last weekend, moved into fourth place stepping in front of Georgia. Lipscomb is the only Atlantic Sun Conference program in the women's rankings.
Florida State is the top-ranked squad followed by Vanderbilt and Florida.
On the men's side, the Bisons held steady after taking the weekend off. Fellow A-Sun competitors, ETSU, are ranked ninth in the poll.
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Here's what's up in the world of TV for Wednesday, August 8. All times are Eastern.
Go On (NBC, 11:05 p.m.): NBC is betting that after you've spent a full evening watching Olympic action, what you'll most want to do is check out a muddled tragicomedy with serious tonal issues starring Matthew Perry! Actually, Go On is one of the more promising new comedies of the year, but that becomes a little more complicated when you realize that "one of the more promising new comedies of the year" just means, "Hey, at least we didn't want to claw our eyeballs out with a spork when it was over." Todd VanDerWerff and Erik Adams get to the bottom of what makes Matthew Perry cry.
The 2012 Summer Olympics (NBC, 8 p.m.): Now that NBC has no gymnastics to air, David Sims isn't sure what the network will do with itself. There will always be track and field, of course, but the network can't just air beach volleyball matches forever, can it? Oh, it probably can, David. It probably can.
Dallas (TNT, 9 p.m.): It's time for the season finale already? Phil Dyess-Nugent hopes the show comes up with some way to blend the original series' two most famous cliffhangers, like everybody wakes up and finds the cast of Dynasty in the shower, and then somebody comes in and shoots them all.
Damages (DirecTV's Audience Network, 9 p.m.): "There's Something Wrong With Me" says tonight's title, and we're hoping it's uttered by Ryan Phillippe as he flagellates himself with a homemade whip at 3 in the morning, tears of blood dripping down his face. Joshua Alston thinks we need to get out more.
Futurama (Comedy Central, 10 p.m.): Bender searches for the meaning of life. We're willing to bet that if anybody can tell him about it, it's someone in the Futurama writers room. But those bastards won't share it with us! They'll embed it in a weird equation in the background, and Zack Handlen will weep.
Hit & Miss (DirecTV's Audience Network, 10 p.m.): Tonight, we consider the fine art of chopping up a body, as Mia and Eddie are forced to dispose of a corpse as quickly (and messily) as possible. Farihah Zaman is fairly certain that chopping up a body is nothing like cutting up a chicken, but who knows?
Top Chef Masters (Bravo, 10 p.m.): Phil Dyess-Nugent bets that Bravo has the right tactic to take when competing against the Summer Olympics by hauling out Winter Olympian Brian Boitano to sample the chefs' vittles and remind us all of that South Park song that will now be stuck in your head all day.
Carnivàle (1 p.m.): Ben's out there, looking for the Crone, but he gets lost in the woods while doing so. What? He didn't think to bring a compass? Todd VanDerWerff gets lost every damn day, but he always knows where to go by examining which side of trees the moss grows on. Shut up! It totally works!
Melissa & Joey (ABC Family, 8 p.m.): "Elsewhere, Lennox's gym teacher thinks Lennox is pregnant," says the episode summary, and if we'd watched this show beyond the first handful of episodes, we might be chuckling pleasantly at the thought of the hijinks to come. Instead, we're just as confused as you are.
Adam Richman's Best Sandwich In America (Travel Channel, 9 p.m.): Adam Richman's journey through the United States in search of the best sandwich is essential television this summer, even if you think the BITE scale is mostly bullshit. It completely is, but, man, this show always makes us want 50 sandwiches.
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo (TLC, 10 p.m.): For some reason, TLC gave a reality show to a former contestant on Toddlers & Tiaras. Are we excited for it? We wouldn't qualify it in quite that fashion, but we do like having another show to turn to when we contemplate reasons the human race should end.
Paranormal Witness (Syfy, 10 p.m.): The series Syfy insists is the scariest on TV returns for its latest season, and in the premiére, a parapsychologist examines a young mother's California bungalow. Man, there's just nothing that doesn't sound more terrifying than the phrase "California bungalow," huh?
I'm Not There (Sundance Channel, 8 p.m.): Bob Dylan—or Bob Dylan's essence or whatever—is played by six different people in this very strange, very hypnotic Todd Haynes movie that was all the rage there for a little bit. Which celebrity would you like to see played by six different people? We say Dick Vitale.
Down To Earth (TCM, 10 p.m.): Rita Hayworth is lovely—as always—in this sequel to Here Comes Mr. Jordan, about an goddess who comes down to Earth for a Broadway musical. This seems like something a goddess would do, don't you think? Certainly much more believable than angels interfering in baseball games.
Soccer: AC Milan vs. Real Madrid (ESPN2, 8 p.m.): Two of the biggest soccer teams in the world are playing each other at Yankee Stadium, because nobody can figure out what else to do while the Olympics are on. Most of the spectators will probably be puzzled Yankee fans, come to think of it.
Hard Knocks (Tuesday): If you're starting to get excited about the NFL season, HBO has you covered, taking you inside the Miami Dolphins' training camp. Now, maybe you don't give two shits about the Miami Dolphins but still want to know what happened. If that's the case, Scott Von Doviak can tell you.


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Celebrity tech fugitive John McAfee is apparently still a free man despite a mysterious report on the blog representing him that he might have been captured trying to leave Belize last Friday.
In another 'message to the media' from the blog that has for several weeks represented McAfee's view of his stand-off with the Belize authorities, spokesperson Brian Fitzgerald claimed to have received an anonymous call saying that "John was picked up crossing the Mexican border" last Friday.
However, sources inside the Belize police later denied this claim in media reports.
"I do not know where he is supposed to have been captured, but he certainly isn't here at San Pedro police station," an officer stationed in the town nearest to McAfee's Belize home town told The Guardian.
The US embassy also denied knowledge of his capture to AFP.
Wanted for questioning over the murder of a neighbour, Gregory Viant Faull, on 11 November, 67 year old McAfee's determination to evade capture has become increasingly bizarre.
Last week, McAfee even emerged from hiding to give a short TV interview with CNN in which he said he would not turn himself in to the authorities after complaining of the poor conditions he was enduring.
"It hasn't been a lot of fun. I miss my prior life. Much of it has been deprivation. No baths, poor food," he told his interviewer.
During the interview – the first he has given on camera since going on the run - McAfee once again maintained his innocence of involvement in Faull's death and claimed the Belize Government wanted to kill him.
He claimed to have used 200 different mobile phones in an effort to stay one step ahead of his alleged pursuers and confirmed that the blog whoismcafee.com to be genuine.
That blog uses the title The Hinterland, which it claims will also be the name of a graphic novel by Chad Essley that will document the "the true story of my unusual friendship with the antivirus king."
McAfee's claim to fame is the famous antivirus brand he founded and which still bears his name. Now owned by Intel, his involvement with the company ended during the 1990s.


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It's May and that means one thing: Time for the Top 25 Consultants issue.
Each year, the Top 25 seems to grow in popularity, and this year is no different. We received some 400 nominations from the largest enterprise firms right down to some of the smallest niche firms, undoubtedly doing great work. As usual, the nominations were inspiring, but there were a few differences this time around. For starters, we always love to hear from clients and this year, it seems, we heard from more of them than we have in previous years. Several clients submitted nominations, while many were included as part of the overall nomination.
And in another welcome change of pace, lots of clients went on the record in the Top 25 articles this year. It's always nice to be able to identify the companies that are the recipients of our award winners' efforts.
Another change this time around is the seniority of our winners. Their names appear in the center of this page and their stories are told on the following 22 pages. This year, we have eight CEOs or firm founders on the list. We, of course, are thrilled about that. In what's perhaps a sign of the times, we have several winners who have recently launched brand new practices—from scratch—in the last few years, including BCG's Joe Davis, who is on our cover. We also have consultants that have been with their current consulting firms for more than three decades and others that just wrapped up their first year at their new firm.
Their individual stories are as unique as they are, but several universal truths are consistent. One, they never intended to be a consultant. Two, they absolutely love their jobs and their clients. Three, they did not expect to win The 25 Award and aren't entirely comfortable with the recognition. And finally, every single one of them says they couldn't have done any of it without the support of their teams, co-workers, families and firms.
A consulting mantra if there ever was one.
The 2011 Top 25 Consultants:
|Joe Davis, The Boston Consulting GroupFred Balboni, IBM Teresa Bozzelli, Sapient
Jay Burkett, Grant Thornton
Omar Chane, Capgemini Consulting
Mike Connolly, Booz & Company
Fred Crawford, AlixPartners
Sean Culbert, Capco
Steve Cummings, Hewitt EnnisKnupp
Jim DeLoach, Protiviti
Linda Gallagher, KPMG
Laura Gurski, A.T. Kearney
Surya Kant, Tata Consultancy Services
|Susan Kanvik, Point B Bill Kracunas, McGladrey Dana Mcilwain, PwC
Aaron Mitchell, ZS Associates
Bob Patton, Ernst & Young
Gene Procknow, Deloitte Consulting
Andrew Rees, L.E.K. Consulting
Jim Roth, Huron Consulting Group
Hernan Saenz, Bain & Company
Janet Crenshaw Smith, Ivy Planning Group
John Tobin, Slalom Consulting
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It'll be interesting when Prime Minista shuffles off this mortal coil and his gear goes up on the block. I've heard the guy on the air before and there's one word I'll say about his operation:
No splatter, distortion (audible or visible on the scope) and the audio chain was properly equalized for AM. He's put some time and cash into that setup.
My experiences with fixing things mirror Eddie's, right down to the 'lose-customers-because-it's-legal' bit. As for Class D gear: Give me a high-performance vintage classic like a Stoner Pro-40, CPI CP-2000 or Cobra 2000 over ANY Ranger product, especially where the receivers are concerned. It's not that big of a deal to crush the Majick Diode and get your HF ham rig on 27MHz but it's a lot more challenging to work stations via weak-signal or skip modes using QRP (legal Class D) power levels.


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60 Seconds With Casey James
Casey James is as honest in an interview as he is with his music. The Texan and one-time 'American Idol' contestant took a few minutes — OK, just one minute — to dish on his troubled youth, his showering preferences and how Keith Urban will do on the show that launched his career nearly three years ago. We already covered questions of inspiration, heartbreak and love in previous interviews, so it was time to get the real scoop from the 'Cryin' on a Suitcase' himater.
60 Second With Casey James
Question 1: It's back to school season, were you ever suspended in school?
Oh yes.
Question 2: What for?
A million different random things. It took me awhile to learn respect and kindness so there were times that I did things that I definitely regret.
Question 3: How often do you wash your hair?
On average, every week and a half.
Question 4: What kind of shampoo do you use?
Uhh… I don't even know.
Question 5: Is your bathroom at home cleaner than the bathroom in your new music video for 'Crying on a Suitcase?'
Uh, yes! [laughs]
Question 6: Do you play fantasy sports?
No. I wish I did, though. I just don't have the time.
Question 7: What is the best album you've bought recently?
Umm… I'm going to say 'Born and Raised' from John Mayer.
Question 8: When was the last time a girl slapped you?
I don't know that a girl has ever slapped me before.
Question 9: When was your last hangover?
I don't know, six years ago.
Question 10: And because it's the law to ask you one thing about 'American Idol'… Keith Urban as a judge — any thoughts on how he'd do? (Note: James was asked this before the official announcement was made.)
Oh wow! I think he'd do great. Someone asked me the other day what my choice would be and I chose him.


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2013 honda ridgeline Model Overview
The 2013 Honda Ridgeline enters this model year with minimal content changes. The Ridgeline is notable in that it's the only front-drive-based, unibody truck in its class, which means it tends to ride better and achieve better fuel economy than its rivals, but can't tow or haul as much. The Ridgeline comes with all-wheel drive standard, and is motivated by a 3.5-liter 250-hp V-6 that produces 247 lb-ft of torque. The Ridgeline's V-6 is mated to a five-speed automatic transmission, and is EPA rated at 15/21 mpg city/highway. When properly equipped, the Ridgeline can tow up to 5000 pounds, or haul 1500 pounds in its bed.
The Ridgeline hasn't changed much since its 2005 debut. When we last tested a Ridgeline, a 2012 Sport trim last year, we found that even though it's aged, "the Ridgeline still offers what Honda buyers like: sport/utility interior and truck-like bed, in a well-executed package." That said, we noted that the Ridgeline's untraditional styling could be polarizing to some, and that "the engine could use more power, and it could certainly benefit from a six-speed automatic." One staffer even opined that getting into the Ridgeline was like stepping into a time machine.
To that end, Honda has updated the Ridgeline slightly for 2013. New this year is a standard rearview camera, which should help improve the driver's sightlines while parking or hooking up a trailer. The Ridgeline's future, like the future of the mid-size truck segment as a whole, is in question.
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The only update to the 2013 Honda Ridgeline is a standard rearview camera on all trim levels.
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- The Ridgeline's 8.5 cu. ft. in-bed trunk
- Tailgate that swings out, or down
- The last true Sport Utility Truck
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- Can't tow or haul as much as its rivals
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On our return from holidays recently, I was thrilled to have received my complimentary copy of the current issue of Australian Patchwork & Quilting. I always find it exciting to have one of my quilts published in a magazine and this was no exception.
APQ had prepared an article showcasing my quilt First Blush which last year won Best of Show at Vic Quilter's Showcase. My name even appeared on the cover!
I am looking forward to seeing First Blush exhibited at the Australasian Quilt Convention in April this year together with the Best of Show winners from the other states and territories.


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Part of being human is trying to figure out what in our pasts have led to our present.
Looking at successful people, we can make observations about their histories, compile similar data, and draw conclusions about what makes a successful person.
While an astute student of human behavior can find commonalities among the success stories, these are often vague rather than defined, and if repeated under similar conditions do not always result in success for other people.
Which brings us to writing.
Because there are no guarantees, no controlled way to study and repeat success, and not even a universal definition of "good", the majority of us spin our wheels in relative obscurity, while a select few make it big and then tell the rest of us exactly how they did it, even though they're often attributing significance after the fact, which simply isn't good science.
Readers of this blog know my feelings about luck. It pervades the publishing industry, and life in general. I've blogged before about maximizing the potential for luck by working hard, but without specific instruction that's like a coach at half time telling his team that in order to win they have to play better.
1. Study the situation. That means learning everything you can about writing and publishing. Read about it, talk to people in the industry, and seek answers.
3. Learn from both failure and success. Try things for yourself, try them again, and revise and evolve.While you can't control the experiment, you can test and hone tactics.
5. Value yourself. If you don't have enough confidence to believe you're worth more, no one is going to give you more.
6. Bust your ass. If you aren't driven to succeed, you probably won't. How bad do you want this? If the answer is: really bad, then you have to prioritize accordingly.
7. Forgive. You'll make mistakes. People will screw you. Circumstances may conspire to keep you down. Regret, guilt, worry, and self-pity are all just as poisonous as envy. Let the past stay in the past and move on. You're better than that.
8. Dream. That's why you became a writer in the first place. It's the one thing you have complete control over, and the one thing that will keep you going when everything else is going to hell. The day you stop dreaming is the day you stop trying.
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More than 4,500 young undocumented individuals spared deportation
More than 4,500 young undocumented individuals have been approved to stay and work in the U.S. due to an Obama administration program.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said Friday about 180,000 people have applied for the administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program announced this summer. As of Wednesday, 4,591 applications had been approved. Those people will also get permission to work.
To date, no applications have been rejected but Homeland Security officials said it could take at least two months after an application is received for it to be declined. If more information is need from an applicant, the process could take even longer.
In order to qualify for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the person must be under the age of 31 as of June 15, 2012 and must have come to the U.S. before they turned 16. They also must have lived in the U.S. since June 15, 2007 until the present date and have been physically present in the U.S. on June 15, 2012 and at the time they are making their petition.
The individuals under consideration must have entered without inspection before June 15, 2012 or had their immigration status expire as of June 15, 2012.
They also must be currently in school, have graduated or obtained a certificate of completion from high school, have a general education development (GED) certificate or be an honorably discharged veteran of the Coast Guard or Armed Forces of the U.S.
Applicants cannot have been convicted of a felony, significant misdemeanor, three or more misdemeanors, and they do not pose a threat to national security or public safety.
The government started accepting applications on Aug. 15 and it had been expected that final decisions could take several months. DHS has said the time to approve applications is expected to slow in coming months.
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