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Category: Opera
Opera 11.10 Final Bugs
After playing with Opera 11.10 for a few days I wanted to show you some of the most annoying bugs.
– Zoom Picture > Save (CTRL+Click) > Picture Scroll Feature Turns Itself On
– Payoneer.com Broken Menus
– Scroll Bar Appears in Some Text Select Fields
– Speed Dial Reloads After Restart
Since the "close button bug" is already reported, it was not included in the video.
Just like with the few previous major new builds, I believe that this release is rushed and shouldn't have been labeled as the "Final" in the first place. But then again, maybe those things do not happen to other users and 11.10 is in fact as solid as rock.
Tiffany Brown from Opera Software was kind enough to explain pretty much all the mentioned bugs.
Speed Dial Reload bug:
I think what you're seeing with Speed Dial has to do with changes we have made to that feature. It *appears* to reload, but doesn't actually fetch new content unless you (or the site's developers) have actually enabled automatic refreshing.
The issue is related to how Opera 11.10 is calculating the offset on that page. The fix is to use clientHeight if it is larger than offsetHeight. I will reach out to Payoneer's development team. Sometimes things change between versions. Opera 11.10 reports offsetHeight correctly, but somehow the menu script on their site is not recognizing that.
Mozilla and Opera Mock Microsoft's Native HTML5 Claims
It looks like not everyone is digging the native HTML5 marketing claims from the software giant.
With the launch of Internet Explorer 10 Platform Preview 1, Microsoft had to say the following:
Web sites and HTML5 run best when they run natively, on a browser optimized for the operating system on your device. We built IE9 from the ground up for HTML5 and for Windows to deliver the most native HTML5 experience and the best Web experience on Windows. The only native experience of the Web of HTML5 today is on Windows 7 with IE9.
Mozilla's former director of Firefox, Mike Beltzner, was quick to respond, ridiculing the term on Bugzilla, the company's bug tracking database.
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Dear Opera, How Do I Open This Tab?
It looks like the recent Opera 11.10 release includes a flawed/not well thought feature which displays the X button for the specific pages/tabs that open in a new window after the mouse click.
So my question to Opera is: how do I actually open one without closing it?
Click here to test it.
Download Opera 11.10 Final
The final version of Opera 11.10 has been just released and can be downloaded here. In case you are using Opera 11.10 RC 4.1, there is no need to do so because it's the very same build.
What's New?
There are plenty of new features and improvements in the following version, including:
An improved version of web compression technology called Opera Turbo.
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Opera: Show Full Site Thumbnails (Old Speed Dial)
If you don't like the way Opera 11.10 displays zoomed in site/logo thumbnails in the new Speed Dial, then here is how to fix this:
Right Click > Reload Every > 30 Minutes (or any other option)
Right Click > Reload
You will now notice that the full site thumbnails are back. However, if you don't like the distraction by the constantly changing working environment, then click the following:
Right Click > Reload Every > Never
You now have static, full site thumbnails, just like in the older versions of Opera.
Weekly Browsers Recap + Bonus Links, April 11th
- Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) vs. Firefox 4 vs. Google Chrome 10 vs. Opera 11 vs. Safari 5
- March, 2011: Firefox, Chrome, Safari Share Up; Internet Explorer – Down
- Mozilla Names Slow Extensions
- Google Chrome to Receive Scrolling Tabs
- Google Chrome to Improve Security
- Google Chrome Cookies
- The Story of Opera Employee
- Download Opera 11.10 RC
- CycleBlob: WebGL Lightcycle Game
- How Would You Change FavBrowser?
- FavBrowser.com v3 Launched
Opera Turbocharges Opera Turbo
Now here is something for the cheerleaders.
Web site compression technology, Opera Turbo, has just received a significant upgrade which will certainly improve your browsing experience.
Thanks to WebP compression, JPEG images not only do look better now but also take less time to load (see picture above).
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The Story of Opera Employee
If you are up for some reading, then here is something to check out.
Lawrence Eng, the former employee of Opera Software, has shared his story on what it was like to work for the company whose products are used by millions of people worldwide and how challenging can it be to actually create such software when each individual is different.
Download Opera 11.10 RC
The first release candidate of Opera 11.10 has been just released and can be downloaded here.
According to the official blog post, the following version continues to polish the Speed Dial, includes lots of bug fixes and has various improvements that reduce the power consumption.
One thing I did not like about setup is the fact that it was trying to connect to the Internet (guess for the installation tracking purposes).
For a complete list of changes, visit the following post.
Thanks to everyone who sent this.
Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) vs. Firefox 4 vs. Google Chrome 10 vs. Opera 11 vs. Safari 5
Some time ago, TomsHardware has published a nice list of benchmark results for the top 5 web browsers. Unfortunately, they did not test the final version of Firefox 4.
Well, this is no longer the case as the most recent tests now include the following:
Internet Explorer 9
Firefox 4
Google Chrome 10
Opera 11
Safari 5
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A decision on whether the Stadio San Paolo will be ready to host the Napoli-Parma game will be made next week.
The playing surface in Naples is in a desperate state after the club claimed that the grass had been affected by a virus – and the high summer temperatures only made things worse.
The penalty areas will be resurfaced over the next few days. The rest of the pitch could have the same treatment if no improvements are seen.
There will be a further pitch inspection on Tuesday where it will be decided whether the Week 3 encounter against Parma will take place on 16 September.
See the latest Serie A predictions and betting tips with Eurotips.co.uk [12]

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The Østensjøvannet Lake sits centrally in the Østensjø district, of which a tributary runs south and forms a circular stream with an inner, smaller section of the lake. The Østensjøvannet became a protected wildlife reserve in 1992.
If you enjoy the thrill of sport and you are looking for a venue to go on a date with an escort in Østensjø, this district is home to the IL Manglerud Star, a Norwegian alliance sportclub. Founded in 1913 was the SK Star Club, which merged with the Manglerud IL Club in 1964 to form the IL Manglerud Star. However the club still regards its founding date as 1913. The two sports that are played in the club are the Manglerud Star Ishockey and the Manglerud Star Toppfotball, so whether you prefer ice-hockey or football, you can watch either or both at this venue.
If you have a love for hiking and nature, then Østensjø is the perfect place to visit, should you be in the area to meet one of the escorts in Østensjø. Østensjø is renowned for its close proximity to the forested area of Østmarka, of which a section is in the municipality of Oslo. The Østmarka region is a popular tourist resort, sitting on top of basement rock that dates back to over a billion years, forming hills and valleys, lakes, streams and creeks in a heavily wooded region.
If you are looking for some companionship that is uncomplicated with no repercussions, Østensjø escorts are ready to take your call, providing you with some company without the hassle of being contacted afterwards asking why you you haven't called or when you will be back again.
An escort in Østensjø is there whenever you need them, providing a discrete, professional service at a time and date that best accommodates you. Whether you chose to visit once a month or once a year, you can rest assured that whenever you meet again, you will be welcomed with open arms.
Why not book an Østensjø escort today?


text: Former racing driver and US Ocean-going Newman streaks across the Nevada desert on his way to San Francisco, doped up to the eyeballs on Benzedrine, having coition with kooky chicks and passing the time with grizzled prospector Jagger in Death Valley. All the while he is being warned of the fuzz attempts to halt his progress nigh a cheerfully sustaining town DJ, Super Soul (Elfin), who mans a ghost town radio station. Vanishing Point became something of a cult classic in the mid-1990s, and set inspired a of tracks on a Primal Scream album. Many pore over precise symbolism and allegories about post-Woodstock America beneath its skin-deep simplicity. They do tend to be the heavier smokers supposing. If not, this is an idle pleasure.


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Glossary of Terms
Active shoe
Shoes designed specifically for athletic activities, such as walking, running, hiking, and more.
The closure at the end of a shoelace, typically constructed from metal or plastic in the form of a sheath.
Air circulation system
A Clarks-exclusive technology, the air circulation system pulls in fresh air from outside the shoe while interior air channels draw away warm, moist air from the foot.
Ankle Boot
A boot with a height no taller than the wearer's ankle.
Ankle strap
A strap on a shoe that spans across the wearer's ankle.
Acronym indicating the American Podiatric Medical Association, an organization promoting foot and ankle health.
Apron front
A decorative piece for the front of a shoe that features distinctive stitches, edging, or similar ornamental features.
The section of a foot's sole that is high and curved, situated between the ball and heel; or the section of a shoe (typically part of the insole) that provides support to the arch portion of the foot.
Back seam
A vertical seam spanning the center of the back of a shoe or boot.
The padded section of the foot between the big toe and the arch.
Ballet flat
A flat shoe designed in the style of a ballet slipper.
Balmoral shoe
A shoe style featuring laces across a V-shape panel on the upper.
A textile used for shoe and boot linings featuring a fluffy, soft pile, favored for its warm insulating properties.
Biker boot
Designed for protection from the elements during motorcycle rides, biker boots feature thick and durable leather, a low heel, and shaft height ranging from 10 to 14 inches.
A shoe whose vamp and tongue are constructed from one piece of material, laced with overlapping side flaps across the instep.
Boat shoe
A moccasin-style shoe featuring a rubber sole that prevents slipping or skidding.
A shoe that's styled like a boot but lacks a boot's height.
Full-coverage footwear that extends to the ankle at minimum, and may go as high as the wearer's thigh.
Brannock device
A foot measuring device that determines a foot's overall size, incorporating length and width specifications.
A shoe designed in an oxford style with perforation and pinking details.
Brush-off leather
Leather that has been treated to create an antique finish.
A clasp situated at one end of a strap, made of a rectangular or curved rim with a movable tongue, which fastens to the other end of the same strap or to a corresponding strap.
Buffed leather
See "nubuck".
Bungee laces
Non-tie laces made of elasticized rope.
The process where a shoe is buffed to achieve an antique or broken-in look.
A fastener shaped like a disc, knob, or similar, which provides a closure when slipped through a corresponding loop or hole.
California construction
A shoe featuring an upper stitched to a sole wrap and the insole, wrapped around a soft midsole, then bonded to a thin outsole.
A heavy-weight cloth made from cotton, hemp, or linen.
Cap toe
Also known as a tip, an extra piece of leather used to cover the toe of a shoe.
Cement construction
Construction featuring the upper directly adhered to the outsole via a bonding agent.
Center seam
A stitched seam running from the toe of the shoe to the tongue (see Clarks Desert Trek).
Chukka boot
A lace-up ankle-height boot with a plain toe and minimal adornment.
A boot measurement taken at the widest section near the top of the shaft.
Clarks Active Air
A Clarks-exclusive technology, Active Air is an interior shoe air chamber and channel system that enables air to move under and around the foot, absorbs shock, and conserves energy.
Clarks Active Air Vent
A Clarks-exclusive technology, Active Air Vent features an inner-shoe air circulation system that replaces all air in the shoe with every 10 steps.
Clarks Plus™
A Clarks-exclusive technology, Clarks Plus™ features intelligent underfoot cushioning to help restore and support natural foot positioning.
Clarks Originals®
Building off historic designs from Lance and Nathan Clark, Clarks Originals® feature classic shoes and boots such as the Desert Boot, Wallabee, and other timeless styles.
Clarks Unstructured®
A Clarks-exclusive collection, Unstructured® shoes combine four key elements: softness, flexibility, lightness and climate control.
Clarks WAVEWALK™
A Clarks-exclusive collection, WAVEWALK™ shoes enhance walking with curved soles to encourage forward motion, all while reducing shock impact.
A shoe with a thick platform sole, open back, and closed toe.
Cobblers Collection
Premium leather Bostonian classic dress shoes made in Italy.
Also known as a rim or top line, the area of the shoe that is furthest away from the outsole; the place where the foot enters the shoe.
Combination last
A last where the ball and heel are different widths, with the heel typically narrower than a standard last.
Contour footbed
A shoe featuring an insole that conforms to the shape of the wearer's foot.
A fine-grade leather typically made from horsehide.
Corner stitch construction
Construction where the upper is attached directly to the outsole at its edges.
The back of the shoe, above the sole, that cradles the wearer's heel.
Crepe rubber
A raw type of rubber that is tacky to the touch.
Desert Boot
Designed by Nathan Clark, the iconic Desert Boot features an ankle height, a crepe sole, and top-quality leathers, suedes, or textiles in a variety of colors.
Desert Trek
A classic Clarks design featuring a stitched center seam, a crepe outsole, and top-performance leathers, suedes, or textiles in a variety of colors and finishes.
Direct inject construction
Construction where the sole is fused directly to the upper at the point in the manufacturing process when polyurethane is in a molten state.
Distressed leather
Leather that has been treated to have a weathered/broken-in look, while still maintaining quality material standards.
Distressed suede
Suede that has been treated to have a weathered/broken-in look, while still maintaining quality material standards.
A fabric hybrid of nylon and polyester polymers engineered to reduce moisture within a shoe and maintain dry, comfortable feet.
Driving moccasin
A flexible moccasin or slip-on shoe with a pedal-grip sole and wrap-around heel, ideal for driving or light activities.
Embossed leather
Leather that has been imprinted with a pattern, such as an exotic animal print or artistic design.
A shoe or sandal featuring woven rope covering its sole.
Ethyl vinyl acetate (EVA) is stiff foam that is easily molded, often used in lightweight shoes.
Traditional shoe lacing, consisting of perforations set in the throat above the shoe's tongue, held together with string or laces.
Faux fur
Synthetic material constructed to resemble real fur.
Faux suede
Synthetic material constructed to resemble real suede.
Fisherman sandal
A closed-toe men's sandal featuring straps woven both horizontally and vertically.
A shoe with a flat heel or no heel.
Flex grooves
Indentations or grooves on the outsole of a shoe that enable the shoe to bend with the foot.
A thong-style sandal featuring a band between the big- and second toe.
Also known as an insole, a part of the shoe's interior designed to provide a layer of cushioning and to absorb moisture away from the foot.
The portion of the foot between the ball and toes.
Foxing bands
Rubber strips that unite the upper and sole of a shoe, typically part of athletic shoe construction.
Full grained leather
Leather in its original state with the grain being intact; see also "grain leather".
Boot-style waterproof shoes, traditionally made out of rubber, that protect the feet from wet weather.
A flat sandal with several straps across the vamp holding the sole to the foot, as well as a circular strap around the ankle.
Elastic panel stitched into the side of a shoe's vamp for easy on/off.
A polytetrafluoroethylene-based waterproof and breathable material often used in outdoor shoes and boots.
Grain leather
Leather in its original state with the grain being intact; see also "full grained leather".
A small piece of material, usually triangular in shape, inserted into a shoe to improve overall fit.
The rear underside of a foot; or the part of the shoe that supports the foot's heel.
Heel height
Usually cited in 1/8-inch increments, heel height measures the distance from where the heel starts at the sole of the shoe downward to the floor.
Hidden gores
An elastic panel within the vamp, obscured by the shoe's tongue.
High heels
A women's shoe featuring a heel that is 3 inches high or more.
High top
An athletic shoe that extends over the ankle.
A flat sandal or shoe featuring an upper woven out of pieces of leather.
Injection-molded EVA
The process of injecting ethyl vinyl acetate into molds for shoe components, where it then expands.
The interior seam of a shoe that binds the insole, lining, upper, and welt.
Also known as a footbed, a part of the shoe's interior designed to provide a layer of cushioning and to absorb moisture away from the foot.
The top surface of the foot between the toes and ankle.
A fringed tongue placed over the vamp of the shoe for decorative purposes.
Kitten heel
A shoe with a slim, short heel, usually between 1 1/2" and 1 3/4" high, placed slightly more inward on the shoe's sole than a standard heel.
Knee boot
A boot with a height reaching the wearer's knee.
The cords or string placed through a shoe's eyelets for closure and tightening over the foot.
A shoe featuring laces for closure.
Leather derived from the skins of young sheep.
The wood or plastic foot form over which a shoe is made, used to determine shape, size, silhouette, width, and fit.
The hide of an animal prepped for use through hair removal, tanning, and preservation techniques.
Leather upper
A shoe where all parts stitched to the sole are constructed from leather.
A layer of leather or leatherboard used to construct a shoe's heel.
A buffer between the foot and inner seams of the shoe, typically made from leather, which also wicks away moisture.
A slip-on shoe, similar to a moccasin, constructed without closures.
Lug outsole
Designed for durability, this outsole is constructed out of rubber, features treads, and tends to be heavy in weight.
A DuPont fabric known for its smoothness and elasticity.
Mary Jane
A low-heeled or flat shoe with a strap across the instep.
An open-texture knit or woven fabric.
Metallic leather
Leather finished in a metallic hue, such as gold, silver, bronze, and similar tones.
Metatarsal arch
The top section of the foot covering the metatarsal bones.
Metatarsal bones
The five long bones between the foot's instep and toes used to propel the body forward when walking or running.
A thin, yet strong, synthetic fiber used in textiles.
A nonsolvent polyester microfiber manufactured to resemble suede.
Mid-calf boot
A boot with a height no taller than the middle of the wearer's calf.
The thin layer of material between the outsole and insole, designed to absorb shock and ease the walking motion.
Moc toe
A shoe featuring a toe that resembles the toe in a standard moccasin.
A slip-on shoe where the sole is formed from one piece of leather stitched around a last.
Moccasin construction
Construction featuring one piece of smooth leather, wrapped under the foot and stitched to a leather plug on the vamp, with its outsole stitched or cemented to the upper.
Monk strap
A blucher-style shoe with a wide strap across the instep featuring a buckle at the exterior side.
A piece of material affixed to the upper of a shoe to protect against water, mud, and other weather elements.
A closed-toe, backless shoe or slipper intended for loungewear.
An extremely soft version of sheepskin leather.
Nature-formed last
A design element of Clarks Originals® shoes, where the last has been constructed to follow the natural form of the foot.
Synthetic rubber that is oil resistant, typically used in constructing crepe soles.
A version of suede with less nap that is finer overall, with a more velvet-like feel.
Oily leather
Leather that has been finished with extra tanning oil for a richer look.
Insoles constructed from polyurethane and recycled rubbers that conform to the foot for comfort cushioning and durability.
An insole designed for orthopedic health that emphasizes cushioning and foot stability.
Typically made of polyurethane or rubber, the outsole rests on the bottom of the shoe's sole and is exposed to the most wear and tear.
A low shoe with laces over the instep.
Patent leather
Leather that has been finished to a hard, glossy surface, then coated with varnish or enamel.
Pebbled grain
Leather that has been embossed to resemble a pebbly surface.
Peep-toe sandal
A sandal with a partially closed front, typically with a cut out revealing two or more toes.
Penny loafer
A slip-on shoe featuring a strip of material over the instep; the material typically features a slot, where pennies traditionally are placed for good luck.
Small holes, used for decorative or air circulation purposes, patterned across a shoe's trim.
Fabric yarns that stand out or up from the textile's weave.
A strip of decorative material that traces the seam around the sole.
The angle of the rear part of the heel where it meets the sole.
Plain toe
Shoes without any design or ornamentation on the toe.
Plantation crepe
Frequently used in Clarks Originals® footwear, plantation crepe refers to lightweight, durable natural rubber often used to construct soles.
A style with a thick sole at the front of the shoe and a high heel to compensate for the additional front sole height.
Polished leather
Leather that has been processed to create a high shine; see also "glazed leather".
Polyurethane (PU)
A thermoplastic polymer used for padding and insulation.
Printed leather
Leather that has been mechanically textured to enhance the surface appearance.
A low-cut and lightweight shoe without closures, traditionally with a mid- to low heel.
The portion of the shoe encompassing the heel and rear sides.
Quarter lining
The material used to line or buffer the shoe's quarter.
Rain boot
Boots made of weatherproof materials, ideal for wear on inclement days.
Riding boot
An equestrian-style boot, typically knee-high, with buckle detailing and a minimal heel.
Also known as a collar or top line, the area of the shoe that is furthest away from the outsole; the place where the foot enters the shoe.
A rounded-heel shoe with a thicker-than-average sole.
A natural material derived from rubber trees, commonly used in constructing shoe soles.
Ruched leather
Leather that has been pleated or gathered for decorative purposes.
Run-off blucher
A parallel seam running over the shoe's toe, similar to a bike toe.
Run-off toe
A parallel seam running over the shoe's toe, similar to a bike toe.
Saddle oxford
An oxford shoe with a saddle-style material across the vamp, usually in a different color from the rest of the shoe.
An open-toed, open-back shoe, ideal for warm climates, held to the foot with a thong or straps.
A boot measurement taken from mid-arch, up the interior of the boot, to the top of the boot shaft.
Designed to support the arch and provide stability, the shank is typically made from a thin strip of steel or polycarbonate and placed between the outsole and midsole.
Shearling leather
Typically used as a liner for cold-weather shoes and boots, shearling leather is sheepskin or lambskin with the wool still attached.
Material made from the hide of a sheep.
Shoe horn
A curved device, inserted at the heel, that makes it easier to put a shoe on a foot.
A string or cord, strung through eyelets, used to fasten a shoe.
The external coverings or apparel for human feet constructed of a sole and an upper that extends to the ankle.
The hybrid style between shoe and bootie, featuring traditional boot styling with height lower than the ankle.
The pattern in the outsoles of outdoor shoes that prevents water retention and slipping.
Shoes made in the style of a ballet flat, with a very flat heel and short vamp.
An open-toed, open-back shoe with a band across the toe.
A shoe held to the foot with a strap behind the heel, typically fastened with a buckle.
Slip last
A construction method which stitches the upper of the shoe that is slipped onto a last, closing the upper with stitches down the center, under the foot, before gluing it to the midsole.
A shoe that's worn by sliding the foot into it, without any need for closures or fasteners to adjust the fit.
A shoe intended primarily for indoor wear and lined for warmth.
Snuffed leather
See "nubuck".
The inner sole of a shoe (usually removable).
The bottom portion of a shoe, excluding the heel.
Split leather
Leather made from the lower layers of a given hide that have been split away from the other layers or grain.
Stacked heel
A heel constructed of leather or leawood covering designed to resemble wood.
Stitchdown construction
Construction where the upper is stitched directly to an insole board, which is then cemented to the outsole.
Strobel construction
Construction featuring the upper attached to a sock liner which is then applied to the outsole.
Leather that has been buffed on its flesh side to raise the nap.
Synthetic materials
Man-made materials designed to evoke their biological counterparts (e.g., synthetic leather, synthetic fur).
The process of turning raw animal hides into finished leathers.
A partial sole (typically leather or metal) attached over a shoe's existing sole.
Ornamentation constructed from a knot and cascading cords, strands, or threads.
Thermo plastic rubber
A material constructed from a mixture of rubber and plastic.
A sandal held to the foot primarily via a V-shaped leather or fabric that rests between the big and second toe, attached to the shoe near the instep or ankle.
The primary opening of a shoe, usually placed between the vamp and ankle.
Also known as a cap, an extra piece of leather used to cover the toe of a shoe.
Toggle laces
Elastic laces featuring a slide toggle, often used in athletic/outdoor slip-on styles.
Traditionally made from leather, the tongue is attached at the vamp, extending upward under the lacing to buffer the instep.
The pattern or design within the outsole of a shoe.
The top of the shoe, consisting of all parts that are stitched to the sole.
The front part of a shoe where the shoe flexes.
Vegetable-tanned leather
Full-grain leather that has been tanned using vegetable oils, resulting in a rich finish.
Vegetarian shoes
Shoes made without biological materials (such as leather or other animal hide).
Hook-and-loop fasteners, often found on children's and walking/active shoes.
Vulcanized rubber
The process of curing rubber under heat and pressure. Vulcanized outsoles are cured in a mold; shoes are wrapped with uncured rubber before vulcanizing.
Designed by Lance Clark, this Clarks Originals® moccasin originated in the 1960s and features a nature-formed last and plantation crepe outsole.
Wallabee boot
A boot version of the popular Wallabee, this Clarks Originals® style also features moccasin styling, a nature-formed last, and plantation crepe outsole.
Shoes and boots constructed out of impermeable materials that allow feet to stay dry and protected from the elements.
Waxy leather
Leather where a surface treatment is used to develop a broken-in, well-worn appearance.
A heel extending from the ball of the shoe to the rear of the shoe, following the natural contour of the wearer's foot.
A particular style of pull-on rain boot, usually made of rubber, ideal for wet-weather wear.
A piece of leather placed between the outsole and insole for ornamentation or to improve the shoe's strength.
Wide width
A shoe with a wider volume by a pre-determined increase in ball girth measurement (e.g., men's shoes are 7/16" for wide width, 13/16" for extra-wide width).
A shoe measurement taken from the ball of the foot, determined in 1/6" increments.
Wing tip
A toe cap designed in a wing shape.
A clothing fastener consisting of two tracks of metal or plastic teeth that interlock via a central pulley.


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Do script and audience interact in drama in the same way as texts and readers?
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Script and audience interact in drama in the way texts and readers interact in novels. ( I am assuming the last part of that statement).
This statement is both true and untrue. First of all, the comparison is valid because the relationship between a text and its reader parallels the relationship between a script and the audience of the play that it represents. In both cases, the reader/audience takes away important elements of character, plot, theme and human nature in general from the words generated by the script and the novel.
However, the interaction is far more interpretive between the reader and the text. The reader must supply all of the visualization, the sound, the look of the characters, the weather, the smell of the chicken broiling - all of the details - for himself. He must make use of the text to bring these ideas to life in his own mind. If the text is persuasive, he must understand the precise meanings of the words in order to be persuaded because he cannot hear the delivery or see the facial expressions of the speaker.
In a drama, the script is already interpreted before it gets to the audience. A production company has hired actors, built a visual set, and trained the actors in how the say each line. The volume, the tone of voice, the appearance of the actors - all of these are predetermined for the audience. In fact, it is doubtful that the audience has even seen a script.
Thus, the reader of a text relates and interacts on an interpretive level while the audience and a script interact through a third party which actually produces the play. Thus the interaction is more dependent upon the ideas of this producer.
I hope this helps!


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I am generally against the idea of every battlefield in the FWW being a sea of mud, as many weren't, but there was plenty of times when men were fighting in muddy conditions. However, to make games different when playing Through the Mud and the Blood I decided to go down the muddy route when creating a new board for the rules set. Rather than go through the laborious task of creating new terrain boards, I decided to take the quick, simple and cheap option. In other words, a brown sheet. But brown sheets appear to be quite hard to come by, so instead I bought these raw ingredients:
A cheap white bed sheet and a box of dark brown dye, combined this cost no more than £15. All this was bundled together in the washing machine as per the dye instructions (note the mugs...):
It didn't take long for the dye to work, just two washes and all systems were go! It turned out a slightly lighter shade than I wanted, but it's not a massive problem. The next stage was to lay it out on the garage floor and paint it up.
I sprayed various shapes of brown, black and green onto the sheet. Again, the result wasn't amazing, but it is good enough for my immediate needs and was quick and simple.
The board will be covered in other terrain items, so the sheet will be hidden largely and for a quick easy gaming board it is fine!
In other news, I have recently been swamped in the First World War; my company, Elmet Archaeological Services Ltd is currently undertaking a survey of the Barnsley Pal's training area at Silverwood Scout Camp. You can read all about our progress here: ELMET BLOG
Thanks for looking!


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Jesus is the Alpha, the First, the Chief, the Foremost, the First-Born of every creature, the Eternal God. Man by nature is not the first even among creatures, for angels excel him by far. Nor are angels the chief, for our glorious Lord infinitely transcends them. He who made is greater than they who are made. And He who sends is greater than those who are sent. Jesus Christ stands Alpha in honorable degree—no angel can compare with Him.
Alpha was frequently used by the Hebrews to signify the best, just as we are accustomed to use the letter A. We say of a ship, for instance, that it is "A-1." So Jesus Christ may truly be said to be the Alpha, the First in this sense. Call Him by whatever title Scripture has affixed to Him and He is the First in it. Is He a Prophet? Then all the Prophets follow at a humble distance, bearing witness of Him. Is He a Priest? Then He is the Great High Priest of our profession. He is the fulfillment of all that which the priest did but typically set forth. Let Him mount His Throne as King, then he is King of kings and Lord of lords.
But, Beloved, though our blessed Lord is thus Alpha—the First—He was once in His condescension made Omega, the Last. How shall I describe the mighty descent of the Great Savior? Down from the loftiness of His Father's Glory and from the grandeur of His own Divine estate, He stooped to become Man. There is a vast distance from the Alpha of Deity, down to that letter which stands for manhood. But to this He came, He was made a little lower than the angels, for the suffering of death. But this is not enough. He stoops lower than man. Yes, there is a verse in which He seems to put Himself on a level with the least of all creatures that have life—He says, "I am a worm and no man, a reproach of men and despised of the people."
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"I wouldn't have met Jeff any other way," explains Walker. "Our paths just crossed as I was sharing abalone from my latest dive."
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Castles and Palaces | Burgen und Schlösser
Welcome to our guide to castles and palaces in Germany! Learn about the history and key attractions of Germany's many enchanting castles – plus how and when to visit them. First of all, let's explore the differences between a castle (die Burg) and a palace (das Schloss).
In German there are two main words for castle: Burg and Schloss. In English they can be translated in various ways, but generally a Burg is a fortress (a castle designed for defense in battle) and a Schloss is a palace – designed more as a residence. However, the difference between the two terms can get somewhat blurred in practice.
For instance, Burg Eltz, one of the castles featured in this guide, was never built for defensive purposes, but it is called eine Burg rather than ein Schloss. Most of the castles in Germany were designed as royal residences, and most of them are called Schlösser (palaces) in German, even though they are often called "castles" in English (such as Schloss Neuschwanstein, Neuschwanstein Castle). No matter. Call them what you will, they are all fascinating places to visit and explore!
See more about German castles and palaces below.
A Guide to Castles in Germany
- Burg Eltz | One of Germany's oldest and most picturesque castles, Eltz Castle is situated in forested hills not far from the equally picturesque Moselle River between Koblenz and Cochem. Dating back to 1157, Burg Eltz has been continuously occupied for over 800 years.
- Burghausen | "Germany's longest castle" – over a kilometer (0.62 mi) long – lies in Bavaria on the German-Austrian border. The Burg zu Burghausen really should be better known than it is. Besides the distinction of being the world's longest castle, it is also a real medieval castle – complete with moats, bridges and torture chamber (now a museum). It offers marvelous views of Burghausen's Old Town and Austria just across the Salzach River. More…
- Burg Vischering | This moated castle in Lüdinghausen (near Münster in North Rhine-Westphalia) is completely surrounded by water. Castle Vischering, built in 1271, now houses the Münsterlandmuseum and a special knights' armor exhibit for children. WEB: burg-vischering.de (in German)
- Charlottenburg | One of Germany's most attractive palaces is found in Berlin. Charlottenburg Palace (Schloss Charlottenburg) dates from 1695 and was the largest and most important residence of the Hohenzollern dynasty. Its garden park is modeled after Versailles and has been the location for several recent motion pictures. Badly damaged during WWII, the palace has been lovingly restored. (See photo below.) WEB: Prussian Palaces: Charlottenburg (official site, in English)
- Cochem: Reichsburg | The German town of Cochem has a famous castle landmark that towers above it. The Reichsburg was only a ruin dating back to the 12th century when wealthy Berlin merchant Louis Ravené decided to buy it and renovate it. Recommended sidetrips: A cruise on the Moselle River, a visit to the nearby Roman city of Trier (Germany's oldest!) and, in the other direction… More… – Also see: Photos: Castles and Palaces
- Heidelberg | Mostly a ruin today, Heidelberg Castle, high above the city, offers wonderful views of Germany's most famous university town! – See this castle ruin in Photos: Castles and Palaces
- Herrenchiemsee | This palace built by Bavarian King Ludwig II on an island in the Chiemsee was not only modeled after Versailles, it was also intended to surpass the French original. But Ludwig died during its construction and only 20 of its 70 rooms were ever completed. Even in its unfinished state, Herrenchiemsee is still impressive.
- Hohenschwangau | Another Bavarian palace located near Neuschwanstein and also connected to Ludwig II. Schloss Hohenschwangau was his childhood home and was built by his father, King Maximilian II. Guided tours are offered daily throughout the year.
- Linderhof | This palace (Schloss Linderhof) is the only one that Ludwig II saw completed in his lifetime. The smallest of his three large palaces or castles, Linderhof and its formal gardens are also an architectural gem well worth a visit. WEB: linderhof.de (in English and German)
- Marienberg | The Franconian (northern Bavarian) town of Würzburg on the Main River is home to two very different castles: The Fortress Marienberg (Festung Marienberg) is a medieval fortress castle overlooking the city, while the Baroque-style Residenz is a former royal residential palace, once home to the Fürstbischöfe (Prince-Bishops) of Würzburg, near the center of the city. The two landmarks are connected by public bus transportation. Today Fortress Marienberg is a park and museum. WEB: Fortress Marienberg (in English and German) and Residenz Würzburg (in English and German)
- Neuschwanstein | It's the most famous (and most visited) castle in Germany! With its mountain setting and its fairy-tale design, you can easily understand why. Neuschwanstein is the creation of Bavaria's "Mad" King Ludwig II – who also built the beautiful Linderhof and Herrenchiemsee palaces. More… – Also see: Photos: Castles and Palaces
- Nordkirchen | North Rhine-Westphalia is known for its Wasserburgen, or moated castles. Schloss Nordkirchen, not far from Münster, is a notable example.
- Sanssouci | The rococo summer residence of Frederick the Great is surrounded by a magnificent park. Easily reached by commuter train (S-Bahn) or car, the palace lies southwest of Berlin in nearby Potsdam.
- Wartburg | This well-preserved medieval castle just south of Eisenach in Thuringia is famous for serving as a refuge for Martin Luther during the Reformation.
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Forums → Popular Media → I know it has been out for a while but.....
Yesterday I was watching Inception and the question entered my mind:
at the end of the movie is he in a dream or in real life?
can somebody please help me answer this question by stating what they believe and why you think that.
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It's kinda the point of the whole thing. You need to find your own meaning to it, and live with the bit of doubt as well.
As far as I have seen, the most common opinion is that the wobble the top makes just before the screen cuts to black means it's reality, though another logical solution would be that he has been in a dream world since testing the better anaesthetic.
Personally, I don't particularly care. I do think it's reality, but even if it isn't, it won't matter to Cobb, because he has finally found peace. He's with his kids again, everything is alright and he doesn't doubt it himself. He leaves the spinning top, because it truly does not matter to him any more. If it's a dream, it's a dream he would rather be in than reality, and if it's reality, there will never be a dream as pleasant.
And, to me, that is what matters more in this case.
But, you probably ought to make your own mind to this. After all, it does change the movie quite a bit, depending on which ending you believe in.
That movie was complicated enough as it was for a cliff-hanger ending. Anyhow, Cen pretty much what needed to be said: Interpret it the way you want to.
Anyway, to give this post some meaning, INCEPTION IN MATH.
f(x) = 23x+95 g(x) = 8382
Find f(g).
Yeah, Cen explains it well.
I prefer to believe that the spinning top topples over. I've even read that some people hear it fall over in the credits, but I think they are just hearing what they want to.
Well, one other thing to take into account is that totems might not work in your own dreams, where you are the one in control. After all, that is the point of making a totem completely personal to you. You are the one who knows how it works, what it does to show reality and what it doesn't. If you are in your dream, alone, no one having manipulated or created the surroundings, no one in there with you, technically it should show everything as reality, since you are the one creating the dream.
Still calls for some kind of acceptance from Cobb, which might be bittersweet to the viewer, but might be the better of the results outside of it being reality.
I think.
Wait, when did they say that? I can't remember anyone being inside their own dream without someone else being cognitive on their own free will with them.
I believe they explain it when introducing Ariadne to the whole concept.
I will look it up in the movie in a moment when I go for another cup of tea, but until then, well, doesn't it make sense? If it's your dream, made in your own head, how is the characteristics of your totem going to be wrong from what you know? It's not like you forget such things just because you are dreaming.
Like Saito, when he falls on the carpet, and it doesn't feel right.
The purpose of the totem is to determine you are not in someone else's dream. As quoted from Arthur: "That way, when you look at your totem, you know beyond a doubt that you're not in someone else's dream."
So, for all we know, Cobb could be caught in his own dream, and just doesn't care anyway.
Which reminds me, I believe Limbo might work differently, since it's on such a deep level of dreaming that it has become some kind of collective sublevel of subconsciousness, that you are not in your own dreamscape any more, but in the entire human population's dreamscape, but that is just theory.
f(x) = 23x+95 g(x) = 8382
Find f(g).
If I did it right, I think it's supposed to be 192881. I'm not sure because I haven't done it in ages.
Pretty sure you do 23(8382) +95.
thanks guys especially you canere.
But, you probably ought to make your own mind to this.
I have now the reasonings are simple now that I think of it.
my theory is that he is in a dream but his totem doesn't work because it is his dream and he controls the gravity of things. thus explaining the toppling over but on the other hand he doesn't care because he is with his children. some other people might say that if he was in dream his wife would be there. what I think is that he finally back with his children making his mind at peace with her death. also at the beginning he is in limbo with the asian guy (sorry can't remember his name). this means that the movie ended in a dream and he had died some way in the dream. thus when he died in limbo it is just like nothing had happened because of the time span in the dream he was in. you see in the last dream in which he had died a life time was like one minute in the real world. so he was in a dream the whole time until he finally woke up on the plane and went home to his children.
just in case you are back tracking that yes I did change my solution in the end.
f(x) = 23x+95 g(x) = 8382
Find f(g).
Technically, f(g) = 23g+95, because your only input there is g, not g(x).
But yes, 192881 is the right answer.
Goin to use this Inception-related thread to go off on a lil tangent here...
Big problem I have with this movie...since its release people have been calling things that are within themselves "Inception"
Inception - an act, process, or instance of beginning : commencement
Meta - what people mean when they say "inception" since the movie came out
some other people might say that if he was in dream his wife would be there. what I think is that he finally back with his children making his mind at peace with her death.
Actually, this is shown when he kills her in Limbo. He has finally come to an acceptance of her death and his own part in it, and she would not return in his dreams again like she had done at any other time (unless, presumably, if he was revisiting memories).
She would be - dead, and would not haunt his dreams any more.
Big problem I have with this movie...since its release people have been calling things that are within themselves "Inception"
I do agree with this, it's kinda stupid. People keep considering the "dream within a dream" the inception, when it in fact is what they are set out to do, that is the inception. Inserting the idea of Fischer's father wanting him to make his own firm and live his own life is what the movie is about, not going deeper or being within something. That is simply the method they have to use, the same way they also used several dreamscapes in their extraction of Saito's information.
They even describe it in the movie...
Big problem I have with this movie...since its release people have been calling things that are within themselves "Inception"
I totally agree!
Arthur even explained that inception was the idea of placing an idea in somebody's without them being able to tell the origin of the thought.
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What is reality anyways? Lets think of it like a computer. Computers have programs like civilizations of humans. These programs can be changed in two ways:
1. A controller reprograms it
2. An anomaly changes it
Before humans were created, animals were all part of a "system" , if you will. There were many patterns such as life and death. They could be taken for granted. Only the "program" itself could create drastic changes such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and hurricanes. What I'd like to say is simply put as:
Humans are an anomaly to this world
We have the ability to change everything around us, in physical and spiritual ways, destroying forests without mother natures help and as this community knows, altering the outcome of things using magick.
Soon, our full powers will unravel and some people will call it the entering of the 5th aeon. This transformation will reveal the true power in those who are grounded into the universe. After the great shift, those people will be the heads of the new world, a world where magick rules. But there will be much chaos and death before it all happens, and some people call it 2012. I understand that this is a highly controversial subject. I, myself, am not fully clear on why 2012 is the chosen date for a new age. Either way, I think this will happen on 2012:
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Early 2012: True powers may be revealed sometime around now
Late 2012: New world order formed
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Smoking May Not be Illegal in California
The state of California is now making it a little tougher on smokers and a little easier on landlords to keep cigarettes off their property. Smoking may not be illegal in California, but finding a place to do it just got tougher. A new law gives landlords the legal authority to ban smoking almost anywhere in and on their property. Val Vradenburg is an asthmatic who's had a hard time living next to smokers in the past.
"It's gross walking through clouds of smoke on the way to your house and if someone's smoking next door to you and your window's open it goes right into your apartment," Vradenburg said.
The new law requires landlords to specifically list in rental agreements and leases the areas where smoking is prohibited. Besides inside the units, the ban can include balconies, parking lots and other common areas.
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Many property owners in California already have smoking bans in place, but the new law gives them greater legal authority if challenged.
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it all started when my girlfriend said she wanted to go dancing and i said " i dont like dancing" i said that about 20 times to her to get the point across finally she gets her friend to go with her line dancing. she said "if you dont go i am going to dance with other guys.So she goes and i saty home because im to shy to dance and i dont like social events with drunk people.
so she danced with 5 guys, slow danced with 3 and freaked danced with 2 . one dance was with her body faced out and the guy comes up behind her and grabs her hips and goes with the music with my girlfriend butt right in front or even sometimes touching his crotch for like 5min
i got upset, she said i have no right because i did not go with her.she ended up saying she will not dance with another guy again...
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Terrell Thomas re-signed with the New York Giants after missing the team's Super Bowl-winning season with a torn knee ligament.
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Thomas missed the 2011 National Football League season after tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament in a preseason game against the Chicago Bears in August. The league's free-agency period begins at 4 p.m. New York time.
A second-round pick in the 2008 draft, Thomas became a full-time starter in 2009, when he had a team-high 85 tackles and five interceptions. He led the team in the same categories in 2010, recording 101 tackles and five interceptions.
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If you're a parent with kids under the age of 10, you'll soon realize that for the first time in eight years, Pixar – those reliable animation stalwarts who make movies mom, dad and junior can enjoy – doesn't have a movie coming out this summer.
Lucky for you, DreamWorks Animation has stepped in with How to Train Your Dragon 2 – a sequel to the 2010 original.
The follow-up is every bit as smart, funny and jaw-droppingly beautiful as its predecessor with a storyline that picks up several years after the first instalment.
Along with recent releases like Puss in Boots, The Croods and Mr. Peabody & Sherman, How to Train Your Dragon 2 is further proof that DreamWorks is making animated films that can stand alongside features from Disney and Pixar.
In the sequel, Hiccup (voiced by Jay Baruchel) has started mapping out different parts of the world using his dragon Toothless as a nifty set of wings to travel across large expanses of water. These scenes are executed with painterly precision; water ripples, clouds are so fluffy you want to just reach out and touch them.
His Viking chief dad Stoick the Vast (Gerard Butler) wants Hiccup to eventually take over the clan, but Hiccup, like most teens, is still trying to figure out who he is. How can you learn to be a boss when you still don't know what you want to do when you get out of bed?
During one of his exploratory rides, Hiccup encounters Eret (Kit Harington), a hunter who sells dragons to Drago Bludvist (Djimon Hounsou), a madman in the midst of assembling a dragon army.
So it's time to grow up.
Hiccup and his girlfriend Astrid (America Ferrera) set out to stop Drago. Along the way, he's reunited with his long-lost mother Valka (Cate Blanchett), who has devoted her life to rescuing dragons.
"At least I'm not boring," she quips when they first meet.
Dad shows up, along with Hiccup's pals Snotlout Jorgenson (Jonah Hill), Fishlegs Ingerman (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), Gobber the Belch (Craig Ferguson) and Tuffnut and Ruffnut Thorston (T.J. Miller and Kristen Wiig). They try to convince him to abandon his quest to change Drago's mind.
And while this back and forth offers plenty of comedic hijinks, several sequences in the film's final act might upset younger viewers (parents should be aware of this). Things rebound by the end and the conclusion leaves us anticipating the third instalment, which, coincidentally, is already in the works for a 2016 release.
In terms of the animation, the level of detail in the new film is truly astounding, as is the 3D. I've had an uneven experience with the format as of late (Edge of Tomorrow and X-Men worked; Godzilla not so much). The flight scenes pop, and the dialogue is infused with the same witty improv we've come to expect from the adult films of the voice cast.
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Industry leaders, academics and safety and health experts today committed to a 12-month plan of action to tackle one of the enduring threats to people's health at work.
Representatives from the construction, rail and mineral products sectors will join trade and health bodies, researchers and regulators in 2017 in raising awareness of, and taking preventative action against, harmful exposures to respirable crystalline silica (RCS).
RCS, or silica dust, is commonplace in industries that work with rocks, sand and clay, and products such as bricks and concrete, but significant exposure can cause silicosis and lung cancer.
Simple controls can prevent deadly exposure but studies have found that tens of thousands of people are still dying each year worldwide from occupational cancer caused by RCS.
Concerns over the threat and a lack of awareness brought together representatives from industry, academia and the safety and health profession for discussions in London earlier this year, organised by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH).
Now, participants in those talks have signed a global commitment that will see businesses and hundreds of thousands of working people receive new information and advice on how to protect themselves from exposure to silica dust.
Shelley Frost, executive director of policy at IOSH, said:
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Representatives from the UK's Health and Safety Executive, the Office of Road and Rail (ORR), Crossrail Ltd, the Mineral Products Association and Unite the Union are among those to have joined IOSH in signing the commitment.
It has also been backed by representatives of the British Occupational Hygiene Society (BOHS), Network Rail, Park Health and Safety Partnership, Tideway, International Commission on Occupational Health (ICOH), from Singapore the Workplace Safety and Health Institute, and experts at Imperial College London and Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM).
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WEATHERFORD – Southwestern Oklahoma State University baseball coach Scott Selby has announced the signing of 22 players that are expected to significantly bolster the 2009 roster. That number is expected to grow even more with the addition of recruited walk-ons that have agreed to tryout for the team once the school year begins.
"We targeted kids that come from winning programs and those who approach the game hungry," Selby said. "We are going to turn win here and this is the group that is going to help start it."
Selby said another focus of the recruiting effort was to improve the overall athleticism of the team and to have more depth at each position.
"We need to have more guys competing for a spot in the lineup. It's not good to have a player at a position without a challenge." Selby said. "Every spot on our team will be up for grabs. No one will be handed anything."
The list of the signees are as follows
P Quilan de Windt Fr. Willemstad, Curacao
P Aldemar Beltrien Fr. Santa Cruz, Aruba
P Andrew Smith Fr. Rowlett, Texas
P Kevin Hyde Jr. Oklahoma City (Rose State)
P Caleb McCool Jr. Aubrey, Texas (Navaro JC)
P Michael Stoltz Jr. Midwest City (Rose State)
P Drake Accord Fr. Sachse, Texas
P Bryce Clifton Fr. Vernon, Texas
P Jackson Salzman Jr. Bel Air, Kan. (Dodge City JC)
P Chris Pinion Jr. Bethany (Butler JC)
C Joel Bellot Fr. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
C Jon-Andrew Martin Jr. Krebs (Murray State)
1B Travis Rose Jr. N. Richland Hills, TX (Vernon JC)
1B Humberto Osorio Fr. Caguas, Puerto Rico
2B Tyler Powell Jr. Oklahoma City (Rose State)
3B Ricky Kirby Jr. Yukon
SS Alex Pagen Jr. San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico (Southern Nazarene)
OF Blake Mounce Jr. Tuttle (Eastern JC)
OF Morgan Marr Jr. Oklahoma City (Rose State)
OF Taylor Wilcox Fr. Mesquite, Texas (Poteet HS)
OF Jonathan Moser Jr. Wichita, Kan. (Friends University)
OF Andrew Johnson Fr. Rowlett, Texas
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Atlanta - New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees moved into the fifth spot on the NFL's all-time passing yardage list Thursday night in the Georgia Dome. Brees only needed 38 yards to move from sixth to fifth and he threw for 156 yards in the first half.
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It was a very good weekend for Ole Miss head coach Hugh Freeze.
Not only did the Rebels finally break their conference losing streak by beating Auburn, but Freeze got a verbal commitment from a guy they desperately need. Defensive tackle Darious Cummings committed to the Rebels on the very weekend that he was on an official visit in Oxford Mississippi.
Cummings is a junior college prospect from East Mississippi Community College, and is an absolute force in the middle at 6'3" 305lbs. Cummings was one of the top defensive ends in the country coming out of high school in 2010, and signed with the Florida State Seminoles. After an injury-marred and regrettable two seasons in Tallahassee, Cummings decided to transfer this past April.
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JEANIE DWIGHT (Brenda Blethyn) works as a short-order cook in a Sydney cafeteria, but she used to be a comedy star and wishes she still was. Everything that's funny and sad about "Introducing the Dwights," an appealing Australian comedy tinged with melancholy, springs from this simple fact. Jeanie may be a working-class single mother in her 50s, but her gargantuan need for attention gives her a mythical dimension. She's like Echidna, the mother of all monsters -- half nymph, half snake. (Emotionally speaking, of course.)
Jeanie lives in a modest house in a working-class neighborhood of Sydney with her two sons, Mark (Richard Wilson), who suffers from a mental disability but knows his way around a bon mot, and Tim (Khan Chittenden), an exceptionally handsome but painfully introverted 20-year-old virgin. Jeanie is intent on reclaiming her former glory, now 25 years gone and all but forgotten, and Tim serves as her chauffeur, moral support and official joke tester while making payments on a moving truck to set himself up in business.
When Tim meets a beautiful girl named Jill (Emma Booth) during a moving job and falls in love, Jeanie feels so threatened by the relationship that it takes her to the edge of a nervous breakdown. On her way there, she refuses to remember Jill's name, guilt-trips Tim mercilessly over an uneaten ratatouille the first time he spends the night at Jill's house and bullies him into getting on stage with her during a benefit performance so that she can humiliate him in front of his girlfriend.


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If LeBron James is playing in Cleveland, strange things will happen.
A person who attended a game (I won't call him a fan.) in Cleveland as the Cavaliers hosted the Miami Heat Wednesday night ran onto the court during play and attempted to shake the hand of LeBron.
The person, wearing a white t-shirt with "We Miss You" written on the front of it, was able to reach LeBron and shake his hand. Then, he just kind of wandered on the court expecting to be tackled by security. The problem was security reacted poorly, but they eventually jumped into action and escorted him away.
The stunt didn't affect LeBron or the rest of the Heat. All they did was overcome a 27-point deficit to win their 24th consecutive victory. Ho hum. Check out the video: