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The Indiana Secretary of State's Office is playing politics with grants that are intended to improve accessibility in the state's polling places. That's according to Monroe County Clerk Linda Robbins, who says the office denied the county grant funding for a project that would improve its early voting center. Robbins says the office is not funding any early voting projects this year, apparently because expanding early voting tends to benefit Democrats. Secretary of State Connie Lawson, who is a Republican, denies the decision had anything to do with politics. Assistant News Director Joe Crawford has the story for today's WFHB feature exclusive.


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Sunday, May 11, 2008
Don't want to fight for my rights.
I'm not fighting for my rights – I'm just fighting for doing what I think is right.
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
A good mental trick.
When I find out that it's difficult to make myself do something, the following thought comes to my head:
you should concentrate on searching for the reasons why you are going to succeed and why you should act even if you'll fail; and you shouldn't waste time on trying to find the reasons why you are going to fail and why you should lie idle even if you have all the chances to succeed.Believe me or not, it works. For me, at least.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
What I think of everytime I'm going to publish a post...
"Whatever you say, there will be always someone who would be offended by what you've said" - that's what I think of every time I'm going to write something publicly. There is a lot of people in this world who value their opinion so much (except for the case when it comes to applying their world view to practice, of course) that they think it is their debt to convince someone with a different point of view that he is wrong, to show him how wrong he is (and to do it at least once a day). But even this is not the worst option. Because there are also people that you can meet for which not even an opinion is the reason for starting up an argument. It's just their game. One says that he believes in God - and a person of that kind is trying to oppose him; another one says he doesn't believe in God - and the same person tries to persuade him in existence of God. See, he doesn't need to avoid controversies. He doesn't need to be logical. All he needs is to win. Because thinking is just his game. And all that is needed in a game is trying to become a winner.
Why does that happen? Partially, that happens because there are people who have failed in their attempt of finding a relation between their way of thinking and their way of living. "There's no matter what you think unless it affects your life".
Why does that happen? Partially, that happens because there are people who have failed in their attempt of finding a relation between their way of thinking and their way of living. "There's no matter what you think unless it affects your life".
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Friday, November 23, 2007
There's no way...
There's no way one who doesn't belong to oneself can make anything else belong to him.
Time heals all things.
Time heals all things... inasmuch as it inevitably leads us to the occurrence which will cure us of all diseases and distempers at once and forever.
The most intellectual work.
The most intellectual work, I think, is sweeping the floor: the head isn't busy with anything, so that it's possible to analyze the most complex ideas within one's mind :).
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Clever people vs. stupid people
Clever people who fight for stupid ideas are worse and more dangerous than stupid people.
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Add your message to our giant love letter: #WeLoveAfterschool!
By Jodi Grant
We all recognize the symbols of this time of year: teddy bears, chocolate, and children swapping cards at school. We learn at an early age that this season is about bringing people together, in spite of our many differences. This February, I invite you to join me in sending a "love letter" to the afterschool programs that knit communities together—regardless of differences in age, race, economic privilege or academic interest—by providing a safe place for children to grow and learn.
Our campaign toolkit has everything you need to join in. It's easy to take part. Fill in the blank on our downloadable graphic with a personal message of why afterschool matters to you—and encourage kids from your program to do the same! Then post photos of you or your kids holding their "love letters" on social media with the hashtag #WeLoveAfterschool.
There are so many reasons to love afterschool programs. Afterschool exposes children of varying ages and backgrounds to new ideas, like computer science or STEM learning activities, that prepare them for college and careers. Afterschool promotes social and emotional learning, helping youth develop the critical reasoning skills and humane instincts they need to become responsible, successful adults. Afterschool helps working families whose children would otherwise invent their own activities after the bell rings.
Examples of afterschool programs' success are evident across the country. For instance, students of Council Bluffs, Iowa's DREAMS program are learning the ins and outs of cybersecurity, thanks to the Air Force Association's CyberPatriot program. Not only are these kids gaining invaluable STEM skills that prepare them for the jobs of the future, they are forming relationships with peers from varying backgrounds and interests. This is the many-faceted power of afterschool.
"The students' enthusiasm and how they seem to soak up complex knowledge so quickly has made the experience extremely rewarding," said cybersecurity expert Anthony Kava.
Notably, the Council Bluffs DREAMS program would not exist without the support of federal funding via the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) initiative. Thankfully, 21st CCLC was protected and strengthened in our nation's new education law, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). ESSA's passing ensures that thousands of afterschool programs across the country will continue to introduce kids to new ideas and support working families for years to come.
Yet much remains to be done: for every child currently enrolled in an afterschool program, two more are still waiting to get in.
Join me this Valentine's Day season by declaring the reasons #WeLoveAfterschool. View our campaign toolkit to find downloadable graphics, and join the chorus on social media! Together, we can remind our friends, communities, and policy makers of the reasons afterschool programs deserve our love and support.
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Christmas blow for Kilkeel hotel staff
More than twenty people have lost their jobs just days before Christmas with the closure of the Kilmorey Arms hotel in Kilkeel.
The hotel, which ceased trading on Tuesday, was the only one operating in the Co Down town which is home to the largest fishing fleet in the province.
A total of 22 full and part -time staff have been laid off and in a statement administrators said they were currently assessing options for the business.
It is not known if any Christman functions were planned at the hotel located on Greencastle Street in the town.


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Alt-folk crew Field Report are the latest group to contribute to our Stripped Down by the River series, wherein artists we love do intimate, exclusive acoustic tracks from us live from lovely Austin, Texas. Here, the boys tear into the sweet "In the Year of the Get You Alone." Enjoy.


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Science Cafe is back from its summer vacation, and its heading straight for the deadliest topics. Join EngenuitySC, the University of South Carolina, and the Carolina Young Alumni Association to find out how Resuscinex will change the way we view traumatic injury. Register today!
"Why do we lose the war after winning the battle? Why does a patient successfully treated... of bleeding go on to die?"
Dr. Steven Fann of the University of South Carolina School of Medicine asked himself this question after watching patients repeatedly die after trauma though they had been successfully treated through surgery and IV fluids. However, in the US, trauma remains the leading cause of death for children and and adults under 44 and is the most frequent cause of death for both civilians and military personnel according to Greater Columbia Business Monthly.
But Dr. Michael Yost, CEO John Propst, and Dr. Steve Fann, the brains and braun behind the biotech firm Vitasol, may be able to change that with Resuscinex, a breakthrough fluid that restores and sustains cell functionality and vital signs during resuscitation without the associated risks of inflammation and potential death of traditional IV fluids.
Named 1 of 3 technologies that may change the world by the Greater Columbia Business Monthly, join Science Cafe as it presents Propst and Yost to discuss what Resuscinex is, how it restores and sustains vital signs for victims, and what its impact may be on the future for civilians and the armed forces.
Registration is encouraged, though not required. Walk-ins are always welcome.
Have questions about what Science Cafe is? Not sure it's for you? Visit www.sciencecafecolumbia.org to learn a little more about the program.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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CLERMONT, Ind. --
Larry Dixon, Greg Anderson and Matt Smith also were winners at the $2.6 million race, the 18th of 23 events in the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series.
Worsham became the sixth driver in the history of the event to double-up by winning today's eliminations and Sunday's Skoal Showdown bonus race for Funny Car competitors. It was Worsham's second victory of the season, 21st of his career and first ever at Indianapolis Raceway Park.
Worsham clocked a 4.874 second run at 320.05 mph in his Checker Schuck's Kragen Chevy Monte Carlo to hold off surprise finalist Frank Pedregon, the '99 Indy winner who finished in 4.904 at 313.07 in his Toyo Tires Dodge Stratus.
"People always ask me which of my wins is more special," said Worsham, 35, who started driving 15 years ago. "It used to be my first win at Atlanta in 1991, but I'm thinking now that the win this weekend overtook Atlanta as my favorite. We had a great car all weekend. I've been around the sport since I was six years old and driving since I was 20 and we've never had much success at this race. To come here and do what we did this weekend is a dream come true."
Gary Scelzi lost in the semifinals, but moved into the series lead in Funny Car, one point ahead of rookie Robert Hight, who lost in the first round. Top qualifier John Force also was upset in the first round and now sits 47 points off the lead in fourth. Scelzi, a three-time Top Fuel world champion, joins Don Prudhomme, Kenny Bernstein and Ed McCulloch as the only drivers in NHRA history to lead the series standings in both Top Fuel and Funny Car.
"This race is everything to anyone who drag races," Dixon said. "To me it's as big as winning the championship. To beat a team in the final that has absolutely dominated this racetrack this decade only makes it better."
It was Dixon's second victory of the season and the 38th of his career and it moved him to within 79 points of series leader Schumacher and 39 behind second place Doug Kalitta. Dixon gave the trophy to his young daughter Alanna, but in an emotional moment he dedicated the victory to his father, Larry Sr.
"This win is for my dad," Dixon said. "He's battling cancer right now and he's gonna beat it, but he was here and I'm so happy he got to see me win this race. He'd only been at the races one other time when I won, so this was special."
With the victory, his sixth of the season and 37th of his career, Anderson increased his series lead to 135 over Kurt Johnson.
"This race is a career-maker," Anderson said. "I'm so blessed to have won it four times. The guys are just so awesome at making the right calls with the setup. I love coming here. I wish we could race here 20 times a year."
"This is quite a thrill," Smith said. "I don't think I'll lose this smile for a while. Dad gave me a hug and told me he was proud of me."
Although he was upset in the first round, top qualifier Andrew Hines remained in the series lead, 17 ahead of teammate GT Tonglet, and 107 in front of third place Antron Brown.
The NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series continues with the 21st annual Toyo Tires NHRA Nationals, Sept. 15-18 at Maple Grove Raceway near Reading, Pa.
Monday's final results from the 51st annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals at Indianapolis Raceway Park. The 2.6 million race is the 18th of 23 in the $50 million NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series.
Top Fuel -- Larry Dixon, 4.521 seconds, 326.71 mph def. Tony Schumacher, 8.143 seconds, 107.27 mph.
Funny Car -- Del Worsham, Chevy Monte Carlo, 4.874, 320.05 def. Frank Pedregon, Dodge Stratus, 4.904, 313.07.
Pro Stock -- Greg Anderson, Pontiac GTO, 6.718, 205.26 def. Richie Stevens, Dodge Stratus, 6.779, 203.98.
Pro Stock Motorcycle -- Matt Smith, Buell, 7.114, 186.12 def. Steve Johnson, Suzuki, 7.206, 185.08.
Top Alcohol Dragster -- Steve Torrence, 5.299, 268.87 def. Hillary Will, 5.365, 267.75.
Top Alcohol Funny Car -- Frank Manzo, Pontiac Firebird, 5.599, 259.56 def. John Weaver, Chevy Camaro, 13.170, 73.56.
Competition Eliminator -- Glen Treadwell, '23 Ford T, 8.376, 145.11 def. Vinnie Deceglie, Chevy Corvette, 6.604, 205.69.
Super Stock -- Andy Fogle, Chevy Cavalier, 9.263, 141.13 def. Gary Richard, Pontiac Firebird, foul.
Stock Eliminator -- Peter Biondo, Chevy Camaro, 10.909, 111.26 def. Brent Darroch, Chevy Impala, 12.082, 109.83.
Super Comp -- Brad Plourd, Dragster, 8.914, 161.27 def. Richard Bernier, Dragster, 8.898, 162.96.
Super Gas -- Bill Jackson, Chevy Monza, 9.834, 149.83 def. Todd Hickey, Chevy Corvette, 9.879, 157.34.


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Ricky Lomax is an actor who portrayed MACO Private W. Woods in twenty episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise and his mirror universe counterpart in one episode. Lomax received no credit for his appearances. A costume with the name tag N. Myers was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay, indicating use by Lomax. [1] However stunt actress Dorenda Moore was identified portraying N. Myers and no on-screen reference was given confirming Lomax portrayal of Myers.
Lomax served between 1987 and 1989 as a Bradley tank operator in the US Army. Beside his acting appearances he performed in several television commercials for products such as IBM, Miller Beer, and Pepsi.
He has performed in films such as The Apostle (1997), Roads and Bridges (2001), Deliver Us From Eva (2003, with Gabrielle Union and Matt Winston), The Princess Diaries II: Royal Engagement (2004, with John Rhys-Davies), Gift for the Living (2005), and Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005, with Greg Ellis, Megan Gallagher, and Mark Newsom).
Lomax has also appeared on television series such as NYPD Blue, Oz, Son of the Beach (starring Lisa Banes), Clueless, Without a Trace (starring Enrique Murciano), and Kingpin.
Star Trek appearances Edit
- ENT: as W. Woods
- "Anomaly" (Season 3)
- "Twilight"
- "North Star"
- "Chosen Realm"
- "Stratagem"
- "Damage"
- "The Forgotten"
- "Countdown"
- "Zero Hour"
- "Storm Front, Part II" (Season 4)
- "Borderland"
- "Cold Station 12"
- "The Augments"
- "Awakening"
- "Babel One"
- "United"
- "Affliction"
- "Divergence"
- "Bound"
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Donald Trump paid a visit to the Howard Stern Show recently, where—naturally—the question of who is more beautiful between Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez came up:
Stern: But [Kardshian] has an ass that— is her ass too big, Donald? Is her ass too big?
Trump: Well, absolutely. It's record-setting.
Stern: But it's like, are you attracted to that gigantic ass?
Trump: No, that's— in the old days they'd say she's got a bad body.
Stern goes on to point out that Lopez, too, has a big ass, saying "people don't realize" that. (An absolutely absurd allegation.) (Everyone has realized that forever, Howard.)
Kim Kardashian c-thru pool shoot in Mexico
When Trump is asked if he had to, had to, have sex with either of the famously beautiful women, he, at first, tries to evade the question, before giving his answer:
Stern: If you had to have sex with one?
Trump: I don't like, you know, being negative to people who are so nice to me.
Stern: You love them both, but if you had to have sex with one of them?
Trump: I would pass on both.
Stern: You wouldn't bang either one of them?
Trump: I would pass on both.
Very nice of him to try to put off the heartbreak for Lopez and Kardashian, but I guess they were going to have to find out someday. I am so sorry, ladies.
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Wednesday morning saw confirmation on the Internet that Jill Farren Phelps is indeed out as EP of the number one soap opera, The Young and the Restless. She is being replaced by British soap producer, Mal Young, who for the last six months has been working as Supervising Producer on the CBS Daytime drama.
In an official statement by Steve Kent, senior executive vice president, U.S. programming for Sony Pictures Television, on the departure of Phelps who has been a the helm of Y&R since 2012:"On behalf of everyone at the show, we extend our sincere thanks to Jill for her years at Y&R and wish her continued success."
Reports have that Chuck Pratt Jr. will remain in his place as executive producer and head writer of Y&R.
Young took to his Twitter page confirming his new appointment relating simply: "Day One."
Throughout the day several of the cast of Y&R took to Twitter to congratulate Mal on his EP gig in Genoa City.
Jason Thompson (Billy) who was hired by Jill Farren Phelps at Y&R and gave him his soap start at GH tweeted: "Congrats Mal. I excited to go on this journey with you. I trust you buddy! Let's do it!"
Miles Gaston Villenueva (Luca) tweeted: "Congratulations to this man. What a creator and collaborator. And a beautiful human. Cheers."
Alicia Coppola (Meredith) tweeted: "Congratulations to this class act of a gentleman. Talented and kind. I raise my glass in your honor. XOXO A"
So, what do you think of Mal Young in as the new EP of Y&R? Comment below!


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I decided to start this weekly feature to provide some more in-depth information on the opposing team the Seattle Seahawks are playing each week.
So up first is Omar Kelly, beat reporter covering the Miami Dolphins for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. Kelly was gracious enough to take the time to answer five questions on the Dolphins.
Kelly is prolific on twitter, so check him out here if you're not following him already.
You can also check out Kelly's blog at the Sun-Sentinel here.
1.) From a distance, Tannehill seems to have played well earlier this season, but has struggled of late. Has he regressed? And does Miami's brass still believe Tannehill is a franchise quarterback?
Kelly: Tannehill has regressed a bit because Miami's running game has regressed, and teams have caught onto his approach, audibles and route adjustments. It's the natural learning curve rookies go through. He's shown plenty of ability when blitzing but teams have stopped their aggressive approach against the rookie, putting eight in the box, jamming his receivers, and forcing him to throw into tight windows. So far he hasn't overcome his latest challenge.
2.) Reggie Bush stated he wanted to lead the league in rushing, but currently he's tied for 21st in the NFL with 575 yards and four touchdowns. Bush also has fumbled three times, losing two of those. What are some of the reasons for Miami's struggles running the ball?
Kelly: The offensive line has had issues opening up holes with the zone blocking scheme lately. I believe teams have caught onto Miami's favorite runs, and their approach. It doesn't help that there's no receiver to stretch the field, so teams are routinely dropping eight men in the box. But Bush isn't taking advantage of the running lanes he's getting. He has too many runs of no gain or negative yards. Bush produces big runs, but the Dolphins are learning they can't afford to wait on them. The Dolphins are also making him share the workload more with Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller.
3. The Seahawks are very familiar with offensive lineman Richie Incognito and linebacker Karlos Dansby from their days playing in the NFC West. Incognito was second in this year's Sporting News players' poll voting on who's the dirtiest player in the league. Is Incognito getting soft in his old age, or as Seattle defensive tackle Brandon Mebane says, should the Seahawks be prepared to get their guard up like Floyd Mayweather? And can Dansby continue to play with a torn biceps and dislocated finger?
Kelly: Considering how much defensive players are complaining about Incognito I think it is unfair to say he's getting soft. Richie plays the game right up to the line, on the edge of dirty. Unfortunately for him the reputation carries weight. But it is clear he's the one player nobody wants to, or should mess with. I ask players a series of questions in a first and 10 series and one of the questions is "which player would you want with you in a bar fight." Wouldn't you know Incognito is a heavy favorite. As for Dansby, he's playing with a torn bicep and it has forced him to play smarter and less physical. There might be a smidgen of drop off, but not much.
4. Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland said during HBO's "Hard Knocks" that his team had a fourth, fifth and sixth receiver, but they did not have No. 1, 2 or 3 receivers. But Brian Hartline is among the league leaders in receiving yards (790), and Davone Bess is one of the better slot receivers in the league.
Kelly: Ireland was referring to the fringe receivers fighting for the final two or three spots on the roster, not Hartline and Bess. And he's right, the Dolphins don't have much depth. And they certainly don't have any receivers who can stretch the field, or serve as big red zone targets. But Hartline and Bess have done an admirable job carrying the passing game. If Hartline had scored more than one touchdown we'd be talking about a possible Pro Bowl season. For now, the pair will have to do, but there's a possibility Rishard Matthews and Marlon Moore could step their game up in the final weeks of the season.
5. The Dolphins have one of the better run defenses in the league, allowing just 96.8 rushing yards a contest. Who are some of the unheralded players on Miami's defense that maybe do not get the recognition they deserve nationally?
Kelly: As forceful as the Dolphins have been against the run this season, the unit has actually dropped the ball the past five games, allowing 4.6 yards per carry. Injuries have a lot to do with the recent drop off, but my standards and their standards are higher.
Anything worse than 3.6 yards per carry would be a disaster for this unit, which has annually suffocated rushing attacks. Paul Soliai and Randy Starks are arguably one of the best defensive tackle tandems in the NFL, and Cameron Wake is a force in pass rushing and run stopping. He's a monster. Miami's biggest issue is finding more pass rushing from the opposite side. Right now the Dolphins aren't getting enough from Jared Odrick and Olivier Vernon, and it is a challenge to get after quarterbacks without the blitz.


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Welcome to the photography gallery of Downeast Maine naturalist artist Brent L. Ander - Featuring photography of the landscape and nature of our world; from Acadia National Park along the Downeast Maine coast, to Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. My photography primarily focuses on the visual impact of nature, though there are a few human artifacts featured for their esthetic value, such as lighthouses and vintage cars. As an artist, I often look for the abstract form both in nature and in man-made artifacts.
The Super Moon over Petit Manan Lighthouse, from Acadia National Park, Maine
Little Hunter's Beach, Acadia National Park, Maine.
Personally, I view photography as an art form to be explored. Even after nearly fifty years of picture taking, I'm still learning new tricks and probably will until I get too old to hold a camera (I hope). Since the advent of digital photography, the potential for greater diversity utilizing powerful new tools has opened many creative possibilities.
Come join my Capture the Night photography workshops at the Schoodic Institute in Acadia National Park to experience some of the darkest skies on the East Coast and learn to photograph the stars in a variety of different ways.
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text: Video News: United Kingdom S. Korea beefs up missile program South Korea test launches a cruise missile in this undated file footage. Now, the country is extending the range of rockets like this one under a landmark agreement with the United States. The pact, announced Sunday, will allow South Korea to develop missiles that can travel up to 800kms - more than twice the current ceiling. Top security official Chun Young-woo said the deal was designed to deter an attack from the country's combative neighbour - North Korea. South Korea has pushed for years to extend the range of its missiles - but long-time ally Washington resisted. That stance changed after the North test-launched a long-range rocket in April - an attempt that ultimately ended in failure. © DailyMotion - Sunday, October 7, 2012


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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Dec 1, 2011
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 19 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 6 out of 19
Mixed: 8 out of 19
Negative: 5 out of 19
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Feb 22, 2015THIS GAME WAS HORRIBLE!!!! The maps were OK but the controls were bad and were unresponsive!!! PLUS IT WAS BLACK AND WHITE!! Most of the time it would crash! I rate this 2/10!
Dec 18, 2014This is a good zombies app for iOS. It has good graphics, good menus, and all of the guns from the XBOX 360 and PS3 game. However, I recently purchased this game for the iPhone 6, and it just flat out doesn't work. It starts off with a pink screen and says loading and just crashes. Please fix this!!!!! Although this is probably due to the lack of updates. 7/10 (good)
Sep 4, 2014-Maps are well replicated and fun
-Retains the Call of Duty feel
-Interesting Comic-book styled menus -Fair Controls Cons: -Little to no challenge -Terrible Sound -Mediocre Graphics -Not enough dialogue from the Zombie Crew -Underpowered Raygun Call of duty zombies was a rip roaring success on ios, and demonstrated the iPhone's capabilities as a gaming device. It was astounding-Maps are well replicated and fun
-Retains the Call of Duty feel
-Interesting Comic-book styled menus
-Fair Controls
-Little to no challenge
-Terrible Sound
-Mediocre Graphics
-Not enough dialogue from the Zombie Crew
-Underpowered Raygun
Call of duty zombies was a rip roaring success on ios, and demonstrated the iPhone's capabilities as a gaming device. It was astounding to see an iOS device port a console FPS game. Due to it's popularity, it was not surprising to see Black Ops Zombies enter the App Store, but unfortunately the game took more steps back then it did forward. Activision put a good effort into the map design, but there are too many flaws to make this game as enjoyable as the World at War version, let alone the console version.
To start on a semi-positive note, the menu layout is fantastic. Set up in a comic book style, the menu was interesting and easy to use. A neat addition to the menu is the ability to chose characters in your loadout. I grew weary of hearing Tank Dempsey's voice from WAW Zombies, so this was a nice add-on.
I also found the control scheme well constructed. A lot of people seemed to critique this part of the game, but I had no trouble using them. The only issue came from firing weapons. Instead of tapping a button to fire, you must tap on the right side of the screen, the same side used to control your character's vision. Because of this, I would sometimes fire my weapon by mistake.
The map selection is great. There are a total of four maps full of detail and areas to explore. Kino der Toten is a simple but sweet map which is easy to navigate and unlock areas. Dead Ops Arcade offers a zany side to the gameplay, playing from the birds-eye view of a soldier, you must fight off zombies in an arcade styled battle, with lots of treasure to collect and over a 100 areas to explore. Then there is Ascension, a medium sized rocket launch map with platforms to fly on. Lastly there is Call of the Dead, my personal favorite and the largest map of the game which includes some fun zip lines, catapults and slides to mess around with. The maps themselves are well designed and surprisingly all fit at only around 800 mb, however the gameplay on these maps are flawed.
For starters the sound quality is terrible. The SFX is grainy, especially the voices of the zombie crew. The Zombie Crew have very few quotes compared to the console version, so they will constantly repeat themselves. After hearing "Nikolai can not die! Hey that rhymes!" for the 3rd time in a row, I turned off the audio in annoyance.
The graphics also aren't on par with most fps games on mobile devices. The gib system also isn't as great as its predecessor.
But probably the worst flaw of this game is how easy it is. Even on the game's veteran mode, you can easily make it to high rounds. The zombies' heads can be easily shot off, no matter what weapon you are using. I experimented how easy it would be to shoot off a zombies head with weak weapons on high rounds. I was able to shoot them clean off with a pistol on round 40. Not only are there issues with the zombies' health, but the zombies also have a long respond time. The zombies take a longer time to strike you, making it easy to weave through waves of them. The auto aim feature is also way too overpowered.
Some other issues include the ray gun being underpowered. When shot at a zombie, the zombies will only split in half (and only one zombie can be hit from the ray) even on a headshot. You'll then have to use another bullet to finish off the split zombie, which eats up a lot of ammo.
It's a real shame that BOZ wasn't a success. The maps were ported almost flawlessly, but the gameplay itself was below satisfactory. If you're looking for a Call of Duty equivalent for ios, try World at War Zombies or Modern Combat instead.… Expand
May 13, 2014The worst game Evahh made , seriously i hadn't seen a horribleeeeeee game like this before. Gameplay:0/10 graphics:0.4/10 sound: -10/10 lag: 10/10 **** multiplayer:-100000000000∞/1 HORRIBLEEEEEE
At first, it looks like a cool game. It is better in most ways than the first ios zombies app. However, the charm is just not here like it was in the first ios zombies game, and does not last as long as the first.
Aug 7, 2012Everything about Black Ops Zombies is awesome, for the other reviewers, they obviously haven't went deep into the story of Black Ops ZOMBIES. The final conclusion (The Moon Easter Egg!) Is nothing shory of epic... The only problem I have is that it gets boring around 33
Feb 5, 2012It actually isn't all that bad. But the aiming system (support) is ridiculous. You could literally not use the aiming controls at all (just walk around) and shoot. :) I mean... ok... it's better that you hit the bastards rather than you don't but there should be some challenge into it. - 2 for lack of diversification and that not all bonuses were included...
Dec 21, 2011While it isn't nearly as revolutionary as the original, it's still a solid game. Note that at this point there's only one map, more will probably come out soon (some free, others most likely an in app purchase). Great and addicting, especially if you enjoyed the console version. Still a bit expensive, if unsure wait for a price drop and / or new maps to be released.
Dec 5, 2011I was in the dichotomy of whether I should buy this game or wait for an inevitable price drop. CACUCA PEO POOP FART U KNO ITS TRU BRO GO CHECKZ AWT MAH SKILLZ AT SERVZSIDE THUGHZ LAWLZ spaghetti pockets
At first, it looks like a cool game. It is better in most ways than the first ios zombies app. However, the charm is just not here like it was in the first ios zombies game, and does not last as long as the first.
Awards & Rankings
Feb 8, 2012Now that we've actually been able to advance past the menus and delve into the gameplay, we are reminded why we enjoyed their previous release so much.
Feb 2, 2012If you are a fan of the Call of Duty zombie games then Black Ops Zombies is a must-own addition to your iPad library, if for no other reason than Dead-Ops Arcade. I've easily logged twice as many hours in that mode as the main FPS game, but that will likely change when new maps start to drop.
Dec 22, 2011Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies is no doubt a good port as it comes with some very nice graphics and a solid gameplay. The game suffers from several problems, though: cumbersome controls, lack of maps, online issues. Better wait for the next updates.


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Prod. UM9 - The Mad Doctor
We see animation by Ben Sharpsteen (the junior animators under his supervision are not mentioned here), Tom Palmer, Johnnie Cannon, Hardie Gramatky, Les Clark and Jack King...
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A. Film L.A. is the Los Angeles associate of A. Film of Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia's largest and Europe's most ambitious animation studio. Productions include 'Albert,' 'Miffy the Movie,' and 'The Flight Before Christmas,' 'Help! I'm a Fish,' 'Terkel in Trouble!,' 'Asterix and the Vikings' and 'Journey to Saturn.'
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Hassim, M. H. (2008) Estimating air volumetric flow rate of outdoor chemical plants for occupational health hazards assessment. Journal of Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering, 2 (Specia). pp. 28-39. ISSN 1823-5255
Official URL: http://www.fkkksa.utm.my/jcnre/
Performing occupational health hazards assessment is a crucial task in all workplaces, especially in chemical industries. The assessment involves four steps of: hazard identification, toxicity assessment, exposure assessment, and risk characterization. Exposure assessment is the heart in health hazards evaluation. In determining worker's potential exposure, it is essential to estimate exposure concentrations. This can be accomplished if information on the chemicals emission rates and ventilation rates is available. In this paper a method to estimate air volumetric flow rates, Q, for outdoor facilities is proposed. The method was developed based on two variables; the wind speed and the area of the facility. The critical part of the method is to provide the estimates of areas of typical process modules in a chemical plant. Detailed but easy steps on how to perform the Q calculation are provided. The method was tested on six alternative processes to manufacture methyl methacrylate (MMA). For validation purpose, the results were then compared to the actual air flow rates required to maintain the acceptable exposure limits level in the plant. The results indicate that the Q values estimated using the proposed method were more than sufficient. However, bare in mind, the method gives only an estimate value, which is best used for early assessment purpose. The method is applicable to large petrochemical plants.
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When I was going through the ritual of Getting Fitted By A Sales Lady For My First Bra she gave me a bit of advice: If you find a bra that fits buy two of them, if you find a bra that fits and you really like, buy six. Because inevitably the company is going to discontinue that particular bra almost right away. I have only recently been learning how brilliant this lady was. I don't enjoy shopping all that much so I have been stockpiling clothing lately and keeping it for when the items in current rotation are worn out completely, I only hope I have the courage to take off the tags and actually use the stuff when the time comes. I have tucked up in my closet six tank tops (three black, three white) that aren't too short and go underneath everything well, and too many pairs of those non-thong flip flop shoes than I care to disclose. So when my favorite jeans (of which I had three pairs) all developed socially unacceptable holes in the same week and I found out that the wash that I like had been discontinued, I panicked. Why didn't I buy ten pairs when I had the chance?! Luckily I found where the last of the discontinued wash were being sold online (on sale!) and am currently in the process of talking myself into buying just two more pairs three or four times.
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90s -Designer Label- Mens polyester pant suit, with the black loose leg pants tapering to a lower edge pleat. Two square patterned labels and a black loop and button add designer aspects. Side waist has elastic inserts, with the front band closing with a black buttons and tie extensions fastening off center. An invisible zipper closes the front below the band and is concealed by a pleat. One loop & button fastened slip in pocket details the back. The pale yellow jacket uses black piping around the band collar and down the front, as well as on the loose bands finishing the longsleeves. Two slip in pockets detail the lower front. Fabric love knot buttons fasten in loops to close the front. Each has a patterned square holding the buttons and adding embroidered geometric eye interest. (Made for a man but would work on a woman too)
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Snow joke, Manitoba getting covered again
Manitobans groaned as they slogged through another spring snowstorm on Monday.
The late-season storm, stirred up by a low pressure system in North Dakota, has brought five to 10 centimetres of snow to much of southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg.
"With that comes very strong winds. We'll see northeasterly winds gusting to 60 km/h today," CBC weather specialist Marilyn Maki said Monday morning.
"So that is definitely going to cause some visibility problems on the highways."
It's already wet and slushy on the roads and highways officials say conditions deteriorate as you move into the eastern half of the province.
That's where the heaviest snowfall is happening as the low pressure system tracks into northerwestern Ontario.
This snow is exactly what the Red River Valley doesn't need.
Jeff Makowski, a forecaster with the National Weather Service in Grand Forks, said Fargo is already looking at major flooding this spring and is now facing a fresh dumping of possibly 30 centimeters of snow by the end of the storm.
So much snow was falling in North Dakota that both Interstate 29 and Interstate 94 were closed on Monday morning.
Hydro problems
Also on Monday, thousands of Manitoba Hydro customers in Winnipeg were without power following several hydro pole fires in the Fort Richmond, St. James and West Kildonan neighbourhoods.
The first fire started at about 7 a.m., plunging Fort Richmond residents into darkness for a few hours.
Hydro spokesman Glenn Schneider said the heavy snow has been causing the fires.
"That can act … to break down the insulation value of the equipment, the insulators on the line, and therefore the current on the conductor can reach the wood pole or the cross arm and a fire can start," Schneider said.
Blowing the budget
The City of Winnipeg is expecting to be way over budget when it comes to snow removal this year.
The budget for the calendar year is $26.2 million. By the end of February, the city had already spent $26 million.
A city spokesperson said they expect to be over budget by about $5.3 millions by the time the numbers from March are added.
Frustrated farmers
Farmers in southern Manitoba are wincing at all the latest snow.
Last year many producers had all their crops planted by now. This year they have no clue when they'll get on the land.
Doug Chorney, president of the Keystone Agricultural Producers, the largest farm lobby group in the province, said if farmers can't get their crops planted in early May they will see reduced yields.
If the snow lasts too long, some crops may not be planted.
"Like every farmer, we're getting concerned. It's very late in the year for all this snow to be on the ground, and then to get more precipitation creates concern about when we're going to get on the land and what this will do to flood risk," he said.


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TV's prison tales continue to captivate
Updated 6:40 pm, Saturday, June 14, 2014
SAN ANTONIO — I've been spending a lot of time inside prisons of late — and the experience has ranged from disturbing to downright amusing.
I'm referring, of course, to the prison settings of "Orange is the New Black" on Netflix and "Rectify" on SundanceTV.
These two excellent shows, each in their second seasons, deliver views of incarceration that are dramatically different in tone.
If you prefer a lighter touch with crazy characters and lots of grins, the one to check out is the darkly humorous "Orange," which is currently being streamed in its entirety — all 13 episodes — on Netflix.
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In my opinion, the material from this ensemble show, set in the fictional Litchfield Women's Penitentiary, is too rich for binging.
So, in the past week, I have taken in four installments at my leisure. Once again, I found the show addictive.
If you'll recall, season one's shocking ender left us wondering what would happen to Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) after she severely beat — possibly to death — a fellow inmate, the hyper-religious Tiffany Doggett (Taryn Manning).
We're left in the dark for a while in the season opener, which has Piper being secreted away, along with some unfamiliar inmates (one of whom is played by an almost unrecognizable Lori Petty), to Chicago and a new house of horrors.
Litchfield seems like summer camp compared to this nightmare of a prison — although there are some moments of comic relief involving pet roaches toting cigarettes to solitary. (You'll have to see it for yourself.)
The premiere also reunites Piper and her drug-smuggling ex, Alex (Laura Prepon, who appears in only a few episodes this season), and you'll be aghast at what occurs between them.
As you'll discover in subsequent episodes, Piper is only one of many characters explored in more depth in season two. By the end of episode four, I learned the backstories of Crazy Eyes (the marvelous Uzo Aduba), Lorna Morello (Yael Stone) and Taystee (Danielle Brooks).
Their flashbacks are entertaining, compelling and, in some cases, quite startling.
Kate Mulgrew also continues to mesmerize as quick-tempered cook Red who, at the end of last season, was stripped of her power at Litchfield. Will she get it back? The plot does thicken.
Piper? She, as we soon learn, has ceased to be the open, wide-eyed newbie she was for most of last season — particularly after a stunning betrayal by someone close to her. It isn't long before she narrows those peepers and growls to a young newcomer who tries to befriend her: "I'm a lone wolf, Brook, and a vicious one!"
'Rectify' returns
Season two of "Rectify" (8 p.m. Thursday) — the haunting Sundance original about a man released from prison after spending two decades on death row — begins strangely with Daniel Holden (Aden Young) back in his cell.
His one friend there, whom he thought had been executed, pops in to tell him how important it is to embrace each day as a gift.
We soon realize the scene is in Daniel's head. He's actually in a hospital bed, deep in a coma, his face badly beaten and covered in tubes. As we saw at the end of last season, he was brutally attacked by an angry gang just one week after his release.
Though he had been welcomed home by his loving mom (J. Smith-Cameron) and fiery sis (Abigail Spencer) — as well as Tawney (Adelaide Clemens), the kindhearted wife of his stepbrother — many in the town still hated him for the rape and murder they believe he committed despite new DNA evidence indicating otherwise.
While comatose, he also flashes back to a memory that is anything but peaceful: his cruel prison neighbor recalling with relish how he felt when he got his turn with Daniel during a gang-rape.
That violence aside, most of the first episode has a sleepy, hypnotic feel, almost as if the director wants us to experience the coma along with Daniel.
Thankfully, that doesn't last. Once he awakens, so do we, and it becomes exhilaratingly clear that Daniel, despite the festering resentment that exists around him, is bent on doing what his dead friend suggested: living each day as if it were his last.
Jeanne Jakle's column appears Wednesdays and Sundays in mySA, and she blogs at Jakle's Jacuzzi on mySA.com. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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No Marvel One-Shot Coming With 'Captain America 2' Home Video Release
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After Iron Man 1 & 2, when Marvel Studios began introducing other title heroes to the big screen and Marvel Cinematic Universe, every home video release came with a little something extra – original content in the form of shorts. These shorts are officially dubbed Marvel One-Shots and in the first time since being introduced three years ago, a home video release from Marvel Studios will not include one.
This morning Disney and Marvel outlined the home video release plans and features for Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The film is available for pre-order starting today and will release early on Digital 3D and HD August 19, 2014. It will hit with 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray, DVD and On-Demand releases on September 9, 2014, just a few weeks after Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy opens in theaters around the world.
The one missing specification on the official details (below) however, is that the "and more" does not include a Marvel One-Shot…
Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo from a screenplay by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely and starring Chris Evans as Captain America, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Sebastian Stan as The Winter Soldier, Anthony Mackie as The Falcon, with Robert Redford as Alexander Pierce and Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" arrives on 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack and Digital HD armed with explosively entertaining bonus features, including Making-of Featurettes, Audio Commentary, Never-Before-Seen Deleted Scenes, Bloopers and more.
Digital 3D, HD, & SD*, 3D Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray bonus materials include:
- Making-of Featurettes
- Audio Commentary
- Never-Before-Seen Deleted Scenes
- Bloopers
- And More…
*Digital bonus offerings will vary per retailer
1-Disc DVD bonus materials include:
- Making-of Featurette
- Never-Before-Seen Deleted Scene
EW first confirmed that despite there clearly being hints of extra content on the Blu-ray and Digital releases for additional bonus content – like there was with Thor: The Dark World which ended up featuring a One-Shot titled All Hail The King starring Ben Kingsley – there is no Marvel One-Shot coming with Cap's second home video effort for the studio.
.@xryanrussellx, #CaptainAmerica #WinterSoldier Blu-ray is jam-packed, but I can confirm there will be no corresponding One-Shot released.— Ryan Penagos (@AgentM) May 30, 2014
The news is strange considering that Marvel co-president Louis D'Esposito, director of the Item 47 and Agent Carter One-Shots, told me more than once in interviews that the plan was to keep pumping out these shorts for all of their home video releases, that their research showed that original content added more appeal and hence, greater sales.
He even mentioned that he had and Marvel's creative committee had ideas for half a dozen more, two of which were already in planning. The first of those at the time ended up being All Hail The King, written and directed by Iron Man 3 co-writer Drew Pearce who we interviewed about the release. The One-Shots so far have been successful, first helping the character of Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) become a more important character in the franchise, leading to his own TV show on ABC. The last release, featuring Ben Kingsley, helped tease a potential future for further Iron Man stories down the road, and before that, Agent Carter (starring Hayley Atwell) launched an upcoming series on ABC as well.
So, these shorts are successful, they generate buzz, and according to Marvel's execs, they help boost home video sales. Why skip out this time if we know they have ideas? It's either there wasn't enough time to get one ready for the quick turnaround of Captain America: The Winter Soldier's home video release, with all hands on deck for The Avengers: Age of Ultron which is deep into principal photography already, or something else.
We doubt Marvel's putting an end to these shorts, given the potential of them helping introduce other important characters, plot lines, and adding value to other media releases. Is it possible that the next One-Shot could be saved to play alongside Guardians of the Galaxy when it hits theaters in August, the way Pixar does with shorts playing before the full-length feature? If you go back a few years, there were rumors and talk of Marvel possibly trying it out, and if any movie could use a boost in marketing appeal it would be the obscure property known as Guardians of the Galaxy, especially with it releasing in the traditionally lest lucrative box office month of August.
It could also be as simple as Marvel not having a short that fit with their current plans or making sure they one ready for the next home video release.
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Guardians of the Galaxy opens August 1, 2014, The Avengers: Age of Ultron on May 1, 2015, Ant-Man on July 17, 2015, Captain America 3 on May 6 2016, and unannounced films for July 8 2016 and May 5 2017.
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Dr. John Dunbar
Contact Information
Dr. John Dunbar
Department of Geology
Baylor University
One Bear Place #97354
Waco TX 76798
Phone (254) 710-2191
Fax (254) 710-2673
Room E417, Baylor Sciences Building
Plate Tectonics
Ph.D., University of Texas - Austin, 1988
M. S., Virginia Tech, 1979
B. S., Virginia Tech, 1977
Dr. Dunbar joined Baylor in 1994 after ten years in the petroleum industry. From 1979 to 1984, Dr. Dunbar was involved in seismic acquisition research with ARCO Oil and Gas. His first assignment was to conduct a series of field experiments to access the application of shear wave reflection methods to delineating thin gas sands and fractured carbonate reservoirs. In 1982 he became the supervisor of the Marine Seismic Acquisition Research Group at ARCO. This group designed and tested new marine seismic sources and improved three-dimensional acquisition methods. In 1984 he entered the Ph.D. program at the University of Texas at Austin. His dissertation dealt with the mechanics of continental breakup and the subsidence of passive margins. This work included research cruises in the Gulf of Mexico and Bransfield Straight, Antarctica. After completing his Ph.D. in 1988, he joined the Basin Analysis Section of Shell Development Company. There he participated in studies involving the structural, stratigraphic and hydrologic evolution of sedimentary basins.
Dr. Dunbar's current research interests are in the development and application of the near surface geophysical methods in the study of water reservoirs, flood water retention structures, and coastal processes. As part of this work he has developed a new acoustic profiling system that provides enhanced images of the first few meters below the water bottom in shallow water environments. This system has been used to study the rate at which water reservoirs fill with sediment and to search for hurricane washover deposits in coastal lakes. In other work he and his students have used ground-penetrating radar to investigate the shallow stratigraphic record on Galveston Island, Texas to determine the nature of its Holocene evolution.
Bennett, S.J. and J.A. Dunbar, Physical and stratigraphic characteristics of sediment impounded within a flood control reservoir, Oklahoma, Journal of Earth Surface Processes (In Press), November, 2002.
Dunbar, J.A., and R.W. Cook, Palinspastic reconstruction of map surfaces: An automated finite element approach with heterogeneous strain, Journal of Structural Geology, (In Press), September, 2002.
Bennett, S.J., C.M. Cooper, J.C. Ritchie, J.A. Dunbar, P.M. Allen, L.W. Caldwell, and T.M. McGee, Assessing sedimentation issues within aging flood control reservoirs in Oklahoma, Journal of the American Water Resources Association, v. 38, p. 1307-1322, 2002.
Dunbar, J.A., P. Allen, and P.D. Higley, Color-encoded multifrequency acoustic profiling for near-bottom studies, Geophysics, v. 65, p. 994-1002, 2000.
Abraham, J., P. M., Allen, J. A., Dunbar, S. I. Dworkin, Sediment type distribution in reservoirs: sediment source versus morphometry, Environment Geology. v. 38, p. 101-110, 1999.
Dunbar, J. A., P. Allen, and P. D. Higley, Multifrequency acoustic profiling for water reservoir sedimentation studies, Journal of Sediment Research. v. 69, p. 521-527, 1999.
Dunbar, J. A., L. Nordt, and J. Abraham, 1997, Ground-penetrating radar transect across the barrier flat of Galveston Island, Texas, Expanded Abstracts, Technical Program for the sixty seventh annual meeting of the SEG, Dallas Texas, p. 768-771.
Dunbar, J. A., J. G. Arnold, P. M. Allen, P. D. Higley, 1996, Prediction of sedimentation rates, Proceedings of the Sixth Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Dunbar, J. A., and D. S. Sawyer, 1996, Three-dimensional dynamical model of continental rift propagation, J. Geophys. Res., v. 101, 27, 845-27, 863.
Dunbar, J. A., and D. S. Sawyer, 1989a, Patterns of continental extension along the conjugate margins of the Central and North Atlantic Oceans and the Labrador Sea, Tectonics, v. 8, 1059-1077.
McCormack, M. D., J. A. Dunbar, and W. W. Sharp, 1984, A Case Study of Stratigraphic Interpretation Using Shear and Compressional Seismic Data: Geophysics, v. 49, 509-520.
Subbottom acoustic profile from a water reservoir showing the top and base of the sediment fill.


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John Dawes threw two 180s as The Railway's Horsham District Darts League season got off to a flying start with an 8-1 demolition of Broadbridge Heath VC B.
Broadbridge Heath VC A's captain Gary Kennard also hit a brace of maximums to help his side to a 5-4 defeat of The Windmill, despite Barry Dumbrill's 109 outshot.
Kings Arms won their first game of the season returning from The Cat & Canary with a 5-4 win.
Roffey S&SC C are the only team in the division with a 100 per cent record following a 7-2 win over HFC@The Norfolk. Last week's leaders Rising Sun were brought down to earth after losing 5-4 at home to Roffey S&SC A, while Rising Sun Alliance lost for the second consultative week, after going down 6-3 at Kings Arms, Horsham. Nick Dunn hit the week's highest finish of 120 in his side's 7-2 win over Horsham C&SC.


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By: David Cash, JD, LLM
Assistant Vice President, Risk Management,
Professional Risk Management Services, Inc.
Interacting via the internet has become a common part of our lives—sending emails to others throughout the world, blogging, social networking, attending online CME courses, and so forth. Technology also can foster advances in patient safety and patient care and allow neurologists to reach underserved rural areas to provide care remotely. As the use of internet technology in medicine rapidly expands, neurologists inevitably will consider how some of those technologies might be applied to their own practices. However, neurologists should keep in mind the various types of professional liability risk exposures related to the use of internet technologies. Once these risks are considered, you can choose to avoid, assume, minimize, or transfer these risks, as appropriate.
Improvements in internet technologies have been made in recent years and medicine has been quick to adopt those technologies. Telemedicine is the use of technology to facilitate clinical care at a distance. Telemedicine technologies typically include, but are not limited to, telephone, email, and real-time videoconferencing.
Neurology, as a specialty, adopted telemedicine long ago to facilitate stroke treatment. "Telestroke" networks link stroke neurologists with hospitals underserved by specialists. A stroke neurologist typically "sees" a patient by audio-visual link, receives images and laboratory test results, and consults with emergency department providers to deliver expert stroke care.
Telemedicine, if done well, can benefit patients. It also presents significant risks for the unwary. Thoughtful consideration and planning are required before adopting telemedicine technologies. Here are some issues you should consider before building a telemedicine practice.
Treating patients remotely involves at least two risk hurdles—legal and clinical. The first hurdle involves determining if an additional medical license is required if you are treating an out-of-state patient. There can be serious consequences (including insurance coverage issues) if you are found to be practicing medicine without a license. Courts and licensing bodies are ruling that medical services are rendered where the patient is physically located, so you will need to check with the patient's state medical board, as well as your own medical board, to determine what is required for you to legally treat the out of state patient. If a second medical license is required, you will need to ensure compliance with all relevant states' laws and regulations.
Once the first hurdle is cleared, there is still the second hurdle to consider—your ability to deliver good clinical care and meet the standard of care at a distance. Utilizing telemedicine does not alter the standard of care to which you will be held—it is the same standard that would apply if the patient was seen in your office or healthcare facility. You should carefully evaluate whether a particular form of telemedicine is appropriate for a given patient, both at the beginning of the treatment relationship and periodically as treatment progresses. You will need to be able to conduct an appropriate examination sufficient to treat the patient or arrange for such an examination. Patients will need to provide informed consent for treatment via telemedicine. You will also need to verify the patient's location and have a plan to respond to clinical emergencies and technology failures.
Technology is a tool that can partially restore the lost abilities to evaluate and treat patients at a distance, but by itself technology cannot completely restore all abilities. You should gather as much guidance as possible from state licensing boards, professional organizations, the literature and research, and colleagues. As always, you should focus on determining whether treatment via telemedicine will help the patient progress toward legitimate treatment goals.
Given that technology advances much more quickly than the law, the legal foundation (case law, statutes, and regulations) for the risk management advice related to internet activities is still evolving. In the meantime, the above general overview of risks and risk management advice should serve as a starting point.
"Telemedicine and Neurology Practice—How to Minimize the Risks" was presented during the AAN Online Career Fair on Thursday, September 27, 2012 by David Cash, JD, LLM, Assistant Vice President, Risk Management at Professional Risk Management Services, Inc. (PRMS). To request the free companion risk management resource to this webinar, visit www.TNPInsurance.com/telemedicine.
PRMS manages The Neurologists' Program (TNP), the medical professional liability insurance program endorsed by the American Academy of Neurology. For more information, visit www.TNPInsurance.com.


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December 3, 1926 – February 3, 2013
Peacefully at Bethell House, Inglewood, on Sunday, February 3, 2013, Bill Varcoe, of Gravenhurst, in his 87th year. Dear father of John Bruce and his wife Louise M. Varcoe, Elaine Olson, and Joan Hayhoe. Fondly remembered by his grandchildren, sisters, brothers and their families. The family wishes to express their gratitude for the care and compasision provided by the nurses, staff and volunteers at Bethell House Hospice and Dr. Burns and the staff at Muskoka-Algonquin Hospital, Bracebridge..
Cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held at a later date. Arrangements entrusted to Egan Funeral Home Baxter & Giles Chapel, Orangeville (519-941-2630). Condolences for the family may be offered at www.EganFuneralHome.com
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Klak (OU)
Major General of the Malchiorian Armies,
Keyblade Wielder,
Hero of the Uterio War
Makuta of Light
The Norman ("Mother")
Claws of the Phoenix,
Many others.
Malchior IV military,
Claws of the Phoenix
|Home Reality
Klak is the Major General of the Malchiorian Armies and a noble Makuta of Light.
- 1 History
- 2 Powers
- 3 Alternate Universes
Early life[edit]
A long time ago, a creature named Klak was created by a Nynrah Ghost named The Norman by infusing antidermis with an artificial Makuta body that she had made. Much of his past is shrouded in mystery, save for the fact that he at one point befriended both Tezzeret and Zev Raregroove many years ago, joining the group of the latter. Another part of his past that is well known to most of the BZPB cast is that he somehow ran afoul of Sephiroth.
During the battle with the Hollows, Zev had disappeared, causing Klak to find the Apprentices of Caiaphus in order to train TMV in the ways of the Shadows. Kensei and Prudence, friends of Zev, followed him and TMV to the temple. Believing Klak had betrayed Zev, the others attacked him. After pushing them away, the Makuta spoke to an anthropomorphic bird, which turned out to be Caiaphus himself. However, Prudence sensed an Arrancar nearby: Grimmjow JaggerJack. The group left, and Caiaphus transported Klak to the True Temple, the previous being an illusion. The latter was going to be trained by the former in the wondrous dojo, but he was transported to where Zev was, in order to defeat the Matoran in a Black Suit.
Klak almost attacked Zev after the latter used a dangerous form, and began to push everyone out of the way. Meanwhile, Caiaphus established a mental connection with the Makuta, tempting him and advising him during the battle.
Suddenly, a Toa, claiming to be the son of Kakamu attempted to attack Klak, but was engaged in combat with TMV. He then was transported away.
After lots of crazy stuff happened, Klak and an old enemy named Sephiroth ended up in a virtual reality created by Blackout, and were forced to fight Tratus, the Zivon, King Agrippa, Vorahk-Kah and a random Agrippa warrior. However, Prudence manipulated the reality, and Klak eventually escaped after getting beat up by a computer. He wandered the ship until he found Akzer, a gelatinous being called "the blob", and Muta, joining them to take down Blackout's ship. However, they could only kill a few Rahkshi before Caiaphus called them to his side. Here, he went under a test: find his allies and a traitor from the group. Klak soon discovered that Akzer was the traitor when he killed the blob and maimed the Pirate Lord.
After he congratulated the young Makuta, Caiaphus transported both him and Muta to Zev's location. Klak almost fought with Artroe and Velt, but quickly escaped to Zev, telling him about a code he learned about. He recognized the legend and told the Makuta about Terumi, and a similar tale. He then sent Klak with Prudence to an isolated world to find something that may help them in their quest to decipher the code.
Here, our hero met a fellow apprentice of Caiaphus: A Makuta named Nadle, and a vengeful Akzer. After forcing his allies away, Klak fought Akzer, discovering the truth about the legend, and that Akzer planned to betray their master all along. He then used his powerful attacks, and killed the Pirate Lord, using his ships power core to reach the battle over Mata Nui II. In this strife, he saw Sephiroth and began another duel with him.
The duel ended with Sephiroth's "death", and Klak began fighting Zava Reragrove, apparently an embodiment of death itself. After talking meaningless philosophy of time, death, and destiny, the latter escaped. Klak then was stopped by Treveya, who warned him about the Baterra containing the Keruvim. He chased the droid to its location, taking it to Mata Nui II, and unleashing the artefact.
There was a great deal of talking and people stopping him from doing so, but Klak ended up using his body to stop the Keruvim from destroying everyone. Everyone thought he died, but in fact, a powerful being (known by many names: The Shephard, The Creator, and more. He either is The Architect, or is more powerful than him) was sheltering him. Klak was no longer a Makuta of shadows, but one of light, therefore becoming an enemy of Caiaphus.
Lots of stuff happened afterwards.
Anyways, he was kidnapped to Malchior IV by Keichi, and was turned to the Apprentices, who tried to kill him. However, he proved to be a worthy opponent, nearly killing Nadle. Later, the Conquistadores came to the field, and the Battle of Conquistadores v. Apprentices of Caiaphus had begun. Klak fought insanely against Caiaphus, weakening him. However, at the end of the battle, he was kidnapped along with the Norman, Treveya, and the Baterra.
He fought the Apprentices inside of Caiaphus, killing several (including Tidal Wave), and Rahn. Later on, he was taken to Caiaphus's mind.
Meeting F-Klak[edit]
After successfully breaking from his restraints, Klak was inches away from attacking his former mentor's mind, when a future version of himself came and stopped him. This future Klak claimed that originally, he was to help Caiaphus and the Makuta rule the universe. However, Klak's repentance was a ripple in the timestream which began to destroy this future. Eventually, our hero was convinced to go back to his old shadow ways in order to save his friends. This led him to fight D-Klak and Ynot, till much later....
Obviously, he was convinced to go back to the light by the Shepherd. After surviving a mental attack by Blackout, he helped D-Klak take on Barricade.
In brief, they all got knocked to different parts of the universe, then reunited. Now, for the Xth time, Klak is taking on Caiaphus, while Nadle and D-Klak duke it out with the Apprentices. During this battle, Klak finally realized Caiaphus's goal: Total chaos.
Lots of stuff happened, and he later found himself on Blackout's ship, taunting him. The latter proceeded to injure him in separate instances, with multiple moments of dialogue. Blackout went into a new form, and blasted both Klak and the Baterra into space, to finish the fight.
This lead Klak to reveal his Nova Klak form, and to fight viciously against Eclipse Blackout. However, because of the Darkmount's power, he was put into a coma. Klak finally regained consciousness, and was pulled into a mysterious dimension where Caiaphus was, waiting for the final fight.
Defeat of Caiaphus[edit]
Nova Klak and Caiaphus once again fought each other viciously. Both used powerful attacks against each other, until Caiaphus finally revealed himself to be the creation of Nadle. Nova Klak unleashed a powerful attack that destroyed his former master's new body, and used a final light attack to dissipate the antidermis.
Such power loss reverted Klak to his normal state and in a coma. He fell into a portal and disappeared.
However, much later, he escaped from a sarcophagus that User MK had put him in. Klak had been wrapped in bandages, making him look like a mummy. This led Ynot to name him Faroh, with no idea of his true identity.
Faroh introduced himself to Ynot, and helped the crew of the Wigwam fight Blackout, who had cannibalized Darkmount to create a new body for himself, until they all had to escape. He later found the Mazkertis, Akzer's old ship, and brought it nearby to reunite with D-Klak, Nadle, The Norman, Treveya, and Abneris (all who had no idea he was Klak). They talked, trained, and Faroh ended up taking some of Ynot's men to fight Blackout-Darkmount once more.
It is in this fight that the Mazkertis was destroyed, and Faroh revealed himself to be none other than Klak. Oh, and he also declared war on Blackout. Good luck with that.
The Second Keruvim Quest[edit]
Klak continued his crusade against Blackout, even on BZPB. However, he then ran into a human named Praepositus, who was wondering about the Keruvim. The Makuta of Light's group (Nadle, and now Rahksha), along with this new character were teleported to a mysterious world, running into the Knights of the Keruvim, and eventually D-Klak.
Klak was assigned with the task of killing Praepositus by Flare, and kept this in mind during the journey. Along the way to the artifact, they met with Belldandy and her group, Deathsaurus and his pirates, and Aeturnus' army, the former two joining them in search for the Keruvim. Klak went with Nadle, Praepositus, and Aeturnus to continue the quest, while the others were dining (Rahksha had already left to Uterio's ship) at Bellidandy's house. The group was tense, with threats being made between the humans and the Makuta. Finally, they arrived in a forest to face trials.
Once they had passed the first trial (the defeat of a Decepticon), they found an old enemy: Blackout. A fight began, involving Ynot's group, Kakamu, and others. This ended in Kakamu's death, Blackout going into a coma, and Klak, D-Klak, Nadle, Keichi (who had just joined them), and Praepositus escaping with Ynot's group. Oh, and Deathsaurus had taken the Keruvim.
Much later, they had all reunited with Zev, and fought the Dark Knights that Blackout had summoned before his escape. Klak decided to rest with the others afterwards, and participated in the tournament on the Space Station they had docked in. All this was for the time being, until they had obtained the Keruvim.
After fighting several opponents, Klak forfeited in the fight against Wekiga in order to find out what was happening with D-Klak, and the numbers. Lots of stuff happened, and he ended up finding out his "destiny" as F-Klak. This led him to consider suicide, but Ynot ended up convincing him otherwise.
After facing Praepositus, our hero saw the possession of Treveya, and charged at this being to investigate. Turns out, Treveya had called back the demonic Makuta from the dead in order to help her. Klak ended up defeating him, and she returned to normal.
Uterio War[edit]
It was then that Klak heard of Uterio's plan of attack. He used his position as Major General of the Malchiorian forces to defend strategic locations. He led the Rebel Forces in almost every battle he could. However, several events of the war, such as the death of Treveya and the several massacres committed against his Malchiorian allies were detrimental to Klak's mental health.
Klak was one of the founding members of the Rebel Alliance, forming it and moving it to victory on Mordor, thus ending the Uterio War.
Klak had negotiated a treaty with Angonce that had ended the war. Afterwards, he began to party with his comrades (a lot of people in the universe started doing that, you see). It was then that he reunited with the Baterra.
RacKoon City[edit]
Mayor Michael Rosen contacted Klak and begged him to visit RacKoon City to see what was going on. It seems that there was a mysterious plague affecting the majority of the population and turning them into vampiric monsters. Klak led a task force against the infected in an attempt to investigate what was going on.
In the midst of the chaos, he found Raziel. It was then that Klak had discovered that his future self was behind the plague. After fighting the vampire-turned-wraith, Klak was forced to leave with Peter, a shut-down Baterra and the surviving members of the task force after Nadle was almost killed by a new threat, Ultron. The Baterra was taken to some scientists, and Nadle to a hospital. Klak received word that Caiaphus was live
Klak searched the galaxy, and helped Blackout fight Ultron, but they both failed to destroy the mysterious new threat. Books LLC rubbed their hands. Klak continued searching for Caiaphus, and arrived on Korasa, a snowy moon of Kamino, for information. It is here that he was captured by a facility run by Project Cadmus. Cadmus was going to experiment on him, thanks to the evil plots of Dr. Richtofen and Nuvo Vindi, but Ciel and Ice Man rescued Klak. During their escape, they released the clones of heroes Jorten Karzdus and Rain Sulrai, each named Jortenn Karzdus and Rainn Sulrai respectively.
Klak and his new friends allied themselves with the TYGER Guards of the facility, and their leaders Commander Yammark and Blizzard Wolfang, to fight Richtofen's zombie threat with the help of Peter and Jinx. The two Malchiorians then left with Klak away from Korasa with the clones, saying goodbye to Ciel (who seemed to have a crush on Klak). They then went to Malchior IV after explaining recent events to the clones. It was here that they all met Aster, and were told of Omega Supreme.
Klak led an army to fight Omega Supreme, but found out that Caiaphus was in the midst of them, rocketing to his location and fighting Blackout. The latter imprisoned Klak inside of Omega Supreme, where he was psychologically manipulated by Caiaphus. Klak later fought Overlord Blackout after his tormentor left, and continued to be trapped inside Omega Supreme during the Second Battle of Neo Z'traa. After the giant robot exploded, our hero was nowhere to be seen, leaving some to assume that he had died in the explosion.
Miraculously, Klak survived and was trapped underneath the rubble. Osseron rescued him, then allowed him to leave at a certain point. Klak later began to act very strangely.
A lot of stuff happened afterwards, as Klak revealed that he was not dead.
Klak was part of the task force sent to investigate the origin of the mysterious plague. It was here that he discovered that F-Klak was the source of the plague. Upon being asked by Nikolai who F-Klak was, Klak responded with a cryptic quote about his supposed future self's nature. Suddenly, all of the enemies of Klak and his friends appeared. Caiaphus, Figlio, Ultron, their cronies (that were controlled by User:MakutaKlak) and many others. The final battle, Ragnarok was about to begin.
Heroes and villains died fighting valiantly, and only Klak, Ra, Caiaphus, and F-Klak survived. F-Klak revealed that he was a clone of Klak created by Cadmus, Caiaphus did not care and tried to destroy both Klaks to fuel his crave for destruction. Klak was suddenly powered by a foreign Light of Truth, and destroyed both of the villains. He proclaimed that his tale was over, but that a new one would begin, and was about to die. However, Ynot went back in time, and rescued him at the last minute.
Klak regained consciousness on the Moon of Malchior IV. He subsequently realized that, in the original timeline, he was meant to die.
Klak is considered a Makuta, but some of his powers cause his actual species to be ambigious. There are beings that have even considered him to be a Dark Lord of the Sith. He is able to communicate mentally with multiple people he has met, and is a tactical genius. He also can scream, or send through his hands, blasts of sonics and light. He is a swordsman, master of the Tengra'shi technique. When reaching a certain breaking point, he transforms into a new form. If it is out of hatred, he becomes a monster (happened only once when fighting TMV). When it is out of just anger at evil, he turns into Nova Klak, which looks a lot like Ehlek.
Alternate Universes[edit]
Dark Mirror Universe[edit]
An alternate version of Klak from the Dark Mirror Universe is a red and purple being, which travels between pocket dimensions and worlds, doing the bidding of the Great Beings. This is the same Klak which appeared in MakutaKlak's epic "Dusk and Dawn", and a closed game similar to BZPB known as "Glatorian Team". He is known as D-Klak.
Shattered Mirror Universe[edit]
SM Klak was a Makuta who used to work with SM Caiaphus, a lieutenant in the Order of Mata Nui. However, he betrayed him, becoming a mediator between SM Kakamu's forces and SM Zev Raregroove. SM Caiaphus was forced to fight this Klak, and destroyed him.
However, Tahar'ok misunderstood this, believing that Caiaphus betrayed Klak (obviously, his mind was clouded by the shadows of what remained of SM Klak's Antidermis). This lead to the Ta'har trying to kill SM Caiaphus. Ironically, all this became a reason for Tahar'ok to later warn the original Klak about the original Caiaphus's mad goal to take over the universe. So inevitably, the events of one reality played an important part in the events of another. In reality, of course, SM Caiaphus was actually the original Caiaphus all along.
What remains of SM Klak is either fragments of his antidermis that were kept by SM Nadle and his cult of suicidal cave-Toa, or utterly destroyed.
Dark Universe[edit]
This version of Klak started an organization known as the Claws of the Phoenix. He was seemingly killed by DU Tahar'ok in a violent battle, but managed to survive and reconstruct himself as "The Simurgh".
English's World[edit]
This version of Klak was killed along with everyone else who gathered to stop LORD ENGLISH.
Reborn Universe[edit]
In the Reborn Universe, Klak is a Malchiorian human with cybernetic implants who works for Control City's police force.
Future Self[edit]
When Klak was inside of Caiaphus's brain, a supposed future version of himself attempted to stop him. He convinced his "past self" to become evil to save their friend (but Klak later became good). This form once looked like a mix of his normal form with his Nova beast form, but now looks like Forte from the Megaman Battle Network series. F-Klak was thought to be a being from an alternate timeline, or Klak's inevitable future but <spoiler>was revealed to have been a clone that Cadmus made of our hero back when he visited Korasa. This clone had made several appearances in the RPG before he became F-Klak, often being referred to as "Klakk".</spoiler>
F-Klak boasted immense power, being able to strike fear in several powerful characters, even Namine. She only was able to defeat her former master in combat because he wanted her too. According to User:Klak-a-Klak, he is powerful enough to take on both Blackout and Zev at the same time, and win. By this time, we can assume that he has been able to train and study the shadows to become the most powerful Makuta in the universe (and its tyrannical ruler).
Due to his immense significance, and relevance in epics outside of the main RPG, this person merits its own article.


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Tacoma police said a 32-year-old man was so enraged that his sons were awake too late that he choked them until an uncle intervened.
The man, who was believed to be drunk, was booked into Pierce County Jail on suspicion of assault of a child and resisting arrest.
Officers responded to an apartment in the 300 block of E. Wright Avenue about 1:15 a.m. after neighbors a half block away reported hearing yelling and fighting.
When the officer walked upstairs, he saw two men trying to restrain another man from entering a bedroom. Those two men complied with the officer's orders to place their hands on the wall but the third man was combative.
He was eventually hit with a taser gun and placed in handcuffs.
The man earlier noticed two of his children – two boys, ages 9 and 10 – were still awake and began choking them until their uncle pulled him away.
Police took the boys and two girls, ages 6 and 7, to a hospital to be checked out. Medical staff reported possible signs of prior abuse, including infected rashes and bruising.
An 11-month-old boy was also removed from the home and placed with Child Protective Services.
The mother was out of town due to a death in the family, police spokeswoman Loretta Cool said.