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"Breaking Bad" finally won the Emmy for drama series last year. At the time, everyone assumed Bryan Cranston & Co. would be taking a well-deserved victory lap this year for the last half of its satisfying final season, which concluded shortly after the Emmys were handed out in September.
But in the ensuing months, "True Detective" punctured the pop culture psychosphere, and "Game of Thrones" ratcheted up the terror and the body count, as did "The Good Wife" in its own way. Throw in competition from such up-and-comers as "The Americans," "House of Cards" and "Masters of Sex" and perennial favorites like "Mad Men" and "Downton Abbey" and you have a category, like our DVR queues, cluttered with too much good television.
It's no surprise then that the TV academy decided this year to expand both the drama and comedy series categories to up to seven nominees, provided the sixth and seventh vote-getters are within 2% of each other's vote count. And even with seven nominees, look for plenty of anguished "snubbed" cries when Emmy nominations are announced Thursday at 5:40 a.m. Pacific time.
What else should we expect? A look at a few of the most intriguing races:
Drama series: For those late to the party: Yes, HBO submitted "True Detective" for drama, not miniseries, even though its next season won't have anything in common with its first, outside of creator Nic Pizzolatto's involvement. That placement adds to a logjam that, given voters' predilection to stay the course, could shut out worthy series looking for their first nominations. We're well past the point where rubber-stamping past favorites should ever be considered, much less tolerated. If the diminished "Downton Abbey" returns over the rejuvenated "Good Wife," "Masters of Sex" or "The Americans," we're going to show Lady Mary what moping is all about.
Lead actor, drama: At the risk of getting ahead of ourselves: Is there room left on Matthew McConaughey's mantel after winning the Oscar and a host of other awards for "Dallas Buyers Club"? In "True Detective," the contrast between the 1995 and 2012 versions of McConaughey's haunted, philosophical lawman, Rust Cohle, provided the show much of its dramatic tension and took the actor's career hot streak to new heights. Oh ... and McConaughey's "True Detective" partner, Woody Harrelson, was pretty great too. At least a couple of members of last year's class — likely Hugh Bonneville ("Downton Abbey"), Damian Lewis ("Homeland") or Jeff Daniels ("The Newsroom") — will have to step aside for these good ol' boys, perhaps all three of them if voters order a double portion of ham ("The Blacklist's" James Spader and "House of Cards'" Kevin Spacey) with their Emmy nominations meal.
Lead actress, drama: Torches and pitchforks will be brandished Thursday if critics' fave Tatiana Maslany isn't nominated for all those delightful doppelgangers she brings to life on "Orphan Black." But did enough voters find the second-year sci-fi series on BBC America to put Maslany in a group that will likely include repeat winner Claire Danes ("Homeland") and past nominees Robin Wright ("House of Cards"), Kerry Washington ("Scandal"), Julianna Margulies ("The Good Wife") and Elisabeth Moss ("Mad Men")? Possibly not, especially when you consider that the contenders also include Lizzy Caplan ("Masters of Sex"), Michelle Dockery ("Downton Abbey") and Keri Russell ("The Americans"). This is the deepest of all the Emmy acting categories. More than one woman will have the right to feel disappointed.
Miniseries: After three years in which TV movies and miniseries were lumped together in one ungainly group, the television academy believes there's enough programming to again warrant a separation. That's great news for FX, which, between the fantastic "Fargo" and a rejuvenated, layered "American Horror Story" should finally win for its programming after losing the last two years to HBO movies "Game Change" and "Behind the Candelabra." (And, yes, HBO will win the now separate movie category again with "The Normal Heart.")
Comedy series: "Modern Family" has dominated this category during its four-year Emmys run. This year, it will face a new, formidable challenger for comedy series in "Orange Is the New Black." Netflix's women's prison saga boasts a sprawling, racially diverse ensemble of fabulously talented women (and a handful of men) and, unlike HBO's more niche offerings ("Girls," "Veep"), it has scored well with both critics and (from all appearances) audiences. (Netflix doesn't release viewership data.) Its biggest obstacle may be convincing voters that it's a deserving choice in the comedy category when much of its power comes from the moving way it presents its characters' back stories in flashbacks. Still, any series sporting Natasha Lyonne and an episode about the hunt for a mysterious, elusive chicken (line of the year, courtesy of Kate Mulgrew's Red: "All I wanted was to eat the chicken that is smarter than other chickens and to absorb its power") shouldn't need much help in proving its comic credentials.
Supporting actor, comedy: If there are cracks in the foundation of "Modern Family" as an Emmy-winning institution, they'll show up here first. Anything less than three nominations for the men (and with the depth here — consider "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Veep" — there should be) and we might finally see another comedy crowned in August.
Lead actress, comedy: Because they're not going to make Mindy Kaling wake up at the crack of dawn to announce the nominations and then not give her one, are they?
We don't think so.
Thursday morning's Emmy nominations will generate its share of competitive races, but none more so than in the category for lead actress in a drama series. Here are some of the favorites, and — get out your hankies — they all aren't going to make it. Here's why they are contenders:
Robin Wright, "House of Cards" (Netflix): Cold as ice, unwilling to sacrifice
Claire Danes, "Homeland" (Showtime): Emmy threepeat died with Brody?
Kerry Washington, "Scandal" (ABC): Retail line, baby, another Emmy nod
Julianna Margulies, "The Good Wife" (CBS): Resurgent show returns her to circle
Elisabeth Moss, "Mad Men" (AMC): Burger Chef pitch alone puts her in
Lizzy Caplan, "Masters of Sex" (Showtime): Master of all trades
Michelle Dockery, "Downton Abbey" (PBS): Dating > mourning
Keri Russell, "The Americans" (FX): No disguising her talent

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Travis Chulick Makes Five Saves For Yale
PRINCETON, N.J. - The Yale men's soccer team didn't have an answer for Princeton's Antoine Hoppenot on Friday night at Roberts Stadium. Hoppenot scored the first three goals of the game to lead the Tigers to a 4-0 victory over the Bulldogs before a crowd of 803 and a national television audience on the Fox Soccer Channel.
Hoppenot got Princeton (9-5-3, 4-2-1 Ivy) on the board at 13:32 when he took a great cross from Matt Sanner and fired a shot into the right side of the net. On his second goal at 34:16, he didn't need any help after taking the ball at midfield, breaking in alone and blasting a shot into the left side of the goal.
Any hopes of a Yale comeback were thwarted when Hoppenot scored early in the second half to make it 3-0. This one came off the rebound of a Sanner shot that hit the crossbar. Tim Sedwitz then capped the scoring with a goal at 87:34.
"We had difficulty possessing the ball," said Yale head coach Brian Tompkins. "Princeton was very opportunistic in capitalizing on our mistakes and that was the story of the game."
The Tigers, who could still earn a share of the Ivy title with some favorable results this weekend, are unbeaten in their last seven games and were 14th in the latest Division I RPI released by the NCAA on Tuesday.
Princeton outshot Yale 17-8, but the Bulldogs had a 3-2 edge in corner kicks.
Yale ends its season with a 5-9-3 overall record and a 2-5 Ivy mark.
"This will give us plenty of incentive to work hard over the winter and in the spring to get better for next year," Tompkins said.
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Luke joins Tracy at Kelly's and apologizes for not being there for her when Edward died. She hands over a copy of the Sun and laments that ELQ is joining Edward in the afterlife. He immediately guesses she is the one to leak the story. She explains what happened and has a feeling Connie might keep her secret. Though now she thinks she may have a chance getting ELQ back because there may be another heir! She needs Luke's help figuring out who it could be through his niece Caroline.
Mysterious Missing Quartermaine.
Tracy asks Luke for help, Michael believes Connie's lie, and AJ has a medical emergency.
At Manning Enterprises, Connie tells AJ and Michael that she got the story about ELQ from Sonny. Sonny swears she is lying but Michael doesn't believe him and leaves with AJ. Sonny snaps on Connie. He admits he loves Kate and he wants her back, but she is here now and he wanted to support her when Trey died. He felt compassion for her and she repaid him by putting his daughter in jail and turning his son against him. Sooner or later no one will be there for her.
At the hospital, Liz and Sabrina listen in as Britt tries to convince Patrick she didn't tell Emma she didn't like her. Britt wants to present a united front and tell Emma they will be together. He doesn't think Britt purposefully tried to hurt Emma and they hug. Sabrina is disgusted. Later, Sabrina tells them the bank put a stop payment on their check from Tracy. Liz gets rid of Britt by telling her a patient needs her then dashes off with hopes to come back with good news about the ball. Alone, Patrick tells Sabrina he thinks Emma lied to her about what happened. He answers a page as Britt returns. She tells Sabrina she is not going anywhere and there is nothing she or Patrick's spoiled brat of a little girl can do about it. Patrick overhears.
Alison sees John at PCPD and thinks he is Caleb. When she sees Sam she grabs her, sure she is Livvie, her best friend. Alison wants to find Lucy, but when she can't convince Sam to come with her she runs off. Sam and Caleb look up Alison on the database and see she married someone named Rafe Kovich, then nothing. They think Lucy put her up to it to make herself look sane. Sam insists on going to Ferncliff and promises to stay away from Todd and Heather. John answers a call from Alison asking him to meet her at the pier.
Molly is startled at the pier by Rafe, who is holding his arrow. He assures her he is not going to hurt her and stashes the arrow. He asks if she knows Lucy and she tells him about her attack on John. She offers to buy him lunch when he asks for her stale bread. He stashes his backpack behind a barrel. Alison returns, finds his bag and grabs the arrow.
At Ferncliff Lucy tries to convince Kevin that John is the vampire Caleb and that Sam, who is really Livvie, is in real danger. So is Alison and her son. Kevin agrees to help her – by getting her the medical treatment she needs. She helped him through the darkest time in his life and he wants to be there for her. But he thinks he makes it worse. Her delusions have destroyed everything they had. Later, Sam visits Lucy and asks about Alison.
At ELQ, Michael is not 100 percent sure Sonny did it but will help AJ figure out the solution. AJ feels a bit sick so Michael leaves to get food. Alone, AJ gets worse. Liz arrives as he seems to be having a heart attack.
At Kelly's, Rafe and Molly get to know each other and bond over their crazy families. He loves his mom but she is completely dysfunctional. Sometimes he starts to imagine being free of her and able to take care of himself instead of depending on the kindness of strangers. He leaves Molly to go meet his mom back at the pier. Later, Michael joins Tracy and Luke at the bar and tells them that Connie told them Sonny leaked the story to the Sun. Tracy is shocked.
Alison waits for John by the pier, clutching the arrow. Later, she is lying in a pool of blood, seemingly dead. Rafe is holding the arrow and then John walks up.
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Ellie doesn't believe Maxie is glad she is going to be okay.
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Oct. 21, 2010
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Saturday, October 23, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
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MikeBoxwell wrote:...none of the dealers know anything. More worryingly, when you do start asking questions, several of them start making up answers on the fly.
EVDRIVER wrote:The issue is that they are focused on getting the rollout ready and details nailed down so they can train. I was at a dealer today where the Leaf was yesterday and they will be getting about five to six Level 3 chargers! NIce. Locations include, service, customer delivery, customer parking.


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Developers aiming to build a junior golf academy campus with student housing at Old Carolina have landed on the rezoning fairway after a town planning hearing.
The Bluffton Planning Commission has forwarded the proposal to the Town Council with unanimous but conditional recommendations for approval of the changes for the Buck Island Road community.
By two 6-0 votes last week, commissioners adopted recommendations for a land-use zoning change and for a master plan change upon which the project hinges.
The proposed master plan change can be decided at one council meeting. But adoption of the proposed zoning change would require approvals on first and second readings at two meetings, said Marc Orlando, Growth Management director and deputy town manager.
The Old Carolina items will go to Town Council at its November meeting, which most likely will be changed from Nov. 8, which is also Election Day, Mayor Lisa Sulka said Friday.
Many of the Traditions at Old Carolina residents broke into applause when the planning commission advanced the plan following a review last Wednesday that lasted more than three hours.
Marcia McCauley of Bridle Path Lane and other residents said the project would bring stability to the neighborhood, which saw the neighboring golf course go through foreclosure and be reduced from an 18-hole to a 9-hole course before reported revitalization by a new owner.
The application for the changes is from Hope Ventures LLC on behalf of the property owner, DJM Properties LLC. The proposed zoning map amendment to the Old Carolina Planned Unit Development would allow redevelopment of 23.5 acres of the Old Carolina Golf Club by adding school and commercial recreation uses, according to a report by Shawn Leninger, town senior planner and the project manager.
The uses would include a private school, The Heritage Academy, for grades 5-12; the Hank Haney International Junior Golf Academy; and the Ivan Lendl International Junior Tennis Academy. Also, 48 three-bedroom townhomes would be built for on-campus student housing.
According to Hope Venture LLC's application, the academies comprise the Junior Golf Corp., and the goal is to develop a consolidated campus for the operations now scattered across Bluffton and on Hilton Head Island.
"The proposed development will consist of a new outdoor driving range, tennis complex, basictall court, indoor golf training facility, fitness center, classrooms, a student meeting cafeteria and administrative offices. Students' housing will be provided on-site in a proposed 48 unit townhome complex adjacent to the barn."
The property's 18,000-square-foot concrete barn would be reconstructed for use as a school and golf training center. The restaurant and bar, the Old Carolina Pub, would continue operations as a separate entity.
Town planning staff did not make a project recommendation because it had not had time to analyze revised application materials. However, the new material did allow the staff to strike four of seven criticisms, including traffic impact analysis, in the report given to commissioners and posted with the online agenda at www.townofbluffton.sc.gov.
Public comments included opposition. Several Trotters Circle residents said they didn't want added development and traffic on the oak-tree-lined, private entrance, Old Carolina Drive.
And Michael Bell, of the Windtree neighborhood across Buck Island Road, said special care needs to taken before adding traffic to the overburdened two-lane, Buck Island Road.
Town officials and developers said the intersection would need to be improved to handle increased traffic. Proposals include widening to add a left turn.
Development agents said they would do everything possible to preserve the majestic live oaks along the entrance.
Contact reporter Frank Morris at email@example.com or 815-0800, Ext. 13.


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Re-view of the Preview: Oakland A's
First of all, here is my initial preview entry of the A's. So you can review the facts I put forth.
My predicted record for the A's: 88-93 wins
Actual Record: 74-88
I know this seems like a bad prediction but I *did* put in a clause in my record prediction that said:
" Although, with young rotations there is always the risk that the rotation will lose a few starters to overwork (cough,cough…Gio Gonzalez), injuries, streakiness etc. In which case, their win range is in the mid 70′s."
Well, there were starters lost to injury. The only starters above 200 innings pitched were: an much worse Trevor Cahill and Gio Gonzalez. I will admit that I thought Gonzalez was going to be the one lost to injury and he completely defied my prediction by becoming the ace of that staff. I definitely got that one wrong. The most prominent example of injury is Dallas Braden who went out after pitching only 18 innings. So really I was spot on in my prediction by adding on that last part.
I did NOT predict their bullpen would be as good as it became but all around I think I nailed this team as well. What do you say?


text: Figure I'd start a thread to discuss Philly. Just got done watching the Toronto-Philly game. We sure can rebound, and Dalembert is a monster on the boards, blocked Bosh a few times as well. Hopefully we will just stop shooting 3's. 5-20 on 3 pointers, we better just stick to what we do best, driving and scoring in the paint. Both Iggy and Brand has mediocre games, so hopefully it was just 1st game jitters. Miller missed a few easy drive in layups as well. But we just had a horrible time shooting the ball. 29-84 shooting, thats 34.5%. No way we shoot that bad again this season, that was just horrible. We outrebounded 56-33 with 23 Offensive rebounds, so thats a good sign. Sammy had 17 and Brand had 13 rebounds. Also, not only do we need to stop shooting 3's, we need to stop letting other teams shoot them too. Raptors went 10-16 shooting 3's for 62.5%. I literally cringed everytime a Raptor shot a 3. Also, passing needs improvement, we only had 15 assists to Raptors 24 assists, and the big stat, 18 turnovers, 18! Raptors had only 10. For some reason, Philly just loved going inside, spinning and throwing an off the wall pass :shakeno:. We have another homegame on Friday against the Knicks at 7:00, hopefully we will be able to redeem ourselves.


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Facts: Husband and Wife divorced after nine years of marriage. Although many issues were addressed on appeal — leading to a 37 page opinion (!) — the only issue I think is of interest to most readers concerns rehabilitative alimony.
At the time of trial in September 2009, Wife was 33 years old, and Husband was 37 years old. Wife is a college graduate with a degree in family community services. Wife is also licensed real estate agent, but at the time of trial she was not actively pursuing a career in real estate. Husband has a degree in science and economics. He is a Major in the United States Army and has over nineteen years' of military experience.
Wife testified that she intended to pursue a graduate degree that she would complete in three years. She also testified that, if the trial court would grant her rehabilitative alimony for that purpose, she would also sell real estate to supplement her income. Husband had no evidence to rebut Wife's testimony on her stated intent to take actions in the future to rehabilitate herself.
The trial court found Wife to be economically disadvantaged relative to Husband. The trial court also found that Wife planned to attend and complete a graduate degree to improve her earning capacity, which plan the trial court found to be appropriate. Wife was awarded rehabilitative alimony of $500 per month for a period of 42 months. The decree reflecting these findings was not entered until May 2010, however. An appeal was attempted but rejected by the Court of Appeals because the trial court's judgment was not yet final, there still being some unresolved issues.
In October 2011, the trial court held a post-remand hearing at which Husband argued Wife should not receive rehabilitative alimony because, as Wife testified in the post-remand hearing, she had not used the money she received for rehabilitative alimony to rehabilitate herself, but had instead simply kept the money for herself. Wife's testimony at the post-remand hearing indicated that she no longer intended to rehabilitate herself via education, training or other means. Nevertheless, the trial court refused to revisit the issue of alimony because Husband did not raise it as an issue in his first attempt at an appeal. Husband appealed.
On Appeal: The Court of Appeals reversed the trial court.
Husband argued that rehabilitative alimony is not appropriate for someone who does not intend to rehabilitate herself.
First, the Court held that the trial court erred in refusing to consider the issue of rehabilitative alimony at the post-remand hearing based on procedural grounds. Because the order was not yet a final order at the time of the post-remand hearing, it was subject to revision by the trial court at that time. The Court concluded, "Thus, we find at the outset that the trial court erred in holding that it was somehow procedurally barred from considering Husband's argument on the award of rehabilitative alimony."
Second, the Court rejected the trial court's finding that that Wife planned to attend graduate school, reasoning as follows:
In light of Wife's testimony in the post-remand hearing, we must conclude that the overall evidence before the trial court preponderates against this factual finding. As this was the stated basis for the trial court's award of rehabilitative alimony to Wife, we must also conclude that the trial court abused its discretion in failing to reverse its initial ruling on Wife's request for rehabilitative alimony. As we have indicated, rehabilitative alimony is intended to assist an economically disadvantaged spouse "in acquiring additional education or training . . . ." Considering the evidence presented at the divorce trial as well as the evidence submitted post-remand, we can only conclude that Wife does not intend to pursue her initial stated plan of obtaining additional educational training. Under these circumstances, the evidence in the record does not support the award of rehabilitative alimony.
Rather than compel Wife to refund to Husband all of the alimony received, however, the Court cut her a break:
We note, however, that the trial court found that Wife is economically disadvantaged as compared to Husband, and that this finding is supported in the record. Moreover, the evidence in the record does not indicate that Wife was untruthful in her testimony in the 2009 divorce trial as to her intent to pursue further education, only that she did not follow through on her original plan. An outright reversal of the award of rehabilitative alimony would require Wife to repay all of the rehabilitative alimony she has received. From our review of the record, this would work a real hardship on Wife. In this unusual circumstance, we exercise our discretion to modify the trial court's award of rehabilitative alimony rather than reverse it in toto. We modify the award of rehabilitative alimony to terminate it as of the date of Husband's request that it be terminated.
Accordingly, the trial court was reversed and its judgment modified.
K.O.'s Comment: Much of the difficulty presented by this case, including issues not addressed in this blog post, was the direct result of the over two-year delay in entering a final judgment. Addressing a similar delay presented by another case, the Court said, "we cannot ignore the fact that all the parties' circumstances are not the same as they were when they were last before the trial court." The Court noted "the unusual predicament presented by the inordinate amount of time" that can pass between the entry of a trial court's non-final orders over the course of one case. This reinforces that the best practice is the prompt entry of all orders whenever possible.
Irvin v. Irvin (Tennessee Court of Appeals, Western Section, November 30, 2012).
Information provided by K.O. Herston: Knoxville, Tennessee Matrimonial, Divorce and Family Law Attorney.


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Chain saw carvings show items of local significance, school spirit
News editor
When a FireHouse concert June 8 at Chingawassa Days was rained out, the Chingawassa Days committee was left with nothing for its money. But when a chain saw sculpture auction was rained out by the same storm, the committee was left with sculptures it could sell at a later date.
The committee has decided when and where it will sell the sculptures by Rick Sardou of R&L Creative Carvings. The committee will have a booth Sept. 21 at Art in the Park in Marion's Central Park, committee member Chris Meierhoff said.
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I can't take it. The whole world is turning into hippiedippydom
Wow Sart, you have truly outdone yourself. Who is that girl in the second pic, you have taken her pic before, non?
The last two looks are very nice – the one simple the other one more complex but both good-
Really liked the beige blouse-dress with the CC bracelets.
I love the 4th pic down. Very Mod
I love it all.
The girl in the sweaterdress pulled off a great androgynous look too.
The pale blue jacket and the high water pants with men´s hat – I got so homesick for Paris it hurts! The rainy asphalt and all those smiles on skinny legs. I´ll be there again one day too! Thanks for widening the focus of fashion to include life and real people.
Love the green dress with the black. What a beautiful photo. I wish she had more feminine shoes, but that is just a personal preference. She looks fantastic.
My, What long Legs Alt has. Of the thre her look is what I wish I could wear.
I can't get enough of that green dress either. The color is my latest obsession.
Love the second and third looks – the insouciance of all that creamy white and sneakers in particular.
Ooooooh – I love the color of that green dress.
And I also love the hat the lady below her is wearing.
She has legs for days!
Hey, there's the cute Asian pixie girl again! Look at that smile.
Perfect. Every shot is spot on, just as Paris should be.
Strange, they all look like they're wearing ice skates.
do we know Alt's heritage? I find the shemagh (palestinian scarf) a fascinating choice – and wonder if it is harkening to her heritage, to Balenciaga F 07, or to just her unrivaled choice for the day? it's been a hot topic of discussion amongst us in the office – inquiring minds want to know….
Uh Oh! Bring on the keffiyeh discussions! That's what this blog is about: what does fashion mean?
I love the green velvet dress, as I have always had a weakness for rich, textured fabrics, but the simplicity of the girl in the 4th pic is very appealing. Glad she wore a small bag, too.
The Palestinian scarf look just says retro '80s to me. Every hipster, male and female, did the scarf/leather jacket combo back in the early 80s.
I love the dirty skirt on our favorite gamine! I bet she's tons of fun to hang out with.
Naturally love them all, but particularly the last two. The simple shift is beautiful. In the last shot, the roomy yet tailored proportions work wonderfully. In the vein of Annie Hall!
Though that last outfit is fabulous, designer logos always read "fashion victim" to me.
Love the Contax 645 with speed grip.
love, love the green dress. also loving bracelets in the fourth photo, and the attitude in last photo is great.
err, ms. photo #2 is amazing. that woman can work a wardrobe – you now have pictures of her with the same dress in two dif. ways and the same shoes in two dif. ways. who is she? i could read a blog on just her for days.
1. The epitome of Cool.
4. Dig the guy. Covet his belt. Interesting little detail on his pockets.
The last woman looks like a modern day Annie Hall
Amazing! My favourites are the first and the last looks!
Love the girl in the top pic. What she's done with the scarf, the boots and the extreme cut of the jeans is admirable, and brave.
I love the clean-cut quirkiness of the lady in the last photo!
Alt's look is nice, but it's all over the streets in London and now it's starting to come to L.A. Sadly by now it's beginning to feel a bit worn out.
Who is that fellow off to the side all in black and blue? He looks delicious.
haha, the second girl down has that typical Asian ability to look 15 and 40 years old at the same time.
In the fourth pic Chanel that guy must be extremely uncomfortable standing there with a broken ankle.
who *is* that man next to the chanel cuff girl?? he is the dreamiest dreamboat ever.
Now this is a collection.I´m not saying I fancy their outfits in particular but if I had to choose,girl 2 has a very personal way of dressing and it suits her well.Her origin is exotic and petite and somehow white also in the fake fur vest looks fun on her.She also has a nice smile.There is something cute in the outfit of girl 5,although I believe she´d look better by leaving something out.Now there is a bit too much of everything.I have noticed that black booties are very much ìn´this season.Alone in this collection three girls are wearing them.
Hee, Hee. I entered the comments on this set of pics to see if anyone would mention the keffiyah. It's interesting that this has become a fashion statement. I wear one around because I like the look but also because I am a human rights activist, thus the plight of Palestinians is a concern of my work. :) It is interesting to note the reactions I get. On the train, sometimes I will register someone glaring at me…..other times I will notice someone smiling warmly at me. Either way, the keffiyah never fails to get a reaction.
oh, that jeremy scott bag.
To Anonymous 12:02PM, I think you're reading too much into Alt's choice of scarf. In Europe – UK especially – try-hard/genuine indie kids have been wearing them for at least a year solid; 99% of the time with leather jackets. They're everywhere, it's quite irritating. I'm surprised someone as trendless as Alt (who is so amazing usually) would pick up something so generic.
The girl in black looks great!
Great collection of shots!
But I find it disturbing when pretty skirts, or dresses or really long coats get dragged through puddles or mud.
I just love the hair color of the girl in the fourth pic. Stunning!
And the boy's cardigan looks interesting. Wonder what's the material?
That last pic is just awesome from the waistcoat to the knowing smile! I love it and wish I could recreate it without spending…. money…
what does it tell you about where fashion trends begin and where they end up in that the keffiyeh scarf Alt is wearing has been adorning the necks of every slightly cool, slightly hipster North London teenager for a good two years now.
and now finally Carine's right hand woman is wearing one.
The second to last picture is what caught my eye and made me stop. The two look quite mod, and I love it.
the girl with the green dress looks fabulous, the combination of the dainty dress and those kind of heavy shoes is really nice.
The fourth lady was in the New York Times Style section- next to that same guy in front of the same car in that same outfit.
The girl in the first picture is sleek, stylish, chic, edgy, attractive… And yet she lacks a vital element, THE vital element of good fashion- originality. And so she bores me.
RE: Broken Ankle
–Are you kidding? What a lame comment.
Lol It's true Anon 11:59, and all of their shoes have a reflection..
It's very interesting how the middle guy in the 4rth photo layered a striped black and white t-shirt, dark grey blouse, and a black dotted cardigan
that photographer is truly fabulous! same with the christopher kane dress. he's such a good designer.
i love these pictures. the thematic contrast is … yes! amazing! masculine meets feminine. prim meets grunge. expectations with a shot of surprise.
fashion. where expression of creativity and art in one's appearance is demanded.
i love it!
who makes alt's jacket? i swear, it was love at frst sight…in the last picture of her circa september. who'd a thunk it would be so difficult to find the perfect leather jacket.
I think that the green dress is by Christopher Kane, no?
I loved your last photo of Mme Alt, but in this her pants look a little too tight and ill-fitting.
That green dress is so lovely. Love the boots on that girl, too.
All very sweet, but the first two especially, the queen of tough urban chic and your lovely new muse, who seems to be flirting with a number of styles with remarkable ease. Cool ladies.
now see, I was at chanel in a gown and feather coat, and no one took MY picture.
i the two in the fourth picture featured in a nytimes slideshow on the shows. the photo wasn't as lovely, though :)
Green velvet dress = Christopher Kane?
the 1st and 3rd pictures are great keep up the good work
First comment: hippiedippydom, haha!
This set is fueled with young edgy attitude. Each individual here is etremely bold and adventurous in their elegant choices, many elements that hold them as fashion misfits meaning they're surely trend setters.
your photos are SO much better than Bill Cunningham's!! esp the one of the woman in white sweater/gloves
Amazing stuff from Chanel.
I absolutely LOOOVE the last one! Uggh. Can I have the money to have clothes like that?
The young Coco with the red Dutch Boy haircut and the Gaoucho with the metallic bag are great.
the girl in the first photo with the scarf, its becoming very popular what is it called and where is it from?
female johnny depp female johnny depp!!
yeah what a great outfit i especially like those pants!
i like the way the red-headed 20-something girl exudes Parisian chic hipness without resorting to the typical kitch overkill displayed by 20-something hipsters(maybe somebody knows what i mean by this)…
didn't that stud to the right of her used to model for GUESS? jeans?
that woman beside him looks like ellen von unwerth??
esp love their starry Chanel booklets.
That first girl is wearing pretty much the same style I rock daily- however, I sure don't have legs like those!
LOVE the top and the bottom pictures! the first girl.. man Iwish I had those legs!
I love the gamine girl with the sweater dress, but put the shemagh away, please, lady in the first photograph! (I remember them from the first time round, and didn't think it was a good look even then!)
I like your photo better than the one that appears of this same funky couple in the NY Times: http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2007/10/19/fashion/20071021STREET_8.html
Sart, Will you ever reveal who she is??? We know she is a photographer and everytime you snap her, she draws a great deal of response…have a reveal!!!
I am thrilled to see her in her Converse again….She is a doll!!!
Enjoy China…if you run into my buddy Josh also in the same area as you, have him buy you a drink on me, You deserve it!!!
oh these are priceless. it's not that I'd wear any outfit exactly as is ( I wouldn't) it's the confidence with which they hold themselves that sells it. Oh… and the occasional Chanel tote that manages to make casual look fabulous ;)
you go Tracy…she's a really cool and down to earth person with amazing individual style. love the shrunken jacket and the Zoave pleated pants. not for everybody but she definitely gets away with it.
All these looks are superb!
The girl in beige is lovely, and I love those platforms.
Edie Sedgwick modernized, very nicely done.
last pic is tracy taylor…she always wears that jacket. loooveee the pants. updated annie hall. but she should lose the bag.
I was baffled by the sweater dress one, they pulled off the androgynous look so well! The first picture looks so rocker chic and the shemagh scarf finishes teh look off perfectly.
I think the girl with the Chanel cuffs looks great. Normally I find that quilted bags looks stuffy aqnd dated (at least I feel that way), but she makes it look cool. And, maybe I am wrong, but the guy with her looks a lot like Nicholas Ghesquire (spelling?) of Balenciaga??
The photographer is soo cute, like a little puppy dog asking to take your picture after you've been denied entrace to rue du mail.
Wonderful shots. The first and last especially caught my attention. The woman in the first photo appears to have the longest legs in existence. The reflection of her black shoes in the puddle give the illusion of another foot of height!
oh wow i love this so much all of it
i would love to be able to dress like they do
i love how the girl in the 5th pic dressed up. so cool!
that top pic is great. almost like an optical illusion to make her legs look exaggeratedly elongated
cool style
I truly like the "blue" and the way it combines the miss with the beautiful find! It's perfect!
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Anal Pap Smears in Men Show High Rate of Pre-Cancer Conditions
A recent study in a Veteran's Affairs HIV clinic in Miami reveals that more than half of HIV-positive men have abnormal surface anal cells, caused by the virus called HPV. People living with HIV generally have a higher rate of these abnormal cells than the general population. This study provides more information to help prevent this pre-cancerous condition.
HPV is the most common sexual infection in the U.S. However, it's more common in HIV-positive people (including those who haven't had anal sex), and high-risk types can lead to the pre-cancerous condition called dysplasia. Over time, high-risk HPV can eventually lead to anal cancer in certain individuals.
In 2006, researchers collected and examined anal Pap smears from 98 men. No one had had one done before then. CD4 counts averaged 400, and more than 3 out of 4 were on HIV meds. The average age was 49 and 52% were black, 14% Latino/Hispanic and 33% white. More than half (55%) stated they had never had anal sex.
The results showed that 52 of the 98 men had abnormal Pap results, with varying degrees of low-risk (37%), high-risk (5%) and unknown-risk cells (58%). Of these 52 men, anoscopies were done in 33 of them, or looking at anal tissue through a special microscope. Two cases of cancer were found, 18 men had high-grade dysplasia and the other 13 showed inflammation but no dysplasia. Lower CD4 count was associated with higher-risk results.
This study continues to show the concern for detecting anal dysplasia before it becomes cancerous. Since routine anal screening has not yet become standard of care for people with HIV, it may be up to individuals to request this regular screening from their doctors.
Research Study
Rosa-Cunha, I, et al. Description of a pilot anal Pap smear screening program among individuals attending a Veteran's Affairs HIV clinic. March 31, 2011 issue of AIDS Patient Care and STDs.


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Quality Produce
Anyone who's picked a homegrown tomato knows how a little soil, sun, and water can amaze. That's why we walk the L.A. Produce Terminal Market daily, buying directly from farmers who share our passion for the straight-from-the source goodness of fresh fruits and vegetables. And whether we're gathering locally grown avocados or importing exotic tropical fruits, our produce folks are constantly working to make delivery times as fast as possible so our 400 varieties of organic and conventionally grown produce are as fresh as possible. So next time you're squeezing a melon in our stores, you can feel good knowing you're the final step in very thoughtful selection process.
Locally Grown
Rather than being picked early to ripen during the truck ride to the distributor's warehouse, our produce is harvested and delivered to our markets at the height of freshness, ensuring optimal nutritional value and flavor.
The average journey from field to fork for most produce is nearly 1,500 miles – almost 27 times further than the average distance that local produce travels.
Those who buy locally grown food can be confident that they are investing in the local economy.
Building relationships with local farms has long-term benefits which allow you to get answers to questions that you may have, increasing traceability, and connecting a face with the food in your carts.
You can be rest assured knowing that all of our local partners are practicing techniques by way of meeting today's present needs without compromising or disrupting that of future generations to follow.
Buying local offers you the confidence in knowing that our local partners are able to leave their products in the fields longer, priding them in producing fruits and vegetables that are at their utmost peak in flavor.
By maintaining and strengthening our local partner relationships, we are able to provide you with year-round product availability which always focuses on freshness, quality, and value.
We look for the freshest, highest quality organic items that are not only unique and delicious, but offer pristine value.
Buying locally grown organic fruits and vegetables offers us the ability to visit farmers and hand select items for our customers.
We are proud of our locally grown organic relationships with farmers who value their growing practices and who have strong commitments to sustainability and the local environment.
Buying locally grown organic products help support our local economy, giving many smaller family-owned organic farmers and growers consistent support and exposure.
Super Fruits
Over the last few years, the phrase "super fruits" have stormed the headlines, ever gaining momentum and popularity. Originally, what started out as some curious exotic juices and berries imported from South America has now evolved into everyday buzzwords centered on health and nutrition. Many physicians are praising that super fruits like mangos, strawberries, cherries and kiwi fruit are not only highly nutritious but are quite enjoyable to eat and supply us with needed calories for daily energy. Fancy pills and powders can never match the real food nutritional values of super fruits. To be classified as a super fruit, you must obtain the antioxidant vitamins A, C and E, B vitamins, essential dietary minerals, amino acids and protein, dietary fiber (both soluble and insoluble), omega fats, and phytosterols.
Twenty True Super Fruits
Here at Bristol Farms, we are proud to identify and seasonally stock the following Super Fruits that are "Super", indeed:
Mangos, Figs, Oranges, Strawberries, Goji Berries, Red Grapes, Cranberries, Kiwi Fruit, Papaya, Blueberries, Cherries, Red Raspberries, Seaberries, Guavas, Blackberries, Black Currants, Dates, Pomegranates, Acai' Berries, Dried plums
Signature Items
At Bristol Farms, we take great pride in our signature, one of a kind, fresh produce items and providing you with locally grown signature items that you can only find and experience in our produce departments.
Bristol Farms Private Label Organic Salads – Our salad blends are locally grown, prewashed and ready for you to prepare a delicious and nutritious salad, right out of the packaging.
Bristol Farms Private Label Packaged Nuts & Dried Fruit – From raw, roasted, and salted nuts to chewy, sweet, dried cherries that pack a punch, our private label nuts and fruits are always a healthy snack.
Bristol Farms Private Label Assorted Cut Fruit and Vegetables – We take our absolute freshest fruits and vegetables and prep them simply so you don't have to! From pineapple to green beans, you can find these beauties washed, peeled, trimmed and ready for any preparation from throwing in a pan or putting straight in your mouth.
Bristol Farms Private Label Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice- It's all in the name; fresh squeezed and always chilled, Bristol Farms Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice has always been a customer favorite!
Our Products - What to Look For
Welcome to Bristol Farms Product Portfolio. Bristol Farms is proud to offer the widest range of the highest quality fruits, vegetables, and specialty produce items grown both locally and from around the world. Whether it is a locally grown strawberry from Orange County, a golden pineapple from Hawaii, or a papaya from Brazil, you'll be sure to find it on our shelves. Discover unique and rare offerings from our selection of gourmet mushrooms and tropical fruits, or uncover an entire market place of Latin, Asian, or other ethnic-influenced specialty items.
Fresh Vegetables
At Bristol Farms, we offer an incredible array of fresh vegetables that start with quality growers, which in turn produces what we'd like to define as exceptional quality products. Many vegetable varieties that were virtually unknown and hard to find over the years are now at your finger tips. As a matter of fact, the enormous selection is so extensive it's rather difficult to list. Our fresh vegetable selection we offer has never been better, both conventional and organically speaking. We at Bristol Farms have a very diverse and tight niche network of locally grown farmers and specialty growers that work day and night to see that quality remains impeccable.
Our grower community is where our success starts and it is the driving force to our wonderful selection of fresh fruits and vegetables and rare specialty items. Bristol Farms partnerships are essential to getting great produce from the fields to our markets and into your hands.
Apples & Pears
Look for firm, fragrant well colored apples with skin that is free of bruises or soft spots. Since apples absorb odors from other food, it is wise to store them away from strong smelling foods. Apples properly stored under refrigeration can last up to two months.
Ripening Pears
Pears are always picked when they are mature but not at stages of full ripeness. Once pears are stored at room temperature they will naturally begin the ripening process. To accelerate the ripening process you may place pears in a paper bag with either an apple or a banana. Be sure to check them daily and once they reach the preferred stage, they may be refrigerated. Unlike other fruits, pears will not change colors when ripe.
We like to refer to them as the jewels of the produce department. Not only are berries multi versatile but they have been recognized by many physicians as some of the most nutritional items on the planet. Select berries that are rich in color for their particular variety and ones that are uniform in size. Strawberries should have fresh green caps or hulls while other berries should not. If varietal berries still have hulls it means that they have been harvested well before the ripening stage and will, more than likely, be sour or tart. Berries should not be washed until you are ready to eat them and should be stored under refrigeration in air tight containers. At Bristol Farms, we carry a wide seasonal assortment of locally grown berries consisting of strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and blueberries.
Stone Fruits
Juicy sweet peaches, tantalizing white nectarines and succulent plumcots are truly the tastes that mark summer. Stone fruits are picked when they are fully mature. This means that the fruit has achieved its full sugar content and ripe color. Ripening is the process of mature fruit beginning to break down, becoming soft and juicy. Ripening can take place either on or off the tree. The physical changes that occur during ripening are noticeable softening, decreased acid levels and prominent changes in color to the fruit. Stone fruit will continue to ripen (soften) at home when left at room temperature. Once the fruit has reached the desired ripeness, it is safe to store in the home refrigerator. Stone Fruits can be stored in the refrigerator for approximately one week.
Grapes & Cherries
Whether they're used for making wine or producing commercial items like jams and raisins, it's the fresh table grapes that are enjoyed the most. Grapes are more or less classified by their specific colors; black, red or green, and whether they have seeds or are seedless. When selecting table grapes, you should look for large, plump, full colored fruit that is still attached to the stems. White or green grapes that are fully ripe will turn somewhat amber in color while black and red grapes should be rich in color with no signs of green. Once purchased, you may store grapes unwashed in a plastic bag or container for up to one week in the refrigerator.
Whether it is Jumbo Bing or Golden Rainiers, you'll always find cherries through the summer months at Bristol Farms. Bing cherries are sweet and juicy with colors ranging from deep purple to almost black while Golden Rainiers resemble a rainbow of red and gold. Look for plump, bright colored fruits with green stems still attached. You may store cherries, unwashed, in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for up to three days. Cherries are fabulous for cooking and delicious as snacks.
Citrus & Melons
It's no surprise to many that eating citrus may help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, fight against cancer as well as aid in the body's natural healing processes. Citrus is power packed with lots of nutrients that contribute to good health. Select firm fruit that is heavy for its size and consistent in color throughout. Most citrus items will last under refrigeration for up to two weeks.
Melons generally fall under two different categories; muskmelons and watermelons. Select muskmelons that are heavy for their size. Ripe melons will always yield to slight pressure near the blossom end and will start to have a fragrant aroma to them. Avoid melons that are mushy or that have excess dimples. Melons will ripen at room temperature and once ripe may be stored up to five days under refrigeration.
To pick a ripe watermelon, look for a yellow belly. A yellow bellied watermelon usually means that the melon has been on the vine long enough to reach maturity and ripen. You can also test for ripeness by scratching the surface of a watermelon with your fingernail. A greenish-white color beneath the outermost layer of the rind indicates a ripe watermelon. Lastly, try thumping it. When you thump the side of a ripe watermelon, it should sound as if the fruit is hollow. If you hear a thud or a tone that is high in pitch, you're dealing with a fruit that isn't ripe.
Potatoes & Onions
Potatoes are a fantastic source of carbohydrates that fuel your body and brain. A medium potato has zero fat, no sodium or cholesterol, and only contains 100 calories. Select potatoes that have smooth unmarked skins and always avoid those with soft spots, sprouting, or greenish hues. Although potatoes can be stored under refrigeration, it has been shown that they can last up to two weeks if stored in a cool, dark, ventilated area.
Onions, although quite potent too many, are one of the world's most important ingredients. Onions are a great source of vitamin C and potassium. Onions are also high in antioxidants and have anti-cancer fighting properties. Onions fall into two categories; dried & fresh. Onions are descendants of the lily family. Dry onions are the mature onions that have papery skins and are usually yellow, red, or white in color. Select onions that are firm and heavy for their size. Dried onions may be stored in a cool, dry, well ventilated area for up to two months. Fresh green onions, scallions, or leeks have immature bulbs and long green leaves. Look for crisp colored tops and a firm white base. To store, place in a plastic bag and refrigerate for up to five days.
Tomatoes & Avocados
Tomatoes are extremely versatile and are the star of the show for many cuisines. Tomatoes come in all shapes and sizes and while red and yellow are the most popular, you may find them in green, purple, and orange as well as heirloom varietals. Always select tomatoes that are heavy for their size, blemish free, and have nice even colorings. When tomatoes ripen, they will yield slightly to pressure. Tomatoes are best when stored at room temperature and should be consumed within three days for maximum flavor.
Avocados have a wonderful buttery and nutty flavor when ripe, however all may have a different appearance upon ripeness and variety. Depending on the season, we carry locally grown Hass and organic fuerte varietals. Avocados can be round or pear shaped, weighing in at anywhere from ounces to up to four pounds. Their skins may vary in texture (pebbly or smooth) and in color (dark black or green). However you slice them, it's always that light green and creamy texture that keeps us coming back for more. Avocados ripen best at room temperature, away from any refrigeration.
Tropicals and Bananas
You may think that seasonal, tropical items such as Carambola, Guavas and Mangosteens are hard to find, but not at Bristol Farms. Our produce buyers scour the world for these luscious fruits to bring you a taste of tropical paradise. Many tropical items are low in calories and cholesterol free. Tropical fruits continue to ripen after they have been harvested, mostly due to their worldly travels. Most tropical items should be kept at room temperature as they ripen and then later refrigerated.
Bananas are one of the few fruits that actually develop a better flavor while ripening off of the plant. More frequently, bananas are harvested very green and then stored at room temperature to continue their natural ripening process. Look for evenly colored bananas with no bruises and that are plump in size. Don't throw out your ripe bananas, they can be stored under refrigeration and although the skin may turn brown or gray, the inner fruit is still absolutely fine. Over ripe bananas are perfect for baking breads, muffins, and other desserts.
Mushrooms & Herbs
If you're looking for mushrooms, we've got them. You are sure to find a great assortment of cultivated whites, cremini, chanterelle, and maitake, just to name a few. We also offer a wide range of hard to find dried varietals that, once rehydrated, are absolutely fantastic in any gourmet meal. When you are selecting mushrooms, always look for ones that appear fresh and are not spotted, moldy or slimy. Refrigerate mushrooms in their original packaging or in a paper bag. Most varietals will keep up to a week, but are always best when used within a few days of your purchase. To clean mushrooms, you can quickly rinse or wipe with a damp cloth or paper towel.
Packed with flavor, our large assortments of fresh herbs are bound to add that special flavor to any meal, drink or salad. For centuries, fresh herbs have been valued for not only their special flavors but also for their medicinal properties. Many of our ancestors discovered that fresh herbs possess high antioxidant properties and are a great source of vitamins. Always select fresh, bright colored herbs with aromatic fragrances. You may wrap most herbs in a damp paper towel and store in an air tight container for up to a week.


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May 17, 1947 - September 22, 2013
Port Jervis, NY
Jane L. Trochiano, age 66, of Port Jervis, NY, passed away Sunday, September 22, 2013 at Andover, NJ.
Jane was born on May 17, 1947 in Port Jervis, NY, the daughter of the late Joseph and Genevieve Kelly Obermeyer.
She was a member of St. Mary's R.C. Church in Port Jervis. Jane married Alfred A. Trochiano, who predeceased her.
She is survived by her two sons: Anthony Trochiano and his wife, Danielle of Port Jervis, and Charlie Trochiano of Wurtsboro, NY; her four brothers: Thomas Obermeyer and his wife, Theresa of San Diego, CA, Joseph Obermeyer and his wife, Linda of Sparrowbush, David Obermeyer and his wife, Robin of Huguenot, NY and James Obermeyer and his wife, Judy of Monterey, TN; three sisters: Ann Obermeyer of Tucson, AZ, Susan Hofbaur and her husband, George of Huguenot, NY, and Mary Gatti of Wells, VT, and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call Wednesday, Sept. 25th, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, 154 E. Main St., Port Jervis, NY. Prayers will be offered Thursday, Sept. 26th, at 9:15 a.m. at the funeral home, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Port Jervis, NY. Rev. George Hafemann will be the celebrant. Cremation will follow at MacLennan Hall Crematorium, Milford, PA.
Arrangements are by the Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home, Inc.; for information, directions, or to send a condolence note to the family, visit knight-auchmoody.com


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July 06, 2019, 03:44:41 AMSalanewt: Oh, yeah there isn't an animation overhaul for GS1 sadly.
July 03, 2019, 04:54:58 PMryancaesar12345: GS2 Animation Overhaul w/ Baseline ips patch in golden sun 1?
July 03, 2019, 12:03:06 AMSalanewt: There actually is a Jupiter revive... if you're using the Animation Overhaul patch. I think Caledor made a standalone patch for GS1 too, but you'd have to ask him.
July 02, 2019, 07:34:13 AMFox: So like... (just a thought)... If we designed a script to compare times for speedrunning something... goalChance represents stability (I think?) ; If it is 100%, answer results in infinite, which means you can't have 100% stability. (Meaning you'd basically be skipping all item drops/etc.)
July 02, 2019, 07:06:08 AMFox: (I still want to make sure the equation is correct, though... as it did include some guessing.)
July 02, 2019, 07:04:47 AMFox: Was thinking .... tosses = ln(1-goalChance) / ln(1-chance) = "chance" being a single-toss percentage probability (0.00 - 1.00) , goal chance being if you did more tosses... So that's an interesting logarithm. Just came up with it after some research/thinking... and could maybe be useful for general use.
June 25, 2019, 02:51:42 PMryancaesar12345: jupiter revive animation any?
June 24, 2019, 08:05:17 AMFox: Such a patch would mean you need to be careful with item drops, coins, exp, etc. Because those things would then no longer be an infinite supply. Whether or not one uses it depends on what they want to do with it.
June 24, 2019, 07:55:01 AMFox: (High enough being based on the area you are in.)
June 24, 2019, 07:54:02 AMFox: I had a thought today. What if I look into making a simple patch just for lulz. One that works the same way as using Avoid, but it lasts from start to finish, and can't be disabled. Avoid only works if your levels are high enough, though... so thought is to keep that as is.
June 24, 2019, 01:55:17 AMryancaesar12345: hi guys i have new update in Golden Sun 2 Lost Age Revise Mod.ips try this. :)
June 24, 2019, 01:54:16 AMryancaesar12345: where's that link?
June 24, 2019, 01:53:56 AMryancaesar12345: i have no account in discord.*
June 23, 2019, 08:44:52 PMSalanewt: Although in the case of Wish, you could probably just use Breeze instead.
June 23, 2019, 08:44:36 PMSalanewt: Yeah, it's a messaging program sort of like Skype. I find that it's much easy to walk people through some of the basics of assembly, since that's what you'll need for most animation hacks.
June 23, 2019, 09:39:10 AMryancaesar12345: discord? im not good in asm or assembly.
June 22, 2019, 09:37:26 AMMaxiPower: gpnna update my thread on progress of my character art if anyones interested. :P
June 21, 2019, 07:51:44 PMSalanewt: Hey there! Animation editing can be tricky, but I can share some notes with you if you pop in on our Discord. Are you good with assembly?
June 21, 2019, 02:59:40 PMryancaesar12345: and how to change a death curse turn in hex editor?
June 21, 2019, 02:50:00 PMryancaesar12345: and how to make animation but changing palette only like wish blue i want to change violet. for AOE healing and earth element.


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Microsoft Cognitive Services LUIS API - Developers
The Microsoft Cognitive Services LUIS (Language Understanding Intelligent Service) API offers conversational intelligence to existing third party applications. Developers can integrate understanding of user intent; for example, a travel agent application can add voice recognition and understanding to aid in the booking process. Paid and free plans are available. The LUIS API is REST based, uses JSON for data exchange, and API Keys for authentication.


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Proposed Canon
"She took another of my sons."
Strengths: Leadership, Organization, Stoicism
Weaknesses: Tact, Humility, Empathy
First Appearance: LIAB 12
King Slately is the Ruler of Jetstone faction. He has been a king for over three thousand turns.
He has popped twenty-three sons and daughters. Among them Victor (his first son), Lustrius (his third son, probably an Heir who Slately thought was destined to be king), Titas, Forthewin, Wonderloaf, Ansom, Ossomer, and Tramennis (specifically not an Heir).
Slately claims that the magic of signamancy has changed his appearance over time, turning him short and fat to reflect his sedentary lifestyle. During his 3000 turns of kingship he has only seen a battle once and that from a heavily guarded turret. Again, signamancy is meant to reflect the character or personality of a unit as well as its rank. The decrypted Ossomer noted than the resolved, angered look Slately bore while preparing his plan of killing as much Archons as possible to earn enough Shmuckers to make Tramennis his heir was signamancy: the little man finally seems to be royal. For the purpose of his plan, the Dollamancer Ace and the Hat Magician Cubbins have turned the king's costume into powerful Magic Items: His crow is now a foolamancy-proof cap, the Jetstone's royal scepter can shoot Shockamancy and his cloak can deflect one bolt.
After the defeat at Gobwin Knob, King Slately approached some sides, including Haggar, and tried to persuade them to join the second Royal Crown Coalition. He may have approached Jitterati and Carport, but if so, his efforts failed.
Since his first references and early appearances, Slately has begun to show serious character depth and even development. He seems struck by the loss of his sons and to actually care for them. He originally disapproved of Tramennis because of his signamancy but has since revised his opinion. Finally he approached Don King to request a loan to appoint Tramennis as heir. He admitted his failings and his own lack of the royal ideals that he constantly blustered about and craved a chance to finally honor his sons and their sacrifice. He hopes to save his son Tramennis and perhaps die leaving him the kingdom.
Real World References
The name of the faction, Jetstone, seems to be a portmanteau of the names of the Hanna-Barbera cartoons The Jetsons and The Flintstones. King Slately's name is an amalgamation of the names of the bosses on the two shows, Mr. Spacely (Jetsons) and Mr. Slate (Flintstones).
King Slately's appearance is based on the King of Hearts and King of Diamonds from a playing card deck. Slately's coloring and design are closer to the traditional King of Hearts, but his mustache only appears on the King of Diamonds.
During the Siege of Spacerock, Prince Tramennis says that Slately must be evacuated. His response is a quote from Grand Moff Tarkin in Star Wars: A New Hope... "Evacuate? In our moment of triumph? I think you overestimate their chances."
His new outfit, made of powerful magic items and warpaints, makes him look like the Martian Ambassador of the film "Mars Attack".
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — The PGA Foundation announced the formation of the PGA Foundation Champions for Diversity Tournament, an event to provide scholarship support for ethnic minorities and young women, to be conducted May 31 to June 2, at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
The tournament will raise funds for the PGA Foundation Diversity Scholarship Program, which will aid deserving ethnic minorities and young women in attaining a college degree in PGA Golf Management at one of the 19 PGA Golf Management Universities.
"The PGA Foundation is excited about the potential that this tournament holds supporting young men and women who aspire to earn an education at a PGA Golf Management University, and perhaps serve as the next generation of leaders within the golf industry," said PGA of America Chief Executive Officer Joe Steranka.
"The PGA Foundation takes pride in the growth of PGA Golf Management Universities, particularly for the quality young people achieving their degrees."
Tournament participants will compete in a two-day match play event structured after the Ryder Cup, with a celebrity assigned to each Team. In addition, this event is designed to show case some to the premier minority and women-owned businesses that are vital to the success of the golf industry and The PGA's mission to become more inclusive.
The Champions for Diversity Tournament also benefit youth golf development programs that include the Lorena Ochoa Golf Foundation and the United South and Eastern Tribes (USET).
The PGA Foundation will provide funds to the Lorena Ochoa Foundation to help fulfill its mission to use golf as the vehicle for teaching life skills to children and young adults within Hispanic communities in the United States.
The PGA Foundation will support USET's efforts to improve the quality of life for American Indians by funding golf programs designed for improving the health, education and social services for the Nation People of the United South and Eastern Tribes'.
The PGA of America desires to improve the culture of inclusion and provide ethnic minorities and women with opportunities to achieve success in the game and business of golf. The PGA Foundation, the philanthropic arm of The PGA of America, has as its mission the desire to improve the lives of individuals through golf.
About The PGA of America
Since its founding in 1916, The PGA of America has maintained a twofold mission: to establish and elevate the standards of the profession and to grow interest and participation in the game of golf. By establishing and elevating the standards of the golf profession through world-class education, career services, marketing and research programs, The PGA enables its professionals to maximize their performance in their respective career paths and showcases them as experts in the game and in the multi-billion dollar golf industry. By creating and delivering world-class championships and innovative programs, The PGA of America elevates the public's interest in the game, the desire to play more golf, and ensures accessibility to the game for everyone, everywhere. As The PGA nears its centennial, the PGA brand represents the very best in golf.
About the PGA Foundation
The PGA, in 1978, created a 501 (c) (3) public philanthropic foundation, which later became known as The PGA Foundation. In keeping with the mission of The PGA of America, the PGA Foundation is dedicated to providing resources, professional expertise, and programs to make golf accessible to all segments of the population.
The PGA Foundation's priority is to grow the game of golf while using the game to enhance the quality of life for all people, especially for those who are under-served by the game. Directly associated with golf programs are core values such as honesty, integrity, respect, self-assurance, courtesy, and perseverance. Regardless of gender, age, social and economic background, ability or disability, every golfer can experience these values through their involvement in the game.