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CARY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iEntertainment Network Inc., (OTC: IENT) www.IENT.com, announces an agreement with a domestic game development studio to assist with the development of the IENT Outdoor Game Universe for all Internet-connected devices including PCs, mobile phones, and tablets. This company, with extensive experience developing successful outdoor-themed games, has agreed to a basic contract with IENT and development is underway. A final comprehensive contract is being formalized with aggressive delivery dates for first release of the Outdoor Game Universe product within the next few months.
This developer has made numerous outdoors-themed games, many of which integrate key sponsorships from leading manufacturers, including Remington and John Deere. IENT will leverage this experience to develop a series of outdoors-themed online games integrating real-life products from numerous key outdoor industry sponsors.
The initial Outdoor Game Universe product is planned to include target competition events with Remington guns and Bear Archery bows. Customers will be able to log in and compete against other players online for real-life prizes provided by our sponsor partners.
IENT generates revenues from sponsor contracts for their product placement in the Outdoor Game Universe and from micro-transaction purchases by players. Players can buy upgrades to their guns or bows, purchase bullets and arrows for online competitions, and purchase additional items like camouflaged clothing, sights for their weapons, hats, quivers, stabilizers, and over 300 different items upon initial release.
To foster long-term customer relationships, the Outdoor Game Universe will be continually enhanced and expanded. IENT expects to have an ongoing relationship with this developer to continue to create additional events for the Outdoor Game Universe including fishing, ATV racing, and over 30 other outdoors events.
IENT current revenue products, WarBirds 2013 and M4 Tank Brigade, have been recently updated including two new terrains, Korea (Jet Arena) and Japan. New Mac versions of these products have also been recently released for online revenues.
IENT current websites include www.M4TankBrigade.com, www.TotalSims.com (WarBirds 2013), and www.IamGame.com.


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(1:13 p.m. EST) -- Azamara Club Cruises has cancelled the next sailing of Azamara Journey in order to repair the damage to one of the ship's two propellers.
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New England Public Radio added two new positions to its development department in September. Sara Lawrence joined the station as Senior Development Officer, and Beth Fox came on board as the station's Corporate Support Associate. These additions bring the number of employees in the station's development department to thirteen.
"The station is in a period of exciting growth," says CEO and General Manager Martin Miller. "We're in the middle of a very productive capital campaign, our planned and major giving program is growing, and our corporate marketing team brings in over $1.37 million annually from the regional business community. We're very pleased to have Sara and Beth joining us to help grow these programs."
For the past 20 years, Sara Lawrence has worked in the areas of major planned giving at academic institutions primarily in the Pioneer Valley. Most recently she served as Senior Development Officer (Major Gifts) and Director of Planned Giving at the Williston Northampton School in Easthampton, MA. Before that, she was an Individual Gifts Officer at Mount Holyoke College from 1997-2007, where she worked extensively on the college's successful $205 Million capital campaign. In her new role at New England Public Radio, Lawrence will develop and manage a vibrant portfolio of major gift and leadership Annual Fund prospects for the station, working directly with Cathy Ives, Executive Director of Development and Major Gifts.
Beth Fox will support the station's Corporate Marketing Department, with an emphasis on lead development, and appointment setting for the station's four full-time corporate marketing representatives. Fox also works for Artspace Community Arts Center, in Greenfield, MA, where she is the fundraising coordinator. She has extensive experience in development through her work at Baystate Franklin Medical Center where she has served various roles including spokesperson for the Baystate Health Foundation's DVD, The Circle of Giving, community and social liaison for new physicians and families, and event planner for the hospital's Second Century Campaign, which raised over $6 million for a new radiology department, ER renovations and private in-patient rooms.
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Who needs just one shoe? Maybe someone magical. The Blue Shoe is a fast read full of various characters good and evil (the subtitle says it all).
If you've been upstairs recently, you're probably noticed that we've recently received a bunch of new chapter books, picture books, nonfiction titles and biographies. Here are just a few of our great titles that you might want to check out!
Join the discussion of The Runaway Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini. This is the story of Sylvia Compson, who finds a 150-year-old diary of her ancestor and three antique quilts mentioned in the diary. The diary reveals that Sylvia's family may have been involved with slavery and the Underground Railroad. Follow Sylvia's story as she unravels a family mystery and her heritage and history.
A black and white photo exhibit depicting a vibrant African American community in Washington, D. C. In the 1930's, before Ben's Chili Bowl, there was the National Grill,
To celebrate Black History Month, there is a wonderful exhibit at the National Geographic Museum called America I Am: the African American Imprint. Free tickets for children can be obtained by visiting the library to pick up oversized postcard advertisements. The free ticket is tied to reading a book. One adult per child with a postcard can attend at half price ($6.00). Normally, I do not like to plug events that are not totally free, but this exhibit is exceptional with artifacts covering 500 years of history and gathered from various contributors.
With Valentine's Day only a few days away, you can smell the romance is in the air. Or is that the scent of magic? A good place to find the answer will be in the supernatural stories of Lips Touch Three Times by Laini Taylor. If you would like to learn more about the short stories in this book, please read the review below.
Welcome to Shelf Treasures, a new feature here on the Northeast Library page!I will be highlighting children's books on the D.C. Public Library's shelves that I consider "treasures"---great stories that are either out of print, or simply not as well known as I think they should be---with the goal of introducing these titles to a new generation of kids and their parents.
The groundhog might be predicting six more weeks of winter, but there are still plenty of reasons to celebrate while the snow is falling down around you. Check out some of these interesting holidays by going to the websites below to learn more information:
Join us Monday, February 7, from 7 to 8 p.m. to learn how to use databases such as The Washington Post Historic Database, historic Black Newspapers, National Archives and the Social Security Death Index to research your family history.
Darby is the title and the main character of the book selected for the next book club discussion in the children's room. Join me on Saturday, February 5, 2010 at 3:00 in the afternoon for a discussion of the book Darby by Jonathon Scott Fuqua. It was chosen because it is a "We the People Bookshelf on A More Perfect Union" selection by the American Library Association.


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Written in haste, on an April midnight in 1803, the unedited text of the message that led to the Louisiana Purchase is printed for the first time.
AMERICAN HERITAGE herewith publishes one of the most .significant letters in American history—the letter which led to the great Louisiana Purchase. It was written to Secretary of State ,James Madison, in the spring of 1803, by Robert R. Livingston, the American minister to France; of it came the vast continental expansion.Read more »
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Valsa George
Twin Cinquains - Loneliness / Solitude - Poem by Valsa George
Unwelcome companion
Plunging the aged
Into morbid estranging insularity
Willful Aloofness
Farewell to disquiet
Gentle wafting into calmness
Comments about Twin Cinquains - Loneliness / Solitude by Valsa George
Patricia Grantham (9/6/2013 9:43:00 AM)
Very good description of loneliness and solitude. You would
make Webster (dictionary) very proud. Too much of the former
is not so good. Too little of the latter it really does matter. An
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firstname.lastname@example.com Robinson (8/20/2013 4:44:00 AM)
Just because you are by yourself does not mean thay you are alone.
There is no greater loneliness than being in a crowd of people you do not know.
Solitude goes hand in hand with gratitude and the child peace that they bear.
But if you combine loneliness and solitude you have a cold blue cloudless sky
with edges brazened, polished, and cold as ice. (Report) Reply -
Chandra Thiagarajan (8/19/2013 10:21:00 AM)
Valsa in a nut-shell (in Cinquains) you have explained loneliness and Solitude so elaborately! ! (Report) Reply -
Shahzia Batool (8/18/2013 8:03:00 AM)
very well-defined...one can feel lonely among many, like Bacon says in his essay: in the absence of friend faces are but a gallery of pictures and their talk is just like the sound of tinkling cymbals...and the world is but a wilderness... while the state of solitude has an attitude of tranquility, enjoying himself/herself like the Solitary Reaper, lost and happy in her work, singing to herself...this solitude is the most wanted state in Russell's philosophy also, he offers it as a remedy for many of our social ills, as he diagnosed that we have lost the happiness as we have lost the solitude! ! !
thanks for the beautiful poem Valsa ji! ! ! (Report) Reply -
David Wood (8/16/2013 5:33:00 AM)
Loneliness and solitude can be refreshing and give you time to think but is bad for you if that is all life has to offer. (Report) Reply -
Tirupathi Chandrupatla (8/15/2013 12:47:00 PM)
Loneliness and solitude clearly defined in the poem. First occurs unwillingly and the second is self inflicted. Beautifully presented. Thank you. (Report) Reply
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18 yr old female recovering from eating disorder with low TSH, however T3 T4 are normal. Hair is falling out, constantly hungry, difficulty gaining weight, shaking feeling comes and goes, difficulty sleeping. Should I see an endocrinologist?
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By Emily Le Coz/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Hundreds of residents attended dozens of celebrations held throughout the city Tuesday as part of community-building event called Tupelo Night Out.
Participating neighborhoods hosted their own gatherings in parks, parking lots, community centers and street corners. Some served hamburgers, others had inflatable bounce houses, a few featured music and entertainment.
All of them had ice cream, courtesy of the Tupelo Police and Fire departments, whose employees delivered the sweet treats to each party.
"It's pretty cool," said 11-year-old Mac McFerrin, who enjoyed ice cream and a tour of a police car at Joyner Neighborhood Association's festival in City Park.
His 11-year-old sister, Allie, said she got to try on a bulletproof vest.
"Yeah, and we got locked up," added 7-year-old Rhodes McCraty, who clearly enjoyed the pretend experience.
"My favorite part was getting to go to the red playground," said Charlie Weir, also 7.
The coinciding events were aimed at fostering positive relationships among neighbors and building trust between residents and police officers, said Ward 4 City Councilwoman Nettie Davis.
Like other council members, Davis visited several of the festivals in her ward. Among them was a pool party at the C.C. Augustus Pool and Community Center organized by Park Hill.
Children splashed in the cool water while adults enjoyed food, card games and music.
"It's good to give Tupelo something to do, especially for those who can't afford to do things," said Alice White, who brought her children to C.C. Augustus. "It's a free night out – a positive thing – and even without transportation, people can still walk there."
So many people attended Presley Heights' celebration at Veterans Park that neighborhood organizers ran out of food and had to purchase more.
"It's a great turnout," said Keith Henley, who heads the neighborhood association. "I think we had at least 300 come and go."
Bounce houses, hula-hoopers and a hot-air balloon kept that event's participants in good spirits. The neighborhood also distributed information about big projects in the area and Henley invited everyone to attend regular meetings.
The events lasted from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mayor Jack Reed Jr. stopped by seven of them.
"It was absolutely successful," he said. "People were so happy and positive. They really enjoyed doing this with their neighbors."
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The GOP's habit of eating its own — Eric Cantor's defeat in Virginia's GOP primary stunned the Washington political world. — But in historical terms, it should not have come as a shock. House Republicans have been eating their young since the Eisenhower era, and the race has been always to the right.
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Ted Cruz's Staff Seems Pretty Excited That Eric Cantor Lost — "Is DC listening yet?" — Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost in stunning fashion Tuesday night to tea party challenger Dave Brat. — Lucas Jackson / Reuters / Reuters — View Entire List ›
Talking Points Memo
Erick Erickson / RedState:
Why Eric Cantor Lost — The death of the tea party has been greatly exaggerated. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his primary tonight to David Brat, a man who was significantly outspent. Cantor spent $5 million to Brat's $122,000.00. — The media will play up Cantor's loss by claiming it was about immigration.
Talking Points Memo, The PJ Tatler and National Review
Russell Berman / The Hill:
Cantor out in Tea Party shocker — House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), the Speaker-in-waiting who was bidding for his seventh term in Congress, was defeated in a primary election by a little-known conservative economics professor, David Brat, in one of the most stunning upsets in modern political history.
Allahpundit / Hot Air:
Open thread: Tonight's the night we retire Eric Cantor and Lindsey Graham; Update: Cantor in deep trouble early; Update: Cantor loses? Update: AP calls it for Dave Brat — I know that headline's egregiously incorrect, I just ... wanted to experience it. Just once.
Reid J. Epstein / Wall Street Journal:
David Brat's Writings: Hitler's Rise 'Could All Happen Again' — David Brat, the Virginia Republican who shocked House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R., Va.) Tuesday, wrote in 2011 that Hitler's rise "could all happen again, quite easily." — Mr. Brat's remarks, in a 2011 issue of Interpretation …
Vox, Taegan Goddard's … and Gawker
Emily Cahn / Roll Call:
Eric Cantor Loses Primary in Massive Upset (Video)
Eric Cantor Loses Primary in Massive Upset (Video)
Daily Kos, Political Insider blog, The Daily Signal, POTUS Operandi and The Raw Story
Daniel Strauss / Talking Points Memo:
Cantor Campaign: Internal Poll Showed 34-Point Lead Over Tea Partier
Cantor Campaign: Internal Poll Showed 34-Point Lead Over Tea Partier
Daniel Strauss / Talking Points Memo:
Eric Cantor Loses To Tea Party Primary Challenger
Eric Cantor Loses To Tea Party Primary Challenger
CNN, Business Insider and Hit & Run
John Parkinson / ABC News:
Meet The Tea Party Challenger Who Took Down Eric Cantor
Meet The Tea Party Challenger Who Took Down Eric Cantor
ABC News, The PJ Tatler, Yahoo! News, NewsBusters and susiemadrak.com
Cameron Joseph / The Hill:
Cantor loss immigration reform death knell
Cantor loss immigration reform death knell
RealClearPolitics Video Log, Independent Journal Review and Talking Points Memo
Dave Brat for Congress:
About Dave — Dave Brat presents a major problem for liberals …
About Dave — Dave Brat presents a major problem for liberals …
NPR, American Spectator and National Review
Fox News:
Cantor upset in Virginia GOP primary by Tea Party backed challenger
Cantor upset in Virginia GOP primary by Tea Party backed challenger
Fox News Insider, NewsBusters and FishbowlDC
Jim Newell / Salon:
Drudge's new fixation: Eric Cantor and the right's frenzied paranoia
Drudge's new fixation: Eric Cantor and the right's frenzied paranoia
The Dish, The Daily Caller, Wall Street Journal, Belmont Club and Balloon Juice
Eric Ostermeier / Smart Politics:
Eric Cantor 1st House Majority Leader to Lose Renomination Bid in History
Eric Cantor 1st House Majority Leader to Lose Renomination Bid in History
Talking Points Memo, Washington Post and NPR
Jonathan Chait Follow / New York Magazine:
Eric Cantor's Shocking, Richly Deserved Primary Defeat
Eric Cantor's Shocking, Richly Deserved Primary Defeat
Talking Points Memo, Guardian, New York Times, Bloomberg View, Business Insider and National Review
Rachel Wellford / PBS:
Immigration reform emerges as key issue in primary contest facing Eric Cantor
Immigration reform emerges as key issue in primary contest facing Eric Cantor
The Huffington Post, NationalJournal.com, The Daily Caller, Washington Post, American Thinker, Daily Kos, The Week and The Raw Story
Upset 'came out of nowhere'
Upset 'came out of nowhere'
American Spectator, Talking Points Memo, Liberaland, Hit & Run and ProfessorBainbridge.com
Michael Tomasky / The Daily Beast:
Eric Cantor's Primary Loss Is a Political Earthquake. And It's Awful.
Eric Cantor's Primary Loss Is a Political Earthquake. And It's Awful.
TIME, The Atlantic Online, Taegan Goddard's …, The Dish and Yahoo! News
New York Times:
Cantor's Loss a Bad Omen for Moderates
Cantor's Loss a Bad Omen for Moderates
The Daily Beast, Business Insider and Prairie Weather
Sean Sullivan / Washington Post:
For Sen. Lindsey Graham, 50 percent is the only number that matters today
For Sen. Lindsey Graham, 50 percent is the only number that matters today
The Agonist
Philip Elliott / Associated Press:
News Guide: Primary Elections Tuesday in 6 States
News Guide: Primary Elections Tuesday in 6 States
Washington Post:
One way to end violence against women? Married dads. — The data show that #yesallwomen would be safer with fewer boyfriends around their kids. — The dramatic social media response to the UC-Santa Barbara shooting, captured by the hashtag #YesAllWomen, underlined an important and unpleasant truth …
Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo:
WaPo Editorial Page Goes Neanderthal For Second Time In A Week
WaPo Editorial Page Goes Neanderthal For Second Time In A Week
Mediaite, The Other McCain and The Huffington Post
Ben Giles / Arizona Capitol Times:
Legal challenge alleges Cesar Chavez misled voters, should be tossed off ballot — Cesar Chavez, formerly GOP candidate Scott Fistler, is making a blatant attempt to confuse and mislead voters in Arizona's 7th Congressional District and should be tossed off the Democratic primary ballot …
Talking Points Memo
Jonathan Topaz / Politico:
Suit over 'Cesar Chavez' name change
Suit over 'Cesar Chavez' name change
Independent Journal Review
Jamie Self / The State:
Graham easily wins GOP nomination — No, thanks, S.C. Republicans said Tuesday, deciding they will stick with Lindsey Graham despite loud criticisms from a vocal minority. — That message echoed in Tuesday's GOP primary, as voters pushed Graham past half the vote, keeping him out of a June 24 runoff …
Outside the Beltway
Jonathan Martin / New York Times:
In South Carolina, Graham Prevails Without a Runoff
Justin McCarthy / Gallup:
Smaller Majority of Americans View Hillary Clinton Favorably — At 54%, her favorability has slipped since February — WASHINGTON, D.C. — Hillary Clinton's favorability rating has dropped slightly, although a majority of Americans continue to view her in a positive light.
Politico and Washington Post
The Hill:
Fight 'superbugs' by developing targeted weapons — Marine Lance Corporal Johnathan Gadsden survived a roadside bomb exploding under his Humvee in Iraq. He survived airlifts to military hospitals in Baghdad and Germany, and to the National Naval Hospital in Maryland, where he was treated for his injuries.


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Associated Press
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Miami put its last-minute comeback hopes into Duke Johnson's hands, and he delivered.
Twice, actually.
Johnson ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the second a 1-yard plunge with 53 seconds left, as No. 7 Miami beat Wake Forest 24-21 on Saturday to remain unbeaten and cap a wild week of emotions. The NCAA mess that overshadowed Miami for 2½ years finally ended on Tuesday, and four days later, Johnson made sure there was cause for a second celebration.
"I wanted the ball," Johnson said. "So I went to coach, and we talked about it, and coach said 'We're going to put it in your hands.'"
Smart move, Al Golden.
Johnson had 30 rushes — eight more than his previous collegiate best — and finished with 168 yards. In the fourth quarter alone, he had 14 carries for 85 yards, including the two go-ahead touchdown runs as the Hurricanes (7-0, 3-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) set up a showdown at Florida State next week and matched the program's best start since 2003.
"Clearly emotional. I'm not going to lie to you. Just an emotional week," said Golden, the coach who spent the first 30 games of his Miami career waiting for the NCAA cloud to pass. "Now we can breathe and move forward. I was more worried than ever this week, just because nobody was really talking about Wake. Everybody was talking about the NCAA and obviously future scheduling."
It was the third straight game where Miami overcame a double-digit deficit, and the second straight game where the Hurricanes got the go-ahead score in the final seconds after Dallas Crawford's late touchdown run gave them a win at North Carolina on Oct. 17.
Wake Forest (4-4, 2-3 ACC) led for nearly 49 minutes in a 60-minute game, and it still didn't matter. Tanner Price completed 25 of 45 passes for 302 yards and two touchdowns, the last of those a 44-yard score to Dominique Gibson with 4:02 remaining — one play after Wake connected on a fourth-down opportunity — to give the Demon Deacons a 21-17 lead.
It slipped away, and the Demon Deacons are now 1-53 all-time against Top 10 teams.
"It's tough in there right now," Price said, referring to the Wake Forest locker room. "It's really hard when you come this close and you don't come away with the W. It was right there in our grasp. I thought when we had that touchdown to give us 21 that we had a chance. It was just disappointing."
Antonio Crawford's interception with 37 seconds left sealed the win for Miami, which got a touchdown catch from Herb Waters and a 17-for-28, 191-yard passing effort from Stephen Morris.
Michael Campanaro had 10 catches for 88 yards for the Demon Deacons.
"I told them that I think we're a good football team," Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe said. "Not as good as we need to be. We came up short but I think we got better today."
Wake Forest set the tone from the outset, going 16 plays and getting a touchdown on the game's first drive. None of the plays gained more than 14 yards, and the 79-yard march — capped by Josh Harris' 12-yard run — chewed nearly 9 minutes off the clock. By of plays and time, it was Wake Forest's longest scoring drive of the season.
Miami was on its heels. The Hurricanes went three-and-out on their ensuing drive, and didn't get the ball again until the second quarter. At one point early in the second quarter, Wake Forest was outgaining Miami 124-8.
And after Miami got on the board with a field goal, the Demon Deacons rode the strength of a big play to take a two-score edge.
Price found Tyree Harris with a 56-yard third-down pass midway through the second quarter, getting Wake Forest into the Miami red zone. Four plays later — on fourth-and-1 — Price connected with Campanaro from 9 yards out to put the Demon Deacons up 14-3, the biggest deficit the Hurricanes had faced since the Florida State game on Oct. 20, 2012.
It looked bad. Then again, these are the Comeback 'Canes.
"We're a whole new team," defensive end Anthony Chickillo said. "We've got a different mindset. We're not going to quit."
Late in the half, Miami seemed to finally get something going.
Facing third-and-short with about 1:30 left, Morris faked a handoff and fired a fastball down the right hash marks that seemed to be sailing high — before tight end Clive Walford snared it with his right hand and somehow held on through the tackle. One play later, Morris connected with Waters for a 35-yard scoring strike, getting the Hurricanes within 14-10 at halftime.
That was the end of the scoring until the fourth, when Johnson put Miami ahead with 5:36 left, and returned to the field 94 seconds later to begin pulling off the second comeback drive — the one that counted most.
"Man, oh, man," Golden said. "He ran with a purpose and an anger that we haven't seen from him."


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Confluence Park Construction Is Back Underway Following DelaysConstruction is back on for a major project in one of Denver's most iconic areas.
Man Accused Of Murdering Ex-Wife In Strasburg Appears In CourtA man charged in the murder of his ex-wife in Strasburg is behind bars appeared in court on Thursday.
Man Accused Of Murdering Ex-Wife In Strasburg To Appear In Court ThursdayA man charged in the murder of his ex-wife in Strasburg is behind bars and will be in court on Thursday.
Photo Of Suspect In Strasburg Murder Was Key In Finding HimA man suspected in the murder of his ex-wife in Strasburg was arrested in Denver Tuesday morning.
Ex-Husband Of Murdered Strasburg Woman Found In Denver, Taken Into CustodyA man wanted in connection with the death of a woman in Strasburg has been arrested in Denver.
Man Pulled Out Of South Platte River May Have Been Trying To Rescue DogA man in his 70s was pulled from the South Platte River in Denver on Tuesday morning.
Rescue Crews Search For Man Who Fell Into Raging River DowntownRescue crews from the Denver Fire Department braved raging water at Confluence Park after getting reports that someone might be caught in the current.
Heavy Rain Floods Streets, Parks, Bike Paths In Metro AreaRising water in the Denver metro area is a concern as it starts to flood roads, parks and bike paths.
Heavy Rain Floods Metro Streets, Urban WaterwaysDays of heavy rain over the Denver metro area have caused street flooding and the South Platte River to overflow its banks in some places.
Improvement Work Begins In Confluence ParkWorkers are braving the chilly waters of the Platte River and Cherry Creek this week in LoDo's Confluence Park.
Kayaking Couple Rescued After Getting Stuck In Platte RiverDenver firefighters saved a couple in the South Platte River at Confluence Park Monday afternoon.
Rock 'n' Roll Marathon Now Features 10K & 5K RoutesRunners not quite ready for a full or half marathon at the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon this fall can participate in 10k or 5k races.


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Cost : | between £100 and £200 |
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Pirates of the Caribbean, At Worlds End Made this costume as part of my Uni degree.... embroidery is all couched on by hand! took a very long time to finish. I would like to make a better buckle for the centre of the belt but ran out of time ^^ Hopefully gunna wear this for Kitacon |
omg this is amazing! <3 your extremely talented.
WOW! This is awesome!!! :D Amazing!
One word. Wow!
Simply amazing
Looks like a lot of work went into this :) Great work. I'll look forward to those proper photos :)
wait WHAT? you MADE THIS?? holy hell! wear it to mcm expo and you're guaranteed some good photos with many many jacks, lol
OMG! That is amazing. I hope you do wear this at some point. My brother is doing Jack at LFCC. I'm sure he would love a pic with you if you were going.
wow i love elizabeths costumes x
THIS IS INCREDIBLE! OMG.... you're.... woah. You're amazing.
(I'm a friend of Lou's btw, she told me you're a good costume maker.... she was bloody right)
Wow, just wow *_*
I love this outfit from the film and you've really managed to bring it to life. I love all the embroidery, really adds to the costume.
Thank you ^^ I think I've decided I'm going to wear this to Kitacon is its not too hot!
This is stunning!
oh bugger... hide the rum!


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Sorry, only like my 4th post on the site, but I've been reading Ironman forums for years..Just looking for comments or critiques on my cycle from napsyou guys have such a good wealth of knowledge)
Weeks 1-8 100 mg GP Test Prop100 eod }
Weeks 1-8 100 mg GP Tren Acetate eod }------.5 GP Anastrozole
Weeks 3-8 40-50 mg GP Stan per/d } from day 1-last stick
Weeks 1-4- 40 mg GP Nolva per day
Weeks 1-4 100mg GP ClomiD per day
Weeks 3-5 40 mg clen
Week 1- 4,500 iu HCG
Week 2- 3,000 iu HCG
Week 3- 1,500 iu HCG
Height: 5'7''
Weight: 205
Years training: 12
Diet: Very clean, lots of fruit, vegetables, fish, chicken, protien intake thru whey around 200, aprrox. 2 gallons water a day.
Goals: gain solid muscle mass while cutting fat as low as possible.
Looking forward to get this going, just ordered from naps before they banned new orders, no prior aas, but took suprerdrol, m1t, halodrol. It was time to graduate to the real deal.
I have a large frame but I'd like to see a more defined and larger look. I'm stuck on a plateau with bench-345 3sets8x's
thanks for your help fellas
Test prop and tren ace would both ideally be pinned ED to maintain stable blood levels. In my experience swith tren, it is best to use nothing more than a replacement dose of testosterone as doing so greatly limited side effects that I had.
My last cycle was 1 gram of tren ace with 80mgs of test prop each week. The only side effects that I experienced from this combination was night sweats (no high blood pressure, no breathlessness, no supressed appetite etc..). Many others report such experiences, but it is only anecdotal evidence so do with it what you will.
Hcg should not be run during pct as it is suppressive, instead run it from week 3-8 250iu 2x a week if at all..
Clen should not be run during pct.. I really don't understand the thinking behind its inclusion in pct. Many think clen to be anti-catabolic, however the dosages used in the studies that support that belief are exponentially higher than the doses used in humans. If you are going to use clen at all, it is best accompanied by aas.
While clomid is a perfectly acceptable pct drug, many users find that it leaves them feeling insanely emotional/depressed etc.. you might want to steer clear of it and just use nolva.
Also, most would not reccomend tren for a first cycle because of the potential side effects, but I am confident that if you implement the strategies I proposed (ED injections and low dose test) you will be able to avoid them. Also, make sure you keep a close eye on your blood pressure
Last edited by Standard Donkey; 07-31-2011 at 01:10 PM.
You need to run the HCG before PCT, either in small doses with your cycle, or larger doses between last inj and first dose of PCT...
is this your first cycle? and have you already ordered?
OP, you've been given some good advice and have been asked a good question by Awesome Smiley. Can you answer? Please!!
that is true. the reason I always use caber with tren it because i have a hell of a time controlling estro. plus caber give me some good side effect
you want caber on hand for any progesterone issues
Standard donkey- do you suggest running just a 8 or 10 week of a test then instead of test and tren? It wouldn't hurt to save the tren for a second cycle down the road. I've been looking at tren due to the ability to gain mass but keep from bloating too much.
I appreciate your help guys, I'll change the hcg to on cycle and just cut the clen. I've ran ephedrine for awhile, but wanted to give clen a try and see how the two compared. I was under the impression that running clen during a cycle inhibited gains which is why i put it in pct
8 weeks of test prop with a dbol or tbol oral kickstart or bridge to (not through) pct makes a fine cycle.
Tren is a monster of a steroid, but it can be easily tamed if the appropriate measures are implemented.
It really is your call. If i were you, here is what I would run
Week 1-8
Test prop 20mg ED
Tren ace 70mg ED
adex .25mg e3d (adjustable as needed)
caber .5mg 2x a week
weeks 1-4 or 5-ending the day before pct
dbol or tbol 50mg ED (I have run both as high as 100mg ED with only slightly elevated liver values)
3 days after last injection, pct nolva 40/40/20/20
as i said if you are going to use hcg it should start in week 3 250iu 2x a week and end before pct begins.
Worth a read
I've been researching HCG over the last few days and this is one of the best articles I've found thus far. Read through the technical stuff b/c it sets the foundation for the premise. For the impatient reader: scroll down to the bold type at the end for re-cap & also see post #2. I've only included the HCG section of this article. There are two more sections and complete references/footnotes if anyone's interested I'll send the link. Anyway, Here ya' go:
HCG to boost natural Testosterone levels – PCT latest research
Everything That's Wrong With Your PCT by Eric M. Potratz
In the world of steroid users, it has become mandatory to follow post cycle therapy (PCT) upon cessation of steroid use. Many great PCT protocols have been outlined over the years, and many individuals have had great success with following such protocols. Nevertheless, what works can always work better. This is especially the case for those that have had a lack of success following popular advice. In this article I will address the major problems with popular PCT protocols and clarify exactly how we should use the items at our disposal for optimum recovery from AAS. Three main topics will be covered in this article:
- HCG on cycle — I will show you the best way to use HCG, which will protect your "testicular real-estate", and prime your HPTA for the fastest and most complete recovery possible.
- HCG unraveled
Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) is a peptide hormone that is used in place of LH to stimulate hormone production from the gonads.1 LH is the primary signal sent from the pituitary to the testes, which stimulates the leydig cells within the testes to produce testosterone. When steroids are administered, LH levels rapidly decline.
The absence of an LH signal from the pituitary causes the rapid onset of testicular degeneration. The testicular degeneration begins with a reduction of leydig cell volume, and is then followed by rapid reductions in intra-testicular testosterone (ITT), peroxisomes, and Insulin-like factor 3 (INSL3) – All important bio-markers and factors for proper testicular function and testosterone production.2-6,19 However, this degeneration can be prevented by a small maintenance dose of hCG ran throughout the cycle. Unfortunately, most steroid users have been engrained to believe that hCG should be used after a cycle. Though, we will learn that a faster and more complete recovery is possible if hCG is ran during a cycle.
Firstly, we must understand the clinical history of hCG to understand the most efficient way to use it. Many popular "steroid profiles" advocate an hCG dose of 2500-5000iu once or twice a week. These were the kind of dosages used in the historical hCG studies for hypogonadal men who had reduced testicular sensitivity due to prolonged LH deficiency.85,86 That is, testes desensitize when not presented with a sufficient LH signal. In men with normal LH levels and testicular sensitivity, the maximum increase of testosterone is seen from a dose of only ~250iu, with minimal increases obtained from 500iu or even 5000iu.2,11 (It appears the testes maximum secretion of testosterone is about 140% above base line.12-18) So, if you have allowed your testes to desensitize over the length of a typical steroid cycle, (8-16 weeks) then you would require a higher dose to elicit a response in an attempt to restore normal testicular size and function – but there is cost to this, and a high probability that you won?t regain full testicular function.
To get an idea of how quickly testicular degeneration occurs from your average multi-AAS cycle, consider this: LH levels are rapidly decreased by the 2nd day of steroid administration.2,9,10 By shutting down the LH signal and allowing the testis to be non-functional over a 12-16 week period, leydig cell volume decreases 90%, ITT decreases 94%, INSL3 decreases 95%, while the capacity to secrete testosterone decreases as much as 98%.2-6 It should be mentioned that visually analyzing testes size is a poor method of judging your actual testicular function, since testicular size is not directly related to the ability to secrete testosterone.4 This is because the leydig cells, which are the primary sites of testosterone secretion, only make up about 10% of the total testicular volume. Therefore, testicular size may appear normal on a cycle, but the testes ability to secrete testosterone upon LH or hCG stimulation can actually be significantly diminished.3-5
The decreased testosterone secretion capacity was well demonstrated in a study on power athletes who used steroids for 16 weeks, and were then administered 4500iu hCG post cycle. It was found that the steroid users were about 20 times less responsive to hCG, when compared to normal men who did not use steroids.8 In other words, their testosterone secretion capacity was dramatically reduced because they did not receive an LH signal for 16 weeks. The testes essentially became desensitized and crippled. Case studies with steroid using patients show that aggressive long-term treatment with hCG at dosages as high as 10,000iu E3D for 12 weeks were unable to return full testicular size.7 Other studies with men using low dose steroid implants for 6 weeks showed unsuccessful return of Insulin-like factor-3 (INSL3) concentration in the testes upon 5000iu/wk of HCG treatment for 12 weeks.6
These studies show that postponing hCG usage until the end of a cycle, increases your need for a higher dose of hCG, and decreases your odds of a full recovery. As a consequence to using a higher dose of hCG, estrogen will be increased disproportionately, which then causes further HPTA suppression while increasing the risk of gyno.11 For example, high doses of hCG are known to raise estradiol 165%, while only raising testosterone 140%.11 Higher doses of hCG are also known to reduce LH receptor concentration and degrade the enzymes responsible for testosterone synthesis within the testes12,13,19 (the last thing someone wants during recovery). While these negative effects of hCG can be partly mitigated by the use of a drug such as tamoxifen, it will create further problems associated with using a toxic SERM. (covered in the next section)
In light of the above evidence, it becomes obvious that we must take preventative measures to avoid this testicular degeneration. Besides, with hCG being so readily available, and such a painless shot, it makes you wonder why anyone wouldn?t use it on cycle. Based on studies with normal men using steroids, ~100iu HCG administered everyday was enough to preserve full testicular function and ITT levels, without causing desensitization typically associated with higher doses of hCG.2 It is important that low-dose hCG is started before testicular degeneration occurs, which appears to rapidly manifest within the first 2-3 weeks of steroid use.
Recap – For optimal preservation of testicular function during cycle, use 100iu hCG ED starting 3 days after your first AAS dose. Drop the hCG a week before the AAS clear the system. For example, you would drop hCG a week after your last Testosterone Enanthate shot. Or, if you are ending the cycle with orals, you would drop the hCG a week before your last oral dose. This will allow for a sudden and even drop in hormone levels, while initiating LH and FSH production from the pituitary, making for a seamless recovery.
A more convenient alternative to the above recommendation would be a weekly shot of 500iu hCG, throughout the entire cycle. Beyond this dose, one could calculate a rough estimate for their required hCG dosage by multiplying 40iu x days of LH absence. (40iu x 60 days = 2400iu HCG dose)
Note: If following any of these protocols, hCG should NOT be used after the cycle.
Source: Eric M. Potratz
use the hcg on cycle..to get the boys right..
see gp stuff all over.. love it !


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Launch Services New Entrant Certification Guide
GAO-13-317R: Published: Feb 7, 2013. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2013.
Additional Materials:
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What GAO Found
The Air Force based its Guide on existing NASA policy and procedures with respect to payload risk classification and launch vehicle certification. Payloads are classified based in part on factors such as national significance, payload complexity and cost, and are assigned a risk tolerance level accordingly. The Air Force, NASA, and NRO are working to coordinate and share information to facilitate launch vehicle certification efforts; however, each agency will determine for itself when certification has been achieved. As a result, some duplication and overlap of efforts could occur. The Air Force has also added other prerequisites to certification for new entrants that are not captured within the Guide, such as an approved implementation plan and a cooperative research and development agreement. According to the Air Force, these agreements are legal mechanisms intended to enable data sharing between the Air Force and new entrants, while protecting the interests of both.
While potential new entrants stated that they are generally satisfied with the Air Force's efforts to implement the Guide, they identified several challenges to certification, as well as perceived advantages afforded to the incumbent launch provider. For example, new entrants stated that they face difficulty in securing enough launch opportunities to become certified. The Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics recently directed the Air Force to make available up to 14 launches for competition to new entrants, provided they demonstrate the required number of successful launches and provide the associated data in time to compete. If new entrants have not completed their final certification launch in time to compete, the newly-available launches will likely be awarded to the incumbent provider. New entrants stated they must also respond to changes in Air Force requirements that could impact their launch vehicle design and certification schedules. Air Force officials noted their intent to work with new entrants that may be affected by recent changes. Additionally, new entrants consider some Air Force requirements to be overly restrictive; for example, new entrants must be able to launch a minimum of 20,000 pounds to low earth orbit from specific Air Force launch facilities (versus facilities the new entrants currently use.) The Air Force stated that 20,000 pounds represents the low end of current EELV lift requirements, and that alternate launch sites are not equipped for the Air Force's national security launches. Further, new entrants noted that the incumbent provider receives ongoing infrastructure and development funding from the government, an advantage not afforded to the new entrants, and that historical criteria for competition in the EELV program were more lenient. The Air Force acknowledged that criteria for competition are different, reflective of differences in the acquisition environment.
Why GAO Did This Study
This letter is in response to a House report accompanying the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013 (Pub. L. No. 112-479 (2013)), which directed that we report to the congressional defense committees by February 1, 2013 with a review and analysis of the implementation of the Air Force Launch Services New Entrant Certification Guide (Guide). In 2011, the Air Force, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), implemented a coordinated strategy to certify new entrants to provide launch capability on Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV)-class launch vehicles. New entrants are launch companies that are working toward certifying their launch vehicle capabilities so that they may be allowed to compete with the current sole-source contractor for government launches. Launch vehicle certification is necessary to ensure that only proven, reliable launch vehicles will be used to launch government satellites. Currently only one provider is certified to provide EELV-class launch capability for government launches. To execute this strategy for national security space launches, the Air Force developed the Guide, which serves as a risk-based approach that the Air Force's Space and Missile Systems Center is using to certify the launch vehicle capabilities of potential new entrant launch providers. In response to the mandate, we addressed: (1) How the Air Force plans to implement its New Entrant Certification Guide, and (2) New entrant perspectives on becoming certified under the New Entrant Certification Guide.
For more information, please contact Cristina Chaplain at (202) 512-4841 or on email@example.com.
Mar 23, 2017
Commercial Space Launch Insurance:
Weakness in FAA's Insurance Calculation May Expose the Federal Government to Excess RiskGAO-17-366: Published: Mar 23, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2017.
Feb 16, 2017
NASA Commercial Crew Program:
Schedule Pressure Increases as Contractors Delay Key EventsGAO-17-137: Published: Feb 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 16, 2017.
Dec 7, 2016
James Webb Space Telescope:
Project Meeting Cost and Schedule Commitments but Continues to Use Reserves to Address ChallengesGAO-17-71: Published: Dec 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Dec 7, 2016.
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Environmental Satellites:
NOAA Needs to Ensure Its Timelines Are Accurate, Clear, and Fully DocumentedGAO-16-767: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
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Action Needed to Improve Visibility into Cost, Schedule, and Capacity to Resolve Technical ChallengesGAO-16-620: Published: Jul 27, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 27, 2016.
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Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle:
DOD Is Assessing Data on Worldwide Launch Market to Inform New Acquisition StrategyGAO-16-661R: Published: Jul 22, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 22, 2016.
Jun 22, 2016
Commercial Space:
Industry Developments and FAA ChallengesGAO-16-765T: Published: Jun 22, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 22, 2016.
Mar 30, 2016
Assessments of Major ProjectsGAO-16-309SP: Published: Mar 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 30, 2016.
Feb 25, 2016
Preliminary Observations on Major Acquisition Projects and Management ChallengesGAO-16-461T: Published: Feb 25, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 25, 2016.
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Raleigh, N.C. — Standing-room tickets are now on sale for the team's home opener on Tuesday, Jan. 22 against Tampa Bay. Standing room tickets are being released as only single seats remain throughout the seating bowl for Tuesday's game Bill Nowicki, Vice President of Ticket Operations for the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, announced Thursday. Fans with a 50 percent off code for Opening Night tickets will be able to use their codes for the standing-room tickets until 10 p.m. on Thursday when the code expires.
Due to the response to the team's 50 percent off offer for Opening Night tickets, the Hurricanes have created a special promotion for the team's second home game against Buffalo on Jan. 24. Fans that purchase or have purchased single-game tickets for the match up against Buffalo will receive free tickets to one of three upcoming games – Jan. 28 against Boston, Feb. 21 against Winnipeg or March 7 against Montreal. Fans that have already purchased single-game tickets for the Buffalo game can show their tickets at the PNC Arena Box Office during regular operating hours to receive their tickets to one of the three games listed above. Also, the College Night and Family Night discounts originally only available for Opening Night also will be extended to the Jan. 24 game.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — That $1,000 flat-screen TV you bought last year came with an extra $10 in sales tax. The five-year-old car with an original price tag of $18,000 cost $54 more to license than it did three years ago. And the $100,000 you and your spouse earned meant an extra $320 in state income taxes.
Those are examples of how the Legislature's temporary tax increases two years ago affected personal income, sales and vehicle taxes in California, levies Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic lawmakers want to extend for another five years.
The tax increases have generated $17 billion since they were approved by the Legislature in February 2009, with $3 billion more to follow by the time the last of them expire on July 1.
If the Democratic governor gets his way, a measure to extend those tax hikes and reduce California's $26.6 billion budget deficit will go before voters in a June special election. The governor is trying to round up enough votes in advance of expected action in the coming days in the Assembly and Senate.
Should voters opt to keep paying the taxes, analysts expect state coffers to take in an additional $9 billion to $11 billion annually over the five-year period. The decision would affect all Californians who pay income taxes, own vehicles and shop from a retailer.
For starters, Californians have been paying an extra 1 percent in sales tax, a half percent more for vehicle licenses and a quarter percent higher income tax rate. Some tax filers also have received a lower tax exemption for dependents.
The tax hikes mean a single person making $40,000 a year pays an additional $125 in annual income tax. For a couple making $60,000, it's an extra $175.
To Jim Verboon, a walnut farmer in Laton, south of Fresno, any dollar more is a dollar too many. He said he would vote against an extension of the tax increases because state government has lived beyond its means for too long. Spending cuts are the only answer.
"I'm not opposed to taking a step down at a time so we're not just taking a meat ax to it," Verboon, 60, said of the budget.
Yet Brown and Democratic lawmakers say that is precisely what will happen — with severe cuts to public schools and thousands of teacher layoffs, for example– if they have to close the deficit with $27 billion in cuts. That amount represents nearly one-third of all general fund spending.
No Republican lawmaker has signed on to Brown's budget plan. GOP legislators say they have been hearing from constituents like Verboon who feel weighed down by taxes and want to see public money spent more prudently.
"It's 50 cents here and it's 50 cents there, and at the end of the day, it's real money," said Assembly Minority Leader Connie Conway, R-Tulare.
California has the sixth-highest tax burden in the country, according to the conservative but nonpartisan Tax Foundation, based in Washington, D.C. Residents pay 10.6 percent of their income toward state and local taxes, compared with a national average of 9.8 percent.
That includes sales taxes. Because of the increased rate, a shopper would pay an additional $5 for a $500 washing machine or an extra $150 for a $15,000 Ford Focus.
If bought new, that car also would require $76 more for a vehicle license fee than it did before the increases, according to the state Department of Motor Vehicles.
All told, the increased taxes have cost Californians $260 a year on a per capita basis, the state Department of Finance estimates.
Jackie Scofield said the extra charges are necessary to support higher education and other programs. She is finishing a business degree at California State University, Sacramento, but said she could have graduated one or two semesters earlier if budget cuts had not made it so hard to get into required classes.
"So many things are already being cut, and I can't imagine it being worse," said Scofield, 24. "At least it's not raising it, just keeping things the way they are."
The California Retailers Association says it's important that the governor's budget plan calls for maintaining the current tax level, not raising it.
"We're hoping since it's an extension and not an increase, we won't see a change in behavior," said the association's president and chief executive officer, Bill Dombrowski.
Democrats have latched onto that point in their attempt to generate support for a special election that would allow voters to decide the issue.
The governor's budget plan has been supported by numerous business groups around the state, many of which have acknowledged that cutting nearly $27 billion from state spending might do more harm to the economy than the extension of the previous tax increases.
Even the California Chamber of Commerce said it would not criticize any lawmakers who voted to place the tax question on the ballot.
Assemblyman Gil Cedillo said Californians have gotten used to the taxes and can continue to adjust.
"Would we like to pay less?" said the Los Angeles Democrat, a member of the Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation. "Would we like to have things for free? Of course. That's not reality."
Jon Gutierrez will be affected either way. A state worker who is required to take several unpaid days off each year, he knows state government will have to make even deeper cuts if the tax increases expire this year.
But the 48-year-old Sacramento resident also isn't keen on paying more in taxes.
"How much more can you squeeze out of us, individually and collectively?" he said.
(Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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