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Lawn Boy
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Man Charged With Growing Marijuana
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Two County Inmates Indicted After Assault, Escape Attempt
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William E. Midgett Retiree from GM
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Mount Airy Juniors Leave Tournament With A National Title
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Government Squanders 'Our Brilliance'
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Bus-stop Policy Upheld By State
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Sununu using money from former campaign fund
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County Foursome With Johnny's Heads For Tournament In Holland
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Yugoslavia's Rule-or-Ruin Minorities Try to Go It Alone
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Student Goes To Dc
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Ilda D. Stockbridge, Flower arranger
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text: WATCH: Baby crawls out of his mother's stomach in 'natural C-section' Baby news 0 Warning: This video is totally amazing - but not for the faint-hearted Here at MFM HQ, we found our jaws dropping when we watched this INCREDIBLE video showing a baby crawling out of its mother's womb in a 'natural C-section'. The footage was taken at a hospital in Nottingham and shared on Facebook by a friend of the new mum. It has since been viewed more than 1.6 million times. Typically, if a woman has to have a C-section birth, an incision is made and the baby is removed by the medics. In a natural C-section, however, doctors leave the baby to make its own way out of the womb. There might or might not be a screen between mum and baby. From what we know via the Facebook post from Sophie Messenger that accompanied this video, the mum in this instance had made requests to her local hospital around having a natural C-section, which they felt unable to accommodate. However she went on to find a surgeon who agreed to help, and who was also keen to share the positives of such a birth. Sophie says: "A friend had the most gorgeous gentle caesarean yesterday - it was quite a journey because her local hospital refused to entertain any of her wishes. "So she had to move to another hospital where she found the most supportive consultant (Dr Andy Simm at Nottingham City Hospital), who not only agreed to support all her wishes but filmed the birth to use it to educate other health pros. The mum asked that there be no drapes, and no weighing of the baby until the family was ready - she also asked that the cord not be clamped until it stopped pulsating. "I especially loved watching the baby walking himself out of the womb," says Sophie. Watch the video The video has received more than 11,000 comments on Facebook, many calling the birth "amazing" and "beautiful". One person asked: "Why are they not all like this? So much benefit for the baby been born that way. Lovely to see a C-section where the baby isn't pulled out clamped and taken away - very positive way." What do you think? What do you make of this video? Did you have a C-section? Would you have liked it to be like this? Tell us over on Facebook or in the comments below. Read more 16 things you should know about having a C-section Amazing photos show how beautiful C-section births can be Could C-section babies be at higher risk of obesity? By Tara Breathnach 0 Comments Share Like this article? Showing of Uh-oh! You need to be logged in to do this... Sign In Sign Up Load more posts Write a comment

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: Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord. 1997 Nov-Dec;8(6):384-90. Links Borrelia burgdorferi-seropositive chronic encephalomyelopathy: Lyme neuroborreliosis? An autopsied report. Kobayashi K, Mizukoshi C, Aoki T, Muramori F, Hayashi M, Miyazu K, Koshino Y, Ohta M, Nakanishi I, Yamaguchi N. Department of Neuropsychiatry, Kanazawa University School of Medicine, Japan. A 36-year-old Japanese woman presented with progressive cerebellar signs and mental deterioration of subacute course after her return from the USA. Her serum antibody to spirochete Borrelia burgdorferi was significantly elevated. A necropsy 4 years after her initial neurological signs revealed multifocal inflammatory change in the cerebral cortex, thalamus, superior colliculus, dentate nucleus, inferior olivary nucleus and spinal cord. The lesions showed spongiform change, neuronal cell loss, astrocytosis and proliferation of activated microglial cells. The internal capsule was partially vacuolated and the spinal cord, notably at the thoracic level, was demyelinated and cavitated in the lateral funiculus. Microglial cells aggregated within and around the spongiform lesions and microglial nodules were present in the medulla oblongata. Use of Warthin-Starry stain demonstrated silver-impregnated organisms strongly suggesting B. burgdorferi in the central nervous tissues. The dentate nucleus and inferior olivary nucleus showed the most advanced lesions with profound fibrillary gliosis. Occlusive vascular change was relatively mild, and fibrous thickening of the leptomeninges with lymphocyte infiltrates was localized in the basal midbrain. The ataxic symptoms were due to the dentate and olivary nucleus lesions and mental deterioration was attributable to the cortical and thalamic lesions. Spongiform change, neuronal cell loss, and microglial activation are characteristic pathological features in the present case. The cerebellar ataxia and subsequent mental deterioration are unusual clinical features of Lyme neuroborreliosis. Spirochete B. burgdorferi can cause focal inflammatory parenchymal change in the central nervous tissues and the present case may be an encephalitic form of Lyme neuroborreliosis. PMID: 9370092 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]


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text: Obesity Significantly Shrinks and Ages Brain Tissue, Study SaysAzadeh Ensha8/26/09 2:30pmFiled to: DietHealthFitnessExercisein brief29EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkAs if you needed another reason to get and stay in shape, a new study has concluded that obese and overweight people have "significantly less" brain tissue than persons who are of normal weight. According to the study's senior author, UCLA neuroscientist Paul Thompson, "the brains of obese people looked 16 years older than their healthy counterparts while [those of] overweight people looked 8 years older." He added that "this is the first study to show physical evidence in the brain that connects overweight and obesity and cognitive decline."AdvertisementPhoto by algarius.The study examined brain images of 94 people in their 70s over five years and concluded that subjects classified as clinically obese had eight percent less brain tissue, while overweight persons studied had four percent less brain tissue when compared to "normal" weight people.AdvertisementWe'll take this opportunity to slightly nudge you to revisit our fitness and exercise posts.As Waistlines Widen, Brains Shrink [U.S. News & World Report]Reply29 repliesLeave a reply


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Kate Spike
What excites you about TESOL and writing?
For me traveling is a big enticement. I had a natural affinity for languages and linguistics.
I like putting myself into completely different cultures and contexts.
What is your favorite class to teach?
Any of the TESOL classes really. It is a great feeling to be around people who get
it and want to learn.
My favorite place/ time on campus is...
Driving through campus during the fall. You always have a good view of the trees and
the sky as you drive through the campus. It's beautiful.
When not teaching I like to...
I like to spend time with my family and play with my kids. Gardening, baking, biking,
traveling, and learning languages are also some things I enjoy doing. I also collect
tongue twisters!
My favorite elementary/middle/high school teacher was who and why....
My second grade teacher Mrs. Dingledine, one because that was really her name and
two, she had bright orange hair and she used to play old-fashioned music and we'd
sing along to it. She taught me how to write in cursive and she made learning fun.
She was the only teacher that ever stood out to me.
My first job was...
I worked in a movie theater for a few years and I got to sneak in and watch free movies.
As a college student, I was involved in...
Camerata Singers, Forensics, Choir, drama, as in musicals and plays, I traveled abroad
(I went to the Soviet Union after the fall of Communism!), I was an English department
assistant. I was also the baccalaureate speaker and I got to share the stage with
Phyllis Diller!
Places I would like to visit...
I would love to go back to the Czech Republic and Japan sometime. I would also like
to visit Thailand, Botswana and Ethiopia...really anywhere, the more different the
What I did before becoming a faculty member at Bluffton...
I spent three years at the University of West Bohemia in the Czech Republic teaching
English. I came back and taught at Bowling Green State University for a year then
taught at St. Michael's College in Vermont. I then went to Japan and taught there
for a few years. For the last five years, I've been the director of the ESL program
at BGSU.
Someday I would like to (what's on my bucket list)...
When I retire from teaching I would like to move back to Vermont and open a bakery.
I would work in the bakery a few days a week and travel abroad as well.


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Liz, what is your peppy overcaffeinated talkover music? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 9:54am
Wonderful show, Liz!!! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 9:54am
i live in dc, can you play some lo moda ! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 9:55am
I've never heard about When before, but they seem brilliant .. It's so hard to leaern about Norwegian underground in Norway, so I have to take lessons from a New York radio station ? Sheesh, how to navigate the underground ? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 9:55am
Liz B.:
Hey Irwin, my talkover music is called "The Penguin Chase" from Sun Ra and the Blues Project's secret Batman 7" record (MP3s are posted on blog.wfmu.org). | |
Mon. 3/31/08 9:58am
Doug A2:
I'm trying to formulate an opinion on this Patate fellow with no luck. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:06am
Torbjorn: When er meget meget bra! Navigering er ikke umulig:) | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:12am
good luck looking up anything about a band called "When" on the internets... | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:13am
His real name is Lars Pedersen. That could help. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:15am
Liz B.:
When's record label is Jester (jester-records.com) which might get you closer, or try vme.no | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:17am
@Torbjorn, Pat, et al.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_(Pedersen) | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:18am
here's a Tiny version: http://tinyurl.com/34ejwn | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:19am
Lo Moda, best band in Baltimore! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:22am
Doug A2:
Is that Dave the Spazz singing? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:39am
Jay from Scotland:
Cultural Amnesia, huh? this definitely hits the spot | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:39am
Allmusic has all the info you'll need on When: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:wxfyxqq5ldke~T1 | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:46am
play us a french number would you love? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:48am
been loving the u.s. girls stuff i've heard recently on fmu...but who are they? i can't find any info online, even where to get their cd? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:49am
Francoise Hardy or Agitation Free. Which reminds me, Ovation TV just played "The Wages of Fear", with Yves Montand. Free-associatingly yours, Carmichael | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:53am
not bad | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:53am
digging this jongbloed! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 10:55am
I like this "Loved but Fired" thing. Well, at least it certainly caught my ear. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:01am
Irwin Chusid:
FYI: Raymond Scott Quintet's "Ectoplasm" CD ain't no reissue. Most of those tracks have never before been commercially available. But thanks for spinning it. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:06am
Liz B.:
Thanks for clearing that up, Chusid, I didn't get around to reading those 30 pages of liner notes this morning! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:15am
ooOoOooO new lo moda songs! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:16am
Liz B.:
Yeah! Lo Moda played half new, half old songs! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:26am
m, here's about all there is (yet) to know about U.S. Girls: http://www.myspace.com/usgirlsss From there you can read a review at 20jazzfunkgreats and hear a few more songs. Siltbreeze will be releasing something later this year. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:34am
Who likes The Fall? | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:41am
thanks scott!! | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:45am
The Fall? http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=1271951667 | |
Mon. 3/31/08 11:56am
DFHs, what a great band. Thanks Liz. | |
Mon. 3/31/08 12:00pm
capitalism in lower manhattan? hah!! that is history! | |
Sun. 4/20/08 10:07pm
ingrid van shipley:
hi liz, my father (van shipley) passed away in bombay on march 8. he would have been pleased to know his music was still being heard over the airwaves! thank you very much. | |
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Janet McCormick helps open the first nail school in the Middle Eastern country — which provides students training for successful salon careers.
Salons and spas everywhere, but not a nail tech to hire. That was the dilemma in the country of Jordan before Frostproof, Fla.-based nail instructor Janet McCormick set foot on the Middle East nation's soil to help develop the country's first nail school.
At the invitation of the Princess Taghrid Institute (a vocational school offering courses in computer skills, home accessory making, cosmetology, and more), McCormick boarded the flight to Amman. "I became convinced I would be making an impact there, not only in the Institute, but in the beauty industry throughout the country," McCormick says. "The nail techs are not native because there are no schools there nor are there manicure trainers. The techs are hired through the Jordanian consulate in the Philippines and brought in by the salons and spas for two-year contracts; they return to the Philippines and then the salons/spas must hire and bring in others. All the expenses are on the salon, such as the Visa, transportation into Jordan and back home, and housing, so it's expensive. But they have to have them!"
McCormick's first four-week class consisted of 14 students (12 women and two men) varying in age from 16 to 24. The pupils were especially in need of a sustainable career as they are all orphans (who are being cared for by the government). McCormick taught from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. five days a week via an interpreter. "First, they thought I was there to teach them how to polish, and that it would be such fun! The complexity was a shock to them, but soon they became good students and saw their potential for future income from it," McCormick says.
With no textbook available in Arabic, McCormick relied on PowerPoint presentations to train in such topics as anatomy. She's also thankful the equipment, lotions, polishes, and implements were donated by Nailite, so the students were well-equipped.
The need for sanitation and disinfection in nail care was a surprise for the students, McCormick says. She resorted to showing "nasty pictures" of infections to explain why salon cleanliness practices are crucial. Teaching through an interpreter also proved challenging, but McCormick adapted. "The students were generally accepting and patient, but sometimes giggled when I became frustrated. After a while, though, you just go with the flow and realize that it will get done — just possibly not as quickly."
Ten of the 14 students passed the course, with the others having the option to be coached toward passing. "The goal was to train them in a skill that will support them in the real world, and this skill will. Most would go to work in salons/spas, but it would not be unfeasible for them to find an investor to open a salon or spa, especially the men. These students will all be cosmetologists and nail technicians, but future students may only attend the nail section of the school, if they wish to specialize. They already have outside people (cosmetologists) asking to take the program," McCormick says.
McCormick is now in the States and hard at work at the MediNail Learning Center, where she is the vice president of education. While she will likely be making future trips to Jordan, it's up to the Institute to keep the nail course afloat. "The cosmetology teacher at the school is highly motivated, very intelligent, and picked it up quickly. I feel she can take over to keep it going," McCormick says.
The experience for McCormick was overwhelmingly positive. She says, "It really makes me feel like I have helped someone succeed in life. There are many beauty industry people who give back, and they know the feeling one gets when helping improve lives (the old saying about giving a fish or teaching someone to fish fits here). There is nothing like it! I have students in other countries who own their own salons/spas now. I tear up sometimes when they call me and tell me what is going on in their lives because of the skills they learned from me. So, is it worth it? Oh yes. Very worth it!"
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So you are 13 yrs old huh? lol
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Hahah, no I'm not I'm 21 :) I guess I didn't fill the birthday part out! June is going to be perfect for Eastern Europe you should Definitely think about it !! And I'm actually going with my friend too :)
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text: Remember When Bill Simmons Wrote A Bunch Of Bullshit About O.J. Mayo And Kevin Love?Albert Burneko7/01/16 2:40pmFiled to: bill simmonso.j. mayonbabasketballkevin loveracismespn19914EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink O.J. Mayo received an at-least-two-year ban from the NBA today, for repeat violations of the league's anti-drug program. This is not exactly important news for the NBA, because O.J. Mayo is busted and terrible and probably was on a plane to China when the decision was made anyway. However, it's an occasion to remember the time back in 2007 when Bill Simmons, then at ESPN, wrote a lot of really amazingly dogwhistly shit about O.J. Mayo and Kevin Love, then in high school. Advertisement The blog post, titled "Down with the O.J. Mayo Era," is pegged to the pair's appearance in the McDonald's All-American Game. 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So even though there's a natural inclination to embrace Love's game and disparage Mayo's game—you know, assuming you give a crap about basketball and care about where it's headed as a sport—there's also a natural inclination to hold back because nobody wants to sound like the white media guy supporting the Great White Hope over the Black Superstar Du Jour.On their relative appeal to various, uh, demographics: Sponsored Like it or not, Mayo's style of game resonates with a certain demographic, with his final high school dunk symbolizing the divide between traditional fans and the budding generation that was weaned on Slam Magazine and me-first "superstars" like Stephon Marbury and Vince Carter (neither of whom has played on a 50-win NBA team, by the way). Head over to YouTube and you'll find an unedited clip of the dunk that makes Mayo look like an attention-seeking punk, as well as a heavily edited clip of the same dunk that lionizes it. Is it alarming that a 19-year-old kid throwing himself a halfcourt alley-oop in the final minute of a 40-point win, dunking it, tossing the ball into the stands and getting thrown out of his final high school game, then soaking in a standing ovation could be considered a beautiful moment by some people? Probably not. That's just our culture now. Rappers sing songs with their own names as the chorus. Wannabe celebrities intentionally leak sex tapes to make themselves famous. Rich teenagers make fools of themselves on "My Super Sweet 16" and don't even get that they're the joke.(It was nice of him to throw in veiled but instantly recognizable references to notable nonblack attention-seekers Kim Kardashian and Paris Hilton, there. Of course they're both women, but, uh, at least they're not the blacks!) Advertisement But the sport of basketball is headed for a crossroads of sorts, personified by the fact that Kobe Bryant's recent streak of 50-point games received far more national attention than the incredible Suns-Mavs game two weeks ago.Hey, who were the two stars involved in that Suns-Mavs game? Notable whites Steve Nash and Dirk Nowitzki.Nobody wants to be the next Steve Nash; everyone wants to be the next LeBron James, the next Gilbert Arenas, the next Vince Carter.Everyone wants to be notable me-first glory-hog LeBron James, quite possibly the best passer and all-around player in NBA history. Advertisement Again, it's not a black/white thing as much as a philosophical thingOh for sure man.Which brings me back to that McDonald's game. When Mayo bricked the game-winning 3-pointer with five seconds left and soaked in those scattered boos and a few "ov-er-ra-ted" chants, do you think he was more upset that his team lost, or that he would have been the hero if he made the 3? 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I like winter because it makes you appreciate the random 50* days thrown in the mix. Something you do not do in the summer. 🙂
I like that I can run from my office at lunch and get away with not showering because I don't sweat in the cold. And now I'm ready for spring!
Florida winters are spectacular! I love that I'm not sweating the second I step out of the shower. The walk to my car doesn't leave me gasping for breath from the 112% humidity. I can still go to the beach in Feburary (as I did on Saturday).
Incase you want to see some snowless weather, check out the vlog I posted yesterday!
I like cute winter accessories too! Hats, scarves, gloves and earmuffs. I also love snow. I don't know why. I don't care that it makes my commute harder. It's just so pretty. I also sort of love that in this day and age, it can shut a whole city down. That always baffles me!
My favorite part is definitely not needing to set an alarm to get long runs in. Nothing better than being cozy in fleece blankets & comforters and running whenever I want. although knowing spring is around the corner is pretty nice too! 🙂
I wish we had a 16 candles where I'm from….your pictures of it look absolutely delicious!
What a great way to look at winter. I think at this point in the season, it's easy to be a grouch about it, too.
I love colored tights! And patterned tights! And textured tights! But right now I'm mainly over wearing them.
I can get a little cranky in the winter, but I do love cozy sweaters, warm drinks, and pretty snow. I haven't embraced winter running quite yet…I'm not sure I ever will…but I've still challenged myself during marathon training and I'm getting through the season.
Way to be optimistic. . . I've been struggling with that and the weather lately. I do feel hard-core when I'm out there running though!
Winter is by FAR my least favorite season. However, here are a few of the things I like about winter:
1. Hot chocolate (this is the first year since winter 2006-2007 that I can drink it. I became lactose intolerant and FINALLY found a recipe!)
2. Cute scarves & dressy winter coats. LOVE THEM.
3. My space heater. It's attached to me from Oct-March or April
4. The Christmas Season!
5. Moonlight reflecting off the snow at night
I love the caption of the 16 handles picture. I once wrote in a post: i love ice cream more than any man I ever met. We'll have to go together sometime!
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I LOVE winter. I love to ski. I really enjoy the cold weather, because although I am a naturally cold person, I HATE being "hot". I also love that in the winter, I can curl up in my sheets and blankets when I go to bed and I do not have to worry about waking up in a hot sweat!


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Appropriately or not, David Beckham's 100th cap will be achieved here in the northern suburb of St Denis, home of the Stade de France, and not up the road in Disneyland. This is just a little sad for Mickey Mouse, who may have fancied a run-out himself on seeing the morning headline most rooted in the life-enhancing fantasies of old Walt.
"Goldenballs," it declared, "to win his 100th cap, but he won't stop until he catches legend Moore."
The Moore in question is, of course, the late Robert, captain of England, winner of 108 caps, the World Cup, and the respect of every opponent down from the uniquely competitive Pele, who, after their soaring duel in Guadalajara in 1970, tore off his shirt and entered an embrace known only to the bravest and the best of warriors.
Also in the firing line, of course, is another Robert, Sir Bobby Charlton, who scored more goals than any other Englishman in international football, won the World Cup and was told that his 106th cap would be his last immediately after he had guided England into a winning position against West Germany in the 1970 World Cup quarter-final, only to be pulled off because, in the one great aberration of his brilliant career, Sir Alf Ramsey wanted to keep him fresh for the semi-final against Italy.
The trouble with Beckham's self-promotion and the sentimentality which has swept him to tonight's milestone here is that it appears to owe no debt to the reality of football history, the smidgeon of it his career represents and the mountainous scale of those of men like Moore and Charlton.
Counting caps becomes a ludicrous exercise that cannot begin to be supported by some of the self-serving nonsense Beckham has been delivering to a breathless audience these last few days.
Here he is on the great goal of surpassing Charlton and Moore, the dream fashioned in the minor league parks of North American football: "I actually started playing with even more passion and I didn't think that was possible. It's important to carry on. I want to take it beyond that [100 caps]. I'm very honoured to be in the same category as some of the greats of the game, players I've looked up to throughout my entire career. But I want to take it beyond that."
Beyond what, precisely? Beyond the meaning of Moore and Charlton and other authentic legends like Tom Finney and Stanley Matthews and Jimmy Greaves and Johnny Haynes, who in those days when Sven Goran Eriksson wasn't tossing England caps around like so much confetti, never assumed on any one day they had a right to a single cap, let alone 100? Nat Lofthouse isn't a bad case in point. He played 33 times for England, scored 30 goals and will always be known as "the Lion of Vienna", for a performance of unforgettable courage in a shrine of a stadium in the Prater woods.
Now we are told of the desire and the belief and the unbreakable spirit of David Beckham – not so unbreakable, sadly, when he jumped out of the tackle that set up the move for Brazil's equaliser in the 2002 World Cup quarter-final – and some of the great moments of his England career are listed.
They do make for exhaustive reading. The free-kick against Greece. The penalty against Argentina. When you set them against three World Cups and two European Championships of the most minor impact, two of them played while plainly unfit, the last one concluded in tears of self-pity and the abandoned captaincy, it is all the harder to credit the suggestion that somehow Beckham might be closing on the places in the pantheon occupied by Moore and Charlton.
Those who believe that Fabio Capello represents a return to more enduring values, and assessments of individual playing merit, may be a little disappointed that he appears to have swallowed so much of the Beckham hype, especially after the impressive debut of David Bentley in his first start against Switzerland, but they should perhaps allow him a little ground to work through what can only be described as "the English phenomenon".
The suspicion here is that Capello has been utterly bemused by the clamour for Beckham's 100th cap. He knows the quality of Beckham's passing and dead-ball kicking and he brought him back into the title-winning run of Real Madrid once the player had convinced him of his fitness, but then he also had no compunction in withdrawing him from the decisive match in which Real trailed while Beckham was on the field.
As he attempts to build a new England, Capello probably reflects that the Beckham bandwagon, which is hitched so far from significant club football action, could never happen in his native Italy and a football society rather more sophisticated, if not riotously cynical. So he gives to Beckham what a soccer nation which has so wretchedly underachieved for nearly 40 years believes is his due and resolves, you have to guess, to return to the serious business of making a team at the first opportunity.
Meanwhile, other members of the "golden" generation such as Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Michael Owen are required to prove their worth without the massive backing Beckham can call upon simply by announcing a press conference. Despite the conflicting evidence of the Beckham decision, it seems that Capello is attempting to create a team culture where the importance of performance at last outstrips the force of reputation and celebrity.
He has been sharply impressed by the competitive "authority" of Gareth Barry and Rio Ferdinand is rewarded for some stunning performances for Manchester United with a trial run at the captaincy. Some of Ferdinand's antecedents, including his failure to take a drugs test and some responsibility for the grotesque United Christmas party, do not scream leadership. But then his rival John Terry's off-field behaviour has scarcely been faultless and it may be that Ferdinand, on his day arguably the world's most polished defender, has felt the tug of a more serious destiny.
This, at least, is something we may be able to cherish here in the extended parish of Mickey Mouse.
Centurions of English football
PETER SHILTON (125 caps) Made his debut in the 3-1 victory against East Germany in 1970 and bowed out in the 1990 World Cup third-place play-off. Would have won even more caps had it not been for Ray Clemence in the 1970s.
BOBBY MOORE (108) His first cap came in a 1962 World Cup warm-up against Peru. Led England to the 1966 World Cup victory and won his last cap in friendly against France in 1973.
BOBBY CHARLTON (106) Made his debut in 1958 and is still England's record goalscorer with 49. His swansong, infamously, was his substitution during the 1970 World Cup quarter-final.
BILLY WRIGHT (105) Inaugural member of the 100 club for any country, he won his first cap in 1946 and led England at three World Cups before retiring in 1959.
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Hello, I just recently downgraded my iphone 4S from 5.1 to 5.0.1 and before i downgraded, I backup using itunes. Now when I try to restore from that backup after the downgrade, Itunes is saying that the software on the iphone is too old. Does anyone have an idea on how I can recover my data that i had before the downgrade without upgrading the firmware and losing the ability to jailbreak? |
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Follow these simple steps :) You must backup using iTunes, not iCloud. If you've already backed up your data using iTunes, skip to step 3.
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Thank You so much, it worked!
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Interesting that it worked! I'd watch out for apps not behaving as expected - sometimes the backup from a newer version includes updated database structures, filenames, etc., that the older iOS version won't understand. Might work out OK in this case though, if things didn't change much from iOS 5.0.1 to 5.1.1.
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I really wanted to create a game in which the main character was actively aware someone was telling him what to do. As a result, he somewhat resents the player. I initially wanted to create three "path" from the main screen (through the forest, mountains, and sea). However, I quickly realized the time constraints of the project would only allow me to do justice to one branch. So the mountain path is the only "choose-able" option at the map screen. In the future I would like to get back to it and finish off the other two paths. This game is a parody of serious fantasy games. Not one game or another in particular, but the genre as a whole. I hope you enjoy it and please give me any feedback you can so I can improve. I will be the first to say that there are a number of flaws, but I'm happy with what I've come up with for my first foray into adventure games.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I actually love these choose your own adventure type stories and I appreciate the visual aspects and the audio and dialog too. Of cause it is an unfinished project and is old now, but from the little snippet I played I really enjoyed. Well done.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
erm, ye, its got potential...
obviously disapointed you can only choose one path... and i picked the winning route straight away, so was suprised how quick it was over... tried the other routes to see what happend, n basically not alot lol. be better if the wrong option, lead you somewhere else, into a different dicision, making death the very last resort, if that makes sense? voice acting was funny, but obviously quality was poor, and if you clicked something twice, or 2 or more things at once, they would all play over the top of each other.
could be a good game if you spend more time and actually let it lead somewhere, also maybe put challenges in, like in the dancing bit, have a dance machine style thing were you press arrow keys at certain prompts etc.... and if you win the dance... instead of winning the game, they could give you an item, which you could combine with other items people give you in the forest and stuff after completing those areas, that eventually make into a boat, that you can use to go to the island?
Thank you so much for your comment I agree with nearly all of what you said. The reason the functionality is limited to button presses is because I am very new to ActionScript 3 and the coding that would be involved goes over my head at the moment. But I love your ideas and I would really like to get back to this once I've learned more about coding so I can flesh out the options more and make it a bit more like a game.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
nicely done
digg the whole idea of the character interacting with the player.
ending was awesome. didnt see the option coming.
Try to get the voices less fuzzy. some of the spech was hard to hear.
good work.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Freakin' genius!
This is hillarious! Having the main character resent you is such a cool twist to make this a completely unique take on the genre. I set out to get myself killed and got the coolest ending I've ever seen to a video game. I hope you re-visit it and finish all the paths.


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The enforcer is a champion of law and order, though not always justice. Encforcers often rather then killing or otherwise destroying their opponents, use the supernatural abilities they possess to transport those they find "unlawful" to a prison in a plane containing mostly lawful creatures, or simply lawful planes.
Making an Enforcer[edit]
The Enforcer's strength mostly comes from facing chaotic creatures, and are a fair bit less effective in combat with monsters of less alignments classes, though as they increase in level, this problem is negated. An Enforcer makes a good secondary combatant, though ranged combat is easily his greatest handicap, as he can't use most of his plane shifting abilities at a range.
Abilities: Wisdom is the enforcer's most crucial score as his plane-shifting abilities depend on it. Constitution and Dexterity help him survive on the battle field, Charisma is useful to him as a few of their class skills depend on it.
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2nd | +2 | +0 | +0 | +3 | Protection from Chaos 1/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
3rd | +3 | +1 | +1 | +3 | Imprisoning Blow, Imprison 2/day. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4th | +4 | +1 | +1 | +4 | Protection from Chaos 2/day, Imprison 3/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5th | +5 | +1 | +1 | +4 | Imprison Neutral, Imprison 4/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
6th | +6/+1 | +2 | +2 | +5 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
7th | +7/+2 | +2 | +2 | +5 | Lawful Weapon, Imprison 5/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
8th | +8/+3 | +2 | +2 | +6 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
9th | +9/+4 | +3 | +3 | +6 | Protection from Chaos 4/day, Imprison 6/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
10th | +10/5 | +3 | +3 | +7 | Protection from Chaos 5/day Imprison Lawful | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
11th | +11/+6/+1 | +3 | +3 | +7 | Imprisoning Cleave, Imprison 7/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
12th | +12/+7/+2 | +4 | +4 | +8 | Imprison 8/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
13th | +13/+8/+3 | +4 | +4 | +8 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
14th | +14/+8/+4 | +4 | +4 | +9 | Summon Warden 1/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
15th | +15/+9/+5 | +5 | +5 | +9 | Imprisoning Blast 1/day, Imprison 9/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
16th | +16/+10/+6/+1 | +5 | +5 | +9 | Summon Warden 2/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
17th | +17/+11/+7/+2 | +5 | +5 | +10 | Lethal Enforcment, Critical Imprisoning | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
18th | +18/+12/+8/+3 | +6 | +6 | +11 | Imprisoning Blast 2/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
19th | +19/+13/+9/+4 | +6 | +6 | +11 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
20th | +20/+14/+10/+5 | +6 | +6 | +12 | Imprisoning Blast 3/day, Imprison 10/day, Summon Warden 3/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Class Skills 2 + Int modifier per level, ×4 at 1st level) |
Class Features[edit]
All of the following are class features of the Enforcer:
Detect Chaotic Even a novice Enforcer can detect creatures of chaotic alignment as a Paladin detects evil.
Imprison The backbone of the Enforcer class. When an enforcer attempts to Imprison a chaotic-aligned creature(s)that creature makes a Will save DC 5 + Enforcer's Class Level + Wisdom modifier, if the creature(s) fail this save, then they are instantly transported to a prison on a lawful plane with no chance of return. This ability can only effect creatures with HD equal to, or lower then, the Enforcer's class level. If the Enforcer acidently attempts to imprison a non-chaotic creature then the Imprison is wasted and the target suffers no ill-effects from the attempt.
Imprisoning Touch The Imprisoning Touch, is simply a touch attack, which the Enforcer channels his Imprison ability through, this attack deals no damage.
Protection from Chaos An Enforcer of 2nd level or higher, can cast Protection from Alignment, but this can only effects chaotic creatures (as opposed to the casters choice of alignment) with a caster level equal to his Enforcer level, The DC is Wisdom based.
Imprisoning Blow An Enforcer of 3rd level or higher can channel his Imprison ability through his weapon, to do this he makes a standard attack, assuming the attack hits, the target makes a save against being imprisoned, if the creature passes this save, it takes normal damage from the attack. The Enforcer must declare that the attack is an Imprisoning Blow before he makes his attack roll.
Imprison Neutral As the wardens of the planar prisons trust in the enforcer grows, he gains the ability to imprison neutral-aligned (on the law-chaos axis) creatures as well as chaotic ones at 5th level.
Lawful Weapon The Enforcer is granted a weapon of his choice from the forces of law, this weapon bears a +3 enchantment bonus and is treated as lawful for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction. This weapon's enchantment bonus increases by +1 every 3 Levels (once the weapon's bonus increases beyond +5 you can select special qualities in place of further enchantment bonuses).
Imprison Lawful By 10th level the wardens' faith in the Enforcer has become so great, that even if he should attempt to imprison a Lawful creature, he will not be questioned.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Enforcers are proficient with all Simple and Martial weapons, all armor, and all shields (except Tower Shields).
Imprisoning Cleave When an Enforcer of 11th level or higher's Imprisoning Blow successfully imprisons it's target, he may make another Imprisoning Blow attempt at a target within his reach, this ability can only be used once per round, and does not count against the amount of imprison attempts he can make per day.
Summon warden An Enforcer of 14th level or higher can call on the services of any Lawful outsider of with HD lower then his Enforcer level for a number of minutes equal to his Enforcer level + his Wisdom modifier, after this time ends, that creature returns to its duty guarding the planar prison of its home plane.
Imprisoning Blast An Enforcer's Imprisoning Blast is an attempt to imprison all chosen creatures within 30 feet of the Enforcer, which costs 1 Imprison attempt per target, an Enforcer can also spend additional Imprison attempts to increase the DC of the save against imprisonment by 5 per attempt spent, this powerful act can only be performed by 15th Level or higher Enforcers.
Critcial Imprisoning When a 17th level or higher Enforcer successfully makes a critical hit against a valid target, that creature is automaticaly imprisoned, without a save.
Lethal Enforcment When 17th level or higher Enforcer reduces a monster to 0 Hitpoints using his Lawful Weapon, he gains Imprisonment attempts equal to that monster's HD (upto the maxium amount of imprisonment attempts he can normally make in a day.
If an Enforcer loses Lawful alignment he looses all of his Imprisoning based abilities, and cannot take levels as an Enforcer, untill he regains Lawful alignment.
Like a member of any other class, an enforcer may be a multiclass character, but multiclass enforcers face a special restriction. An enforcer who gains a new class or (if already multiclass) raises another class by a level may never again raise her enforcer level, though she retains all her enforcer abilities.
Epic Enforcer[edit]
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22nd | Imprison 11/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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24th | Summon Warden 4/day, Imprisoning Blast 4/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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26th | Imprison 12/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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28th | Summon Warden 5/day, Imprisoning Blast 5/day | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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2 + Int modifier skill points per level. |
Playing an Enforcer[edit]
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Religion: Enforcers worship lawful deities, Mostly St. Cuthberd. Evil Enforcers commonly worship Hextor.
Other Classes: Enforcers respect Paladins for their dedication to law, as well as their skill at arms. Monks are admired or their dedication to their code of conduct. Fighters are respected for their abilities and the devotion they show to their craft, as are clerics, and wizards. Bards, Barbarians, rogues and sorcerers usualy tend to get on an Enforcer's bad side quickly. Druids and rangers, despite there chaotic nature are usualy tolerated if only due to their unwavering devotion to nature and the natural order of things.
Combat: The Enforcer's role in combat can vary, but usually he serves as a secondary combatant with the powerful ability to quickly dispose of his opponents through imprisonment.
Advancement: Enforcers tend to simply remain Enforcers.
Enforcers in the World[edit]
" | The guards might not be able to punish you for your crimes, but that doesn't mean the law is powerless! | " |
—Erem Orderbinder, Human Enforcer |
Enforcers can be found just about everywhere, from palaces, to the slums, and where they are, chaos is, though not for much longer, surely present, an Enforcer might be tasked to imprisoning a dangerous criminal, or bringing down an organised crime syndicate.
Daily Life: The life of an Enforcer is a tough one, they remain ever vigilant in watch for crime, help victims of pickpockets, and imprison powerful monsters, when faced with life-or-death situations, an Enforcer would much rather die then breach the laws he is devoted to enforcing.
Organizations: Enforcers often have little or no contact with one-another, however, those who do might meet in a plane in which they imprison creatures, Enforcers when they do meet, will usually join one-another for a meal, and discuss tactics.
NPC Reactions: Chaotic NPCs are hesitant to speak with Enorcers for fear of persecution, however lawful, (and some neutral) NPCs with nothing to fear find an Enforcer to be trustworthy, friendly, and interesting individuals.
Enforcer Lore[edit]
Characters with ranks in Knowlege (The Planes) can research Enforcers to learn more about them. When a character makes a skill check, read or paraphrase the following, including information from lower DCs.
DC | Result |
5 | Enforcers are men of law with ties to prisons on various planes. |
10 | As above, and "An Enforer has the ability to imprison his targets in these prisons, though which opponents can be imprisoned depends on his experience. |
15 | Enforcers are trusted by Wardens of planar prisons to imprison those they find unlawful, some have Lawful weapons which can be quite powerful. |
20 | [all information found on this page] |
Enforcer in the game[edit]
They similar to samurais in combat and abilities.
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