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Fun House Jump - 15'
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Jumps have become a popular solution for home entertainment, as well as an ideal business opportunity. The Ninja Jump Fun House inflatable encourages kids to jump around and have a bouncin' good time. Portability, interactivity and maintenance ease make purchasing a jump the first choice for fun. Jumps are the preferred choice for parents who make health and well-being a priority when choosing entertainment solutions. Ninja Jump units stimulate creativity and physical activity. Jumps invite your child into the sunshine and fresh air.
With the large capacity (10 children), it is a solution for those spur-of-the-moment gatherings as well as planned social events. Always a hit and never out of style, you can't go wrong with the Fun House 15' Jump.
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- Kids' favorite make-believe environments, interactive and larger than life
- Kids of all ages are thrilled to interact in and jump around a big bouncy fun house with their friends
- Child's attention is held longer with the Fun House Jump than with other traditional play structures
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- Extra-durable design and materials afford peace of mind to riders on a Ninja Jump unit
- Vinyl roof provides protection from the elements for hours of safe outdoor play
- More spacious than jumpers on the market that are sold for home use, Ninja Jump units
provide 5 times the bouncing thrill and fun for 5 times the number of riders
- UL heavy-duty 1 HP 'quiet' blower
- Ground-cover tarp
- Inflatable jump unit
For questions or concerns regarding this product, please contact the Manufacturer's Customer Service Department at 1-800-888-8148.
A unit returned due to a defective condition covered by this warranty and in "like new" condition may be replaced with a similarly valued unit or accepted for a full refund of purchase price. A used unit with a condition covered by this warranty will be repaired; however, shipping to the repair facility is to be paid by the member, and return shipping will be paid by Ninja Jump.
Please note: Any defects in Ninja Jump's products resulting from negligence, improper usage or unusual wear and tear caused by excessive usage are excluded from Ninja Jump's warranty coverage. The Member's usage of the inflatable product on a hard surface base (any surface other than grass) without the use of a tarp shall constitute improper usage and any resulting damage or defect shall not be covered by the Ninja Jump warranty.
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Newcoast Financial Services, a leading finance firm specializing in the recreational vehicle industry, announced Friday (Aug. 28) the launch of a new website: www.Newcoast.com. The website has been designed from the framework out to educate RV customers on how Newcoast Financial can provide specialized financing programs to meet their unique needs, according to a news release.
Headquartered in Clearwater, Fla.,, Newcoast Financial Services has been offering retail financial services in the boat, yacht, recreational vehicle and aircraft industries since 2001. Newcoast Financial currently has 12 financial representatives serving all 50 states. Other services include extended warranty protection plans for RVs.
"Whether they are purchasing a travel trailer or Class A motorhome or refinancing their current loan, we make sure our customers are offered the most competitive rates plus all the options they deserve in their financial packages," said James Kelaita, president of Newcoast Financial Services. "What separates us from the competition, besides our low rates and personalized service, is the industry knowledge and experience that we provide. Our team specializes in RV and motorhome loans."
Newcoast Financial's RV industry experience means that customers can expect a simple application process, quick approvals and no-hassle closings, he said. In addition, competitive rates and long-term financing (up to 20 years) mean that owning an RV has never been more affordable. Visitors to the firm's new website will be able to learn about available services, find a local contact, ask questions, submit a loan application and more.
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"The Best of Leon," "My Favorite Leon Part," "Leon Awesomeness" — these are all YouTube titles. The clips are taken from Larry David's long-running HBO sitcom, "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
In the videos, David, the show's neurotic protagonist, is a mere foil. That's because the real star is 47-year-old comedian J.B. Smoove, aka Leon Black and the outspoken half of one of TV's funniest — and unlikeliest — odd couples.
Smoove, a former "Saturday Night Live" writer, has been featured on TV (Fox's "'Til Death") and on film (most recently "Hall Pass" and "We Bought a Zoo"), but it's safe to say his role as David's well-meaning braggart buddy remains Smoove's greatest achievement. Smoove, who performs his stand-up act at D.C.'s 9:30 Club on Saturday, spoke recently about his relationship with David, if there will be a ninth season of "Curb" and more.
For fans who only know you from "Curb," what would surprise them about your live show?
People might be surprised how physical I am. I like to paint pictures on stage. I like to improv. I like to make every show a little different. I don't like to dabble in anything I don't do well. I don't talk politics. What I do know is to bring the ruckus. I like to take control.
You played Trucky in "Pootie Tang." What surprises you more: The fact that the film was panned when it came out, or that it became such a cult hit afterward?
That always happens — I love that "Pootie Tang" has become a cult classic. In film, you don't know what's going to hit. It's not even race; it's a certain type of person that gets "Pootie Tang." Depending on [whom] you talk to, it's either crazy, dumb or the greatest movie ever made. I know people that force people to watch "Pootie Tang" to prove [it's funny].
How long did it take for you and Larry to really find your groove together on camera?
I'll tell you something: We got our groove at the audition. I knew who Leon was, the type of character he was going to be. He either makes a situation better or worse, but he always has your back. I came in the room as Leon, not J.B. Smoove. I came in there with my hand on my stomach and with my head tilted. I heard from a friend that Larry didn't know who Leon was until I walked in the room. We both met this character at the same time.
Our first day working together, Larry told me, "It feels like we've been working for years." That's a compliment from a genius.
What would surprise people about the off-camera Larry?
You'd find Larry is a generous, compassionate, quiet, kind of laid-back type of guy, who is not as opinionated as his character on the show. Larry is Larry, don't get me wrong. He drives a hybrid. All the things he does on the show, he does. But he can take those moments and really relate to people. Most of the topics on the show are things he really went through. It's an honest look at things, but he phrases it hilariously.
What do you know about the next season of "Curb"?
I don't, man. I've been trying to figure out what's going on. My suggestion was for Larry to do 100 episodes. Eighty doesn't look as good as 100. Larry likes to keep people wondering if he's coming back. It gives him a gauge of the climate. I anticipate him coming back. I'm looking forward to doing some more Leon. It's a blessing to be a part of this show. It's an improv show, so it really works for me.
What else do you have going on?
Right now, "We Bought a Zoo" is in theaters. The cool thing about that is it shows my acting chops. I have theruckus.com, a "Funny or Die" kind of website. It's my outlet. I have a special coming out ["J.B. Smoove: That's How I Dooz It" Jan. 21 on Comedy Central]. I have a show with Russell Simmons on Comedy Central soon, [Jan. 26's] "Russell Simmons Presents the Ruckus." It's 2012, I'm trying to push everything. I've got my hands in a lot of cool stuff. I've got a daughter in college, so I'm trying to pay that tuition. Gotta keep the lights on.
If you go
J.B. Smoove performs Saturday at the 9:30 Club, 815 V. St. N.W., Washington. Doors open at 7 p.m. $35. Call 877-435-9849 or go to 930.com.
"The Best of Leon," "My Favorite Leon Part," "Leon Awesomeness" — these are all YouTube titles. The clips are taken from Larry David's long-running HBO sitcom, "Curb Your Enthusiasm."


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Tonight on The Other Side from 8 to 10pm - The World Of Cazazza
According to legend, there are multiple Monte Cazazza's inhabiting the planet earth's current biosphere. On this episode we'll spend 2 hours, live-in-the-studio, with at least one (if not more) of these enigmatic Cazazza characters AKA: an American artist and composer best known for his seminal role in helping shape the early landscape of industrial music through recordings with the London-based Industrial Records in the mid-1970s. Sure to be an eye & ear popper, so why not take a chance and join host Mikail Graham, could be quite a fun time (or maybe not?).
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Constructing the Victim
Like a newspaper in its matter of fact presentation of content, Cady Noland / Santiago Sierra at KOW Berlin, curated by Alexander Koch and Nikolaus Oberhuber, appears purposefully removed of emotion. We never make eye contact with other humans, backs are often turned, or we find ourselves averting our eyes for our own protection. We stand on the outside looking in. No one makes a[…..]


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Johnson challenged on congestion charge
* Volvo challenges Boris Johnson * Call for emissions equality * Some fossil fuelled cars emit less than hybrids...
Volvo Car UK has challenged the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, to review the basis of charging for the London Congestion Charging zone.
Volvo believes that the principle of hybrid cars being exempt from the Congestion Charge is outdated and unfair.
Drivers of hybrid cars enter the zone free of charge on a daily basis while drivers of low emission cars powered by conventional internal combustion engines with the same, or even lower, levels of emissions are charged 8 per day.
The apparent disparity was highlighted to Boris Johnson by Stuart Kerr, Regional President for Europe from Volvo Car Corporation when he collected the What Car? Green Car of the Year award from The Mayor recently. This was followed up by a letter to The Mayor's office on 22 June.
What Car? joins debate
What Car? has also joined Stuart Kerr in the call for a review. What Car? editor, Steve Fowler, said 'We'd welcome a review of the regulations that govern which cars are exempt from Congestion Charging.
'At the moment, there's confusion among car buyers and the car industry. Some cars that use conventional engine technology yet have very low CO2 figures arent exempt, but hybrids with higher CO2 figures are! And with an increasing number of low CO2 vehicles, including diesel hybrids, plug-in hybrids, range extenders and electric vehicles, now is the ideal time to re-open the debate and wed be delighted to be part of it.'
Hybrid-powered cars have CO2 outputs ranging from 89g/km to 219g/km, yet all are exempt from the London Congestion Charge. Volvo's What Car? Green Car of the Year-winning S40 1.6D DRIVe with Start/Stop technology emits just 104g/km yet drivers are charged 8.00 to enter the capital. Similarly, Volvo's DRIVe C30 Sportscoupe and V50 Sportswagon models also emit 104g/km but none of them are exempt from the charge.
At the end of 2008, there were 13 non-hybrid cars from other manufacturers emitting less than 105g/km of CO2 on the market. Using the Society of Motor Manufacturer and Traders sales figures, this would equate to over 9500 owners of low-emission cars that should, given a level playing field, be exempt from the London Congestion Charge. The number of conventionally-powered low emission cars will increase substantially throughout 2009, as will the number of affected owners.
Those affected are being encouraged to register their support at www.volvocars.co.uk/emissionsequality .
They can also follow the cause on http://twitter.com/eequality or befriend the campaign at www.facebook.com/pages/Emissions-Equality/119945287541


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German Chancellor Angela Merkel often boasts during the campaign for Sunday's elections that Germany has one of Europe's lowest jobless rates — at about 6.8 percent. However, it comes at a price.
As many as 3 million people in Europe's top economy earn less than 6 euros (US$7.90) an hour, meaning Germany has one of the biggest shares of low wages in Europe, a fact that Merkel's critics have jumped on in the campaign.
"We've become a country of low wages," sighs charity worker Renate Stark, who every day confronts the struggle of workers paid too little to make ends meet, despite Germany's booming economy.
From pizza deliverers earning an hourly 6 euros, to young journalists on less than 750 euros a month, the 55-year old social assistant for the Catholic Caritas organization in Berlin can reel off many such examples.
One man Stark helps has been working as a packer at an online sales company in the German capital for four years on 3.50 euros an hour and cannot find another job, despite dozens of applications.
Like hundreds of others, Stark said, he mostly scrapes by thanks to certain welfare benefits, but when that is not enough, such as "when the washing machine breaks down or an electricity bill arrives unexpectedly," he turns to charities.
"I experience it here daily," she said. "I began this job 21 years ago and it wasn't like that. The situation has become really serious in the past five or six years. It's very clear."
To be sure, many of those employed by Germany's mighty industrial giants, for example in the automobile sector, enjoy enviable conditions. However, unlike most of its European partners, Germany has no national minimum wage.
According to figures compiled by the IAQ Institute for Work, Skills and Training, more than one in five employees, or nearly 7 million people, earned less than 8.50 euros per hour in 2011.
By comparison, the minimum wage in France is just under 9.50 euros per hour.
Furthermore, the boom in low-wage jobs has been accompanied by a corresponding rise in "precarious" work, such as part-time or temporary work.
There are also so-called "mini-jobs," where employees are paid a maximum of 450 euros a month and are exempt from paying social or welfare contributions.
Nearly 8 million people were in such low-pay or mini-job forms of employment last year, almost twice as many as 20 years ago, according to data by the federal statistics office Destatis.
"Germany is the EU country where the proportion of low-wage jobs is highest behind Hungary and the United Kingdom," Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) German expert Andreas Kappeler said, pointing to a 2010 study.
"Between 1985 and 2008, the wage gap between high and low pay has widened in Germany much faster than in the other OECD countries," he said.
Women and all Germans in the much poorer regions have been the most affected by rising impoverishment since sweeping reforms were pushed through under the former Social Democrat (SPD) German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, between 2003 and 2005. SPD chancellor candidate Peer Steinbrueck has acknowledged the flip-side to these policies, known as Agenda 2010, whose aim was to make the economy more competitive, slash welfare payments and make it easier to hire and fire employees.
Economists attribute Germany's success in bringing down its jobless total from more than 5 million in 2005 to these reforms. Steinbrueck has promised to introduce a general minimum wage of 8.50 euros as one of his first moves if he is elected chancellor.


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The Monterosso Scholarship
Wagner College is conducting a competition to award the Monterosso Scholarship. The Scholarship, a $5,000 award, will be presented to a Wagner student with junior or senior standing in the 2011-2012 academic year who has an interest in a career in public service. Sophomore students should apply to receive scholarship funding for their junior year and junior students should apply to receive the scholarship funding for their senior year. Students who received the Monterosso scholarship funding for their junior year may reapply for their senior year.
The award is in memory of the Honorable Vincent J. Monterosso, Class of 1963, who died in 2003. Mr. Monterosso dedicated his life to public service and this scholarship is intended for students who share in Mr. Monterosso's commitment to the public good.
Interested students should submit:
· two letters of recommendation
· an essay (1500-2000 words) relating to their involvement in and commitment to some aspect of public service or public policy, and their career goals/aspirations (note: this should not be a research paper)
· their resume
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The Robdechi Hybrid Scarf Collection by Roberto Alvarez takes the concept of the fashion scarf to a multi-functional level addressing today's tech-savvy and style-conscious citizen.
Fusing together fashion and function, the Robdechi Hybrid Scarf has endless style wear options and remarkable utility attributes. Designed to give the traveler or city dweller a variety of luxuries in one garment, from discreetly holding currency, passports and tech gadgets, to eyewear care and an inflatable neck cushion; the hybrid scarf is the essential companion.
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Office of Transportation Planning
The primary goal of the City of Raleigh's Office of Transportation Planning is to create a seamless and efficient multimodal transportation system for the City. The City's transportation plan provides an integrated, multimodal approach with a goal of providing universal accessibility for all residents, employers, and services. Transportation is more than the movement of goods and services - it is the movement of people with a variety of mode choices. It is important to us to ensure those choices and to lay the framework for a quality system that moves people safely, efficiently, and enjoyably throughout the City.
Street Planning
Supporting the development of connected, well-designed streets in Raleigh that give people efficient transportation choices.
Learn more about Street Planning
Bicycle Planning
Encouraging biking in Raleigh through on-road facility design, cycling safety and education courses, and community engagement programs.Learn more about Bicycle Planning
Pedestrian Planning
Promoting a walkable Raleigh by recommending new pedestrian facilities, increasing pedestrian safety awareness and encouraging more people to walk.Learn more about Pedestrian Planning
Safe Routes to School
Providing resources to parents, teachers, and community leaders that make it safe, convenient, and fun for children to walk and bike to and from school.
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Streetscape Capital Program
Transforming existing neighborhoods and street corridors into active, attractive places to live, work and play. The Streetscape Capital Program focuses on streets with city-wide significance.
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Improving the safety, function, and aesthetics of residential streets in response to resident requests for traffic calming.
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Adopted Streetscape Plans
Adopted streetscape plans guide improvements as set forth in article 8.5 of the Unified Development Ordinance. Parcels within a Pedestrian Business Overlay District (PBOD) overlay under a legacy zoning district are also subject to the standards of adopted streetscape plans.
Capital Improvement Planning
Linking Raleigh's planning efforts and capital programming with the goal of expanding the multimodal transportation system.Learn more about Capital Improvement Planning
Thoroughfare Facility Fee Program
Revenues for street improvement projects and reimbursing new developments for public street construction and improvement.
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Transit Planning
Identifying opportunities for increased transit service in the region as well as improving the efficiency and effectiveness of our current systems.Learn more about Transit Planning
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NASCAR & Auto Racing
Gibbs, Hendrick teams could have 7 drivers between them in Chase
My two cents
Joe Gibbs Racing will have all three of its Sprint Cup Series drivers competing in the Chase this season.
Yet somehow the aura around the organization is not quite the same as for Hendrick Motorsports, which has all four of its drivers in the 10-race playoff.
True, Matt Kenseth is in the Chase (right now) based on points and that's quite a difference from last season when he led the series with seven victories.
Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch have both won this season, but their inconsistency is what separates the JGR group from HMS.
The four Hendrick drivers have 10 wins and each driver has had at least one race in which he led the most laps.
That's where JGR is struggling.
Sunday night at Atlanta, Hamlin led 37 laps – the most he's led in any race this season, including his victory at Talladega, Ala. Kenseth has led 465 laps this season but 227 of them have been at the two races at Bristol, Tenn., where he finished 13th and third, respectively.
Busch has led 365 laps but has never led the most laps in any race. In his victory at Las Vegas, he led only five (of 206).
There remains time to change those numbers, of course.
There has been a big difference between making the Chase and being out front.
Hornaday's Truck team shuts down: Turner Scott Motorsports officially shut down its No. 30 Truck series team, which was driven by Ron Hornaday. TSM laid off 18 employees this week, according to a statement released by the team.
"The decision to lay off any employee is painful and we realize the affects it has on their lives," team co-owner Harry Scott Jr. said Tuesday. "However, the decisions made by TSM today are necessary and the responsible steps for all of TSM to ensure our commitment to our employees, partners and fans to be as competitive as possible."
Hornaday was fourth in the series standings when Scott announced last week that entry would not race at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park.
Scott and co-owner Steve Turner have each filed lawsuits against the other.
Modified Tour owner suspended: David Hill, car owner in the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and Whelen Southern Modified Tour, has been indefinitely suspended from NASCAR for a code of conduct violation.
"Following the NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour race on Aug. 30, David Hill made a post on social media that included remarks that we will not tolerate," said Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR executive vice president and chief racing development officer.
Hill can apply for reinstatement following the completion of mandated sensitivity training and an additional NASCAR review.
Michael Waltrip ready to dance: According to the New York Daily News, Michael Waltrip Racing co-owner Michael Waltrip will compete in season 19 of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars" when it debuts on Sept. 15.
Among the other participants are track star Lolo Jones, comedian Tommy Chong and "Duck Dynasty" star Sadie Robinson.
A team spokesman on Wednesday said he could not confirm Waltrip's participation.
Title on the line: Twenty-three drivers are entered for Saturday's NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at Greenville (S.C.) Pickens Speedway but Ben Rhodes only needs to beat one to win a championship.
Rhodes, 17, enters the 15th event of a 16-race season with a 65-point lead over Cameron Hayley in the series standings. If Rhodes finishes ahead of Hayley he will secure his first series title.
The series championship would be the second consecutive for Turner Scott Motorsports. Through 14 races, Rhodes has five wins, five poles, 10 top-five and 12 top-10 finishes.


text: A friend of mine has a fairly new Compaq Presario Laptop with a 475 AMD and a Trident Cyberblade video chip, with I think 8 megs of system memory allocated to the chip. When we first installed Q2 it ran fine in OpenGL, but now it won't, we can only get software rendering. It tries to run in OGL, but during start up we get a few "failed to load" errors and then it stops. It's been a while, but he thinks the problem showed up after he installed Unreal, which runs fine in D3D, (I think), but is so slow in OGL it's unplayable, but I don't see any connection so it may just be coincidence. I'm stumped, any ideas?


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Import Justice: I have a drawing of Sub-Zero fighting a pear.
lumi colada: what the hell do i call you onlien anyway
Import Justice: I dunno
Import Justice: make something up
lumi colada: susan?
lumi colada: gertrude?
Import Justice: Susan is a nice name!
Import Justice: I like Susan.
lumi colada: okay susan
lumi colada: for tonight's performance, the part of susan will be played by bob.
DrowCatFlan: intense
Shinigamii02: oh man
DrowCatFlan: oh man
DrowCatFlan: so I was playing NINJA GAIDEN
DrowCatFlan: and I totally kicked this guys ass
DrowCatFlan: it was intense
DrowCatFlan: oh man
DrowCatFlan: and Frog's theme just came on
DrowCatFlan: this is so hardcore
Star Spiritgate: I am a classy dame
lumi colada: I love image based RP
lumi colada: I could never pull that off in a text based RP
sheala23: "Sparkles on Lueali's pale skin shimmered in the low lantern light, reflecting beautifully in the green pools of his eyes."
sheala23: "His beauty was only outdone by his truly verbose romantic catalogue of words, which he whispered silkily into Drea's soft dark ear, an ear which yearned for such attention hungrily."
sheala23: WELL???
sheala23: come ON
Import Justice: I'm reading page 3 again (sexually).
Import Justice: :O
lumi colada: :O
DrowCatFlan: :O
konrii: :O
lumi colada: EPIC COMBO
Import Justice: yeah, that was a 4-Chain.
Import Justice: ULTRAAAAAAAAAAAA COMMMBOOOOOOUUUUUUU (echo)
lumi colada (21:47:23): also i am showing the RP to anyone with eyes
lumi colada (21:47:24): Destiny (21:44:56): I <3 Onion
lumi colada (21:47:27): that's right
Destiny: So
Destiny: I pretty much want to slap both Lue and Drea silly at this point
lumi colada: !!
lumi colada: we have **~PLANZ~**
Destiny: PLANZ
Destiny: Does it involve Autem/Pyras telling them to stop being dipshits and go have makeup sex already?
Import Justice: asdkljf;alskdjf;lasdkfjl;zksdjf
Import Justice: ;lskdjf;alsdkjf;laksjdf;laksjdf;lkajsd;lkfja;lskdjf;alskdjf;laksdjf
Import Justice: I'm sorry
Import Justice: I felt behooved.
OnlineHost: lumi colada rolled 1 99-sided die: 99
lumi colada: SHIT!
Star Spiritgate: LOL.
lumi colada: I'm awesome
Import Justice: That's pretty cool.
DrowCatFlan: wtf stop hacking
Import Justice: like EEEEAAAAUUUUUUGGGGHHHH?
DrowCatFlan: EEEEEeeeeaaaaaaAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUgh
Shinigamii02: No no no no. More like EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEUUUGH
DrowCatFlan: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Star Spiritgate: YYIIIIEEEEEEEEEE
DrowCatFlan: AAAAAIAIIIIIIIIYYYYA?
Import Justice (14:18:57): HOW DO I DRAW BOAT?
DrowCatFlan (14:19:09): USE TABLET ON TEGAKI
Import Justice (14:19:13): Ok
Shinigamii02 (14:19:17): AND COLOR
DrowCatFlan (14:19:19): YES
DrowCatFlan (14:19:25): AND MAYBE SOME LINES
Shinigamii02 (14:19:27): MAKE IT BOAT SHAPED
DrowCatFlan (14:19:35): REMOVE ANYTHING NOT BOAT SHAPED
Shinigamii02 (14:19:49): INFACT MAKE IT FLOAT IN NEGATIVE SPACE
DrowCatFlan (14:20:04): MAKE THE NEGATIVE SPACE BOATSHAPED TOO
Shinigamii02 (14:20:09): YES
DrowCatFlan (14:20:21): MAKE FRACTAL BOATS
Shinigamii02 (14:20:23): MAKE EVERYTHING BOAT SHAPED
DrowCatFlan (14:20:39): MAKE SURE EVERY PIXEL IS ALSO BOATSHAPED
Shinigamii02 (14:20:42): HOW MANY TIMES CAN YOU SAY BOAT IN A CONVERSATION
Star Spiritgate (14:20:46): they'll be here all week, folks
DrowCatFlan (14:20:47): BOAT
Shinigamii02 (14:20:51): BOAT
DrowCatFlan (14:21:07): *boatshapedhighfive*
Shinigamii02 (14:21:24): *boatshapedhugging*
DrowCatFlan (14:21:54): *boatshapedloling*
Shinigamii02 (14:22:13): *boatshapedsleeping*
DrowCatFlan (14:22:39): *boatshapeddrea'sfeet*
Shinigamii02 (14:23:09): *boatshapedonion*
DrowCatFlan (14:23:19): *boatshapedthat'sadorable*
lumi colada: "here, come on my boat unsupervised while I go have sex with the manwhore sun elf! "
lumi colada: "okay, we hate you, so we're going to destroy your ship k? k."
Star Spiritgate: Drea is the prettiest princess.
sheala23: tonight lue's gonna make him a queen
sheala23: :B
Star Spiritgate: *spittake*
lumi colada: (sane!arinae) "ohshitohshit what am I doing on a ship with drow?! I'm not a drow, I don't know how to be a drow, and these chains look STUPID!"
FoxNede has left the room.
lumi colada: BYE FOX
lumi colada: (if I shout she can hear me)
DrowCatFlan (02:31:42): one of these days (Flan)'s going to stop being emo and try to get himself a mate
DrowCatFlan (02:31:51): and he's going to be like...
DrowCatFlan (02:32:12): "FEMALE, I need you to be BEARING MY BEBES"
DrowCatFlan (02:32:17): "IT IS NECESSARY"
lumi colada: (reading ff.net) "DISCONTINUED. a drow and an elf realise their feelings for each other."
lumi colada: MAN WHAT A CRAPPY PLOT
lumi colada: WHO WOULD WRITE SOMETHING LIKE THAT
DrowCatFlan: LULULULUL
lumi colada: LIKE THAT EVER HAPPENS
lumi colada: man, luethread is hilarious. Screen direction lol
lumi colada: lue in tower <-- frederick <--victor <--drea <--forest? <--cliff <--THE UNDERDARK
lumi colada: want to go to the underdark? just start walking to the right.
FoxNede has entered the room.
FoxNede: Bloop
FoxNede has left the room.
DrowCatFlan: GREETINGS, WE ARE THE PYRAS
DrowCatFlan: TREMBLE BEFORE OUR MIGHT
And from the AIM RP
windhamkiller570: I still don't know what a drow is
siaocabo: It's an elven subrace.
Iolande3: they're dumb midgets
moriliante: haroneos um
moriliante: heroneus
moriliante: hirohneuos
siaocabo: What is he a god of?
Iolande3: swords
moriliante: swords are dumb
xpyroglobex: thats pretty cool


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Broken bones are commonplace in sports, but a fracture during an on-field post-game celebration is a little more rare. Yet, that's exactly how Auburn high school pitcher Chris Halliday most likely finished his baseball career.
Halliday tossed the final pitch that clinched the state title, which resulted in the requisite joyful pile-up on the mound. No his bones were not crushed by the weight of his teammates — that occurred soon after he attempted a more personal celebration with his teammate, Kyle Beade. Chest bump success begets leg bone failure. Halliday, who had been ecstatic just a few seconds before it happened, quickly shifted to dude-like astonishment:
"I came out of the pile and was running around with teammates. I was back behind the mound, around second base and I did a chest bump with Kyle. I must have landed wrong when I came down. Right away, I heard a crack. I looked over and said, 'Kyle, I broke my leg.' He said, 'No way, dude,' and I just said, 'Kyle, I broke my leg!' ''
Dude, he broke his leg. That's when things became a bit chaotic, almost ruining Auburn's triumphant victory.
"When they saw it, people started running away, trying not to puke,'' said the pitcher. "My coaches surrounded me and were holding my hand and stuff. My dad and little brother and uncle came onto the field because they thought I'd had a heart attack or something. They were kind of happy it was only a broken leg.''
Halliday was carted off the field on a stretcher and rushed to emergency room for surgery. However, as you can tell in the photo above, he did not let his mangled limb completely ruin the moment for him.
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Beat writer Brian Howell hands out some postseason awards for the Colorado men's basketball team:
Top newcomer: Wesley Gordon, Fr. — He redshirted last year, but we'll count him as a newcomer. Gordon gave fans plenty of "Wow!" moments and was a fixture in the starting lineup when healthy.
Most improved player: Xavier Talton, So. — Several players could make a claim for this award, but Talton's emergence this year, especially after Spencer Dinwiddie got hurt, played a key role in CU winning so many games down the stretch.
Sixth man of the year: Jaron Hopkins, Fr. — He didn't handle starting very well when he got the opportunity, but he gave CU a major lift off the bench at times, especially down the stretch.
Model of consistency: Josh Scott, So. — He had some late-season struggles, but most of the season, the Buffs knew they could expect at least 13 points and seven boards a night from Scott — and they often got more than that.
Team MVP: Askia Booker, Jr. — Struggled early, but he hit the biggest shot of the year (the buzzer-beating 3 to beat Kansas) and put the team on his back in several games down the stretch. He played the best basketball of his career during the second half of the season and the Buffs don't go to the NCAA Tournament without him stepping up.
It's been a little more than a week since the Colorado men's basketball team saw its season come to a close.
Without question, the ending was a major disappointment for the Buffaloes. Nobody expected their 77-48 loss to Pittsburgh in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, and it was a bad enough loss that some have questioned whether the CU program actually took a step back.
That's a drastic reaction to one game, as bad as it was, but it's certainly a loss that will stick in the minds of the Buffs and their fans throughout the summer.
Despite that loss, coach Tad Boyle's Buffs had a nice season. They finished 23-12 — racking up the third-most wins in the history of the program. They got nine of those after losing star point guard Spencer Dinwiddie to a season-ending injury on Jan. 12. And, they wound up in the NCAA Tournament for the third year in a row — a program first.
So, with the season in the books, let's hand out some postseason grades.
The Buffs' two most experienced players — juniors Dinwiddie and Askia Booker — anchored the backcourt to start the year. Although criticized for not having better statistics, Dinwiddie played very well during the 16 full games he played. He was efficient on offense, got his teammates involved and played exceptional defense. Booker overcame an early season slump and was pretty good (and great at times) in the second half. After Dinwiddie's injury, Booker really stepped up and led the Buffs in a lot of ways. Sophomore Xavier Talton was solid all year — as a reserve in the first half and as a starter, in Dinwiddie's place, during the last 13 games. Freshman Jaron Hopkins showed flashes of brilliance, but struggled mightily at times, too. Sophomore Eli Stalzer and freshman George King both played limited roles, but had good moments. In the end, the inconsistency of the backcourt hurt the Buffs. They didn't get enough offensive production from the perimeter, and that led to teams doubling the post and cutting that off, as well. There is some good potential with this group, but there's no question they have a lot of work to do. Grade: B-minus
Sophomore Josh Scott was CU's most consistent player all season and he earned well-deserved All-Pac-12 honors. During the last handful of games, teams doubled him and he struggled, but it was a very good year for him. While Scott was a rock, sophomore Xavier Johnson was wildly inconsistent. XJ had several sensational games, including his 27-point, 10-rebound performance against Washington. But, he was also prone to disappearing, like he did against Arizona late in the season, or against Colorado State early on. Redshirt freshman Wesley Gordon battled through a couple of injuries, but when he was on the court, he typically played very well on defense. His offensive game needs a lot of work, though. Freshman Dustin Thomas gave the Buffs a lift at times, but never showed the exceptional shooting he displayed as a prep player. Senior Ben Mills didn't play a lot, but he gave the Buffs some very good minutes when he gave Scott a break. Freshman Tre'Shaun Fletcher got off to a good start before missing two months with a knee injury. Overall, this group is loaded with talent, and with Scott's all-around game and the occasional big games from XJ and Gordon, this was a fun group to watch. Grade: B-plus
Early in the season, the Buffs did all right in this department. Dinwiddie gave them the calming presence on the floor, and he took charge most of the time. When he got hurt, the Buffs were lost at first, but ultimately, saw Booker and Scott emerge as good leaders. Still, the Buffs showed their youth a lot and lacked strong leadership in difficult times. Grade: C
This was a big year for freshman around the nation in college basketball. While freshmen, such as Duke's Jabari Parker and Kansas' Andrew Wiggins, dominated headlines around the nation, CU's crop — Fletcher, Hopkins, King and Thomas — struggled. It's unfair to compare CU's group to the super star freshmen at other programs. Still, this was a group that struggled a little more than expected. They all showed good things at times, but inconsistency plagued them. Grade: C
Boyle has put together the greatest four-year run in program history. The job he did with this team after Dinwiddie's injury deserves special recognition, because many thought the Buffs would fall off the map and they didn't. Still, Boyle and his staff weren't perfect. CU's habit of disastrous starts in big games (twice vs. Arizona, once vs. Pittsburgh) and it's propensity to come out flat after halftime were big problems this season. The Buffs also struggled at key times coming out of timeouts. Those are all issues that can be partially blamed on the coaching staff. Overall, though, Boyle and his staff had a great year. Grade: A
Final analysis
In the end, the Buffs should be judged on what they truly were this season: A very young, inexperienced team that lost its best and most experienced player. That's not easy to deal with. Given that, it was quite an accomplishment for this team to get to 23 wins, reach the Pac-12 Tournament semifinals and earn a third consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. No, they didn't advance in the NCAA tourney, but this program didn't take a step back, as some have suggested since the loss to Pitt. They proved they've got talent in the locker room, and it is talent that should develop in the future. As disappointing as the final game was, this was a good season and the program is in great shape. Grade: B-plus.
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WORCESTER � A 67-year-old man hit by a car Friday evening as he was walking on Grafton Hill died of his injuries early Saturday morning, police said.
The man, who police have not identified by name pending family notifications, was hit while walking on Heywood Street near its intersection with Jones Street. He died at a local hospital at about 4 a.m. Saturday, police said.
A 63-year-old woman driving a 2007 Chevrolet Impala told police she was headed east on Heywood Street when she hit the man, striking him with the passenger side windshield post. Police have not released the driver's name. She has not been cited with any driving infractions, and the investigation is continuing, police said.
Although police have not identified the man, his neighbors said he was Robert LaFrance of Heywood Street. His apartment is not far from where he was hit.
�He was not in the crosswalk, that's the problem,� said Jonathan Gomez. �He was walking slow.�
Mr. Gomez was out on his porch having a cigarette when he saw the accident happen.
Christopher Maider, another neighbor, said it happened between about 10 and 11 p.m. and said the woman whose car struck Mr. LaFrance was once in the Coast Guard and tried to provide first aid to Mr. LaFrance, who he knew simply as Bobby.
�It was just really sad,� Mr. Maider said. He also felt sorry for the woman who struck Mr. LaFrance, who waited at the scene. Another neighbor who did not want to give her full name said the woman screamed for help.
�He was a good guy,� Rebecca Gomez, Mr. Gomez's wife, said of Mr. LaFrance. He lived alone, she said.


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Third Glorious Mystery — The Descent of the Holy Ghost on the Apostles
The Holy Ghost appeared under the form of tongues of fire in order to fill the Apostles with truth and to prepare them to bear witness to Jesus. He also come to fill their hearts with love.
He is the Person of Love in the life of God. He is also like a breath, an aspiration of infinite Love, from which we draw the breath of life.
On the day of Pentecost the Divine Spirit communicated such an abundance of life to the whole Church that to symbolize it "there came a sound from heaven, as of a violent wind coming, and it filled the whole house where they (the Apostles) were sitting."
But it is also for us that the Holy Ghost has come, for the group in the Cenacle represented the whole Church. The Holy Ghost came to remain with the Church forever. This is the promise of Jesus Himself. He dwells in the Church permanently and unfailingly, performing in it without ceasing, His action of life-giving and sanctification. He establishes the Church infallibly in the truth. It is He Who makes the Church blossom forth with a marvelous supernatural fruitfulness, for He brings to life and full fruition in Virgins, Martyrs, Confessors, those heroic virtues which are one of the marks of true sanctity.
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A nearly six-hour standoff at the San Diego FBI headquarters in Sorrento Valley has ended.
The suspect, who had refused to come down from the roof of an annex building, was taken into custody shortly after 5 p.m. on Sunday.
The man has been identified as William Durant, 36, of Lakeside.
According to FBI Special Agent Darrell Foxworth, Durant broke into the gated facility by climbing over a steel security fence, injuring himself in the process.
When the suspect couldn't get into the main building, Foxworth said he made his way to the top of the parking garage and then onto to the roof of a single-story annex building.
"When he did make entry into the building, one of our security officers tried to stop him. In the course of doing so, the man indicated he had a weapon," Foxworth said. "I'm told a weapon has not been seen, but he did tell the officer he was armed with a weapon."
Officials said Durant was in possession of a broken metal door handle.
Durant called NBC 7 from the rooftop during the ordeal. He voiced concerns for his safety and asked for help, but would not give his name at that time or details into why he was doing this.
During the standoff, Durant alternated between sitting on a ledge and roaming around the roof. Two loud flashbangs were heard before he was taken into custody.
The incident started just after 11:30 a.m. Sunday. FBI hostage negotiators, an FBI SWAT team, SDPD officers and fire-rescue crews responded to the incident.
Durant will face federal charges.
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LONGMONT, Colo. (AP) — A state district judge struck down Longmont's voter-approved ban on hydraulic fracturing Thursday but stayed her decision while the city considers an appeal.
Judge D.D. Mallard ruled the ban conflicts with state regulations and Colorado's interest in efficiently developing oil and gas deposits.
"While the Court appreciates the Longmont citizens' sincerely-held beliefs about risks to their health and safety, the Court does not find this is sufficient to completely devalue the State's interest," Mallard wrote.
Longmont voters passed an amendment to the city charter in November 2012 that banned hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, which involves blasting underground rock formations with water, sand and chemicals so oil and natural gas can escape. The Colorado Oil and Gas Association, along with the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, sued to overturn the ban.
Mallard noted that the state's interest in developing oil and gas, and Longmont's interest in banning drilling create an "irreconcilable conflict" in which state rules take precedence. She also pointed to a 1992 Colorado Supreme Court ruling that said cities can't entirely ban drilling but can regulate oil and gas development.
Longmont officials said they would issue a statement later Thursday. Calls by The Associated Press seeking comment from Colorado's oil and gas commission were not immediately returned.
Mallard's ruling comes amid two pending drilling-related statewide ballot measures — one that would require oil and gas drilling to be 2,000 feet away from homes and businesses, and another that would create an environmental bill of rights.
The oil and gas industry says those measures would ban drilling, though supporters of the ballot measures disagree. Supporters have until Aug. 4 to gather signatures to put the measures on the November ballot.
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Heart disease is the top killer of women. The majority of women between the ages of 40 and 60 have at least one risk factor for the disease. But many do not realize it. They also don't know about the sometimes subtle signals of a heart attack.
Why the disconnect? In general, heart disease has been perceived as an older person's disease that need not concern women until menopause. For years, women also thought hormone therapy (HT) would protect them from heart trouble. But heart attacks can and do occur at any age. Plus, we now know that HT may actually raise the risk for heart disease.
A common form of heart disease is coronary artery disease, which affects the blood vessels of your heart. Heart disease also includes atherosclerosis, or the thickening and hardening of your arteries, as well as stroke, peripheral vascular disease, and heart failure. The groundwork for heart disease can start in your 20s.
Risk factors for heart disease can be divided into those that suggest a major risk and those that lead to an increased risk. Major risk factors are:
High blood pressure
High blood cholesterol
Chronic kidney disease
Obesity or being overweight
Physical inactivity
Factors that could lead to an increased risk include stress and excessive alcohol consumption. For women, that means more than 1 drink a day.
Starting at age 20, women should know their blood pressure and cholesterol levels and should have this checked at least every 5 years and possibly more often if you have increased risk factors such as family history of heart attacks at a young age (younger than 50 years of age). One red flag is a high level of LDL ("bad") cholesterol, which clogs arteries, and a low level of HDL ("good") cholesterol, which clears arteries.
Knowing your risk factors is vital. The more risk factors you have and the worse they are the greater your risk for heart disease. Once you know your risk factors, you can learn whether you're at high, intermediate, or low risk for heart disease. Then you can set goals and work with your health care provider to reach them.
The following lifestyle changes will put you on the path to a heart-healthy life:
Reach and keep a healthy weight. You'll reduce your blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes risk—3 key risk factors. For apple-shaped women, losing spare-tire fat is vital. Belly fat is linked to higher levels of triglycerides, a blood fat that raises your risk for heart disease.
Trim saturated fat and salt from your menu. When you can, trade butter for canola or olive oil. Swap red meat for seafood, a good source of omega-3 fats that help reduce triglycerides, clotting, and blood pressure.
Move more. Exercising at a moderate to high intensity for at least 30 to 40 minutes, 4 to 5 days a week, can lower your blood pressure. It can also strengthen your heart, decrease stress, and lower weight. Adding weight training or resistance exercises 2 days a week can also increase your metabolism and help maintain a healthy weight.
Quit smoking. Smoking is the most common risk factor for women. It triples your heart attack risk. It may take a few tries to quit. You may need to address your addiction by using a patch or chewing gum. You may also need to change your behavior. For example, try munching on a carrot when cravings strike.
De-stress daily. Visit a friend. Light candles and listen to mood music. Take a yoga class. Putting yourself on your "to do" list and finding ways to defuse stress will help slow your breathing and heart rate, as you lower your blood pressure.
If you have to sit down after light activity such as after you clear the dishes, a heart attack could be in your near future.
Unshakable fatigue and sleeplessness appear to be early warning signs of a woman's heart disease. Other symptoms include:
Shortness of breath (very common in women)
Nausea or heartburn
Uncomfortable chest pressure (instead of chest pain, which is a more typical symptom for men, although it may still occur in women)
Pain that spreads to the shoulders, neck, or arms
If you have these symptoms, especially if they last more than 5 minutes, call 911.
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The Design: I am looking for a logo that may or may not include the company name/website address (Non-ProfitToolbox.com). The logo would be used primarily on the website, on letterhead, business cards, marketing materials, etc. I would like the design to be simple but distinctive - be able to be synonymous with the company name. Reviewing a limited number of stock images available, I like the istockphoto image "workman with hammer and toolbox" (File # 6272068). What I like about the picture is that it is clean, functional, professionally fun but not whimiscal and animated "human" which fits with the social perspective of the business; it is not intimidating and shows we are approachable. However this is after limited review of images. Please feel free to create something new if you are so inspired or build upon this. I want to capture the feeling of the stock image more than I am specifically concerned with building on the image, so please do not limit your designs to this image or to the specific concept of the little man with the toolbox. My purpose in launching this design search is to find the "right" image for my company that conveys our understanding of the softer, human side of non-profit organziations, as well as our clear, simple expertise in business.
Why? I believe that the image you present, often the first impression of your company conveys a great deal about you, your company and your values. I want potential customers to know that I too run a non-profit and see my business as helping social causes, but that through my understanding and expertise in business, I can help them better achieve success in their social goals. Business and non-profit do not always meld well, nor do 'for-profit' business practices always have credibility in the non-profit arena, so I believe setting the tone from the start is vital. The look and feel of the website, starting with the logo, must convey credibility and expertise without being flashy or overly complicated. Think functional and professional, not flashy, though the design should not overly simplistic or plain. The logo will also set the look and feel for the website.
The Company: The Non-Profit Toolbox is new online community for starting and growing a non-profit business, though many of the offered resources can also be applied to the for-profit world. The goal of the Non-Profit Toolbox is to help those who want to help others.
Myself: The Non-Profit Toolbox is my second company, my first company, Kinetic Flow, also works with non-profit agencies, though in a slightly different capacity. I started Kinetic Flow 6 years ago to support agencies supporting people with developmental disabilities. I am looking to make a difference in social goals, I believe this is the next step in doing so, and that a sound image is a vital tool in this effort.
- Image may or may not include the use of the company website: Non-ProfitToolbox.com;
- Design is not limited to particular color schemes, though I believe staying with no more than 3-4 colors is usually best, and I prefer primary colors (though not green, unless you're truly inspired);
- Style should be simple and clean, readable in color and black/white reproduction;
- All aspects of the design should be relevant to the goal, look and feel - nothing too frilly or superfluous
- *The image should convey that we are skilled experts, recognized as leaders in our area. While we are not going for uptight formality, we are going to be recognized as top notch
- Nothing too frilly, no pink, no neon green, no pea green
- *Non-profit businesses have to run lean to be effective, the look should reflect top-notch expertise, but not have a 'brass nameplate' look that also conveys high expense
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Abracadabra! What a magical Week 1.
If a genie had granted someone the perfect opening week to MLS, the results could hardly have been different from everything that happened in the past seven days.
Twenty-seven goals in 10 games. Sparkling debuts from two of the league's new Designated Players. Terrific stadium atmospheres, even in cities where the weather refused to cooperate.
There was also a rising star who won a game with his first career goal, a wide-open, six-goal game in the new Canada derby and a powerful display from the defending champs.
And that's all before we even consider what Charlie Davies did. The magic lamp might have dished up all the other good stuff, but to grant the fans' wildest wishes for Davies, the genie seems to have put in a little overtime. Or he just had a big genie heart.
Anyway, let's blink and take a look back at the historic First Kick 2011.
Washington Monument
In his first competitive match since October 2009—when he survived a car accident that broke the femur, tibia and fibia in his right leg, tore ligaments in his left knee, fractured an eye socket, his nose and left elbow, and left him with head injuries and a lacerated bladder—D.C. United forward Charlie Davies scored not one, but two goals.
He entered the game against Columbus in the 52nd minute, and 10 minutes later, when DC's Chris Pontius drew a penalty, didn't hesitate to say he wanted to take it. He later thanked his teammates for trusting that he would put it away, despite being fresh off the bench in a 1-0 game.
But burying the penalty was nothing compared to his second. In the 77th minute, Davies took advantage of a slip by Crew defender Chad Marshall, weaved into the Columbus box, rounded 'keeper Will Hesmer, and slotted home. It was classic Davies.
"Best night of my career?" Davies said to The Columbus Dispatch afterward. "No. Best night of my life."
Designated Hits
New Designated Players Eric Hassli of Whitecaps FC and Omar Bravo of Sporting Kansas City had nights to remember as well, as each struck two goals in his MLS debut.
Hassli scored the first goal in Vancouver's MLS history, lashing home a volley from close range to set the tone in the Caps' 4-2 demolition of Toronto FC. The big Frenchman added a second in the 72nd minute as the westerners easily took the honors in the league's first Canadian derby.
Bravo skillfully lifted a bouncing ball over Chivas USA 'keeper Zach Thornton to make it 2-0 in first-half stoppage time of Sporting's eventual 3-2 win over the Goats. The former Mexican international scored what would eventually be the match-winner in the 74th minute, and nearly made it a hat-trick three minutes from time, but was denied by an excellent save from Thornton.
Baptism by Fire
While Vancouver hosted rebuilding Toronto in their MLS debut, fellow expansion team the Portland Timbers visited the fully loaded defending champion Colorado Rapids, who unfurled their 2010 MLS Cup banner before the game, then went out and overwhelmed the Northwest newbies with three goals in the first 31 minutes.
Jeff Larentowicz, Omar Cummings and Jamie Smith did the damage. Smith's 31st-minute rocket off the bar has the inside track for goal of the week.
Kenny Cooper earned some consolation for Portland, scoring the Timbers' first MLS goal on an 80th-minute free kick that slithered through traffic and into the bottom corner.
Famous Firsts
There were several other noteworthy firsts this week.
[inline_node:331409]At Red Bull Arena, 18-year-old Juan Agudelo, who already has a goal for the US national team, got his first in MLS play, a goal-of-the week candidate that lifted New York to a 1-0 win over Seattle, sending Sounders FC to an 0-2 start after Tuesday's loss to LA.
New Chicago Fire signing Diego Cháves of Uruguay scored his first MLS goal during the Fire's 1-1 tie with FC Dallas, and his compatriot Gastón Puerari—who saw snow for the first time in his life last month when he signed with Chicago—nearly opened his own MLS account after a gorgeous cutback to free himself in the Dallas box.
But Kevin Hartman denied Puerari with a brilliant save, and the Dallas 'keeper made two others down the stretch to preserve the tie his side, which was playing a man down after Brek Shea's red card in the 55th minute.
Beyond the field, there was an even bigger first in the stands in Dallas. The opening-day sellout was the first ever for FCD at Pizza Hut Park.
Kansas City rookie C.J. Sapong scored his first career goal during Sporting's 3-2 win over Chivas, while Danny Califf and Kyle Beckerman got their first tallies of the 2011 season.
[inline_node:331439]Following a long throw in, Califf poked home the rebound of Sebastien LeToux's shot off the bar to give Philadelphia a 1-0 win over Houston. (Aside: Why doesn't every team have a long thrower? It creates a dangerous set-piece on every throw-in the other team's half. Though, teams that do have it, like the New England Revolution, often seem to rely on it too much.)
Beckerman's goal was the lone strike in RSL's 1-0 win at rainy, windswept Buck Shaw Stadium, where the host Earthquakes created numerous chances but couldn't finish. It was a gritty, impressive result for Salt Lake, just four days after a 2-0 win over Saprissa in their first-leg CONCACAF Champions League semifinal.
West Coast Nor'easter
The bad weather wasn't limited to Northern California. Down south, the conditions were even worse for Sunday night's First Kick curtain closer between the Galaxy and the visiting Revolution. It rained heavily during the entire 90 minutes, leaving standing pools of water on the field by game's end.
But the unrelenting downpour didn't prevent an entertaining affair: After Shalrie Joseph scored an early header for the visitors, LA midfielder Juninho struck a swerving 22-yard rocket past Revs keeper Matt Reis.
It was the second goal of the season for Juninho, who scored the winner in LA's season-opener over Seattle, which was also played in a torrential rain.
The Galaxy had three goals waved off—two of them correctly—and probably deserved more from the match. But they'll take the four points from two games—and hope they never see another drop of rain again.


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Carruths necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 63 diseños de 27 diseñadores freelance.
Convergence Foods
We are a group of high tech and consumer product executives who are looking to change the model of innovation in the food industry. While the established brands continue to develop the 18th flavor of snack chip, the 10th version of BBQ sauce, and the same old product in a different package, we are inventing new foods that cut across categories, that sit in the "white space". Web 2.0 meets CPG!
Our direct customers are the retail class of trade, meaning grocery stores, convenience stores, discount warehouses and a multitude of vertical markets (military for example). Our customers demand we have the expertise, professionalism, consistency and reliability to deliver innovative products 365 days a year.
At the same time, our customers vary widely, from those that set the curve with innovative brands to those that are value based to those that are fast followers.
It is important that our customers understand that we UNDERSTAND thier customers and thier willingness to try new foods. Our approach is based on the fact that consumers are evolutionary, not revolutionary. We don't ask them to try new foods in new ways but foods they have grown up with thier whole lives consumed with a new twist.
Our principal focus is a corporate logo for Convergence Foods versus a logo for specific products. .
We need a logo that messages the concept of "mashing" categories to create new products, i.e., converged products. However, it has to also message the customer expectations shown in the previous section. A few guidelines:
1. No Cartoons - nohting funny about reinventing innovation in the food industry; it is serious business
2. The typeface should be clear, simple and bold. We want something that stands out.
3. Use of carefully chosen graphic to convey the concept of convergence should be considered - but not mandatory
We do not have ANY existing logos to reference, Be creative, just as our cornerstone is to be creative. Please feel free to experiment with colors remembering professionalism is important!
The files we will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo
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July 18, 2005 - SQL Injection v. Input Validation - New Theories
by Jeff Moss
While simple SQL injection techniques lead to some of the most costly attacks today, researchers are hard at work rethinking the primary defense against injection: input validation. Input validation is something that every web application must feature, but quite frankly, it's pretty annoying to implement. Robert Hansen and Merideth Patterson join us today to explain how their academic research might hold the solution to more convenient way to prevent injection attacks. Additionally, Michael Pomraning "crosses the gulf" from academic to practical by teaching us that we must unlearn input validation to fully understand it.
Validating Input with Convenience and Security
by Robert Hansen and posted July 18, 2005
In January 2005 I was having dinner with a computational linguist friend at a Red Lobster. While talking about provably-secure software, I ranted that with software as bad as it is today almost anything would be an improvement. "I mean," I said between bites of crab, "the right thing to do with input validation is so obvious, and nobody's doing it. You could stop most SQL injection just by moving to pushdown automatawhy aren't people doing this?"
Meredith thought about it for a moment and said she hadn't thought of that, and hadn't heard of it before. She suggested there might be a paper in there somewhere, and I brushed it off. "No, no," I said, "for that I'd need to pick some hapless computational linguist's brain, and..."
I went on for another few sentences before I realized I was talking to a computational linguist.
We finished Draft 11 of Guns and Butter: Towards Formal Axioms of Input Validation on February 15. After circulating this within the department, our feedback was strongly positive. Our only problem was that if it got published in an academic journal, nobody in industry would ever read it. This led us to creating a presentation aimed at an industry audience, without theoretical computer science backgrounds. If you know SQL and you aren't scared by regular expressions, listen up.
Unlearning: The First Step Towards Stopping SQL Injection
by Michael Pomraning posted July 18, 2005
Two injection flaws, XSS and SQL Injection, are the low-hanging fruit of the web application orchard. A day or two reviewing vulnerability feeds grimly suggests that developers are still just realizing what this class of attack means, and that the attackers are, as usual, two steps ahead.
By and large, we view these weaknesses as "input validation errors." That kind of language has a distinguished academic history dating back as far as the early Nineties -- perhaps even earlier, though our records of those ancient times are fragmentary. I'd happily blather about the merits of those vulnerability taxonomies for hours, but that won't cross the gulf between the academic and the practical.
So, let's unlearn what we have learned, at least briefly. We'll be able to avoid reinventing the input validation wheel, particularly that unending stream of broken or incomplete s/// perl-style substitution regexes. (I still see industry experts going so far as to label this a "best practice".) If thinking about "input validation" hasn't helped the typical developer, perhaps overtly ignoring it will.
I'll give a quick illustration of XSS and SQL Injection attacks portrayed as input validation flaws, and their proposed remediation, drawing from thoroughly unsurprising public mailing lists. I'll then hypnotize the audience, exploiting this suggestible state to implant general techniques and language-specific examples of injection flaw prevention.
Hardware Guys
We've seen a new breed of hackers thrive using a soldering iron with their shell code. Companies need to rethink how they build and secure their products because hackers like me like to take new things apart and see how they work. Joe Grand's dissection of hardware and the industry surrounding it consequences to blind trust. Darrin Barrall and David Dewey prove it by showing us how a USB-stick mod can root your box... read more
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DOVER — Dozens of toys accumulated in the back of a red Chevrolet pick-up truck Thursday evening as Dover Chevrolet invited guests of their grand opening to also donate to the Dover Fire Department's toy bank.
"It's a great way to kick off our renovations," Brian Richardson, general manager of Dover Chevrolet, said.
A festive atmosphere filled the showroom floor with music, food, celebration, charity, goodies for local youth began to fill the vehicles sitting under the bright dealership lights.
Sitting in the bed of a Z71 4x4 were Nerf guns, a toy tool caddie workbench, the board game "Operation," various Sesame Street characters, a soccer ball, and a few Barbie dolls all ready to be wrapped by the helping hands of the fire department.
The Dover Point Road store recently completed renovations to meet GM's modern image and combined the open house event with the toy bank, drawing members of the Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and others through the doors.
For the last two years, the store has worked with Seacoast firefighters helping them collect donations for area children ages infant to 14.
"They're great partners in the community," Bill Ebben, spokesman for the dealership, said. Dover Chevrolet and Dover Honda are both a part of Dover Autoworld. Interim president and CEO of International Cars, owner of Dover Autoworld, was also present for the event.
Jennifer Meyers, Dover firefighter, has coordinated toy bank efforts for the past two years. She said to date, just under 1,000 toys have been collected during two recent events, but there's a long way to go to ensure every child in need.
Last year, she said there were over 900 children who received toys and some winter clothing items courtesy of the toy bank and donations.
Each child, Meyers said, receives three toys, a stuffed animal and hats, mittens and gloves as available as part of the fire departments outreach with the toy bank.
On Tuesday, firefighters met at First Parish Church with Cub Scout pack 173 to pick up all the toys they had collected for the toy bank.
Meyers said there were over 100 children there and over 100 toys were donated.
A joint effort between Dover, Rochester and Somersworth fire departments was held at Uno's Chicago Grill Nov. 23 to receive donations to their toy banks.
Music for the event at Dover Chevrolet was provided by students of the Cocheco Arts and Technology Center.
A representative from the dealership said the company, in business since 1971, feels very strongly about community participation with a sense of volunteerism and reaching out to residents.
"It's part of Dover Chevrolet's DNA that we do good things for the community and working with the fire department is a natural fit," he said.
Independent senior living community, Maple Suites will host a toy bank drive for the fire department during their "12 days of Christmas" in December and on Dec. 15 and 16, another drive will be held at the Dover Children's Museum.
Banking on donations: Dover Fire Department fills truck with toys
DOVER — Dozens of toys accumulated in the back of a red Chevrolet pick-up truck Thursday evening as Dover Chevrolet invited guests of their grand opening to also donate to the Dover Fire Department's toy bank.


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Unless you're a rookie cop on his first day on the job, a woman in a comically inappropriate cocktail dress or an ex con with nothing to lose, chances are you're going to die in Resident Evil. Horribly. Want to know about every significant death in the Resi series? You've come to the right place. The following list of big, fat death reveals how each character met their maker, whether it was by zombie, tyrant or erm… feral crow.
Edward Dewey
Who? STARS Bravo team's co-pilot
Cause of death: Killed by Cerberus dogs at the start of the game. Bad dog! Where's a rolled up newspaper when you need one?
James Marcus
Who? One of the original founding members of Umbrella, he was one of the key people involved in developing the T-virus.
Cause of death: After morphing into a hideous T-virus-infected abomination he makes Billy Coen's day by eating the fatal lead from his magnum.
Enrico Marini
Who? Leader of STARS Bravo team.
Cause of death: About to tell Chris Redfield that Albert Wesker is a traitor, the shades-wearing baddie shoots Enrico from the shadows to prevent him from spilling the secret.
Forest Speyer
Who? Bravo team's crack shot.
Cause of death: Wins the award for the most humiliating Resi death. He's killed by a murder of crows. How apt.
Kenneth Sullivan
Who? Bravo's team biologist.
Cause of death: Has the proud distinction of being the first person in the series to be nibbled to death by a zombie
Kevin Dooley
Who? Pilot for STARS Bravo team
Cause of death: Unknown. What a tease
Joseph Frost
Who? STARS Alpha team's vehicle expert.
Cause of death: Another poor soul who falls victim to Cerberus dogs. The next pooch we see is getting a one way trip to the vet
Richard Aiken
Who? Another member of STARS Alpha team, he's an expert in communications and being eaten.
Cause of death: Depending on your choices, he's either eaten by Yawn, a giant snake or scoffed by Neptune, an equally giant shark.
Annette Birkin
Who? Scientist and wife of William Birkin, the creator of the G-Virus.
Cause of death: Love. Or, more accurately, being brutally murdered by her hubby after he turned into a tyrant
Ben Bertolucci
Who? A freelance journalist who does his best to rake up dirt on the corrupt Chief Irons. He provides Leon S. Kennedy with information during the Raccoon City incident.
Cause of death: Locks himself in a police cell for safety, only to be found and killed by the infected William Birkin
Brian Irons
Who? Raccoon City's Chief of Police who is mired in corruption and sexual assault allegations.
Cause of death: Killed when William Birkin shoots a G-virus embryo straight down his throat, which later tears him apart. Strange, considering Capcom gave Irons a mouth that was permanently closed
Robert Kendo
Who? A close friend of the don of dire dialogue Barry Burton, Kendo owns a gun store in Raccoon City.
Cause of death: Eaten by a group of zombies who break into his shop. Do these undead folk have no respect for the concept of private property
William Birkin
Who? The brilliant scientist who created the G-virus, an offshoot of the original T-virus.
Cause of death: Turns into a tyrant after injecting himself with the G-virus. The 'G' monster continually morphs throughout Resi 2, the final iteration dieing in a train explosion.


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Looking for parents of Pheobe Hannah CURWEN
I am trying to find out the names of Pheobe Hannah CURWEN's parents who was born in Prestwich Lancashire in 1884. We had always been told that she came from Blackpool Lancashire, but that was all we knew. Pheobe Hannah Curwen married Edward Ernest Storey ( or Ernest Edward Storey)in 1905 and they emmigrated to Australia in 1928.If anyone knows the names of her parents or siblings please let me know.
Colin Alexamder Bailey WYATT married Lily Ann STOREY in 1928.
Colin Alexander Bailey WYATT married Lily Ann STOREY in 1928 atIpswich Qld Australia. Lily Ann STOREY was born in Blackpool England but I am not sure what year or when she came out to Australia. They had 1 son in 1929 named Colin Ernest Edward WYATT. This is my father. Lily Ann had several sisters and brothers. Some names I remember are Pheobe STOREY, Mary STOREY, Alice STOREY,Edie STOREY(married Jack SHILLITO)Queenie STOREY(married THORN orTHORNE) Ernie(or Ernest) STOREY,George STOREY.I would appreciate any information anyone might have on any of these names or other siblings I may have forgotten.
Looking for WYATT of Ipswich, Queensland
I have just recently started to research my family tree. I never knew my grandfather on my father's side so I thought that would be a great place to start. Since looking I have discovered my grandfather's parents and siblings names; and his father's parents and siblings names. However, I have not been able to find out when and where he died, or any other information about his life after he and his wife divorced.
So here are the names I have learned so far:
Archibald WYATT maried Clara Jane BRADFIELD and had 11 children..
Henry Archibald WYATT
William Henry Crew WYATT
John Edward Bradfield WYATT
James Austin Bradfield WYATT
Percy Harry Adams WYATT
Marie Dinah Irene WYATT
Mia Beatrice Helene WYATT
Georgina Susan Valmai WYATT
Colin Alexander Bailey WYATT (My grandfather)
Neville St George Shepherd WYATT
Stella Katherine Mary Gladys WYATT
Archibald's parents were:
Henry WYATT married Dinah MOUCHER and had 12 children..
Archibald WYATT
Arthur WYATT
Emma WYATT
Sarah WYATT
Harry? WYATT
Edith Louisa WYATT
Harry? WYATT (2 different birthdates same parents)
Sydney WYATT
Fred WYATT
Cecil Fred WYATT
Herbert WYATT
Eber WYATT
If anyone has any information on any descendents or ancestors of the above names, or has any on Colin Alexander Bailey WYATT (time and place of death etc) please let me know.
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