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Man Sets Toilet on Fire in the Name of Religion
We have all had semi-religious experiences in the bathroom that could have benefited from the lighting of a match. However, a Kentucky man might have taken that concept a little too far over the weekend, when he set an entire toilet on fire in the name of religion.
Louisville Police say that 36-year-old James Crittenden strolled into the Speedway gas station to use the bathroom and instead of just hanging a duke wreath like a regular person, he unleashed the fury of a wild eyed voodoo pyromaniac and set the toilet on fire.
Frightened by the possibility of the whole gas station going up in flames, store employees faced off with the man who allegedly told them that his flaming crap house routine was for "religious reasons" before dashing out into the night.
When the cops finally showed up, they found the toilet terrorist holding a lighter at a nearby Kroger Food Center where he was screaming at the top of his lungs and "causing alarm" to the public, according to the arrest report.
Police say not only did Crittenden threaten the officers when they tried to arrest him, but he also had bloodshot eyes and reeked of booze. That's funny, a couple of us arrived to work this morning in a similar condition and so far the bathroom is in tact.
Crittenden was taken to the Louisville Metro Corrections Center where he was charged with arson, alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct and terroristic threatening.
Unfortunately, this was not Crittenden's first offense. Last month, police arrested him for huffing cans of Reddi-Wip in the aisles of a Louisville supermarket.


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Toronto, Canada - The end of September in Canada usually means sharpening the hockey skates and battening down the hatches for a long winter, but for one more day the city of Mississauga and the Audi Melges 20 fleet were greeted with warm southerly winds which allowed for four stellar races. Once again, the Port Credit RC team did an awesome job of starting on time and banging off four high quality races worthy of a World Championship event.
Like most freshwater venues, when the wind kicks up so does the sea state and being close to the shoreline, the waves were not just tall and imposing, they had the ability to loosen molars going upwind. Downwind allowed for some awesome surfing conditions and teams who could figure out how to keep their boat on a plane did well on Day Two.
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|View Poll Results: Pick ONE favourite Heroine, and ONE favourite Story Arc (rank the rest in your post)
|Heroine: Haruka
|Heroine: Kaoru
|Heroine: Sae
|Heroine: Ai
|Heroine: Rihoko
|Heroine: Tsukasa
|Story Arc: Haruka
|Story Arc: Kaoru
|Story Arc: Sae
|Story Arc: Ai
|Story Arc: Rihoko
|Story Arc: Tsukasa
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|2010-12-17, 15:02
|Link #21
I'll end it before April.
Join Date: Jul 2008
Ok here is my top :
1. Tsukasa/Kaoru
2. Ai
3. Haruka
4. Sae
5. Rihoko
Arc :
1. Tsukasa
2. Kaoru
3. Haruka/Ai
4. Rihoko
5. Sae
I can't choose between Tsukasa and Kaoru. Tsukusa is the most intresting one but Kaoru has sexy hair and a great personnality. Ai is a close second. I love her personnality and her design....Ok the truth is I like them all and it's really hard to choose between them ....
|2010-12-17, 17:01
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Favorite heroines and arcs:
2. Ai
3. Sae
4. Rihoko
5. Haruka
6. Kaoru
Tsukasa is my waifu, I just loved her from the very beginning and just I love everything about. I loved her just a bit more than Ai, but I also loved Ai.
Even though fanservice was like a big part of her arc, I loved Sae. I just loved her shy personality and her chemistry with Junichi was just really good. I really like her.
Haruka has annoyed me lately because she has to steal the spotlight in every episode when her arc has been far over, which I don't like. She's too eccentric for me, and her arc wasn't as good for me as other people apparently, especially since I found no chemistry between her and Junichi whatsoever. I think she's the prettiest Amagami heroine.
Kaoru was boring for me, both in terms of arc and heroine. I wasn't one for her sexhair, she's alright. Her arc was the least interesting for me. I don't dislike her, but I don't really like her.
As for Rihoko, I think her arc was meant to be realistic. She was such an enjoyable heroine, I love her personality and looks, just her arc was really badly paced, and too much Miya for me, even if there wasn't that much. Her arc consisted of her going on a diet she never went on, but I loved her personality and her as a character.
|2010-12-17, 20:08
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My Lovely Bunny Chie
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Philippines
Age: 30
Damn I clicked the wrong arc in the poll. Anyways, here are my top.
1. Ayatsuji Tsukasa -- I was already ranking her in Top 3 in early parts (Haruka arc and Kaoru's), and she didn't disappoint me when her arc came. She is very much fun and I was right that there is a mysterious part of her when she was introduced in episode one. All her personalities, all her hair change and all her combos, I'm completely fallen in love with her.
2. Tanamichi Kaoru -- All her biting, her crazy sex hair, her wrestling and a TRUE ANEKI. But it's really about her maid outfit that makes her more sexy. (TRUE ANEKI, to me it means, opposite of TRUE BRO -- Umehara).
3. Nanasaki Ai -- She's a lovely girl, very much the cold- look makes it more great. And swimsuit is a win. And she's a true family girl, spending Christmas with them and taking care of her brother.
4. Morishima Haruka -- the fan-service girl. And her attitude where she's an easy-going and fun girl. And maybe in real life, a very attractive. I think she's very kinky too.
5. Nakata Sae -- she's a good girl. But the problem is, she's too shy and too submissive.
6. Sakurai Rihoko -- She's okay. She's a childhood friend, and good personality, but if she doesn't cut down in her food, we will never see an alternative arc about her ever. ~jokes.
1. Tsukasa -- well, best story, best character development, best romance. I don't need to say anymore.
2. Morishima Haruka -- I actually think Junichi's character influenced me to like this arc. His sexual fetishes, and Haruka's easy-going attitude makes it a very fun and enjoyable. And it has Hibiki.
3.Nanasaki Ai -- Her problems in swimming, more Hibiki, and fan-service.
4. Tanamichi Kaoru -- Her arc should be about her progress to Junichi, and the mother betrayal thing is not necessary I think. Though the stomach kissing is still in my mind.
5.Nakata Sae -- I actually think the whole "Kyoukan" thing is stupid. Though, there's more Miya and Miya and Miya.
6.Sakurai Rihoko -- boring and didn't live up to my expectations. Not only that she gets friendzoned. Where's the waking you up bed scene? And why does Rihoko gets fat every damn episode?
Want to clear that, I wrong- clicked my choice in favorite arc. MY CHOICE SHOULD BE TSUKASA.
|2010-12-18, 00:08
|Link #27
Yuri µ'serator
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: FL, USA
Age: 31
1. Tsukasa
2. Haruka
2. Sae
4. Ai
5. Rihoko
6. Kaoru
1. Tsukasa
2. Sae
3. Haruka
4. Ai
5. Kaoru
6. Rihoko
I'll edit in reasons/thoughts and such later when I am not lazy .
|2010-12-18, 01:54
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"Show it to me"
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: In solitude, where we are least alone
If you gonna make me rank them:
1.) Haruka - I always love her child-like personality. It's really charming and adorable on her and it's really hard not to like her. Oh and she's pretty hot too.
2.) Tsukasa - A bit bipolar personality and determination. How can you balance them both and yet still look good?
3.) Rihoko - Yeah, I never expect this one too but she grew on me. Aside for her weight consciousness, I think she looks really adorable and her personality might not be as childish as Haruka's, well it still looks pretty cute.
4.) Kaoru - Tough, a bit tomboy-ish, and caring. Oh, and she can also show her girly side too .
5.) Sae - Cute, soft spoken, has big breasts and I don't know what to say.
6.) Ai - No comment unfortunately. She never grew on me
1.) Haruka and Tsukasa - Why tie for the first place? Because you actually get to see what happen in the future and for me, I like seeing how they got married or have a kid. Story development is great too. I like how it started from zero to something with hearts .
3.) Kaoru - What I really like about the ARC is how Kaoru start to realize her feelings to Junichi rather than just being only a friend.
4.) Rihoko - The whole childhood thing and furthering the development is good. This is probably the only ARC I've seen the main heroine is getting helped from different people (yeah Haruka has one too but it's not really emphasize too much).
5.) Sae - Not much to say except that it's an innocent love story ARC.
6.) Ai - I'm a little disappointed on this one. Somehow it didn't made a big impact to me
|2010-12-18, 05:57
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: The computer :p
Eh, guess i'll throw my 2 cents in
1: Rihoko (cute, simple, lovable and just so dang adorable! Absolutely took me away! *mostly because of the end of the "I was devoured" manga)
2: Haruka (I'd REALLY enjoy role-playing with her throughout the day. She'd make life fun! and the fact that she's hott adds on to her!)
3:Kaoru (sure, she was a lil weird, but at the end of her arc she turned out pretty dang awesome. She's playful and can get annoying *in a good way, if there is a good way*)
4: Sae (I'm not really the type to pick the SUPER quiet and SUPER shy one. However, when she gets to know you enough, she acts like herself. and "herself" is pretty dang cute! Plus *as mentioned above* big breasts are never a bad thing! lol)
5: Ai: (Not really up for the athletic girls either. However, she was cute. I did like how she said things how they were. In all honesty, at first glance, i thought she was going to be the "emo" of the group hahaha. But she turned out good, i liked her ending in the anime, that was really cute.)
6: Tsukasa (ugh...i hate the fact that i have to even put her in my list. . .all i can say about her, is i absolutely 100% hated her. . .there wasn't one thing i liked about her. . *but thats just me and my opinions so please dont yell at me lol* yup...everything was terrible with her for me. . .(someone told me that she's the exact opposite from Rihoko, and i believe it) and that's why she's last, and Rihoko's first )
If there's anything this list can say about me, it's that I love a playful girl. Playful, cute/adorable, *and best about Rihoko* simple.
|2010-12-18, 12:50
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: FL, USA
Age: 31
|2010-12-18, 13:28
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I personally don't understand how Kaoru or Rihoko in terms of arc have more votes than Sae's. Sae's arc was so much more fun than Haruka's imo which was just a bunch of random things put together, it was really nice seeing her grow from her hopeless shy self to a slightly more outgoing girl, and her chemistry with Junichi was spot on and moments like the contest and amusement park were sweet and enjoyable. People waaay exaggerate the amount of fanservice her arc has imo, because those sweet and fun moments and the concept of her arc far outgrow the fanservice her arc has. I'm sure people would be fine if Haruka's arc had the same amount of fanservice or more, but noo. Sae remains my third favorite, just a bit below Ai. Sae may be the less unique of the Amagami heroines, but she is an enjoyable character nontheless and she doesn't need to be too out there to be a good character. In fact, her shyness is what makes her unique among the cast, because all the heroines in this series are pretty much outgoing or at least don't have social awkwardness like Sae.
Fanservice or not, I enjoyed her arc and her as an individual heroine, but a lot of people seem to dislike her and even hate her. D; I think her arc was definitely the sweetest.
|2010-12-18, 15:40
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Your wife is hot...
Join Date: May 2008
Location: At your house fixing A/C
1. Haruka - best look and personality, steal every single scene even if they are not of her own arc
2. Kaoru - feels very natural and orginic
3. everyone else
1. Haruka - hands down, the only behind the knee kiss, the only blue eyes, the only one who make Miya jealous, the only for junichi to confess twice and work hard for, not to mention a very unique 10 years after
2. Kaoru - the best story development and feels very real to me, got a belly botton kiss but the ending is kind of a let down
3. Tsukasa - she got a family 10 years after, which is always heart warming to me
4. everyone else
|2010-12-18, 17:46
|Link #37
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About half of the jurors said they knew some aspects of the case from the extensive publicity surrounding it.
A cable program called "In Session" plans to provide coverage of the trial.
Many juror candidates testified that they were exposed to news reports about the case, but knew little more than basic facts and circumstances.
Three members of the potential jury pool work for a Tampa television station, including a reporter and producer who have covered the criminal case against Moore.
Jurors who thought the two-week trial was too long and would upset their lives also were questioned further to see if they should be excused.
There were about 40 jurors who said the trial's length would be a hardship.
Many testified that serving as a juror on the long trial would be financially difficult. Some said they have nonrefundable trips that are approaching. Others described being responsible for the care of elderly or young relatives.
By the end of the day, lawyers rejected 18 of the 100 potential jurors, including the three television employees.
The rest of the jury pool will return this morning so questioning can continue.
Moore, 40, of Lakeland, is charged with first-degree murder. If convicted as charged, she faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
Prosecutors have not extended any plea deal offers to Moore.
Shakespeare won a $17 million lump-sum lottery payment in 2006. He was last seen alive in April 2009.
Moore is accused of befriending Shakespeare to steal his remaining wealth and then killing him.
Shakespeare's corpse was found Jan. 28, 2010, buried underneath a concrete slab behind a Plant City home. He had been shot twice in the chest.
Jury selection starts in lottery slaying trial
TAMPA - Lawyers spent Monday looking for jurors to serve in the murder trial of Dorice "DeeDee" Moore, who is accused of killing Lakeland lottery winner Abraham Shakespeare.


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CURRENT AFFAIRS: Children On The Frontline, 10pm, C4
The children of Syria are often the forgotten victims in the civil war. More than 11,000 have been killed and more than a million are refugees.
In Syria's largest city, Aleppo, schools have shut, food is in serious shortage and there is the constant threat of shelling, sniper fire and kidnap.
This Dispatches film tells the story of five youngsters whose lives have been changed for ever by the war: Helen, Farah and Sara and their brother Mohammed, whose father is a rebel commander, and Aboude, a singer and poster boy for the uprising.


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Dr. Edythe Abdullah, Mr. Justin Damiano, Mr. Steve Halverson, Ms. Wanyonyi Kendrick, Ms. Carol Thompson, Mr. Kevin Twomey
Minutes for the May 18, 2006 meeting were approved.
There were no comments from the public.
Vice President Shuman stated that every five years the BOG determined what each institution's space needs would be, based on enrollment growth. In determining that UNF needed additional space, the BOG's staff requested a resubmission of the Educational Plant Survey, reflecting additional space that would be gained from the purchase of the AOL building.
Vice President Shuman stated that this purchase was an exciting opportunity. The BOG made a recommendation for $16 million to go toward the purchase of the AOL building, with the remainder being redirected from money approved for purchase of the Technology Park.
Vice President Shuman stated that in order to get this purchase on the PECO list, amendments were required to the master plan and the Educational Plant Survey.
Committee Chair Twomey asked for clarification on the process to submit this request to the BOG. Vice President Shuman stated that upon approval from the full Board, the proposal would be submitted to the BOG and they would move it forward.
President Delaney stated that the BOG had issued a green light and this proposal was moving forward.
Committee Chair Twomey asked for a motion to approve the revised Educational Plant Survey. The motion was offered, seconded and approved unanimously.
Dr. Marty Khan began his discussion with an explanation of the items in the proposed audit plan, stating that this was a realistic plan in terms of resources available and that it would address the high-risk items identified in the risk assessment.
Committee Chair Twomey asked for an explanation regarding the methodology used to prepare the plan. Dr. Khan stated that he sent out questionnaires to key officers, seeking their views on high-risk items. He noted that, in an attempt to eliminate redundancy, consideration was also given to the previous year's plan, as well as the Auditor General's previous and current audits.
Dr. Khan continued his discussion on the proposed audit, providing background information for each item. He stated that audit objectives listed were tentative and would be refined using audit resources.
Trustee Kendrick asked for clarification on tracking time for audits. Dr. Khan stated that he did track them and was very cognizant of the required hours, tracking all available time on a daily basis.
Trustee Kendrick suggested that updates be provided to the committee on work completed, including hours expended. Dr. Khan agreed to provide that information in future meetings.
Dr. Khan spoke about the Courtelis Funds Usage (item 4), stating that he planed to review the criteria established for these funds. Trustee Thompson asked for clarification on the hours used for this item – were they excessive. President Delaney stated that there were several projects involved in the Courtelis Funds program and indicated that the hours were reasonable.
Trustee Abdullah asked for clarification regarding the purchasing card audit (item 6). Dr. Khan stated that he planned limited testing on this item because of previous work by the Auditor General – he did not want to duplicate efforts. Vice President Shuman stated that Dr. Khan planned to make sure reconciliations were performed appropriately by UNF personnel.
Trustee Abdullah asked for further information on travel audits. Dr. Khan stated that management had oversight regarding travel audits; therefore, he felt there were sufficient controls in place.
Trustee Thompson asked for clarification on hours listed for the Enterprise Risk Management (item 8). Dr. Khan stated that the number of hours was based on current knowledge and would be adjusted after preliminary assessments.
Trustee Halverson stated that the audit plan looked good and represented a good use of the audit resources. Chair Taylor stated that he did not want to question the number of hours assigned as this would represent too much involvement in the management of the office.
Committee Chair Twomey asked for a motion to approve the audit plan for the 2006-2007 fiscal year. The motion was offered, seconded and approved unanimously.
Dr. Marty Khan stated that this follow-up started one year ago and was an ongoing process.
Trustee Twomey asked for clarification regarding purchasing cards – does the Office of Internal Auditing review points from the Auditor General's report. Dr. Khan stated that he had already reviewed that report and followed up.
This item was presented for review only. No further action was required.
Vice President Shuman referred the committee to the meeting materials. She presented highlights of this audit, stating that there were no management comments and no adjustments or comments at the TSI Foundation Board meeting.
Vice President Shuman updated the committee on the Institute of Police Technology and Management (IPTM), stating that this entity was now fully University operated under the direction of Mr. Leonard Jacob and was doing very well. She reminded the committee that Trustee Kendrick was on the IPTM Board.
This item was presented for review and oversight only. No further action was required.
Vice President Shuman referenced the meeting materials, stating that the endowments for the year ending June 30, 2006 were $76 million, compared to $63 million from one year ago – this was a record increase.
Vice President Shuman presented highlights of the audit, stating that there were no comments from the auditors.
Vice President Shuman stated that this corporation had applied for 501(c)(3) status and the application was pending. The process was taking slightly longer than indicated but a response was expected within four months.
Vice President Shuman highlighted the audit, speaking about the cash flow or lack thereof. She stated that since this was a new entity, there weren't a lot of dollars flowing through it yet; however, progress was being made on this new corporation.
Trustee Twomey suggested that the committee receive an update on this corporation in a future meeting.
Vice President Shuman reminded the committee that the Board of Trustees delegated the authority for accounts receivable write-offs under $10,000 to the President of the University at their January 26, 2006 meeting. This authority provided that the University would provide quarterly reports to this committee for review and oversight.
Vice President Shuman stated that the total amount of write-offs was $230,302.60 – none of the individual accounts surpassed the $10,000 limit. (A list was included in the meeting materials defining each type of account.) She included that last year's total amount was about $296,000.
Vice President Shuman stated that this report contained comparatives from last year. She provided an overview of the report, including that investments were indicative of the market and cash balances were higher in 2006 than in 2005.
Vice President Shuman discussed the auxiliary budget, stating that there were four major projects under preparation and once these projects were started, reserves would be reduced.
Vice President Stone stated that overall, there was very little litigation and existing claims were being managed well. She asked Mr. Chris Wrenn to provide an update on the litigation involving the Science and Engineering Building, the only pending litigation with significance.
Mr. Wrenn provided a summary of this litigation, stating that there were two areas of particular concern in the Science and Engineering Building – the HVAC and the building envelope. The engineering estimate to repair these areas of concern was about $3 million.
Mr. Wrenn discussed the legal process, including that in December 2005, UNF initiated a lawsuit against Granger, the general contractor, and USF&G, the bonding company. The case is moving from the initial pleading stage into the discovery stage. There have been continued efforts to address problems with the building and those repairs have been coordinated through Physical Facilities, Facilities Planning and the architect of record in consultation with outside counsel. This case was initiated by UNF in order to insure compliance limitations period of the surety bond.
Trustee Halverson asked if these problems had been evaluated by a professional design firm. Mr. Wrenn stated that an engineer had been retained and had undertaken an investigation. President Delaney stated that the functionality of the building was good. Trustee Halverson questioned the air quality, and Mr. Wrenn responded that water intrusion into the building was being very carefully monitored by Physical Facilities to avoid secondary problems from arising in the building.
This item was presented for review only. No further action was required.
Chair Twomey adjourned the meeting.
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In a shock to the Roman Catholic world, Pope Benedict XVI announced that he plans on resigning on February 28 after less than eight years in office. His Holiness is citing the fact that, to put it bluntly, he's just too old to carry out his papal duties anymore as the reason for his resignation. According to a Vatican spokesman, Rev. Federico Lombardi, a successor could be elected by Easter, March 31. But, he clarified that that timeline is "not an announcement, [but] a hypothesis."
The Catholic church faced many scandals during Pope Benedict's conservative papacy, forcing many to question him, as well as the church in general, but, regardless of what one's thoughts are on the job he did while serving, it's hard to deny that his resignation speech wasn't both profound and humble. Pope Benedict said:
"In today's world, subject to so many rapid changes and shaken by questions of deep relevance for the life of faith, in order to govern the bark of St. Peter and proclaim the gospel, both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me. For this reason, and well aware of the seriousness of this act, with full freedom, I declare that I renounce the ministry of Bishop of Rome, Successor of St. Peter."
Personally, I think it's admirable for the Pope, who turns 86 in April, to break tradition and resign. Rarely do we see leaders -- of any office -- step down due to getting older. In fact, this is the first time a pope has voluntarily stepped down in over 600 years. Typically, they, like his predecessor Pope John Paul II, die while in office. It takes a certain kind of person to swallow their pride and admit to themselves that they can no longer perform the tasks expected of them. As opposed to staying in office until his last breath, he's exiting gracefully.
Of course, he's also left the world wondering -- and worrying -- who will take his place. With the pressure of having to choose someone so quickly, will it be the right choice? Choosing a pope isn't something that's done willy-nilly. USA Today published a list of possible successors to Pope Benedict, as speculated by "Vatican experts", and my money's on one of the men listed. I think, typically, there's a general sense of who may fill the shoes and who's out of the question.
So, looks like come Easter (give or take), we'll have a new person in the highest position in the Catholic Church. It's obviously not going to please everyone, and I'm sure it'll stir some controversy, but I don't think I'm alone when I say: A change might be in order after all.
What do you think of Pope Benedict's resignation?
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Publisher: APCNews JOHANNESBURG, 06 February 2014
From 10-11 February, APC will host the event Internet intermediary liability – Towards evidence-based policy and regulatory reform to ensure free expression and access to information on the internet in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Internet activists, academics, and representatives from governments, business, and the technical community will discuss questions such as:
What are current trends in internet intermediary liability in Africa?
What does "Internet intermediary liability" mean to legal practitioners, activists, civil society organisations, women's rights defenders, educators, artists and other content creators?
What are the human rights implications of intermediary liability, especially in relation to freedom of expression, freedom of information, freedom of association and violence against women?
About intermediary liabilty
Holding internet intermediaries liable is an increasing global trend that transfers the responsibilities of law enforcement, as well as of copyright enforcement, to internet service providers (ISP), both large and small. Internet intermediaries are therefore increasingly used to police and enforce the law on the internet and even to mete out punishments ranging from content control to user behavior.
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Have you always wanted to go fishing but don't know how? Then join us this summer for the Learn to Fish program at Heart Lake Conservation Area. This is a great opportunity to learn everything you need to know to have a safe and fun fishing experience. Over a two hour session you will learn about fishing in Ontario and you might even catch one yourself! The program will help you get started; whether you want to take up a new hobby or help your children or grandchildren catch their first fish, you can make new memories and enjoy nature. Equipment is provided, and the cost is free to participate in the program. *Fees to enter the conservation area apply (children 14 and under are free; 15+ is $6.50)
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DALLAS — Dirk Nowitzki didn't deliver the news hopeful Dallas Mavericks fans wanted Tuesday as the star forward said he is still three to four weeks away from making his season debut.
With a return targeted for mid-December, the arthroscopic surgery Nowitzki had to clean out his bothersome right knee on Oct. 19 could cost the 11-time All-Star another 10-13 games. Dallas, which is breaking in nine new players, is 2-5 in its last seven games and 6-6 overall. The Mavs face dropping below .500 for the first time this season against the New York Knicks at home on Wednesday, followed by the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday.
"Unfortunately, I tried, but I couldn't cut the time down," Nowitzki said of his recovery process. "We just started doing a little cardio in the pool and riding the bike a little (Monday) and riding the elliptical for the first time in a long time. So, saying all that, I think I'm still about two weeks out before even getting on the court and start working out, start running, start shooting. By that point, I'm assuming I need a good week or two to get in halfway decent playing shape running and shooting and doing all sorts of stuff."
The original prognosis from doctors was a six-week recovery period before Nowitzki could begin on-court basketball work. Incredibly durable during his previous 14 seasons and a famously quick healer when he was injured, Nowitzki believed he'd be able to knock off a week or two.
"From the beginning, the goal is that the swelling has to be gone 100 percent and the strength has to be back 100 percent," Nowitzki said. "And once that goal is reached, then I can obviously think about playing again. But I think we're still far away from that.
"I was obviously hoping to cut that time a lot shorter. It's been a frustrating time for me, especially watching and nothing I can really do. So there's been some hard days, some frustrating days. But I think now it's gotten better this last week or so and now I guess I'm seeing the end of the tunnel. But there were some frustrating times at the beginning."
Nowitzki, 34, said he's disappointed that his recovery will take the full six weeks, but after some initial defiance he has come to grips with the reality of the surgery. He said he won't rush a comeback and risk a setback regardless of how the Mavs' season turns over the next couple weeks.
He missed a career-high nine games two seasons ago with a sprained right knee, the first time he injured the now-surgically repaired knee. That season, the 2010-11 championship campaign, Nowitzki returned too quickly with the Mavs flailing at 2-7 in his absence. He experienced setbacks before returning to full strength, an experience he said he will not duplicate this time.
"I'm hoping maybe after these two years [left on his contract] to play a couple more years. so it would be the wrong thing now to push it and come back too early and maybe make something worse for the long term," Nowitzki said. "So it's been learning to be patient the last couple weeks. It's not my favorite thing to do, but I just got to hang in there and stay positive and try to help the team wherever I can off the floor and talk to them in timeouts and try to help wherever I can."
In the mean time, the struggling Mavs will have to figure out how to fix rebounding and turnover issues if they hope to get back over .500 and stay there until Nowitzki returns some time next month.
Dallas ranks 26th in rebound differential, getting outrebounded by more than four a game. In Monday's loss, Golden State had a 19-rebound edge and 19-7 on the offensive boards, allowing the Warriors to escape with a win despite shooting just 40.7 percent.
"I like the guys we have," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said. "And I have a strong belief that we can do a lot better than we're doing right now."


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I was just looking at, a person that gave me Ap's
I just thought it would be a good feature, to be able to click on the person that, Gave you the Ap's and View there Profile.
Basically to sum up what I am trying to say, "You should be able to, Have a profile link in the AP center for all of the people that gave you Ap's", The easiest way to do this, is to make it, attached to there name on the. Ap signment.


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RobertV. wrote:Hi all,
My Nokia N810 died... probably because I didn't use it for a month.
I tried charging the battery external, which worked, but now I can only get the N810 to start up when I keep the power button pressed. I can use my 810, but as soon as I release the powerbutton it shutsdown.
So... what can I use now to control my Panogear?
RobertV. wrote:Hi Mediavets.
No, it does not work from just the charger, or both the battery and the charger.
My battery delivers power certainly, because it starts all the way to the mainscreen as long as I keep the powerbutton pressed.
RobertV. wrote:I can do everything. It really all works.
But one has to release the button at some point
RobertV. wrote:Ok, well do I remember correctly that for flashing, I need to hold the Minus button (volume -) and the powerbutton?
RobertV. wrote:It fails to go into boot mode.
Guess it's back to the notebook
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Hi there. Perhaps one of your maps has appeared on my blog and you are understandably wondering why I would do such a terrible thing to you.
You made — in my opinion — a less than stellar map. It doesn't mean that you're a bad person, or that you are untalented, or have no future in cartography. I don't think that, and I hope that my readers are wise enough to realize the same. Most anyone who's made a map has birthed a disaster from time to time, either because we're just starting out, we're on a tight deadline, or because our clients ordered us to act against our better judgment. We laugh at the result, we critique, and we grow our skills from the experience. Make no mistake: I'm proud of those terrible maps I have made. I hope you are still proud of your work, too.
Your map was amusing and has served, hopefully, an educational role here. My advice is to roll with it, laugh, and keep making better and better maps.


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NORTON, Mass. – On Tuesday night, MIT emerged with a 25-20, 23-25, 25-16, 25-23 victory over Wheaton College in a NEWMAC women's volleyball match. With the win, the Engineers improved to 19-3 on the year and 4-1 in conference play.
Senior Trinity Leonard (Mill Valley, Calif.) led a balanced attack with 10 kills, followed by nine from juniors Rachel Hunt (Arlington Heights, Ill.) and Kristine Bunker (Falmouth, Mass.), and eight by freshman Ada Taylor (Durham, N.C.). Bunker and Taylor both added three blocks while Leonard totaled six digs. Senior Katie Spielbauer (Lakeview, Mich.) amassed 23 digs as junior Sharon Hao (San Jose, Calif.) notched five digs and two aces. Junior Tatiana Berger (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) bolstered the defense with eight digs while freshman Lindsey Wang (Cupertino, Calif.) earned four aces. Senior Alyssa Rothman (Plainview, N.Y.) tallied 46 assists, five digs, and two blocks as junior Emma Gargus (Columbus, Ohio) picked up two aces on four serving attempts in the second set.
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Reba McEntire to Open Up About Tragic Plane Crash on 'Oprah's Master Class'
In 1991, Reba McEntire faced one of the most devastating tragedies imaginable. Traveling from San Diego, Calif. to Fort Wayne, Ind., a private plane carrying seven of her band members and her tour manager crashed in a fatal instant, killing everyone. Due to a bout of bronchitis, McEntire wasn't on that plane and had to bear the news of eight of her dear friends losing their lives that day, along with the plane's two pilots.
Understandably, McEntire hasn't been too vocal about that dark time, but all that is about to change, according to The Boot. On an upcoming episode of season two of 'Oprah's Master Class,' the country star will open up to the queen of interviews about the horrific crash. Featured on Oprah's OWN network, the show delves into the lives of people who are masters of their crafts, with everyone from athletes to actors being vulnerable about the highest highs and lowest lows of their careers.
Though McEntire was slated to be on the same flight as the rest of her band that day, her husband convinced her to spend one more night at home to sleep as she recovered from bronchitis. After she heard the news, the superstar told PEOPLE it was her "darkest hour." To help manage the pain, she released a record 'For My Broken Heart' the same year with songs like 'Is There Life Out There,' 'The Greatest Man I Never Knew' and 'If I Had Only Known.' But after that, she went quiet about the tragedy until speaking with Oprah.
Though the release date of Reba's episode of 'Oprah's Master Class' has yet to be announced, the show itself begins this Sunday, Jan. 8 at 10PM ET and will feature Jane Fonda. Others who will appear this season include Ted Turner, Goldie Hawn, Morgan Freeman, Jon Bon Jovi, surfer Laird Hamilton, basketball's Grant Hill and Sidney Poitier.


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They're putting you up on drug charges and you're going to the pen ? And you're afraid of getting in the butt(er) so you're running away to Cuba ?ReplyDelete
You're a fan of the Penguins ?
I don't know...too cryptic for me.
And of course there's an ad for pens...you had four browser windows open aparently trying to buy or bid on some ridiculously overpriced Italian pen.
WAIT...someone is going to the get busted and end up in the Italian Pen ?!?! What does that have to do with butter and Cuban nightscapes ?
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Sault Ste Marie [1] is a city of approximately 78,000 people, located in Northern Ontario, Canada. Located directly across the St. Mary's River -- and the Canada/US border -- is its twin city, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan.
The history of the area involves a fascinating eclectic mix of cultures. "The Meeting Place" as it was once called, drew habitants from all over Europe and North American tribes. Sault Ste Marie was established in the 1600's as a fur trading post and later in the 1900's as a site for steelmaking.
Get in
By plane
Sault Ste. Marie Airport, (IATA: YAM, ICAO: CYAM), is located 20 km from downtown on the western outskirts. It is accessible by taking Second Line and turning south to Airport Road.
Airlines serving the airport include: Air Canada Jazz with frequent daily flights to Toronto-Pearson, Porter Airlines (starting in May 2011 to Toronto Downtown Airport YTZ), Bearskin Airlines to Ottawa (via North Bay and Sudbury) and Thunder Bay, and Sunwing Airlines (seasonally) to Varadero, Cuba.
There is no bus service from the downtown area to the airport. Taxis and limos provide flat-rate service between the airport and anywhere in the city. Taxi:7500 Taxi - (705) 945-7500. Car rental is also available from Avis and National.
By train
Sault Ste. Marie is not linked to any other major city by passsenger train but is part of the Algoma Central Railway network operated by CN that provides passenger service north of the Sault to Hearst. This train makes all station stops and can drop off and pick up passengers at any point on the line for people heading to private camps, a wilderness lodge getaway, or to go fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, or ATVing. There is no food service aboard the train and customers are encouraged to bring whatever food they will need for the journey. Trains operate three times a week on separate summer and winter schedules. The train station is located at 129 Bay Street just west of the Station Mall with ample free parking for train passengers. For more information call the Algoma Central Railway at (705) 946-7300 or toll-free in Canada/USA at 1-800-242-9287 [2]. There are no convenient connections with VIA rail even though it crosses with the Canadian in Oba and the Lake Superior at Franz. There is a bus connection in Hearst to Cochrane for Ontario Northland trains. Local politicians are currently lobbying the government to reinstate passenger rail service between the Sault and Sudbury.
By car
Highway 17, which is part of the Trans-Canada Highway system, connects the Sault with Thunder Bay to the northwest and Sudbury to the east. The International Bridge crosses the St. Mary's River and connects with the beginning of the Interstate 75 freeway in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, USA continuing further south to Saginaw, Flint, Detroit, and eventually Miami, FL, USA. A new limited access truck route known as Carmen's Way (after the late MP Carmen Provenzano) provides easy access to main roads and Hwy 17. Plans are currently underway to connect Second Line to a new four-lane section of Hwy 17 that recently opened.
By bus
Greyhound Lines of Canada provide daily bus service from Sudbury/Toronto and from Thunder Bay/Western Canada as well as local service between the Sault and Sudbury and Thunder Bay. Terminal is located centrally in the downtown area at 73 Brock Street with shopping, hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions within walking distance.
By snowmobile
There are approximately 400 km of snowmobile trails in the Sault area and 1000 km of trails in the Algoma district with connecting trails to Sudbury. Trails are maintained by the Sault Trailblazers Snowmobile club and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) and they operate on a user-pay system that requires users to purchase a trail permit. Official staging area is on the north side of McNabb Street one block east of Black Road. [3] to visit the Sault Trailblazers Snowmobile club website for more information.
Get around
Getting around is easy - you can walk, bike (if you don't mind getting clipped off by cars) or take the bus...it is a big town with a small town atmosphere. If you are driving, don't expect any traffic jams or road rage. This is a nice, relaxing place to be and it is very convenient to get around. Beaches, rugged outdoors and ski hills are less than 30 minutes away from the city centre.
By bus
Sault Transit Services operates from a centrally-located transit terminal at 160 Queen Street East at Dennis St. There are 8 regular routes running 19 hours a day, 7 days a week except statutory holidays: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Civic Holiday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. Cash fare is $2.25 for all riders and you must have exact fare as drivers do not provide change. Children 12 years of age and under ride free when accompanied by an adult; to qualify, children must be under 5 feet (150 cm) tall. You can also get a multi-ride pass with 20 rides for $35. Monthly adult, student, and senior passes are available upon advance purchase. If paying fare by cash or multi-ride pass and you need to use more than one bus to complete your trip, you will need a transfer. Ask the driver for a transfer after you pay the fare. Be sure to request the correct transfer as you board the bus. There's also a request stop service for women travelling alone after dark in which the driver will let you off between stops at a driveway or entrance. To use it, you must notify the driver two stops in advance.
Para-Transit Service
Sault transit also operates a specialized para-transit service for passengers with physical disabilities who are either ambulatory or confined to wheelchairs. Passengers need to call 24 hours in advance to use this service. Fare is $2 for wheelchair passengers, dialysis patients, and their attendants. 40-ride punch pass is also available for $60 Same fare applies to all ambulatory passengers who qualify and their attendants. Contact the Para-bus operator at (705) 942-1404
By taxi
Taxi companies are Checker Cab (705) 942-3600, North South East West Delivery (705) 254-7343, and 7500 Taxi (705) 945-7500 and Union Cab (705) 946-1300
If the driver was helpful to you, it is customary to tip the driver about 10% and a dollar per bag that they carry for you (not just unload). At the very least, you should round fares up to the nearest dollar.
On your visit you can walk to boardwalk along the river or take a Sault Locks tour to cruise the first original canoe lock, the original Ermatinger-Clergue Old Stone House, Bush Plane Museum, the Sault Ste. Marie Art Gallery and Museum and the Sault Ste. Marie Canal.
Train Tours
Casino Sault Ste. Marie is a charity casino located downtown near the Station Mall and close to the International Bridge that is operated by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Commission and Northern Ontario's first full-time casino. It features a 35,000 sq. ft. (3,252 sq. metre) gaming floor with 450 slot machines and 21 gaming tables along with a 100-seat restaurant and bar. By law, you must be 19 years of age or older to enter. This casino attracts many visitors from USA due to the lower drinking age (19 as opposed to 21) and that the Canadian government does not tax gambling winnings.
The corner of Brock and Wellington has a sweet Bed and Breakfast.
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WA Localizer
From Worms Knowledge Base
|WA Localizer
|Latest version:
|Supported games:
|Installer (1,25 MB)
or the archive (1,06 MB)
WA Localizer (or wkLocalizer) is a WormKit module, bundled with an editor, which allows you to fully translate W:A (front-end, ingame, etc.). The langpacks are placed in the /Languages/ folder of W:A directory, and can be choosed from the Options menu.
- 1 Installation and use
- 2 Translating: important tips
- 2.1 1. Choosing the base language
- 2.2 2. Specifying the name for your langpack
- 2.3 3. Specifying lang ID, collision issues
- 2.4 4. Translating process
- 2.5 5. Saving and testing
- 3 Source code
- 4 See also
Installation and use
You need to use the installer or extract the archive with files into your W:A folder. Download your desired language pack(s) from here and put them into /Languages/ folder of W:A directory, or make your own one (see the guide below). Then run WA and choose your language from the Options menu.
Moving the WaLangEdit.exe outside the /Languages/ folder is not recommended, as you will have to associate it again (with the special button)
Translating: important tips
1. Choosing the base language
You need to choose the language from which you will do your translation. By default it is "English".
2. Specifying the name for your langpack
Enter your desired name for the langpack. It will be shown in the "Language" section of W:A Options menu.
3. Specifying lang ID, collision issues
You must specify an ID for your langpack. Write your own ID in the "ID" box, or press the "R" button to generate a random one instead. Please note that you shouldn't use IDs from 0 to 8, as they are occupied by built-in languages, and your langpack will replace the affected language. IDs from 0 to 8 are only needed when you want to complete/correct some untranslated (or not) strings in a built-in language (for example, French has untranslated Advanced menu) - then input the corresponding ID and confirm to the warning window. Also note, that you should not put an ID which is listed in this list, as this will cause the problems to people which want to use several langpacks at a time (collision error when starting W:A).
4. Translating process
Begin translating. Choose the desired string and write your translation in the second text field (in the bottom). To finish writing and mark as "translated", press Ctrl+Enter, and you will be switched to the next string. You may also press Ctrl+Up or Ctrl+Down for fast navigation between the strings (it will also mark your current string as "translated" if there was some text inside). The first string (i.e. 01000000) doesn't need to be translated.
Latin and cyrillic letters
Please note that only supported characters will be shown up in the game. There will be no problem if you input an unsupported (extra-latin or extra-cyrillic) letter in your translation, as they will be automatically replaced by the similar ones in the game. Greek, hebrew, arabic, chinese and other alphabets aren't supported.
Special symbols and variables
Please keep all the special symbols and variables that you see during your translation. Examples: %s, ☺, ☻, etc. They are needed to show up, which worm (or something else) is affected during the game. The ☺ and ☻ can also be written by typing Alt+Numpad1 and Alt+Numpad2 respectively.
In-game pop-up messages (i.e. comments)
You may meet some "<<GROUP>>" strings when translating. These are in-game comments, grouped together. The groups are free - you can adjust or delete strings inside them by pressing "+" or "-" buttons respectively. The more elements in group - the more random is their appearance in the game.
"Special" functions
There is a button, called "Unlock special functions". You shouldn't touch this. They are used to add new strings, groups and delete strings. This is for the case if something new appeared in the next W:A Beta release, and isn't present in old Langpack Editor. I don't recommend to use them. "Deleted" strings will still appear in the game as those which they were in the Base Language.
5. Saving and testing
Once you are done with your translation, save it by clicking "Save" into the /Languages/ folder of W:A directory. Then open WA and find them in your Options menu. Please ensure that everything in your translation seems to be fine, then feel free to send me your langpack.
Source code
WA Localizer is written on C++, and the module itself is open-source. The editor's source code may be available for download a bit later.
See also
[ WA Localizer thread on Team17 forum]


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MANCHESTER, United Kingdom (AFP) – Roberto Mancini believes Manchester City cannot afford to lose the derby against title rivals Manchester United on Sunday.
The reigning Premier League champions trail league leaders United by three points heading into the crunch game at the Etihad Stadium.
In this fixture last season, City came out on top 1-0 after a cagey affair to move into pole position for the title, but Mancini believes United are a better team this campaign.
United manager Alex Ferguson added Robin van Persie and Shinji Kagawa to his squad in the close season and Mancini feels those additions, and United's early advantage, means they are favourites for the title.
"They (United) can lose, they have three points more. We have three points less and we can't lose. I think they are better than us in this moment, but a derby is a derby," said the City manager.
"In this moment, probably United (are favourites for the title), but the season is long.
"I agree because they were a strong team (last season) and they bought van Persie and Kagawa. They put another 25 goals into the squad.
"It is an important game. They have three points more than us and they have a small advantage, but a derby is a really difficult match for both teams.
"It is not the season (that will be decided), because we have seven months after."
City thrashed United 6-1 at Old Trafford early in last season's campaign and saw off numerous teams in spectacular fashion on their way to their first league title in 44 years, but they have not been as ruthless so far this term.
Mancini's side also crashed out of Europe on Tuesday after defeat against Borussia Dortmund saw them finish bottom of their Champions League group, which meant they failed to qualify for the Europa League as well.
But the Italian believes it is "normal" for City as a young team to find it difficult to retain their Premier League crown and believes last season's win at Old Trafford was a key turning point for their season, hinting a win on Sunday could do the same.
"This is normal. This can happen, a young team like this," he said. "This is normal after winning the championship after 44 years.
"You need to work harder. You need to work more. It is normal that it is more difficult in the second year.
"It was important for us because we played the first derby away and we won 6-1. There are some important games that can change your season and the derby (last season) was one of the first games like this for us."
United beat City to the signing of £24 million ($38.4 million, 29.7 million euros) striker van Persie from Arsenal, capping a frustrating summer for Mancini, who missed out on a number of targets.
Van Persie has scored 13 goals so far for United, but Mancini insists they are not worried about missing out on the Dutchman and will find the goals to lead them to the title.
He said: "In this moment, it is in the past. We have good players. We can improve this situation because we don't score a lot of goals, but I am sure if we continue to work, we can improve."
The City manager also revealed he will give Gael Clichy (ankle), James Milner (hamstring) and David Silva (hamstring) until Sunday morning to prove their fitness, but Aleksandar Kolarov (ankle) is definitely out.
"We don't know for sure (about injuries)," said Mancini.
"We decide this Sunday morning, but we try to recover Gael and James. We can't take a big risk because we have a lot of games from now to the end of December and we need to have all the players ready."