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Review: LIMBO
With the loneliness of your own shadow, the sound of your own footsteps and a dark bitter world of danger – LIMBO, not only takes you on a journey of survival, but a mentally challenging adventure that will leave you in a state of awe.
Developed by Danish based PlayDead Studios and published by Microsoft Game Studios, LIMBO is kick-starting the popular "Summer of Arcade" campaign to promote the biggest and most anticipated blockbuster hits of the season coming first to Xbox LIVE Arcade.
The initial start up will greet you with the game's Main Menu and from here you can view the Achievements, peek at the leaderboards, start the game or just play around with some of the options that detail all you need on how to play. The controls however could not be simpler for this platform-puzzler, move left and right with the controller – A to Jump, B to perform an action and hey presto – you're on your way!
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LIMBO does contain elements which may be offensive, but the Gore Filter from the options menu can limit the appearance of the shocking, vindictive, and outright callus way in which the player dies. You will lose your head, arms, legs, torso and sometimes get smashed or ripped to bits. It does all add to the fun and enjoyment of the game, so if you aren't of a nervous disposition it is worth leaving the Gore Filter set to "OFF". With LIMBO you need to expect the unexpected and not everything is as straight forward as it may first appear – a shocking end of life is all but a few wrong moves.
The whole game from start to finish is set in a monochrome land with perfectly detailed backdrops to give the impression of a small lost boy venturing through a big dangerous world. Further adding to eerie sinister setting is the lack of in-game music which really works more of an advantage. As you progress from one part of the land to another, the only sound you hear is your own footsteps and the effects of your current backdrop. When it's raining, you hear the rain pour, in the forest the wind blows, in water you splash and as you trek across girders you hear the sound of clunky metal. Whilst the lack of in-game music might seem like a bore for some, it really would spoil the feel of the ambiance as each chapter is a new shade of darkness just waiting to be explored.
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There doesn't appear to be an obvious story from the onset; you are a lost boy looking to find your sister whilst experiencing mind blowing traps, puzzles and near death experiences along the way through an intelligent horror story. The moment you are immersed within this artistic masterpiece you do soon forget about looking for your sister because of your own need for survival. You will encounter other characters briefly, but they only mean you harm. Where you are and how you got there may be questions unanswered, but best not thought of. Simply enjoy the experience, the surprises, twists, turns and frustrations of the puzzles set forth on your journey. You will encounter a gruesome death time and time again in the most genius of ways.
LIMBO is certainly a game that once played you will never forget. The fun lies in trying to find your way around a world that isn't looking out for your best interests and the puzzles at times are difficult, but add further longevity as you clamber to and fro to clear the obstacles or make your way to your next location. Early in the game the puzzles involve actions such as flicking a switch or pulling an object, but the more you progress the more complex they become and change the environment around you - for instance, the turn of a cog will turn your whole world upside down and timing is very much of the essence!
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The game has been split into 24 chapters, but plays as one huge story where you control the character from one location that continues into another as a smooth transition. There are no loading times between chapters, auto saves at every obstacle, and many of the unlockable Achievements have been hidden throughout as shiny eggs. Finding the eggs require good exploration and often a puzzle in itself, but perseverance will reward you a branded Avatar T-shirt for your first Achievement and a LIMBO creature for completing the game. Your character will have an unlimited amount of lives, and at times it is only your patience that will run out.
LIMBO has to be one of the best games in a long while to grace the Xbox LIVE Arcade - it would be a sinful summer without it! The game is intriguing, mysterious and highly addictive creating an enjoyable experience from something beautiful and yet gory. The only minor fault is that if you are good at solving puzzles, you could complete the game quite quickly, but it does have plenty of replay value thanks to its hidden Achievements.
LIMBO will be released on Wednesday 21st July for 1200 MS Points. The game is one player only and could be completed in only a day, making this seem overpriced at first. However, the quality, enjoyment and entertainment gained from this title is certainly worthy of its 1200 MS Points price tag. You would definitely be paying for quality over quantity and at the very least you will have a free demo to help you decide if want to continue the adventure. LIMBO is not only a game that will provide you with hours of enjoyment, but it is also a work of art to substantiate that less is sometimes more!
Should you purchase, please do avoid online tutorials at all costs because the fun is in making mistakes and you will only spoil the full experience to be had from LIMBO.
Final score: 9 out of 10 - Very Good (How do we rate games?)


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"I'd like to be...
Under the sea
In an octopus' parlor
On a tree..."
Okay, so maybe that's not quite how the lyrics go. But the humorous little aquatic themed Christmas tree I put together for my Dad did add a splash of festive color to the Pop's apartment at assisted living.
Since retirement, Dad has studied the sounds underwater creatures make. When you hear the recordings he's done with the hydrophone (underwater microphone/recorder), you'd be surprised how noisy it can be under the deep. Clicks, crackles, groans and boops are normal discourse down there.
So I thought Dad might enjoy a little bit of the tropics up here. Though he insists the fish typically don't wear earrings and carry handbags...
The ornaments came from Target, and as soon as I saw them I knew what I had to do.
Jaws might have turned out a bit different if the lead shark were wearing a hula skirt, hat and carrying a beach bag...
Still, this flamingo better look out if the underwater buffet isn't replenished by the cabana boys quickly enough.
I particularly couldn't resist choosing the crazy blue tree. I figure, if you're going to have an underwater Christmas, you might as well do it up right!
Anyway, that's all there is for today. I hope you'll join me on Wednesday for our next exciting blog post o' decorative and thrifty treasures.

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The Method brings out strong opinions from various riders - particularly the 12 (which you did not ask about.) Suggest you thoroughly read the pertinent threads in the review section viewforum.php?f=7 and you will see that even some owners who hated the kite in the beginning found it to be magical later. Note that it is a wave-specific kite and not intended for freestyle so if you are looking for something more versatile, the Element (in the Switch line-up) might be a better choice or something from another brand. You can also read about it on the Switch forum and decide for yourself...
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I've been looking at these two kites for mainly waveriding and some wakestyle. Specifically in the 7m and 9m size. Has anybody been able to compare these back to back? Im looking for lowend, unhooking, and drift performance. Thanks!


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Fashion Meets Decor: 60s Mod + Contemporary Decor
It seems like some styles come around so frequently that it's as if they never truly go away. 1960s mod is that kind of a style. Fashion and interior design alike seem to reference past eras with constant nods to color, form, texture and pattern. When done well, these influences can be integrated into the home in classic doses.
While reading the January issue of Nylon, which features a huge spread of the 237 reasons they "love the '60s" I was entranced with the bold patterns, bouffant hairdos and cat eye black liner! I realized that many of the more over the top styles can be translated in smaller doses into the modern home. Here are three examples of that theory in action!
- Featured on Fuck Yeah 60's FashionThis pixie-cut beauty is wearing a two-piece getup in bold coral and orange broad stripes. This idea also works well in the hallway of a weekend home in the Hamptons designed by Muriel Brandolini, from House and Home.
- This iconic image of Audrey Hepburn, via C | Lado B, contrasts graphic white detailing on a gorgeous coral-rose background. While not '60s mod in design, this scandinavian influenced dining room incorporates a similar use of color. Via Interior Design Files.
- The beauties in this late '60s Pierre Cardin fashion spread, courtesy of Modern Design Interior, are decked out in stripes in black and white and neutrals. This Country Living home works in some nice neutrals, as well as a subtle contrasting pattern, with a bold black and white stripe.
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Expert Reviews
2013 Nissan GT-R
The Nissan GT-R is a supercar with a dedicated following, and no other car on the market can provide such a vast performance envelope for the price. The 2013 GT-R has been treated to even more power and handling upgrades making this the best version yet.
Nissan produced the Skyline GT-R between 1969 and 1974, and again in 1989 to 2002. As Nissan's leading performance vehicle, the car quickly garnered a reputation for speed and affordability. It became a regular on the motorsports scene and even earned the nickname Godzilla. In late 2007 Nissan dropped the Skyline badge and brought out the new all-wheel-drive GT-R to the Japanese market. In 2009 it was brought to American soil and has had subtle tweaks each year since.
For 2013, Nissan GT-R gets a retuned suspension. Inside, a new blue lighting treatment has been added to the tachometer, and a rearview monitor is standard on all 2013 GT-R models.
The 2013 Nissan GT-R boasts an incredible body of power, at 542 horsepower and 466 foot-pounds torque, an increase of 15 hp and 15 lb-ft over 2012. It has a 6-speed, twin-clutch sequential gearbox and a Launch Control system that is easy to use and supplies neck-bending efficiency.
The car is magnificent to drive. It is the perfect machine to take to the racetrack, and on your way home you can stop off at the grocery store to load up a week's worth of shopping with ample room to spare. It's an every day car with a bite large enough to outdo Jaws.
The cabin contains all the creature comforts one could need, such as climate control and a navigation system that responds via voice command. On the LCD there is a surfeit of data and virtual gauges available to inform the driver of every last detail of the car's dynamics.
The two door, 2+2 quasi-coupe is offered with just one powertrain, a twin-turbo 3.8-litre V6. Shifting is either automatic or by the steering column-mounted magnesium paddle shifters. The horsepower is increased from 530 to 542 and its impressive torque arrives over a broader range, delivered from 3200 rpm to 5800 rpm. The structure of the car and spring rates are stiffer and the shocks received newly designed bypass valves.
The 2013 Nissan GT-R arrives in two trim levels, Premium and Black Edition. The GT-R Premium doesn't want for much with its Bilstein Damptronic system, Brembo brakes, and 20-inch super-lightweight forged-alloy RAYS wheels. It has integrated LED running lights, voice-controlled navigation with driver configurable display system, rearview monitor, leather interior, and an 11-speaker, dual subwoofer audio system, developed in collaboration with Sony and Bose. The GT-R Black Edition gets special 20-inch black super-lightweight forged-alloy RAYS wheels, dry carbon-fiber rear spoiler and red and black leather Recaro seats.
Model LineupNissan GT-R Premium ($96,820) Black Edition ($106,320)
Walk Around
Visually, the Nissan GT-R appears unimaginative. It doesn't carry the elegance of a Ferrari or the ostentatious nature of a Lamborghini. It's functional and purposeful and its aggressive stance portrays a swagger and attitude of a machine that doesn't really care about its inferior looks. It was designed to do one thing and do it really well. And that is go blisteringly fast.
The fish-like front grille not only channels air to the intercooler and radiators but it is designed to increase front downforce and reduce lift. The lower grille opening provides a home for two side-mounted scoops to cool the enormous Brembo brakes. The polished black spoiler wraps around the chin of the car providing additional front downforce to help combat the cars inherent understeer. The hood has two functional scoops on top, in-between the narrow slick-back front headlights.
The front fender swoops back to the extractor vent just behind the front wheel with the GT-R symbol sitting atop a brushed silver badge overhead. The door handles are nicely integrated and a handy black button is directly adjacent, enabling you to open the door without removing the key from your pocket.
The polished black spoiler from the front continues around the side and behind the rear wheels. At the top of the door the car tightens up at the waist, housing the frameless door windows and fixed rear quarter windows as they taper back to a point. The 20-inch, six-spoke polished black wheels on our Black Edition test car covered the orange Brembo calipers on the 15.4-inch front and 15.0-inch rear floating rotors with diamond-pattern internal ventilation.
From the rear view the GT-R sports a mean appearance. It bears a monster quad exhaust system and four circular taillights, two on each side. The Black Edition we tested is topped with a dry carbon-fiber rear spoiler, on the Premium this would be body colored. At the bottom is a carbon-fiber composite diffuser tray finishing off what is, in my opinion, the best angle to view this car, and let's face it, the view most people will see as you blow them into the weeds at every stab of the gas pedal.
The GT-R interior is much like the exterior in which it doesn't live up to the standards set by some of the more prestigious and massively more expensive supercars on the market. That said, it is functional, practical and serves its purpose.
The driver's seat is nicely fitted with good grip coming from the side bolsters. The eight-way power adjustments provide good adjustability and finding a happy driver position was never an issue. The front passenger seat has ample legroom and an individual who is six-feet plus should still fit nicely. Headroom is also surprisingly adequate for a car of this nature and the view out of the rear window is decent, made better by the rear view camera to assist.
The rear seats provide zero legroom for a grown adult. But they fit child seats perfectly, with the LATCH system, and I was comfortable taking my wife, including two of our kids, for a spin. In fact, with children about 6 years and under, or any human with abnormally short legs, this car was actually very practical. This was rather shocking for a supercar, proving the versatility of the Nissan GT-R.
The trunk is large enough to store even my mother-in-law. I managed my mulch shopping from Lowe's in the GT-R too and it handled the everyday journeys as good as any large sports-sedan.
The trim in the cabin is certainly not luxurious but provides a level expected for a supercar at this price point. The carbon-fiber plate on the center console is a nice touch and buttons are easily accessible and intuitive to use. The steering wheel, wrapped in leather, looks dated and could use freshening.
The climate control was a little lacking in terms of its ability to maintain a comfortable temperature, with even the lowest fan setting still blowing quite a breeze and the only other option to turn the system off all together. To get around this I kept it on the lowest setting but would continually adjust the vents to prevent the air from blowing directly on me and then bring it back when I became too warm. It was as annoying as it sounds.
A horizontal bar beneath the control panel contains three settings for suspension, shift points and traction control. Just in front of the two-cup holders is a shiny red button, signifying the ability to bring Godzilla to life with a mere push.
Of the instrument clusters, the speedometer goes right the way up to 220 mph, reminding you, as if you need it, just how powerful the GT-R actually is.
The multi-layered information center on the LCD screen provides as much data as any driver can handle, from boost pressure, lateral and longitudinal G-Forces, throttle and brake position, steering position, lap times, coolant and oil temperature as well as graphs to show fuel economy and basically every other statistic you can dream up. The car even comes with a built in data system that is downloadable and viewable on your computer when you have taken the car to the racetrack and want to analyze your performance. The data are comparable to those used in professional race series across the world and the system is a major selling point for those who will be utilizing their GT-R on track.
Driving Impressions
It is here the Nissan GT-R comes into its own and outruns most supercars worth twice as much. The car clearly has cut corners in terms of looks and interior to keep its price tag reasonable but nothing has been spared when it comes to performance.
Nissan claims the GT-R can do the 0-60 sprint in just 2.7 seconds, quicker than just about anything other than the Bugatti Veyron. It has a top speed of 196 mph and no matter how much you drive the car, you never get used to the immense power available. Shifts from the column-mounted paddles are crisp and quick. Personally, I would prefer the paddles to be mounted to the steering wheel, as under hard cornering finding them can be troublesome and clumsy. Turn the transaxle to the Race setting and shifts sharpen and spread further up the engine's broad power curve.
There are three settings to chose from: Normal, Comfort or Race for the suspension, transmission shift points and the Vehicle Dynamic Control system's various algorithms. The suspension settings are noticeable with Race mode being a little too stiff for regular city driving. Turning it to Comfort takes a subtle edge off and provides a mildly more compliant ride, making longer journeys quite tolerable and keeping all your fillings firmly intact.
The car's traction control system is easy to use and almost too inviting every time you cross path with a stop sign. Simply put all three settings in to Race mode, press the brake pedal and mash the gas and the car hovers at roughly 4500 rpm. Release the brake and away you go with a slight squeal of the custom Dunlop, nitrogen filled tires. The distribution of power is balanced and utilizes the magnitude of grip available to its fullest capacity.
Take the car to the racetrack and challenge the car's dynamics and you sense the understeer, notorious with the GT-R. We did this at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. The 2013 GT-R is noticeably better than the 2012 model, but in slow corners the car is still set up cautiously. This is likely a smart idea by the Nissan engineers given the abundant drivers with less than spectacular driving skills.
With the power down, the rear can slide out from under you in a mere instance but is always controllable. In general, the stiffer springs and more rigid body construction of the 2013 GT-R yields a livelier handling machine. It feels more on its toes and precise like an agile NFL running back. Cornering grip is outstanding and the massive brakes are firm and fadeless as they bring the car's velocity down at a mesmerizing rate.
The GT-R works equally well as a cruiser on the highway, as we learned driving around Indianapolis. Switch to the comfort settings, slide the gearbox into sixth gear and listen to the twin-turbo whistle and you find yourself in what feels like a docile animal. The sound from the quad-exhausts is actually rather quiet. One expects an obnoxious, boy racer type growl from the enormous 3.8-liter V6 but instead you experience an almost too subtle rumble. It doesn't have the refined scream of a 458 Italia, or even the deep gurgle of the big V8 Shelby GT500. It exists somewhere in the middle, in a gray area that begs to be heard just a little more prominently.
The rattle of the gear changes is quite noticeable from the clutch in the transaxle and a decent amount of wind noise is present, but none of which are too distracting or intrusive.
Unsurprisingly, the fuel efficiency of the GT-R is not spectacular coming in with EPA estimates of 16/23 mpg City/Highway.
Since the Nissan GT-R's arrival on U.S. soil it has been known as one of the best supercars available for the price. Each year the car receives a slight makeover, constantly refining and improving the already impressive platform. Despite this, the car remains mostly without pedigree and prestige, and that's a shame because the Nissan GT-R is one of the most breathtaking cars you will ever drive. Whatever the reasons behind the lack of notoriety, the single fact remains. For roughly $100,000 you simply cannot buy a better supercar. Its deficiencies in looks and interior quality are more than made up for when you hammer your right foot down and lurch into an unimaginable world of glorious, unsurpassable speed. In a ratio of price versus performance, nothing else comes close.
Alex Lloyd filed this NewCarTestDrive.com report after his test drive of the Nissan GT-R in Indianapolis and at Laguna Seca. Lloyd is a professional race driver and finished fourth in the 2010 Indianapolis 500 with sponsorship from the Boy Scouts of America.


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LETTER- 8 things: Uses for an insolvent ice rink
Thinking outside the box, in regards to the Charlottesvilleville Ice Park [February 27: "Thin ice: Citing losses, owners to close skating rink"]:
1. Put a portable floor on the rink and use as a.) conference center in league with the Omni hotel, b.) dance hall, c.) indoor farmers' market. d.) wedding chapel. e.) theater. f.) music hall. g.) church. h.) basketball court. i.) badminton court, or j.) indoor tennis court
2 Install an Olympic size swimming pool either below or above the ice rink.
3. Turn it into a multiple indoor ice park (like a water park) with ice slides like a luge or like water slides with nets at the bottom to catch people, and turn the slides into water slides during the summer that end in the swimming pool. Start at the highest point and loop the transparent tube slides around the inside perimeter of the rink walls.
4. Turn the refreshment center into a real restaurant. Or better yet, get rid of the refreshment center (as there are enough restaurants downtown) for a children's jungle gym. Have only one office for all events.
5. Build offices or apartments in the air space above the ice rink. How high does an ice rink ceiling have to be? The structure above the rink could be built as a separate structure (with glass walls) under the ceiling while leaving the space at the outside windows up to the high ceiling. See Architectural Record.
6. There are summer sports leagues, so why not winter sports leagues? Look at all the skating events in the Olympics. Get all the surrounding counties and schools involved. Curling, anyone?
7. Contact the Olympic committees to see if they would partially ($50,000/year) support the rink as a training center to encourage Olympic hopefuls from Central Virginia.
8. Contact the National Hockey League to see if they would provide $100,000/year to support the ice rink to promote hockey.
James E. Shifflett, Jr.


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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - New Horizons - Sanna - Yemen Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in New Horizons - Sanna - Yemen Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Middle East Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 5:30 pm Post subject: New Horizons - Sanna - Yemen I was particularly interested to see a job advert in the International Job Section for 15 teachers required at the above college. They are offering $1000 a month for 33 hours teaching plus 7 hours admin. I've already seen the negative comments posted about the college back in 2004. Does anybody think that they will achieve their goal of recruiting teachers bearing in mind the current situation in Yemen? It's a country I would have loved to visit but in these times I guess it's a no no! Back to top nomad soulJoined: 31 Jan 2010Posts: 11400Location: The real world Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:27 pm Post subject: Yemen is an amazing, unique country. But yes, it's definitely a huge no-no right now. It's extremely unstable; some parts of the country more than others. Additionally, Yemen is facing an impending water shortage and food crisis. If you're still interested in the region in a socio-political sense, you can keep up with the news and what's generally going on there via the Al Jazeera, Yemen Times, and Yemen Observer websites. BTW, New Horizons is a training center, not a college. Big difference! Anyway, it's rather reckless of them to entice naive teachers with "cultural activities and free field trips..." as if everything is back to normal. Back to top sliimJoined: 27 Jan 2006Posts: 55 Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2012 9:22 pm Post subject: I see that YCMES is also hiring. While I have worked at neither of these places, I did meet with the admin of New Horizons in Aden back in the day. They seemed ok, but one can never tell how things are for certain until you are owed a paycheck. But really, I think Nomad Soul has the right idea. I like Yemen too, but now is a very bad time to go. There is unrest just about everywhere, especially in Zinjibar, where seriously heavy fighting is taking place. Believe it or not, Yemen was quite safe a few years back, safe enough to hitchhike from Sanaa to Aden. While it has a bad reputation for kidnappings, etc., most of those incidents in the past had to do with disgruntled tribes using foreigners as bargaining chips against the government. Rarely did the kidnapped foreigners suffer harm. That said, there are also times when things went quite bad. As for now, I would not consider Yemen at all. There is a seriously sticky web of political rivalries tearing the country apart. The dirty details are too involved for a post like this, but to the unacquainted this could mean getting caught in the middle of something you did not look for. IF (and that is a big caps IF) I went to Yemen today I would only trust Amideast. Ive worked for other places there and the lackadaisical attitude some places have towards employee safety is quite shocking. I once showed up for work at a refinery only to find it blockaded by military trucks and big gunssomeone blew up the pipeline nearby and things were on high alert. You would think the employer in such a situation would I dont know, mention something about it maybe? No. Its all business as usual. Just another day at the office. Gee, why were you 10 minutes late? In 2009, some teachers were told to go home by their governments after the American Embassy bombing, and this resulted in a few teachers being ripped off by local institutes upset at their leaving. Amideast, I dont suspect, would behave this way. Other places are hit and miss. If you would like details, pm me, as I should keep the info on the thread appropriate. Back to top crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 12:36 pm Post subject: I see the same position(s) with New Horizons has emerged again. I guess they didn't have much luck the first time round. How on earth do they expect to get 15 teachers after what happened at the weekend? Back to top sliimJoined: 27 Jan 2006Posts: 55 Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 2:00 pm Post subject: crewmeal1, I would suspect that from their perspective, shooting or no shooting, they have to continue on about their business. Nevertheless, $1000 per month for a qualified teacher is not a salary, even in Yemen. Back to top crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 5:47 am Post subject: I take a quote from the BBC story regarding 3 Filipinos kidnapped this week: "Yemen faces daunting challenges: widespread poverty and malnutrition, a secessionist movement in the south, rebellions across the country and a fight against al-Qaeda militants. Last week a Swiss woman was kidnapped from a town on the west coast of Yemen." The full story is here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-17469183 You would need danger money to work in Yemen now. Back to top sharterJoined: 25 Jun 2008Posts: 878Location: All over the place Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 7:13 am Post subject: erm When I was in Jubail we had a clique of 'British' Pakistanis who refused to even speak to the other non-Muslim British teachers. People like that will apply for jobs like this one. It's not about the money for them. I would imagine that any 'British' Pakistani with Yemeni visas would have his prostate tickled at Heathrow. And rightly so. Back to top sliimJoined: 27 Jan 2006Posts: 55 Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 2:11 pm Post subject: crewmeal1, New Horizons has always been the lowest paying institute in Yemen, as far as I know. Only a few years back they would offer $300 per month. So I think that they consider $1000 to be generous. But it isn't. Inflation is high in Yemen and although it is touted as low-cost place, it is only low cost if you live like a Yemeni and pay Yemeni prices, which is not the case. Even if you try to live like a Yemeni, you will often be charged double or more than what a Yemeni would pay, for nearly everything. And as for danger money, well, don't get greedy. They do offer "cultural activities and free field trips to historical sites in Yemen." Pretty much covers that, I'd say. In truth, "historical sites" can be anything from the skyscrapers of Hadaramaut to the local mosque. And "cultural activities" can be also loosely interpreted. Hey, wanna come to my cousin Ahmed's wedding? Up for some qat this afternoon? Really makes your teeth look cool! Back to top crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2012 2:34 pm Post subject: "Even if you try to live like a Yemeni, you will often be charged double or more than what a Yemeni would pay, for nearly everything." I know that from living in Turkey, Syria, Jordan and Pakistan. That's why I used to get my friends to shop for me. Back to top crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 5:39 am Post subject: Even if you were accepted and wanted to start in New Horizons or YCMES, I doubt whether you could even get into the country. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-17644405 What a shame it has got this far. Back to top veiledsentimentsJoined: 20 Feb 2003Posts: 17610Location: USA Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 3:23 pm Post subject: crewmeal1 wrote: What a shame it has got this far. So true... all of my friends who taught in Yemen over the last 10 years or so loved it. Even the ones who taught the military spoke positively about their students. Life wasn't easy there, but it was rarely dull. VS Back to top crewmeal1Joined: 08 Jul 2010Posts: 75 Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 3:29 pm Post subject: The BBC are reporting that the main airport is open again. But for how much longer? no one knows. I fully agree with you VS, Yemeni students are some of the most respectful students I've taught, and hopefully will go on teaching here in the UK. They are not spoilt, they have very few issues, enjoy their lives to the full. Even teaching them in Jordan was a pleasure. I sometimes wonder if this Arab spring has done anything good. There seems to be no real leadership and command in any of the countries so far. All it has achieved is a vacuum whereby the military seem to be in control. I may be wrong saying that, but look what's going on in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Yemen. None of these places can be called stable at the moment. 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Finally, back in February, a couple of authors/scholars of Holmes filed for declaratory judgment to have a court declare that Holmes, Watson and a variety of other key "elements" were in the public domain. The Conan Doyle Estate flipped out, arguing that the character isn't done until all works have been published, and thus the clock on the public domain doesn't start ticking until the last work is published. It further argued, bizarrely, that it would be absolutely horrific if, somehow, Holmes made it into the public domain, because it would create "multiple personalities" as the public might (gasp!) actually do stuff with Holmes. As we pointed out at the time, that's kind of the point of the public domain.
And, indeed, a judge has now ruled on summary judgment in the case, saying that Holmes, Watson and a variety of story elements published prior to 1923 are, in fact, in the public domain. The judge was not impressed by the arguments from the Conan Doyle Estate:
Conan Doyle argues that the effect of such a holding will be to dismantle Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters into a public domain version and a copyrighted version.... This is, however, precisely what prior courts have done. Silverman and Pannonia Farms instruct that characters and story elements first articulated in public domain works are free for public use, while the further delineation of the characters and story elements in protected works retain their protected status. Conan Doyle argues that the precedent exemplifed in Silverman should pertain only to two-dimensional, "flat" characters and not to complex, three-dimensional characters such as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.... Conan Doyle fails to offer a bright line rule or workable legal standard for determining when characters are sufficiently developed to warrant copyright protection through an entire series, nor does it provide any case law that supports its position. Conan Doyle's proposed distinction runs counter to prevailing case law.... The effect of adopting Conan Doyle's position would be to extend impermissibly the copyright of certain character elements of Holmes and Watson beyond their statutory period, contrary to the goals of the Copyright Act.There was a second issue at play here -- concerning certain story elements that were first published in those post-1923 stories, which the authors hoped would be declared in the public domain as well, basically by arguing that the "elements" were not things that could be covered by copyright in the first place. As is made pretty clear by the judge's ruling, Leslie Klinger, who brought the suit, did a pretty bad job of making this particular part of the case, ceding arguments that probably shouldn't have been ceded, and failing to fully develop the argument. The judge therefore rejected that part, but it's possible those elements could be subject to further review assuming the rest of the case moves forward.
There was one other part of the ruling that was somewhat important. In our post about the the Conan Doyle Estate's response, we noted that the Estate tried to argue that every work after the initial Sherlock Holmes story should not be considered a "derivative work," so various case law concerning derivative works should not apply. As we noted, there was no legal basis for this, and the only real reason the Estate seemed to come up with was that it was somehow insulting to suggest later works were "derivative." Thankfully, the judge rejects that argument as well.
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That's now changed. As Taylor highlights, the University of Calgary sent a letter to its staff saying that a company "representing" Elsevier, was demanding that they take down all such articles on the University's network.
The University of Calgary has been contacted by a company representing the publisher, Elsevier Reed, regarding certain Elsevier journal articles posted on our publicly accessible university web pages. We have been provided with examples of these articles and reviewed the situation. Elsevier has put the University of Calgary on notice that these publicly posted Elsevier journal articles are an infringement of Elsevier Reed's copyright and must be taken down.Taylor's analysis of this is worth reading. He basically notes that any shred of a chance for Elsevier to fix their reputation is now gone. In the past, he'd suggested ways that the company could better interact with academics and librarians to rebuild its reputation -- but this basically crosses the point of no return.
Of course, there's a legal-geek part of me that hopes that Elsevier takes that last step off the ledge of insanity and actually files a lawsuit against a University (or, even more ridiculous, an academic author), and we get to see the mother of all copyright battles concerning fair use. Remember, in the US, among the key areas where fair use is likely to be found are "teaching, scholarship or research." That's in the statute itself. So, go ahead, Elsevier, bring it on.
Because this is, obviously, a very short-term move. Whatever feeble facade Elsevier have till now maintained of being partners in the ongoing process of research is gone forever. They've just tossed it away, instead desperately trying to cling onto short-term profit. In going after the University of Calgary (and I imagine other universities as well, unless this is a pilot harassment), Elsevier have declared their position as unrepentant enemies of science.
In essence, this move is an admission of defeat. It's a classic last-throw-of-the-dice manoeuvre. It signals a recognition from Elsevier that they simply aren't going to be able to compete with actual publishers in the 21st century. They're burning the house down on their way out. They're asset-stripping academia.
Elsevier are finished as a credible publisher. I can't believe any researcher who knows what they're doing is going to sign away their rights to Elsevier journals after this.
The University of Calgary is up in Canada and it has somewhat different rules, including fair dealing, rather than fair use. But the Supreme Court there appears to be quite supportive of fair dealing, especially in academic settings. Other reports note that the company has been similar notices to US-based colleges as well.
Why Elsevier has decided to declare such a war on access is anyone's guess, but it's not going to end well.


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Lately, I have been trying to cook up my own beans more. It turns out it's not really that hard, and there is less waste, and they really do taste yummier. So, for this Moroccan dinner, and another meal or two on the horizon, I cooked up a Big Batch of 'Banzos. I love garbanzos, so you can see the look of joy and delight in my eyes. These little beany loves are now safely tucked away in the freezer, awaiting future usage.


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Every time we post this kind of thing, people joke that it won't be long before they want to charge people a separate license for listening to music in your car with the windows rolled down. We haven't quite reached that point yet, but the Belgian collection society SABAM, who was recently caught accepting payments for made up bands, is now claiming that truck drivers listening to the radio need to pay a performance fee as well, since the cabs of their trucks are technically their "workplace."
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - MIT jumped out to a 6-1 lead after the first three innings and never looked back as it downed host Springfield College, 10-4, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) matchup on Friday afternoon. It was an empahtic bounce-back win for the Engineers, who moved to 12-8 and 3-4 in league play. The Pride lost their third straight in falling to 5-18 overall.
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The Pride responded with a run of their own in the bottom of the first, as senior Jamie Mackie delivered an RBI double to left field.
SC rookie pitcher Nick Saviano had a short stay in Friday's tilt after giving up two additional runs in the second inning. Dan Hyatt drove in both runs on a line drive single to centerfield plating David Nole, who reached on a fielders choice and Park, who was hit by a pitch.
Nunez led off the top of the third for the Engineers with a single, however, after successfully retiring the next two batters, freshman reliever Mike Palumbo left one out over the plate which Nole crushed over the fence in right center.
With two outs in the third, Springfield chipped away at the lead as Luke Gabordi singled and Travis Turgeon drew a walk. Mario Piscitelli continued to swing the bat well for SC as he hammered a double into the left-center gap, plating a pair of runs.
The Pride made it a 6-4 ball game after four innings of play as Kropa came through again for the hosts, this time smacking a two-out triple to score freshman catcher Zach Carhart.
That would be as close as Springfield would get in the game though as the Engineers scored a run in the fifth, a pair of runs in the seventh, and another in the eighth en route to the 10-4 victory.
Nole finished 2-for-4 with four RBI and two stolen bases, while Phillips chipped in two hits and a pair of RBI. Nunez earned the win for MIT after tossing three scoreless innings of relief, and closed 3-for-5 at the plate with two runs scored.
Kropa had his third-straight three hit game as he went 3-5 with a run scored and an RBI, while Schmaltz also added a pair of hits. Saviano shouldered the loss as he went just 1.2 innings, surrendering up four earned runs off four hits.


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BABSON PARK, Mass. - MIT Junior Billy Bender hit a lay-up and a free throw in the final 20 seconds to help the Engineers hold on for a thrilling 63-60 victory over host Babson College in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) men's basketball contest at Staake Gymnasium on Thursday night. With the win, MIT (15-6, 5-3 NEWMAC) avenged a 73-56 loss to the Beavers (9-10, 4-4 NEWMAC) earlier this winter.
MIT was paced by sophomore Will Tashman, who scored 18 points, grabbed eight boards, and blocked three shots despite fouling out with six minutes left in the game. Sophomore Mitchell Kates added 11 points and a game-high eight assists, while first-year Will Dickson chipped in with 10 points. The Engineers shot 55.8 percent from the field, hitting 24 of 43 shot attempts.
Babson was led by sophomore Russell Braithwaite, who finished with team-highs of 19 points and seven rebounds while shooting 7-for-11 from the field. Senior captain Matt Zoia added 14 points and sophomore Marcus McDermott tossed in 10 for the Beavers, who hit at a 44.9 percent clip (23-49) from the floor.
MIT closed the first half with a 16-6 run to turn a 20-20 tie into a 36-26 advantage heading into the break. Tashman scored eight of his 14 first-half points during the burst, while Bender and Kates added three points apiece. For Babson, Zoia hit five of his first six shots, including a pair of three-pointers, for a team-high 12 points in the opening period of play.
The Engineers continued to add to their lead early in the second half, going up by as many as 16 after a three-pointer by Kates made it 48-32 with 13:27 left in the contest. However, Babson clawed its way back into the game with an 11-2 run over the next five and a half minutes, capped by a conventional three-point play by Braithwaite that cut MIT's lead to just 50-43 with 7:57 on the clock.
After pushing their lead back to 11 on a pair of occasions, the Engineers still led by double-digits after a Kates free throw made it 57-47 with 4:10 left. The Beavers then rattled off five straight points to cut the deficit in half, and they still trailed by only five after Braithwaite scored on an offensive rebound to make it 59-54 with 1:36 remaining.
Following a foul on the inbounds pass, Bender hit one of two from the line to make it a six-point affair. McDermott then answered with a tough lay-up in the paint for Babson to make it a four-point game with 1:23 left to play, and Braithwaite later drew a foul on another offensive board and hit both freebies to bring the Beavers to within two, 60-58, with 26.2 seconds on the clock.
After back-to-back MIT timeouts, the Engineers came up with what would turn out to be the game-winning basket on a length-of-the-court inbounds play. From his own baseline, senior Eric Zuk tossed a perfect pass over the shoulder of Bender, who ran it down and converted the breakaway lay-up to push the visitors' advantage back to four, 62-58, with 19.2 seconds remaining in regulation. The Beavers responded with a Braithwaite lay-up and an immediate foul with 12.9 ticks left, but Bender knocked down the second of two free throws to make it 63-60.
Babson attempted to free up Zoia for the tying three-pointer, but the Engineers' defense didn't allow the senior captain to get an open look. Sophomore Alex Rudolph was then forced to take a contested three from well beyond the arc on the left side, and his attempt caromed off the rim as the buzzer sounded as MIT held on for the 63-60 MIT win.
MIT will have off this weekend before returning to action on Wednesday, February 9 with another road contest. The Engineers travel to Clark for a 7:00 p.m. tilt.
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I decided to come to Moore because of its close proximity to my home in Newtown, PA, the small classes, and the focus on the arts. I was offered two scholarships that made going to college a reality. Living in Philadelphia is a nice change from living in the suburbs because you can walk everywhere or take the subway for quick traveling. I like living in Philadelphia because it is close to home so that I can take the train home and get a home-cooked meal and chill with my family.
My favorite class this semester is the Intro to Fashion Design. Linda Wisner is a great and knowledgeable teacher and always has something positive to say about everyone's work. Currently, we are designing our childrenswear inspired by American vintage circuses.
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Republican presidential candidate, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, right, is embraced by his wife Callista, left, before speaking to supporters at an election rally in Concord, N.C., Tuesday, April 24, 2012. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)Oh, Callie, your hairdo looks so much better now! It's freshly spherical again after looking all droopy lately, and dyed back to the stunningly naturalistic blonde we've come to expect from such a goddess. Yay!
Too little, too late, however, because Newt –surprise!– lost, like, twenty primaries yesterday to... a Mormon! LOL.
And it really has been the most puzzling campaign ever. I guess I can understand why Newt hung in there, because the whole point of his run has been to publicize himself. Now, when Mitt Romney loses, he'll be able to say, "I tried, I tried," and dummies will say, "If only we had nominated the REAL conservative, Newt!" And thus the right wing cycle of delusion will continue, and so will Newt 'n' Callista's lucrative speaking engagements and book deals and weird Papal videos and audiobooks about American Exceptionalism™. So they might seem like losers today, but all this should keep our beloved Space Goddess in Tiffany for quite some time.
What I can't figure out, though, is what Sheldon Adelson and his wife get out of all this. Mrs. Adelson gave, like, five more millions dollars to Team Newt just last month, when it was already obvious to everyone that Gingrich 2012 just wasn't going to happen. Why did she do it? Did she find five million dollars in the couch, shrug, and hand it over? What, exactly, did she purchase? I'm bewildered.
But anyway, eventually Newt will die first, and then the Goddess Callista will be up for grabs! And then she and Ellis the bulgy-crotched elephant will ride off together into the sunset with enough diamonds and pearls to keep them living luxuriously until Jesus returns. It's like a fairy tale!
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When Apple launched OS X Lion, they did so exclusively through their online App Store. Two months later, the company began selling USB flash drives loaded with Lion for $69 (a $40 premium over the operating system's $29 download price).
Luckily, you don't need to spend the extra cash. In this week's TR Dojo episode, I show you how to create a bootable OS X Lion install drive, using your own 8GB USB flash drive.
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Wonders of the West "Silver Trails Territory" See some of the great state parks in Nevada including Cathedral Gorge, Beaver Dam, and Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park. Spend some time with us in Pahranagat Valley as we explore wetlands and Native American rock art. Learn the process of finding and creating jewelry from some of the finest turquoise in the world. D
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Globe Trekker "West Texas" In the state capital of Austin, Zay Harding explores everything from rattlesnake hotdogs to bingo with chickens. He checks out the Alamo at San Antonio, spends a night in a haunted hotel and travels to El Paso where he treks into the desert along the old Butterfield trail. He follows Route 66 in a 1960s Mustang and competes in Amarillo's steak-eating challenge.G
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Originally published in 1829 in the book Portraits of Heroes of the Suikoden (Suikoden gazôshû); for the complete book, see 1997.565.1-2 .
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By 1911, purchased by William Sturgis Bigelow (b. 1850–d. 1926), Boston [see note 1]; 1911, gift of Bigelow to the MFA. (Accession Date: January 19, 2005) NOTES: [1] Much of Bigelow's collection of Asian art was formed during his residence in Japan between 1882 and 1889, although he also made acquisitions in Europe and the United States. Bigelow deposited many of these objects at the MFA in 1890 before donating them to the Museum's collection at later dates.
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Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has been struck with a missile thought to have been thrown from the crowd as his team's derby clash with Manchester City ended in ugly scenes.
Ferdinand was seen wiping blood from his face following the incident which took place in the aftermath of United's injury-time winning goal in their 3-2 victory at the Etihad Stadium. City trailed 2-0 but fought back to equalise before Robin van Persie's late free-kick secured three points for their arch-rivals.
A message on Ferdinand's official Twitter account posted at 4.34pm read: "what a result,3points! Sweet! Whoever threw that coin,what a shot! Can't believe it was a copper 2p....could have at least been a £1 coin!"
Praising the football, United manager Sir Alex Ferguson told Sky Sports: "It's just unfortunate towards the end a City fan runs on and then they throw coins at our players and that. I don't think you need that.
"The same thing happened at Chelsea which was masked really by all the other things that happened. But, you know, two fantastic teams today I think, and a fantastic game of football, and it could do without that."
According to Greater Manchester Police's (GMP) Twitter feed, there had only been one arrest by 2pm of a suspected ticket tout outside the stadium. During the game GMP said a man was arrested inside the ground on suspicion of committing a racially aggravated public order offence after officers heard racist chanting.
After Ferdinand was struck by the missile, a Manchester City fan ran on to the pitch in the England defender's direction. He slipped and fell to the ground as he approached the player up to 10 yards away and was then obstructed by City keeper Joe Hart who pushed him away.
On his Twitter account, Ferdinand added: "Respect to Joe Hart for protecting that idiot who ran on!! Love the banter between fans but there is a point when it goes too far...calm it!" His team-mate Ashley Young told MUTV: "It could have taken Rio's eye out and you've seen the cut on his head."
In a statement, Manchester City said: "Manchester City FC security officials are co-operating fully with Greater Manchester Police in relation to events leading up to the throwing of missiles onto the field of play, and between the two sets of supporters, during today's game against Manchester United.
"Manchester City wishes to offer its sincere apologies to Rio Ferdinand. The club unreservedly condemns the actions which led to his being injured." The Football Association (FA) confirmed it was investigating the Ferdinand incident.


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1. Re: Mask in Flashkglad Feb 14, 2012 1:39 PM (in response to jake hollaway)
then only mask earth, not the background.
2. Re: Mask in Flashjake hollaway Feb 14, 2012 5:51 PM (in response to kglad)
I have motion of flat world black map moving from left to right and it moves thru the circle and the mask works //// I want to not see the flat bitmap image of the black earth on either side. I only want to see it move in the circle as if the earth is rotating.
4. Re: Mask in Flashjake hollaway Mar 7, 2012 8:02 AM (in response to kglad)
how just mask everything around and outside of the circle
5. Re: Mask in Flashjake hollaway Mar 7, 2012 8:04 AM (in response to kglad)
I dont see how to do it in my head......
6. Re: Mask in Flashkglad Mar 7, 2012 8:25 AM (in response to jake hollaway)1 person found this helpful
1. put each of your objects in its own layer.
2. order your layers the way you want.
3. mask those layers that you want masked. contiguous layers can use the same mask, if that's what you want. non-contiguous layers that need to use the same mask, require the use of more than 1 mask.
7. Re: Mask in Flashjake hollaway Mar 7, 2012 9:12 AM (in response to kglad)
do you and could you guide me thru an intro page and skip intro button please its for an assignment
8. Re: Mask in Flashkglad Mar 7, 2012 9:20 AM (in response to jake hollaway)
your intro page you'll need to make yourself. create a movieclip and display whatever you want seen in your intro. (i have no idea what should be displayed in your intro.)
then you'll need to add your intro movieclip to frame 1, add your skip intro button to the stage in frame 1 (along with your intro movieclip) and add a stop() to frame 1. you'll then need to code your button to advance to wherever you want when the intro is skipped and when the intro is finished.
edit: i see your duplicate topic. don't open two threads for the same topic. end this thread and continue the skip intro discussion in your other thread.


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Experience a grand finale to your Disney day with the newest—and most spectacular—fireworks showcase in Magic Kingdom history!
Gather 'round Cinderella Castle for an awe-inspiring show that's sure to surprise and delight.
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Happily Ever After starts with a dream… and takes you on an unforgettable journey that captures the heart, humor and heroism of many favorite Disney animated films, including:
Come experience the magic of these beloved movies firsthand—and be inspired to find your own happily ever after.
Show Features & Special Effects
This 18-minute show features more lasers, lights and projections than any other fireworks spectacular in the history of Magic Kingdom park!
Throughout Happily Ever After, you'll witness the many transformations of Cinderella Castle as it becomes a part of popular Disney stories—and is brought to life by:
It all comes together in a dazzling way—for a fantastical finale to your day at Magic Kingdom park.
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You can shimmer and shine in sync with the show thanks to special Made with Magic accessories.
Start the day with an exciting opening ceremony at Magic Kingdom park—and watch enchantment unfold from day to night!


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Now is the time of year when people begin to think about peace, generosity‹and taxes? While it may seem to be much too early to worry about filing your tax return, the end of the year is a great time to get your records in order and take other steps that will minimize the hassles when tax time does roll around. It's also often your last chance to take advantage of deductions or other tax-saving opportunities for the year. The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants provides this advice on getting a head start:
Set your records straight
No matter what tax laws may affect you, it's always important to approach your tax return preparation with clear and complete records of your income and relevant expenses for the past year. That means getting your receipts and document out of the shoeboxes and organized. Having comprehensive documentation can ensure that your return is accurate and that you are able to take all the deductions or credits for which you qualify. It can also make it easier for your CPA to offer tax planning advice that can help you minimize your taxes now and in the future.


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Some people might tell you that Donkey Kong 64 is an awful game. According to 10 year old me (my age the last time I played that game), they'd be wrong. But, hopefully everyone can agree that the Donkey Kong rap is fantastic?
Now, take that catchy tune, and add the Left 4 Dead zombies. What do you get? This amazing thing by YouTube user EdbotnikThe's.
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Survival Without Rent
Originally published in 1986, this was revised and expanded in 1989. It's a booklet intended to help people take back the homes that have been taken away from them by government and business. Dedicated to Eleanor Bumpurs and to the East Fifth Street Squat. It's a step by step guide to setting up a squat from a perspective of living in New York City. It's broken down into chapters including how to form a group, finding a building, getting in, emergency repairs, lights, heat, and fire safety, makeshift toilets, and legal hassles. It includes some fantastic illustrations by Seth Tobocman.
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WESTMINSTER, Md. – For the fifth consecutive season, McDaniel will join the 10 other Centennial Conference (CC) volleyball teams and participate in Digging for a Cure during the month of October.
A program that began in the conference in 2006, Digging for a Cure raises money for breast cancer research. Each CC team has one designated match during the month in which fans can pledge money for every dig recorded by the team with all of the money raised going to cancer research.
During the first four seasons, the 11 conference teams have raised nearly $37,000.
In 2010, the coaches and players across the CC will once again be raising money for Living Beyond Breast Cancer (LBBC). Based out of Haverford, Pa., LBBC assists women at all stages of diagnosis, treatment and recovery. Its mission includes offering specialized programs and services for the newly diagnosed, young women, women with advanced breast cancer, women at high risk for developing the disease and African-American and Latina women. It also offers programs for caregivers and healthcare professionals to help them better meet the needs of women affected by breast cancer.
The Green Terror will be using its October 2 match at Swarthmore to raise money for the cause.
For more details on McDaniel's part in the campaign or to donate, contact head coach Carole Molloy at 410-857-2566 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Romance Slice of Life animes with lots of intense moments:
Kanon 2006
Air Tv
Action / Romance animes:
Fate Stay Night (specially the ending)
Animes with characters that are willing to protect someone with their lifes:
Flame of Recca
Zero no Tsukaima
Busou Renkin
Shounen Onmyouji
Elemental Gerade
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kinda vague on that statement since majority of animes focus from a person's perspective and mainly designed so a persona can relate to them. But ill give it a shot
Shinigami no ballad-in every episode someone dies or has died and it greatly impacts their soul, leaving regret and saddness amongst their loved ones. Many of the episodes(though there are only 6 lol) mainly helps the ones left behind by the deceased come to terms with that they shouldn't be burdened by their deaths but should move foward with their lives. Theres romance in every episode.
Hantsuki-another 6 episode series revolving around two seventeen year olds in a hospital due to serious sickness and meeting, falling in love, and as expected heart breaking obstacles
Mushishi-every episode never shows the same people(other than the doctor-2/3episodes and genko-the protag himself). Story mode is similar to shinigami no ballad where genko travels(due to the fact he attracts mushi if he stays in an area too long) and solve cases of mushis which have destroyed/complicate peoples' lives.
Welcome to the NHK-slice of life towards the otaku's or hikimories who isolate themselves from society and exposure to stepping out of their doors cause them to go into a panic or become highly paranoid.
True Tears- one of the newer animes this year about love triangle, drama, tears, and something about a roach under someone's shoe
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Location: In Maya world, where all is 3D and everything crashes
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prepare for a month of depression!
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I would probably say "Fullmetal Alchemist". Their is bound to be atleast one person in which you will feel connected towards. Their is a lot of sinning, depression, happiness, hilarity, and much more. Although you did not exactly give me something more to go from so that is all I can think of and all that I dare say.
Maybe even "Neon Genesis Evanglion"? It contains a lot of personal issues and thoughts regarding the human mind for each of the characters.
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I was watching the Hub today and saw a promo for a 4th of July Tiny Toons/Super Hero Squad marathon. I got curious and looked through my program guide, and sure enough the show is being aired daily at 9 AM and 5 PM Central.
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In its final home meet of the season, the Germantown Friends School wrestling team bid farewell to its two seniors, middleweight Hilyard Nichols and heavyweight Khari Goosby.
Due to an injury, Nichols was unable to wrestle in last Friday's contest against visiting Martin Luther King High School, but Goosby closed out the event by chalking up a second-period pin in his swansong at GFS.
The Tigers did not fare so well in the meet overall, falling prey to the MLK Cougars, 57-24. The visitors forfeited at one weight class, but Germantown Friends had vacancies at six other weights, coughing up a net total of 30 points to the Cougars in the final team tally. A limited roster has hampered the Tigers throughout the season, and they were unable to qualify for a berth in the Friends Schools League tournament.
Martin Luther King, coached by Chestnut Hill Academy alum Dominic Castelli, finished second in Division B of the Philadelphia Public League, and owned a 12-5 dual meet record following Friday's victory.
The recent meet began with mutual forfeits, with GFS yielding at 106 lbs. to Cougars freshman Jordan Smith, while Tigers ninth-grader Nick Wells accepted an MLK forfeit at 113.
Germantown enjoyed its only lead of the afternoon thanks to 120 lb. junior Elliott Wattenbarger, who pinned visiting sophomore Brian Collins with 47 seconds remaining in the opening round. King quickly reclaimed those points at 126 lbs., where junior Tyrone Woods secured a first-period pin against Tigers sophomore Campbell Holder, tying the meet score at 12-12.
Derrick Sutton, a sophomore wrestling at 132 lbs. for the Cougars, built up a 7-0 lead in points over GFS freshman Bix Komita Moussa by the middle of the second period. Sutton then got a pin with 32 ticks to go in that round, and after that, the host team forfeited the 138 lb. class to King sophomore Andrew Lee.
Bumping up one spot from his usual weight, GFS junior Matt Reed got the home side of the scoreboard moving again. He picked up a takedown and some back points in the early seconds of the 145 lb. match, then he pinned Cougars freshman Malik Crawford with 21 seconds left in the first frame.
That closed the gap in the team score to six points at 24-18, but the visitors immediately went back up by a dozen as junior Nicko Bryant went unopposed in the 152 lb. class.
The 160 lb. bout was the only one where the outcome was not determined by either pin or forfeit. With a reversal at the start of the second period, GFS freshman Dash Buyske-Friedberg was only trailing 4-2, but MLK's DeAndre Maxwell, another ninth grader, engineered an escape and a takedown, then picked up two back-points to end the period with a 9-2 advantage. Maxwell continued on to an 11-4 decision as the meet score rose to 33-18.
Buyske-Friedberg's twin brother, Gabe, saw his stay on the mat end considerably sooner, as he was pinned in the first period by the 170 lb. entry for the Cougars, senior Khaleel Stewart.
MLK's margin just kept on growing as the Tigers forfeited the next three matches. Collecting the points for the visitors were senior Darnell Moore (182 lbs.), sophomore Derick Morton (195), and senior Jophany Raphael (220).
Things ended on a brighter note for the home fans with Goosby's victory at 285 lbs. Facing junior Ken Allen, the Tigers upperclassman went up 4-0 in the first period, then finished out with a pin 42 seconds into the second round.