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Gary E. Wheate, age 60, of Cold Spring, NY died on Tuesday, October 18, 2005 at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie.
Born in Ossining, NY on July 6, 1945, he was the son of the late Edwin and Nedra (Morey) Wheate.
Mr. Wheate has been a resident of Cold Spring for the past 18 years, coming from Putnam Valley, NY. He worked as a salesman for Dormia Mattress in Fishkill NY. He was a US Army veteran, having served from 1966-1968 in the Signal Corp during the Vietnam Conflict and was a member of the VFW in Yorktown Heights, NY.
Mr. Wheate is survived by his wife, Pamela (Mack) Wheate of the home address, and two daughters, Melissa Kelleher of Putnam Valley, NY, and Kim Golden of West Virginia. One brother, Noel Wheat of Hopewell Junction, NY, one sister, Wendy Greggs of Carmel, NY, and six grandchildren also survive him.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, October 22 at the Clinton Funeral Home, Corner of Parrott & Pine Streets, Cold Spring, In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Vassar Brothers Medical Center CCU Unit, 45 Reade Place, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601.


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The music world has been rocked by the death of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman and there will now be a place for his family, peers and fans to come together to mourn his loss and celebrate his life. The Jeff Hanneman Memorial Celebration is scheduled for May 23 at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
Hanneman passed away May 2 at the age of 49 from alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver. In the same press release revealing the cause of death, Slayer revealed that a public memorial would be staged for their late guitarist and that event has now been set. The Memorial Celebration will be free and open to the public on a first-in basis (based on venue capacity). All ages are welcome and paid parking will be available around the venue. The event is scheduled to run from 3:30-7:30PM.
The guitarist left quite an imprint on the metal world as his furious riffs and punk-rock attitude helped mold the Slayer sound, which included such staples as 'Angel of Death,' 'Raining Blood,' 'South of Heaven' and 'War Ensemble.' Hanneman co-founded the band with guitarist Kerry King, bassist/vocalist Tom Araya and drummer Dave Lombardo in 1981.
Hanneman frequently shied away from the spotlight and remained vigilant concerning the band's musical vision. When it was once suggested that if the band penned one mainstream song, they could get on the radio, Hanneman stated, "We're going to make a Slayer record. If you can get it on the radio, fine. If not, then f--- it."
Upon his passing, tributes from rockers both via social networking and in person at the Revolver Golden Gods Black Carpet flowed in, showing what a truly influential and special person and musician he was within the music world.


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Bahco Nail puller, look it up - it is brilliant.
got one of these, had a combine finger for a long time
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Have a pronge off an old horse pulled rake. Great for staples as is curled at the top for a bit leverage
Here is a pic of it
Some really good ideas, but how about this for off the peg:
You are all over thinking this. Just use a hedgecutter, it will have that wire off there quicker than you can say 'oh bugger'
That's what I've been telling them Dan, but they're too tight to buy it, preferring to mess about driving some old bit of steel in behind every staple
all these fancy tools don't seem too much better than the old fashioned fencing tool, only problem I've found with them is they wear abit too much where you hit it with a hammer.
My neighbour told me he was in the middle of taking up some fences between his paddocks to make it all one field, and that he was taking up the barbed wire .
I said his fingers were going to be a be sore by the time he had finished , but he told me they weren't going to be ,as he was using the loader .
Snapping or pulling up the posts then rolling the whole length posts , wire and all , and setting in in the middle of a bonfire
Back in the day everyone used an old cutter bar finger with a handle welded on it. It worked ok but the staples would fly all over the place. The point about using fencing pliers is that you still have the little sods gripped once you have pulled them out. They are as cheap as chips so when they lose their pointyness just buy some more.
The way some of you make-do-and-mend characters go on makes you sound as if you have been shipwrecked on a deserted island with only what you stand up in.
Was JD Andrew before we were reincarnated......
I just use bolt cutters chop staple then twist and wire pops out then just hit two halves of staple in to the post with one hammer blow proper quick
I am looking at getting an eze pull tool but got a few questions to ask someone who has used one as they appear quite expensive.
Which tool have you got? I am thinking of getting the eze pull ultra crimp. I presume this will join barb wire as the the other tool will only crimp upto 2.5mm.
Do you use the crimping facility and how do you rate it compared to gripples?
How effective are they at getting staples out that are driven well into the post, can/do you need to hit them with the hammer to get behind the staple?
If you don't mind me asking where did you buy it from and how much are they? Is there anywhere online to purchase as struggling to find anywhere.
I got mine from www.lanleesupplies.co.uk with no crimps, i think it was £90 ish + vat last march. worth every penny
I have modified a bolt cropper and staple pliers to help with this. It's a cheap and effective solution:
if you can't weld a piece of bar to a finger , find someone who can
It is far superior to any other tool you can purchase that I have ever found, and if you lose it it costs at least 5p to make another one.
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The thing that really boils my water is when people think that it's absolutely neccessary to hammer staples right in as far as they can. It doesn't do the wire or the stakes any good and they are more difficult to get out if you ever need to, i.e. when the stake/post is cream crackered and you want to use it for firewood. Might be excusable round the straining post but other than that, leave them sticking out a bit. Getting them out with fencing pliers is a doddle then. And don't put them in vertically, put them in on the scunt a bit. That's the way to stop the wire moving about within the staple, not hammering the thing in as if you are trying to get it to come out of the other side of the stake.
And don't even mention those people who think it's a good idea to staple wire half way round stakes to tighten it.
Rant over.
Don't itch for something if you're not prepared to scratch for it.
I made one of these from a low cost bolt cropper:
The main part of the jaws of the bolt cropper are unchanged, so it can still be used for bolt cutting or wire cutting.
I also modified the fencing pliers by making the hook slimmer to fit into the staple hoop.
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Would you believe hundreds of times? The trick is to stop using the battery well before it has given up all of its available stored energy. Note that this is directly opposite to the instructions that were packed with your battery-operated drill or screwdriver with its NiCad batteries. When the drill stops turning, charge the battery, but not before. Good rule for NiCads, but not for alkaline batteries.
Assuming you now have a charger to safely charge alkalines, don't wait for the battery to stop working. In order to achieve ten times extension of the normal life of an everyday alkaline battery, you will have to recharge it frequently, many more times than ten. It makes sense to use a second set of batteries for a high drain device. Take out one set of batteries when the device is not being used, and put in the second set that has been recharged. Charge the first set and carry it with you as a backup if necessary.
You will be surprised how easily children will be attracted to charging their own batteries in their toys and possessions. Managing their own batteries is fun, and they know it helps the environment by not having to throw batteries away when they can recycle them.
Recharge non-rechargeable (alkaline) batteries...
Batteries! Can't live with them, can't live without them. In this day and age, everyone is walking around with electronics in their pockets, purses, and backpacks. The invention of rechargeable batteries provided consumers a cost efficient alternative to alkaline (non-rechargeable) power sources. Over my lifetime, I have thrown away hundreds of non-rechargeable Duracell, Energizer, Rayovac, Maxell, Panasonic, Sanyo, and store brand batteries. However, now I recharge them!
I bought the Battery Xtender for myself as a birthday gift, plus it was another way for me to save money. The Battery Xtender lets you recharge alkaline, zinc-carbon, Ni-Cad, and NiMH batteries! Ni-Cad and NiMH are rechargeable types of batteries. So with this one charging device you can recharge non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries. Now you can recharge Duracell, Energizer, and other disposable batteries. "What?!?! You can't be for real. I thought you can't recharge disposable batteries" you say. That's what the battery companies want you to think. I'm actually recharging a pair of AA batteries from my Wii controller as we speak.
Essentially, you could recharge non-rechargeable batteries in your "regular" battery charger, however you need to know when to stop charging them before they explode and leak. This is the thing that separates the Battery Xtender, it can sense and detect when to stop charging non-rechargeable batteries, therefore preventing explosion and unsafe leakage. The catch with alkaline batteries is can only be recharged about 10 times before they can no longer be recharged. Alkaline batteries also take a longer time to recharge than regular rechargeable batteries (8hrs+ if battery is almost completely drained), therefore it is recommended to recharge them when the battery is about 30% full. With alkaline batteries, you do not want to totally drain them of before recharging. If you totally drain these types of batteries you may not be able to recharge the cells any longer. So on the first notification of "low battery" I rip them out and start recharging them.
I had a bunch of alkaline battery sitting in my draw to be thrown away, but I just never did for some reason. When my Battery Xtender came, I was amazed I was able to recharge and use them. These batteries have been dead for months! Now I just have an army of alkaline battery ready to be used. Yeah, yeah, someone will ask, "Why don't you just buy rechargeable batteries?" Well, I used to, but it got annoying when I lost them, couldn't find them, or accidentally threw them out. Throwing away rechargeable batteries is expensive, throwing away disposable ones are not. So for $40 + handling, it doesn't really matter which types of batteries you use the Battery Xtender charger for, it will eventually pay for itself. Now imagine if you bought a 40 pack of AA from amazon.com for $10, you would have a supply of rechargeable AA batteries for years (without the hassle of keeping your non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries separated)!
I really like to recharge regular alkaline batteries while so much effort has been made to keep people from actually trying it. Fear of trying to recharge regular alkaline batteries wastes money and is hard on our increasinly fragile shared interconnected environment. In order to recharge regular alkaline batteries< i use a charger I just bought at Staples for about $10.00. I'll make that back in a month or two. The kids in my household use up a lot of batteries in their talking dolls and related electrically driven toys. It's really fun to get a successful rechage instead of DRIVING to the store to spend more money. Recharging regular alkaline batteries saves money and is alot easier on the environment.
Quote from another battery charging person found on the internet:
"I used some big power resistors and a big blue led/smurf dildo to discharge the battery as fast as I could, and used a stopwatch to time how long it took. When the led became as dim as Doom 3, a pretty redhead told me that it was time to stop the watch. I measured the 'dead' voltage to be 7.5V. I did two discharge runs, with current drains ranging from 530mA to 150mA. That's a lot btw- 5 to 10 times more than a remote control or an mp3 player would drain. The average capacity of the battery worked out to be 148mAh. Proper 9v NiMH rechargeable batteries are typically rated at 160mAh. When you take into account my high discharge current and their BS marketing, I think its safe to say the capacity of a recharged alkaline 9v is on par with a real rechargeable battery.
Trying it on AA batteries
I used the same 63mA current source to charge a pair of dead alkaline AA batteries in series. Since AAs have higher capacity than a 9v, it took all day to fully recharge them.
I discharged them at a current of 330mA for hours, and they still hadn't gone flat. I said screw calculating capacity and decided to call it a fully charged success.
Destructive testing: After two full days of charging the AAs eventually popped open making a fizz noise, and leaked 3 drops of weak acid that was easily cleaned up with my bare hands. The experience was about as life threatening as a squirrel urinating on my lawn. The final measured voltage that killed it was 2.0V, which doesn't surprise me. Charging a 1.5V battery past 1.8V is kinda dumb. "
This blog owner was an electronic technician from age 12 (1953) to about
(1980). I currently recharge my 9 led flashlight aaa batteries using the usb port on my Dell.... preferring to use Energizer alkalines as the Duracels leak or pop ["safely"] (explosion is an uneccessarily over dramatic term probably motivated by being over safe to avoid law suits etc and to make huge profits while filling landfills with reusable technology). It is not without risk. The risks are minimal from lots of experience, or I wouldn't still be saving money by recharging.
Read about recharging from other sources, protect your eyes and young people.
It's one more way to stop ruining our precious earth.
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What to do if you haven't saved a dime for retirement
By Jonathan Clements
Here's a grim statistic: Half of workers age 55 and older have less than $50,000 in savings, according to the Employee Benefit Research Institute's 2014 Retirement Confidence Survey.
Some of these folks have traditional defined-benefit pensions, so they're in better shape than it seems. But most don't. That means their retirement will be built on modest savings, Social Security and maybe some home equity.
Does that describe someone you know — or perhaps your own financial situation? If so, how can you retire in at least moderate comfort? My advice: Try mightily to keep pulling in a paycheck until at least age 70, at which point you would claim delayed Social Security retirement benefits.
Toughing it out in the workforce won't be easy. Many people are forced to retire earlier than they had hoped to. According to the 2014 Retirement Confidence Survey, workers typically say they expect to retire at age 65 — but it turns out the median retirement age is actually 62.
Anything that pays
What happens if you get forced out of your job earlier than you'd like? Try to find a job that will cover the bills, so you can put off claiming Social Security. That might mean taking work for which you're overqualified and that pays less than the job you were forced out of. But collecting some sort of paycheck, so you can delay Social Security, could be the key to a modest retirement.
Most retirees, of course, don't delay Social Security. In fact, in 2012, 45% of men and 51% of women claiming Social Security retirement benefits were age 62, the youngest possible age. (These figures ignore those on Social Security disability benefits who were then swapped over to receive retirement benefits.) Claiming at 62 might be the right decision if you and, if married, your spouse are both in poor health.
But for most folks, it's likely a mistake, because taking benefits early means accepting a permanently shrunken monthly check. Let's say your full Social Security retirement age is 66, at which point you could get $1,400 a month, equal to $16,800 a year. This is roughly the average amount that Social Security recipients are entitled to.
If you claim at 62, you would take a 25% hit, leaving you with $1,050 a month, or $12,600 a year. By contrast, if you delayed benefits from 66 to 70, you would get 32% more. That would mean $1,848 a month, equal to $22,176 a year. This doesn't reflect any increases because of inflation.
A good deal
True, $22,176 at age 70 won't pay for a lavish retirement. But unless you have a lot of other income, you shouldn't have to pay taxes on your Social Security benefit. Indeed, Social Security is perhaps the best income stream available to retirees. It's indexed to inflation, backed by the federal government, at least partially tax-free, and you know you'll get it for as long as you live. Moreover, your spouse may receive your benefit as a survivor benefit, assuming you die first.
Does waiting until 70 seem too long? If you are married and you were the main breadwinner, you might "file and suspend" once you reach your full Social Security retirement age of 66 or 67. That will allow your husband or wife to claim spousal benefits, so you have some extra money coming in, while you continue to delay your benefit until age 70.
That spousal benefit can be worth as much as half your benefit as of your full retirement age. For instance, if your full retirement age benefit is $1,400 a month, your spouse could receive $700.
Even as you postpone Social Security, try to save what you can. Also look to slash your cost of living. That might mean trading down to a less-expensive home and making a big push to get all debts paid off before you retire.
Don't like the idea of postponing retirement until age 70? Keep in mind that, even at 70, median life expectancy is 15 years for men and 17 years for women, and you could live longer than average.
A sense of purpose
Moreover, continuing to work late in life isn't all bad. We all need a sense of purpose to our lives — which is why many retirees volunteer, take up hobbies, help at local schools and take college courses.
Admittedly, these are things retirees choose to do, while your financial situation is forcing you to work. Still, working until age 70 could give you the social, intellectual and physical stimulation that we all need.


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by BlueStreak » Mon Apr 16, 2012 8:15 amI still don't think Hitch is up to Ultimates form yet, but this issue was a lot better than I was expecting. There are times when the art was pretty confusing but the story was solid and I'm legitimately interested in reading more.
by SilverPhoenix » Mon Apr 16, 2012 11:14 am
Sorry about that. I didn't mean to do that on purpose, I was so engrossed in getting my contribution to Avengers Primer up and running.
Poll's already up so it's up to you to what you want to do.
by Eric Ratcliffe » Mon Apr 16, 2012 11:41 amYeah I think I give up on this. I've tried reading the whole thing 3 times now, make it 4 or 5 pages deeper and just get bored.
by ****** » Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:30 pmNext week's pick is...
Reset #1
(W/A/CA) Peter Bagge If you could relive major events in your life, would you take a stab at making things better-and would your best attempts only make things worse? Or would you use your second chance to put your most twisted, perverted fantasies in motion? These are questions washed up actor and comedian Guy Krause asks himself after he signs up to be the main research subject for a virtual reality experiment. Cover price $3.50.
by Eric Ratcliffe » Tue Apr 17, 2012 10:05 pm
wow, that actually sounds really cool.
by guitarsmashley » Wed Apr 18, 2012 1:18 amso I did manage to kind of read this comic. I skipped the dialogue of about every other panel cuz there was too much of it and it wasn't at all interesting. Not at all. The art was not Ultimates or Authority level. There were panels that looked great and then there were panels that looked awful. Ed Harris with hair was also not so good.
by Punchy » Thu Apr 19, 2012 4:39 amAmerica's Got Powers #1(of 6) - Untitled - Ross and Hitch
Story - It's very difficult to come up with a new idea these days, especially in the world of superhero comics, where literally everything ever has been done, and done twice. So it came as no surprise that when Jonathan Ross and Bryan Hitch announced their new superhero/reality TV satire series, it was met with cries of 'Wildguard rip-off!', 'X-Statix rip-off!', 'New Warriors rip-off!' and the like. And that pisses me off, everyone is so quick to spot influences and cry plagiarism that they miss the wood for the trees, and the fact that hey, at least this is a new take on things, a new property, not just re-heated Batman. It's the same problem as when during the Zombie boom post-Walking Dead, all the nerds sighed 'oh no not another Zombie comic, how lazy' whilst tucking in to their 3rd X-Men book of the week. Comics fans are their own worst enemy.
So yes, whilst you can spot the influences here, the title itself is of course drawn from America's Got Talent, the sum of all these parts makes something that I very much enjoyed and look forward to following. It's clear from this first issue that there's a lot more going on here than just superheroes meets reality TV, Ross has set up a fair amount of back-story here, and the conflict between the Professor behind the TV show and the Military is already moving the book beyond simple satire of real-life television.
The basic gist of the story is that 17 years ago, a mysterious stone fell to Earth, and imbued every baby within 5 miles of San Francisco with superhuman powers... every baby except one. In the present day, these superhumans are kept in check by the use of a reality TV show which allows them to audition for a place on the world's only super-team. Yes, it does sound a bit like the Hunger Games in a way, but as I said, stop playing spot the reference and just read the damn comic.
Our main character is the aforementioned 'except one', Tommy Watts, the only kid in the so-called 'Power Generation' who has no powers, but is allowed to work at the gift-shop at the AGP studios. After only 1 issue Tommy is established as a protagonist you can root for, and not just because he's the scrappy underdog, but because he seems like a genuinely nice guy, he gives a little kid a free action figure, and later on, he risks his life to save people from killer robots, even though he has no powers. Or does he? At the end, Tommy manifests... something. It'll be interesting to see how his story develops, and just how it all connects to the other threads Ross has set up.
As I said, this book already seems to have a fair amount of back-story going on, there's the mystery of just what the stone is, there's something going on with Tommy's brother, who seems to have died in a previous season of AGP, but that's not confirmed. Ross drops hints about something called the 'Power Riots', and I'm sure that will be explored, and there's also the threat of militarisation hanging over the story. I'm a big fan of stories developing not only horizontally, moving forward from event to event, but vertically, slowly digging deeper to explain the events of the past, and it looks like this title will be doing just that. It's clear that this isn't just some silly mash-up idea that Ross has tossed-off, there's a lot of thought behind this title. Ross did the same thing with 'Turf', giving a vampire/alien gang-war way more depth than it ever deserved.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this issue, yes it's not wholly original, but then what is? Image Comics are on a roll at the moment with a series of off-kilter genre titles, and this is just another. Yes, it's superheroes, but it's new superheroes, and in the summer of Before Watchmen, we need all the new ideas we can get.
Art - Bryan Hitch used to be one of my favourite artists in comics, for me, The Ultimates and it's sequel are at the very near-pinnacle of comic-book art, they looked real. Ever since then however his style has changed, and while it's allowed him to get stuff out a lot quicker (Fantastic Four and Captain America Reborn were pretty much on time, or at least, more on time than Ultimates 2 was), but it's lost that perfectly polished sense of realism. America's Got Powers is a step back towards his Ultimates heyday in a lot of ways, and is actually very visually similar, the costumes of the AGP costumes look a lot like the various European Captains, the AGP studio is like a cross between the Triskelion and a football stadium. The colours are a bit brighter, but that makes sense, this is a TV show. Hitch may not be back to his best, but he's getting there, and that's great to see. It was interesting to see that the Professor character was very obviously based on David Tennant, the last time Hitch based a character on an actor, it led to a nine-movie deal for Samuel L Jackson, will Tennant be as lucky?
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The all-conquering Dublin senior footballers received their All-Ireland SFC medals on Saturday night while it was a weekend to remember for Cuala, Liam Mellows and Carnacon…
The final interviews! Congrats to Carnacon! #LGFA #LGFAClubs pic.twitter.com/b6hWgZoRgN- Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) December 3, 2017
A massive thanks to Jim Gavin and everyone at @DubGAAOfficial for a fantastic evening at their medal presentation ceremony. We are truly blessed to have such wonderful friends within the @officialgaa family. @deterMND https://t.co/jqb76g6rZy- Anto Finnegan (@AFinn73) December 3, 2017
A great shot of the whole team with guest of honour @AFinn73 at last night's medal presentation! pic.twitter.com/8qyfV83t1q- Dublin GAA (@DubGAAOfficial) December 3, 2017
Fantastic photo @DubGAAOfficial Thank you for looking after @AFinn73 and family during your presentation @AFinn73 our #Legend #GAA pic.twitter.com/IAkC9ge7Fb- Antrim GAA (@AontroimGAA) December 3, 2017
Remember him buying me my first pair of boots @ InterContinental Dublin https://t.co/lY3qsD2Cn9- Brian Fenton (@BrianFenton08) December 3, 2017
Commisserations to @KK_GAA it wasn't your day. Thanks for the great game.- Cuala GAA (@CualaCLG) December 3, 2017
After Cuala's Leinster Final victory today it was a total of seven winners medals, an All Star and Young Footballer of the Year for King Con in 2017. What an unbelievable year for this young man. pic.twitter.com/amuklaIV7p- Hill 16 Army (@Hill16Army) December 3, 2017
December 3, 2017
@DavidCollins27 and @conorjhynes savour that winning feeling. Liam Mellows County Senior Hurling Champions 2017. @Galway_GAA @gaelicplayers @liammellowsgaa @gbfmsports @FlirtFMSport pic.twitter.com/0kXEfM8D0j- LiamMellowsCoaching (@MellowsCoaching) December 3, 2017
Congratulations @liammellowsgaa #countychamps pic.twitter.com/yRI9j3i82m- Michèal Lundy (@lundycorofin) December 3, 2017
A huge well done to Carnacon on their All Ireland win today. A great way to end the year. #gaa- Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) December 3, 2017
Our girls did us so proud.A credit to their families & community. We'll all live to fight another day. Well done players, mentors & officers- Mourneabbey LFC (@MourneabbeyLFC) December 3, 2017
Congrats to @_tjreid on the official opening of gym today. pic.twitter.com/CO9FSuwrNV- Kilkenny GAA (@KilkennyCLG) December 2, 2017


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This is a story...
A man had a reputation as a great artist. One day, an art professor from a major university visited him accompanying by a film crew. Of course, the artist was very pleased and eager to demonstrate his skill.
The artist took the professor and the film crew to his studio and took out a coloring book. Opening the book to the first page, he carefully began to trace the outlines of the pictures with a crayon.
The professor was dumbfounded. "Why, why, this is something that a 5 year old child would do," he exclaimed.
"Yes," admitted the artist. "But you see, I have been doing it for 30 years!"
Just as there is much more to art than merely tracing the outlines of pictures, there is much more to kata than merely performing the movements.
Charles C. Goodin
A Great Artist
This is a story...
Posted by Charles C. Goodin on Sunday, February 01, 2009


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Blues win on Jackman's goal with 50.4 seconds leftby Louie Korac
ST. LOUIS -- Barret Jackman never saw the puck hit the back of the net. All the veteran defenseman had to do was listen -- he heard all he needed to hear when the Scottrade Center crowd erupted after his last-minute goal gave the St. Louis Blues their second straight stunning victory.
Jackman's first career playoff goal put the Blues in the driver's seat in their Western Conference Quarterfinal series against the Los Angeles Kings. His wrist shot from the top of the left circle with 50.4 seconds remaining in regulation gave the Blues a come-from-behind 2-1 win against the Kings and a 2-0 lead in the best-of-7 series.
"I had my eyes closed, so I really didn't see it," Jackman joked. "The building erupted, and it's a pretty good feeling. We closed it off tonight and not giving up a goal late.
"I thought I wasn't going to shoot knowing the way my hands are, but I just put it on net past the d-man. I don't know if [Kings goalie Jonathan Quick] saw all of it."
Jackman took a pass from Chris Stewart, after the Blues were able to take advantage of an uncharacteristic 3-on-2 rush so late in the game. Stewart had two options and chose Jackman coming in from the blue line. Jackman was just inside the top of the left circle when he snapped a wrister past Quick, who seemed screened a bit by defenseman Drew Doughty.
"I was a bit surprised," Stewart said. "It was probably our first 3-on-2 of the night. I skated to my left and [Jackman] and [Andy McDonald] were both calling for it. [Jackman] was wide-open. When he's open, you've seen that goal a few times this year. He has a missile, and we got a good bounce."
Quick, who lost the puck in overtime of Game 1 that resulted in Alexander Steen's shorthanded winner, said Jackman's shot was one he had to have.
"I've got to stop that," he said. "It's my fault ... two games in a row. I've got to be better."
Patrik Berglund also scored and Brian Elliott stopped 28 shots for the Blues, who want to prove they can defeat the defending champions after being swept out of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the Kings a season ago.
They're halfway there as the series shifts to Los Angeles for Games 3 and 4 Saturday and Monday.
The Kings, who last trailed 0-2 in a playoff series in the 2002 conference quarterfinals against the Colorado Avalanche, got a first-period goal from Dustin Brown. Quick stopped 23 shots for Los Angeles, which was 19-1-2 in the regular season when leading after two periods.
"We didn't expect to be in [this position], but it's our own fault," Doughty said. "We're in this position. We've been fully prepared for their game, fully prepared for what they're going to do against us and we just haven't stepped up to the plate."
Quick appeared to take a puck to the groin area during warm-ups; he bent over in some discomfort and skated crunched over toward the center-ice line before leaving the ice in frustration. There was some buzz about whether he'd be able to play but he led the Kings onto the ice and showed no ill effects.
The Blues were shorthanded four times in the first period four times and fell behind after giving the Kings a 5-on-3 advantage. With Ryan Reaves already in the box for high-sticking, Jackman was whistled for interference on Doughty after the whistle had blown a play offside. Los Angeles took advantage when Brown deflected Mike Richards' shot past Elliott 9:55 into the game for a 1-0 lead.
For Jackman, getting the winner after putting his team in a two-man hole felt like redemption.
"Obviously a 5-on-3, it was tough," Jackman said. "We didn't continue to let them get momentum after that. We played hard and got some things going our way. The third period was our best."
The game was chippy for long stretches in the first period, which was expected with the Kings down in the series and searching for a spark.
The second period was scoreless thanks to Quick and Elliott.
The St. Louis goaltender was able to make a stop on Justin Williams from close range late in the period. He also benefited when Brown was in alone early in the period but slid his backhand wide of the net.
Quick's best save came on Steen's one-timer from the right circle; he got just enough with his glove while the Blues were on the power play with just under 10 minutes left in the second.
St. Louis got the equalizer 3:44 into the third period when Alex Pietrangelo threw a puck toward the crease and a streaking Berglund; the puck hit his skate and deflected into the left corner past Quick. The play was called a goal on the ice and confirmed after a video review.
"I didn't see the puck. It kind of bounced on me," Berglund said. "Obviously a good feeling it went in."
It was the kind of goal a team trailing at home in the third period needed to boost their morale as well as get the crowd buzzing again.
"I think so, because we had so many good scoring chances throughout both last game and this game," Berglund said. "I think it was good for us to put it in early obviously so we can keep working to score the second goal."
The Blues got a bit of a scare with 10:51 remaining in the third when Brown went crashing into the side of the goal St. Louis net, taking Elliott with him. The goaltender was down for a bit, received attention from the Blues training staff, but shook it off and stayed in the game.
Elliott was unavailable to speak to the media, but Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said his goalie was fine.
Now it's onto Staples Center, where the Blues will hope to put the champs in a deeper hole. The Blues are 10-0 in franchise history when taking a 2-0 playoff series lead.
Not that they're ready to declare victory.
"I don't think there's one person in the room that thinks we're in control of anything other than the number that says 2-0," Hitchcock said. "I don't think we're in control of anything. I don't think they feel like they're in control of anything. This is two teams that are going to fight this right to the end, and I think every player in that locker room knows that. ... It's that close. Every shift seems like it's the last shift on earth.
"This is a highly charged series. This is a very emotional game. It's hard to play with such strong intensity and emotion that you need to because they're such a competitive team and then still be able to play your position. Those are the things we're learning. Regardless if we would have won today, I was just happy with the way we played when we kind of calmed down a little bit and started to play better positional hockey."


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"What do you expect from your garden this year?" asks the Comox Valley Growers and Seed Savers Society (CVGSS).
The 14th annual Comox Valley Seedy Saturday, a community seed exchange and horticulture trade fair, will be held at the Filberg Centre in downtown Courtenay on March 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will help you meet and perhaps raise those expectations.
This fundraising event, with the low ticket prices of $5 (free for members) features dozens of vendors and exhibitors offering goods, services and education to serve every level of gardener. Thousands of local, non-hybrid seeds, saved by dedicated CVGSS volunteers are also available.
Workshops and panels will be offered by local and Vancouver Island experts and enthusiasts on a variety of topics. New this year is a childcare and activity area.
The theme of Sow a Seed: Grow a Gardener is demonstrative of CVGSS' commitment to educating the whole community about organic growing practices, soil health and ecological diversity. The society is also committed to maintaining local and heritage seed stock to increase our food security.
Every year, hundreds of people visit each other in the Seedy Café; learn from experts and each other about local growing conditions and gather tips for increasing yield and pleasure in their own gardens. CVGSS hopes that offering a child care service will make some of those learning opportunities more accessible for parents and will build on every child's love of dirt to create new gardeners.
Seedy Saturday offers several rewarding volunteer opportunities, too. Volunteer benefits include early access to the Seed Exchange, snacks, coffee and a yummy meal from the Seedy Café, a volunteer party and the chance to meet and interact with gardeners and growers at every stage of learning.
Please visit www.cvgss.org to get involved.
Interested vendors and exhibitors are encouraged to contact co-ordinator Sue Moen at 250-337-5948 or visit www.cvgss.org.
— Comox Valley Growers and Seed Savers Society


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New York: Working out regularly may brighten the mood of people with chronic health problems like cancer, heart disease and back pain, according to the first sweeping look at previous research.
But it`s no miracle cure: On average, six people would need to hit the gym or go for a jog for one person to see a mood improvement.
"It`s a nice piece of evidence and I`m pleased because I like the concept," said Dr. Alan J. Gelenberg, who chairs the department of psychiatry at Penn State University in Hershey.
Gelenberg, who wasn`t involved in the new work, said the findings jibe with guidelines from the American Psychiatric Association, which recommends regular exercise against the blues.
"There is some evidence for its use to prevent depression, and there actually is evidence for exercise as a treatment in itself," he told Reuters Health.
With the new study, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, researchers wanted to weigh the evidence that training can also help chronically ill people who don`t have a diagnosis of depression, but nonetheless may feel down.
That`s important because depressive symptoms could make people less likely to take their meds, could increase their use of health services and decrease their quality of life, said Matthew Herring of the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
He and his colleagues combed through 90 previous studies including more than 10,000 people with health problems like cancer, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD), fibromyalgia, chronic pain or obesity.
In each study, people had been randomly chosen to do exercises -- on average, three times a week over 17 weeks -- or not.
According to Herring, people`s depressive symptoms, as rated on a variety of psychological scales, dropped about 22 percent with exercise overall. That`s similar to the effects on fatigue, anxiety, pain and other mental health outcomes.
"The magnitude of the effect of exercise training on depressive symptoms among patients found in our review is small but significant," he told Reuters Health by email.
Herring added that moderate -- at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise per week -- and vigorous -- at least 75 minutes of vigorous intensity exercise per week -- seemed to help the most.
Still, the report comes with several caveats. For instance, it`s not clear how many people with chronic illnesses are able to work out at sufficient intensity, and many participants did in fact drop out of the studies.
Also, it`s not clear how long the effects last, how much to exercise and what kind of exercise works better -- aerobic training like running or walking or strength training like weightlifting.
"What we don`t know is much more than we do know," said Gelenberg.
Still, he added, "exercise has a lot of benefits... if someone doesn`t exercise in a stupid way, like a 65-year-old man trying to bench press 200 pounds."
Gelenberg said people with chronic disease who feel depressed should exercise within a physician`s guidelines and eat a healthy diet.
"I would suggest they indulge themselves in healthy pleasures: people, books, walks, sitting in a pretty place. If they still feel `down,` I`d suggest professional attention to consider psychotherapy or an antidepressant medicine," he said.
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Cisco MDS SanOS Troubleshooting Guide -- Troubleshooting PortChannels and Trunking
From DocWiki
A PortChannel can aggregate multiple physical interfaces into one logical interface to provide higher aggregated bandwidth, load balancing, and link redundancy.
PortChannel Overview
A PortChannel has the following functionality:
- Provides a point-to-point connection over ISL (E ports) or EISL (TE ports). Multiple links can be combined into a PortChannel.
- Increases the aggregate bandwidth on an ISL by distributing traffic among all functional links in the channel.
- Load balances across multiple links and maintains optimum bandwidth utilization. Load balancing is based on the source ID, destination ID, and exchange ID (OX ID).
- Provides high availability on an ISL. If one link fails, traffic previously carried on this link is switched to the remaining links. If a link goes down in a PortChannel, the upper protocol is not aware of it. The upper protocol functions as if the link is still there, although the bandwidth is diminished. The routing tables are not affected by link failure. PortChannels can contain up to 16 physical links and can span multiple modules for added high availability.
On switches with Generation 1 switching modules, or a combination of Generation 1 and Generation 2 switching modules, you can configure a maximum of 128 PortChannels. On switches with Generation 2 switching modules only, you can configure a maximum of 265 PortChannels.
A PortChannel number refers to the unique (to each switch) identifier associated with each channel group. This number ranges from of 1 to 256.
Trunking Overview
Trunking, also known as VSAN trunking, is a feature specific to switches in the Cisco MDS 9000 Family. Trunking enables interconnected ports to transmit and receive frames in more than one VSAN, over the same physical link using extended ISL (EISL) frame format.
Trunking configurations are only applicable to E ports. If trunk mode is enabled in an E port and that port becomes operational as a trunking E port, it is referred to as a TE port. The trunk-allowed VSANs configured for TE ports are used by the trunking protocol to determine the allowed-active VSANs in which frames can be received or transmitted.
Trunking is a commonly used storage industry term. However, the Cisco SAN-OS software and switches in the Cisco MDS 9000 Family implement trunking and PortChannels as follows:
- PortChannel enables several physical links to be combined into one aggregated logical link.
- Trunking enables link transmitting frames in the EISL format to carry (trunk) multiple VSAN traffic.
- When trunking is operational on an E port, that E port becomes a TE port. A TE port is specific to switches in the Cisco MDS 9000 Family. An industry standard E port can link to other vendor switches and is referred to as a nontrunking interface.
Initial Troubleshooting Checklist
Begin troubleshooting PortChannel and trunking issues by verifying that you have completed following actions first:
Check off
Use the show port-channel compatibility-parameters CLI command to determine PortChannel requirements.
Ensure that one PortChannel is not connected to different sets of switches. PortChannels require point-to-point connections between the same set of switches.
Verify that either side of a PortChannel is connected to the same number of interfaces.
Verify that each interface is connected to the same type of interface on the other side.
Verify that all required VSANs on a TE port are in the allowed-active VSAN list.
|Use the show running interface CLI command to view the interface configuration in Cisco SAN-OS Release 3.0(1) or later. The interface configuration as seen in the show running-config CLI command is no longer consolidated.
Common Troubleshooting Tools in Fabric Manager
The following Fabric Manager navigation paths can be useful in troubleshooting any issues with PortChannel and trunking:
- Choose ISLs > PortChannel to access the PortChannel configuration.
- Choose Switches > Interfaces > FC Logical and click the Trunk Config tab to access the trunking configuration.
Common Troubleshooting Commands in the CLI
The following commands can be useful in troubleshooting PortChannel and trunking:
- show port-channel compatibility-parameters
- show port-channel summary
- show port-channel database
- show port-channel consistency detail
- show port-channel usage
- show interface
- show interface trunk
- show trunk protocol
PortChannel Issues
This section describes common PortChannel issues.
Cannot Configure a PortChannel
Symptom Cannot configure a PortChannel
Possible Cause
Cannot configure a PortChannel.
PortChannel autocreation is enabled.
Disable autocreation if you want to manually configure PortChannels. In Device Manager, select Interfaces > FC ALL..., click the Other tab, uncheck the AutoChannelCreate check box, and click Apply.
Use the no channel-group auto CLI command.
Newly Added Interface Does Not Come Online In a PortChannel
Symptom Newly added interface does not come online in a PortChannel.
Possible Cause
Newly added interface does not come online in a PortChannel.
PortChannel mode is on.
Enable PortChannel manually or change PortChannel mode to active. See the "Configuring Port Channel Modes Using Fabric Manager" section.
Also, use the no shutdown CLI command to enable the PortChannel manually or use the channel-mode active CLI command in the interface submode for the PortChannel interface.
Interface parameters are not compatible with existing PortChannel.
Use the force option to force the physical interface to take on the parameters of the PortChannel. In Fabric Manager, choose ISLs > Port Channels, check the Force check box, and click Apply Changes.
Also, use the channel-group x force CLI command in the interface submode for the physical interface.
Configuring Port Channel Modes Using Fabric Manager
To configure active mode using Fabric Manager, follow these steps:
1. Expand ISLs and then select Port Channels in the Physical Attributes pane. You see the PortChannels configured in the Information pane.
2. Click the Protocols tab and, from the Mode drop-down menu, click the appropriate mode for the PortChannel.
3. Click Apply Changes icon to save any modifications or click Undo Changes to discard any changes.
Trunking Issues
This section describes common trunking issues.
Cannot Configure Trunking
Symptom Cannot configure trunking.
Possible Cause
Cannot configure trunking.
Trunking protocol is disabled.
Enable trunking. In Fabric Manager, choose Switches > Interfaces > FC Logical, select the Trunk Config tab, and set the Admin drop-down menu to trunk. Click Apply Changes.
Use the trunk protocol enable CLI command.
VSAN Traffic Does Not Traverse Trunk
Symptom VSAN traffic does not traverse trunk.
Possible Cause
VSAN traffic does not traverse trunk.
VSAN not in allowed-active VSAN list.
Add VSAN to allowed-active list. In Fabric Manager, choose Switches > Interfaces > FC Logical, select the Trunk Config tab, and set the Allowed VSANs field. Click Apply Changes.
Use the switchport trunk allowed vsan CLI command.


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|2011-05-31, 21:25
|Link #321
We're Back
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Discord
Age: 30
I don't see what the issue is with direct porting characters, i myself had brought in Ryoushi from Ookami-san and I never encountered resistance. Sure Kha could be more tactful and tasteful but theres no reason to condemn the idea altogether;.
|2011-05-31, 23:04
|Link #322
Truth Martyr
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Doing Anzu's paperwork.
Age: 32
I'd just like to point out that Kha's missed the subtle refs in my OCs - both of them are descended from somewhat famous people (within certain circles) but the references have been quite subtle, as in descended from a Desert Rat (Jon), and descended from a sniper (Michelle), which I've reflected in the use of their rifles.
Make the refs all you want but try to be subtle about it. Operation Oyster Bay, for instance, sounds relatively harmless until you realise that Oyster Bay = Pearl Harbor, and realise what Weber was referring to.
Remember, less is more.
Anyhow it's alright, and I like the tartan, though i find it interesting that it's closer to the ancient hunting tartan of the Wallace clan, rather than the red combat tartan, which would have fit with the Butei skirt a bit better. Then again, she is hunting, just not game... hunting for targets and lo-
*Goose is shot.*
... anyway I like her, but the only quibble is that as per Butei regulations she needs to have a firearm of some sort, since Butei must be armed with blade and gun. Perhaps you may want her to use the SIG P232 that the Butei cannon fodder in Episode 3 use, since it's also the issue weapon for Japanese police detectives.
|2011-06-01, 00:25
|Link #323
~ Your Smile ~
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 32
The X-Butei
Hajime Yanko
Affiliation: SSR - 14
Voice: Hikasa Yohko
The Mochizuki Institute of the Fine Arts for Girls is a fancy name for an orphanage and education facility. But it is really in the soft arts that they excel. Every child accepted is taught how to survive in the wide world, and, continuing the generations-old tradition, trained in the ways of the geisha and the chaste enlightenment of miko. Beneath that refined facade however is one of Japan's worst kept secrets: All of these orphans are kunoichi, masters of intelligence gathering, smuggling, seduction, and, if need be, assassination. An affiliated school of Tokyo Butei, Mochigakuen has produced many confident young women who often specialize further within Butei's many branches.
Yanko is another of these fabled girls, tall, demure and ravishly beautiful. She is a talent at ninjutsu, and is mentored part time under the tutelage of Hattori Hanzou when not at the Institute. She never seems fazed, and coolly turns down every confession with a few words of advice thrown in. She is also capable of superhuman feats, like merging into shadows, stepping through the dark and emerging from another to backstab an unwitting foe, dancing circles around an isolated enemy, replacing her body with a substitute and other things ninjas are famous for. Only a Choutei can learn these advanced skills, and as such their mastery is rare amongst the Mochizuki junoichi. However, these skills almost always require cover, shade, and are only really useful against a single target, or a few at most. Like a rogue, Yanko cannot go in guns-blazing like the other Choutei. Yanko's enthralling confidence and super-ninjaism earned her the title of Kyuubi or Nine-tails within Tokyo Butei.
The girl and Manami were friends from long ago as the werewolf would hang out at MIFA whenever the Black Pearl is docked in Tokyo Bay (Mrs Suzumeno's alma mater is MIFA, having been in the same class as the current principal). As Yanko confesses, that cool gig was just all her years of training. The real Yanko is as about as girly and as scared as schoolgirls can ever get, the incredibly timid girl being frightened of anything from jack-in-a-boxes to cockroaches to odd things like barnacles. She is also very squeamish around matters of love and sex, and often falls victim to Nemo's innuendos. Her time at MIFA has honed her instincts to take over, and she copes by putting on an alluring mask that borders on a split personality. When there's a need for it, she will suck it up and stalk her prey, using the methods she has sharpened close to perfection. She's fine as long as she remains hidden. When she needs to strike, Yanko does, then quickly retreats into the shadow that is her comforter. However, she is prone to 'gargolying'. This is explained by Manami to be 'suddenly freezing up when the danger has passed because her body has been moving on its own but she has long fainted mentally.' It takes a while before she 'un-Stoneforms', and requires her friends to keep her safe till then.
Because of her drilling in that art, Yanko is knowledgeable of toxicology. Oddly, this frightened Butei is fond of the occult, a fatal attraction almost akin to a scary-movie fanatic who scares herself to bits, picks up the pieces and go at it again. As such, Hajime is a generalist on matters of the supernatural, and provides a 'bird's eye view' when involved in a case.
This kunoichi is first introduced when principal Krueger sent her to the Roswell Observatory to investigate reports of staff being abducted by supernatural forces. After Yanko and the X-Butei survive the mission, Yanko transfers into Butei Freshman Class X and officially joins the "Nakamura Faction".
Very long profile for a background character...
That leaves Adara, and thankfully, Tempy has given me the go-ahead.
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|2011-06-01, 09:34
|Link #324
~ Your Smile ~
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 32
Updating Gertrude with weapons, but for now, the FAMAS that I mentioned is actually a H&K MP7 that she hides in her school bag. Sometimes she'd fit a FN P90 in there, for premeditated assault from undercover missions. Other times she has a SIG SG-550-1 long range rifle for sniping.
|2011-06-01, 14:02
|Link #325
Adeptus Animus
Join Date: Jan 2007
Age: 31
That wall of text could use a bit of organizing. A couple of paragraphs would make that profile much easier to read.
|2011-06-01, 16:32
|Link #326
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 30
|2011-06-01, 17:10
|Link #328
We're Back
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Discord
Age: 30
If you're thinking of Shiraiyuki; even she has a gun...
|2011-06-01, 17:38
|Link #329
Σ(。д°(o--(ಠ益ಠ )
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Hotsprings Resort
Age: 32
I made three more.
|2011-06-01, 23:20
|Link #333
~ Your Smile ~
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 32
Now to start formating all the X-Butei profiles into a proper wiki article.
|2011-06-02, 08:42
|Link #335
Σ(。д°(o--(ಠ益ಠ )
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Hotsprings Resort
Age: 32
|2011-06-02, 19:31
|Link #337
Part-Time TTK & Master
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Iwakawa base and Chaldea
Age: 38
Support character
Spoiler for portrait:
Name: Yves Brunet (Yves is pronouced iv, yes the E and S are mute).
(theorical) VA: Jun Fukuyama
Nationality: French (born in Japan)
Age: 17
Class: 2nd Year
Butei Rank: A
Ancestor: Jules Brunet
Department: Assault (Dagula elective)
Bloodline Ability: None
Weapon: A katana and a Sig-Sauer SP 2022.
Friends: Kaede Fujita, Nene Otonashi and Yasmin Saif.
Character Quotes:
"It's not the blood or the homeland of my parents that matters, it is the heart and the soul that guide my sword."
Compared to Kaede, Yves' fighting style is a little more traditional yet flamboyant kenjutsu, with a side of iaijutsu as a mean to surprise and catch the opponent off-guard.. The lion could be the animal that could represent him. Unlike Kaede, he is also as good with his firearm, a Sig-Sauer SP 2022.
Author's note
I have realized that all of my male OCs are perverts, three different flavors of pervert, the gentleman pervert, the troll pervert and the accidental pervert. I have felt the need to make a male OC that could balance it out. But just doing that would not be that. As I have browsed pixiv to find an original male that is not too bishie and not too shota, I have found that picture that have somehow inspired me. This have gone that way. So this guy is blonde and have a katana? What if he is a caucasian AND a japanophile. But I did not want to make someone who loves Japan and is turned into a joke like Sodom, I wanted someone who have been integrated into the country and would be mistaken for a japanese, if not for his actual ethnicity and physical features. This is when I have remembered that the movie "The Last Samurai" have been inspired by the story of a French officer who chose to side with the Shogunate in the last war that would determine the fate of Japan, and especially the samurai caste. Then I left the rest to my imagination as I tried to make a male OC more chivalrous and more considerate to the girls than the three last ones.
Next ones in line
Characters so far
The thrill of OCing, I have thought to have lost it in nerdrage and frustration. Maybe because I have not joined the party that late, and am not frustrated by the developments of the fictional universe.
Kirsten Vikernes (Assault)
Preston Lee Whitworth (Medica)
Amélie D'Artagnan (Inquista)
Fiorenza Diotallevi (Logi)
Sanae Noriaki (Amdo)
Jin Yamazaki (SSR)
Svetlana Dragovic (Snipe)
Naoko Kazami (Connect)
Erin Dee Kirishima (Informa)
Kentaro Murasame (Amdo)
PS: I have retconned the age and school class of many OCs to match their backstories and experience. So far the only genuine noob is Kirsten.
Last edited by Sheba; 2011-06-03 at 08:31.
|2011-06-02, 22:54
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 32
...termie, its a trap.
EDIT: I've changed my plans around. Because of the numbers now (and yet to come) I'm dropping the non-active OCs to "recurring characters from other classes", while putting most of the active ones (save Elise) into A Certain Butei Class (No more Class X ).
Also, Wolf's Eden was renamed to [EVEN] as originally intended.
More patch notes coming as the last of the X-Butei is set to be launched.
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Vacation Rentals in Seguin
Looking for a vacation rental in Seguin? Tripping.com has 284 vacation rental homes available in Seguin. You'll find 0 studios, 139 1-bedroom, 30 2-bedroom and 115 rentals with 3 or more bedrooms ranging from €48 a night. For extra convenience, many of these vacation homes can be booked directly online.
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The Trick That Kids Instinctively Love...And With Good Reason!
The Build Up - The magician displays a large jar of Peter Pan Peanut Butter on one side of the stage (or living room) and a jar of jelly on the other side. He covers both jars, and after the magic words, he explains that the peanut butter and jelly have changed places! The kids are skeptical, but they're ready to believe.
The Let Down - Before he lifts the covers to verify his claim, he offers to repeat the miracle, "magically" returning the jars to where they first started. The kids are even less convinced than before, in fact they're ready to boo him off the stage.
The Make Good - Negotiating for one last chance to prove himself, a child from the audience is invited up to examine two pieces of real bread, which are placed into an ordinary brown paper bag. The child is asked to hold the bag and stand precisely between the two jars. This time, at the magician's command, the Peanut Butter and Jelly change places! He lifts the covers and shows that the change has happened!
The Finale - As further proof of the invisible flight across the stage, the Peanut Butter and Jelly left some evidence behind! The child reaches into the bag to remove the bread and instead finds a complete Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, which is his or hers to keep!
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Spina bifida is a congenital condition (meaning it is present at birth) that involves the incomplete development of the spinal cord or its coverings. Nemours' spina bifida experts are uniquely prepared to treat the medical challenges of the condition while giving children the tools they need to grow into active, independent adults.
The term spina bifida comes from Latin and literally means "split" or "open" spine. Though the cause is unknown, the spine's failure to close properly happens during the first month of pregnancy.
A child born with spina bifida (also called myelomeningocele), or the related disorder lipomeningocele (when the "open" spine is covered over by an area of fatty tissue), often has some sort of damage to the nerves of the spinal cord. The extent of this damage can vary widely, but may include paralysis in the lower extremities and loss of bowel and bladder control. Children with spina bifida may also have hydrocephalus (fluid on the brain), and some may also experience attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or other learning difficulties.
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Editor's note: Donna Brazile, a Democratic strategist, is vice chairwoman for voter registration and participation at the Democratic National Committee, a nationally syndicated columnist and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She was the campaign manager for the Al Gore-Joe Lieberman ticket in 2000 and wrote "Cooking with Grease."
(CNN) -- This month marks the anniversary of many historical milestones in the continuing effort to guarantee equal rights to all Americans.
The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920, granting women the right to vote.
On August 28, 1963, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. marched for civil rights and delivered his clarion call for a more just America on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. And, 45 years ago Friday, President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed into law the historic 1965 Voting Rights Act.
That law has proved to be one of the most successful civil rights laws in our nation's history, extending to millions of Americans the right to vote and the opportunity to participate more fully in our democracy. In celebrating its 45th anniversary, we must also remember that passing the Voting Rights Act and other civil rights laws was no easy feat.
After the Civil War, ratification of the 15th Amendment was supposed to extend voting rights regardless of "race, color or previous condition of servitude," meaning former African slaves would have the right to vote. But that promise was left unrealized because state legislatures (especially the southern states of the former Confederacy) expertly circumvented the Constitution and used "Jim Crow" laws to ensure the continued disenfranchisement of African-Americans.
Poll taxes, "literacy tests" and blatant threats of violence depressed voter registration rates in black communities. Blacks attempting to register to vote were often brutally beaten. Many were killed.
Then came Bloody Sunday. On March 7, 1965, about 600 peaceful civil rights workers were marching from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. While attempting to cross the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma, these nonviolent activists were savagely beaten and bloodied by Alabama state troopers.
The images of that brutality were displayed on TV and in newspapers throughout the country and around the globe. Those visuals are widely credited with shifting public opinion in favor of the nonviolent protesters and leading to the passage of the Voting Rights Act. LBJ (a Texan) and other national leaders showed amazing strength and courage by forging ahead with legislation that many in the South would have called an overreach of federal power.
The civil rights movement awakened the nation's conscience. Passage of the act signaled a new era of voting rights in the United States, finally enfranchising low-income blacks. It introduced federal oversight of elections to eliminate intimidation of minority voters and arbitrary registration requirements. The law directed the Department of Justice to challenge states' use of poll taxes, and one year later, the Supreme Court responded by declaring such taxes unconstitutional violations of the 14th Amendment.
Amendments to the Voting Rights Act in the 1970s introduced protections for language-minority citizens, and later amendments banned supposedly "neutral" voting regulations that had racially disparate effects. The protections contained within the act, a century in the making, finally gave force and effect to many of the hard-fought gains of the Civil War.
The Voting Rights Act is directly responsible for the election of dozens of African-American House members and the formation of the Congressional Black Caucus. Today, African-American voter registration rates are approaching those of whites in many areas, as are the rates of Latino voters.
I wonder how the 1960s civil rights marchers would be treated by today's new media: whether the powerful images they created through nonviolence could be edited to instead show a riotous crowd; whether nightly opinionated "journalists" could successfully portray them as mere lawbreakers. And, I wonder whether today's political leaders would have the same courage as those serving in 1965.
Recall that it wasn't in Johnson's political interest to forge ahead on civil rights policies, but it was the right thing to do for the country. It seems doubtful that today's elected leaders would take such a stand, especially in light of the growing chorus of Republican lawmakers questioning the citizenship provision in the 14th Amendment.
States today are also fashioning new ways to restrain voting rights. Georgia, for example, relies on outdated and inaccurate information to verify the citizenship status of Georgians registering to vote. The Department of Justice concluded that the program improperly harms minority voters. Rather than repair its program, Georgia elected to sue the federal government in hopes of continuing to use its flawed process.
A heavily disputed law now on the books in Indiana forces voters to show government-issued photo ID, which is inconvenient and expensive to obtain, keeping many low-income people from casting a vote.
Other states have enacted similar laws or have simply refused to comply with federal demands, perhaps betting that they are unlikely to face reprimand from an overburdened federal government. This year, an election administrator in Texas -- a state employee -- publicly mocked the Voting Rights Act's language minority protections, telling an audience that poll workers should simply speak in slow, broken English to Spanish-speaking voters. The administrator was fired.
We know that the promise of equality enshrined in our Constitution, and brought to bear by the Voting Rights Act, falls victim even today to ideological skirmishes and petty politics. But honoring the anniversary of the Voting Rights Act means acknowledging these remaining challenges and committing ourselves to addressing them. Just as it was 45 years ago that when Jim Crow was the law of the land.
The right of every citizen to vote is too fundamental to the health of our democracy to be wielded as a political cudgel or traded away in favor of other, fleeting interests.
This month, as we stop to appreciate and celebrate the efforts of generations past, we know that our reach towards meaningful equality -- that goal that Justice Thurgood Marshall once called only a "distant dream" -- grows stronger with each voter registered and every ballot cast.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Donna Brazile.


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It's a long article, and I haven't finished it yet, but do read "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us" by Stephen Brill in Time. In short, the reason medical stuff costs so much is that a large part of the Health Care Industry is getting away with outrageously high profit margins and is bleeding the economy dry.
Recchi's bill and six others examined line by line for this article offer a closeup window into what happens when powerless buyers — whether they are people like Recchi or big health-insurance companies — meet sellers in what is the ultimate seller's market.
The result is a uniquely American gold rush for those who provide everything from wonder drugs to canes to high-tech implants to CT scans to hospital bill-coding and collection services. In hundreds of small and midsize cities across the country — from Stamford, Conn., to Marlton, N.J., to Oklahoma City — the American health care market has transformed tax-exempt "nonprofit" hospitals into the towns' most profitable businesses and largest employers, often presided over by the regions' most richly compensated executives. And in our largest cities, the system offers lavish paychecks even to midlevel hospital managers, like the 14 administrators at New York City's Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center who are paid over $500,000 a year, including six who make over $1 million.
Of course, the answer to this problem is to let the Holy Free Market (blessed be It) reign unfettered. (/snark)
Elsewhere — lawmakers in several states want to make gun owners buy liability insurance. And "Governors Fall Away in G.O.P. Opposition to More Medicaid."
Read more: http://healthland.time.com/2013/02/20/bitter-pill-why-medical-bills-are-killing-us/#ixzz2Ldf2GgWx


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GW's Junior Scholars Finalists
Thanks to my colleague, Lisa Fairfax, GW has finalized the program for this year's Junior Faculty Business and Financial Law Workshop and Prize (detailed here). Of the more than 100 papers submitted, the following dozen presenters were chosen. [Commentators appear in brackets; I've shortened some paper titles.]
The workshop will take place at GW on April 1 and 2, 2011. We are delighted by the submissions, congratulate those chosen, and stress that making the selections was difficult because of the volume of amazing papers. We encourage everyone interested to attend and look forward to the weekend.
Adam Leviton (Georgetown), In Defense of Bailouts [George Geis (Virginia) & Art Wilmarth (GW)]
Jodie Kirshner (Cambridge), A Transatlantic Perspective on Regional Dynamics and Societa Eurpoea [Francesca Bignami (GW) & Theresa Gabaldon (GW)]
Alan White (Valparaiso), Welfare Economics and Regulation of Small-Loan Credit: Lessons from Microlending in Developing Nations [Michael Pagano (Villanova) & Lawrence Mitchell (GW)]
Nicola Sharpe (Illinois), Corporate Board Performance and Organizational Strategy [Deborah Demott (Duke) & Michael Abramowicz (GW)]
Julie Hill (Houston), The Rise of Ad Hoc Bank Capital Requirements [Anna Gelpern (American) & John Buchman (E*Trade Bank & GW Adjunct)]
Michael Simkovic (Seton Hall), The Effects of Ownership and Stock Liquidity on the Timing of Repurchase Transactions [Richard Booth (Villanova) & Henry Butler (Mason)]
Michelle Harner (Maryland), Activist Distressed Debtors [Donna Nagy (Indiana Bloomington) & Lisa Fairfax (GW)]
Saule Omarova (UNC), The Federal Reserve Board's Use of Exemptive Power [Patricia McCoy (Connecticut) & Arthur Wilmarth (GW)]
Heather Hughes (American), Suburban Sprawl, Finance Law and Environmental Harm [Scott Kieff (GW) & Lawrence Cunningham (GW)]
Robert Jackson (Columbia), Private Equity and Executive Compensation [Norman Veasey (Weil Gotshal) & William Bratton (Penn)]
Brian Quinn (BC), Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is: Post Closing Price Adjustments in Merger Agreements? [Gordon Smith (BYU) & John Pollack (Schulte Roth)]
Mehrsa Baradaran (BYU), Reconsidering Wal-Mart's Bank [Heidi Schooner (Catholic) & Renee Jones (BC)]
This is one of many events sponsored by GW's Center for Law, Economics and Finance.


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The NFL has fined New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady $10,000 for unnecessary roughness for kicking Ravens free safety Ed Reed in the midst of a slide, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation.
Fines have become standardized under the NFL collective bargaining agreement for certain infractions like this one.
During the end of the first half of the Ravens' 28-13 victory in the AFC championship, Brady was sliding when he made contact with the Reed. Reed didn't issue a comment about Brady's punishment during a media session today at the Ravens' training complex.
Brady had previously apologized to Reed for his actions during and after the game. Video footage of the game showed Brady immediately going up to Reed after the play and saying he was sorry.
"Leg is feeling all right, a little sore right now," Reed told 105.7 The Fan in a Monday radio interview. "A little slide kick, you know what I'm saying. It's a tough spot the quarterback's in. I understand Brady's point, him protecting himself. I know he's a great player. I respect Brady and his game for all it stands for, and I know he's not a dirty player, and emotions get going in the game.
"We talked actually not too long ago, we talked on the phone. He actually reached out to me, texted me. I tried to text him back, but the message exploded after 12 seconds. So, I had to call him. And he's just apologized and whatnot. I told him, 'It's good, man.'"
Ravens strong safety Bernard Pollard had already weighed in on the matter, stating that he thinks the NFL should fine Brady for lifting his right leg and striking Reed in the leg while sliding. Quarterbacks are protected from being hit under the NFL rule book when they go to the ground and slide.
"When you slide, obviously quarterbacks know when they slide, everything is on the ground," Pollard said Monday. "He knew what he was doing. So, I'm the type of player it has to go both ways. It really does. It has to go both ways. Hopefully, the NFL will do something about it. If they don't, that's fine. If they do, that's fine.
"I think for me as a player we all know emotions are on the field. We're going to say things. We're going to do things, but, when it's all said and done, if you want to keep the game clean, if you want to keep this thing going in the right direction, everybody needs to be penalized for their actions."
Ravens coach John Harbaugh was also asked Monday about Brady's slide.
Harbaugh was irate after the play and complained to officials about the lack of a penalty.
"I saw the same thing you saw," Harbaugh said. "I saw the same thing everybody saw, so that would be in the league's hands. It's pretty straightforward what happened. I'm going to leave it up to you guys to make those evaluations and to the league to make that evaluation."


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Tuesday, February 19, 2013 - 8:00am
On 2/18/13 two vehicle prowls were reported on the WSU Vancouver campus. The back passenger side windows of both vehicles were broken out and items inside the vehicles were stolen.
This is a reminder to leave no possessions visible inside your vehicle. Please report any suspicious vehicles/people to 911 immediately or contact campus police at 360-546-9001.


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