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James Peterson, assistant professor of English at Bucknell.
LEWISBURG, Pa. -- The Black Panther is an African superhero from the Marvel Comics universe. He's also the inspiration for a course on real "Black Heroes" being taught this semester by
"The Black Panther has resonated with me since I was a young child, initially because his heroic narrative is based primarily on his extraordinary intellectual abilities," Peterson said. "Even more compelling is the nation over which he presides -- Wakanda. It is an African country that for the most part is peaceful and has miraculously escaped the tentacles of colonialism."
The imaging and character development of the Black Panther are key touchstones to the themes and concepts being explored in the course, including the literature of historical, popular, and folk heroes that emerge throughout the black and African diaspora.
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With a focus on African-American heroes, such as Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, John Henry, Malcolm X, Assata Shakur, and Angela Davis, the course wrestles with the various ways in which heroes are made, commodified, and historicized in the public sphere.
One of the goals of the course is to engage the various texts in which heroes, or allusions to them, appear. These texts include film (Spike Lee's "Malcolm X," "The X-Men," and "Scarface"), music (ballads of John Henry, lyrics from Tupac Shakur, Scarface, and others), and comic books.
"We don't assume that anyone we read is a hero, black or otherwise," Peterson said. "Our job in this course is to critically engage the various heroic narratives (historical, literary, cinematic, etc.) and to make some determination for ourselves based upon the tools we develop by studying these figures across history and in the public sphere."
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Peterson, who is also a scholar of hip-hop culture and literature, joined Bucknell a year ago. He studied African-American literature and linguistics while at
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A passionate Mitt Romney routed a No Drama Obama in their first and most important debate Wednesday night. Most important because first impressions are so crucial and this is the first time the president and challenger faced off. Romney was every bit the president's equal, and then some. It is likely that the debate Wednesday will be the most watched and the topic was domestic policy, which most resonates with Americans.
The moderate sounding governor of Massachusetts returned, as Romney pivoted from the hard right candidate he had become during the Republican primary and the debates. He offered himself as the candidate, if elected president, who could work with the other party, as he had to do in Massachusetts when dealing with a legislature dominated by Democrats. He even turned a negative into a positive. Called on his lack of specifics about what loopholes and tax breaks he would eliminate to pay for his big cuts in tax rates, Romney said he would not dictate to congressional leaders how fashion a plan but work with them. He had perhaps the best line of the night, saying if a federal program was not worth borrowing money from China to pay for, he would cut it.
Obama came across as passive and professorial. Had a decision been made that going on the attack would be unpresidential? Where was the 47%? Where were the digs about off-shore bank accounts and Romney's 15% tax payment on his billions of dollars income? What about the war on women? The president didn't bring it. Oh, he did counter Romney's outrageous claim that he could cut tax rates, massively increase defense spending, and somehow bring down the deficit. And on balance the fact checkers, I suspect, will find more problems with Romney's claims. But Obama's counter punches were soft, unclear and ineffective.
These debates are far more about perception than facts and policies. And the clear perception was that Romney was fired up about getting America moving again, while Obama promised to, essentially, keep on keeping on. Fired up will win every time, as the Obama who campaigned and debated so effectively in 2008 seems to have forgotten.
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From The Files Of January 21, 1993
Melvin Hann was awarded the McConnellsburg Volunteer Fire Co.'s Fireman of the Year award at the company's 31st annual banquet held at the firehall January 16.
Beckie Eisaman, daughter of Don and Judy Eisaman, will be attending the State Fair Queen pageant in Hershey January 22 and 23. Beckie was crowned Fulton County Fair Queen in August and will be representing Fulton County at Hershey.
Local novelist Martha Sheffield was elated to receive a personal thank-you note from then President-elect Bill Clinton last week. Martha had sent the Clintons a Christmas ornament which she crafted from oyster shells and then handpainted.
An 18-year-old Big Cove Tannery man died January 17 as the result of injuries suffered in a one-vehicle accident earlier Friday evening along Route 522 in Dublin Township. Police said that Martin R. Seibert was travelling south on Route 522, about two miles north of Fort Littleton last Sunday when the car travelled off the west berm of the roadway. The car travelled back onto the roadway, travelled off the east berm into a gully, became airborne and struck a tree.
An elderly Orbisonia area woman was killed in a head-on accident January 14 in Three Springs. Police said that Viola Bowen, 73, Orbisonia, died January 15 in the J.C. Blair Hospital, Huntingdon, from injuries suffered in the two-vehicle accident.
About 55 members of the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol involved in the search for a private plane which has been missing since last Friday stayed at the Mc- Connellsburg Jaycees community building in McConnellsburg last Saturday night. The members were in the area conducting a search for a Cherokee Piper 6 aircraft which was reported missing last Friday.
Deaths: Ivan L. Hamil, 80, McConnellsburg; John King, 60, McConnellsburg; Judy Parsons, 40, Bedford; Herbert Butterfield, 82, Warfordsburg; Viola M. Bowen, 73, Orbisonia; R. Vaughn Hixson, 69, Crystal Spring; Martin R. Seibert, 18, Big Cove Tannery; George R. Souders, 88, Lillington, N.C.; Andrew Rosenberry, 3, Chambersburg; Clifford R. Harkleroad, 85, Huntingdon; Janet Knode 72, Alexandria, Pa.; Mary J. Foor, 74, Hollidaysburg.
The engagement of Shanna Banzhoff and Joey Lane is announced by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Banzhoff of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lane Sr., McConnellsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Barnhart of Warfordsburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Ginger, to Philip Majeski, son of Adam and Alise Majeski of Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stepanik of Warfordsburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Kell, to Terry Barnhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnhart of Harrisonville.
Herm and Brenda Mellott of Hagerstown announce the birth of a son, Charles Paul Mellott, December 29, at Washington County Hospital.
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From The Files Of February 3, 1983
Ray Robinson, owner of Johnnie's Motel and Diner, took over management of the diner in partnership with his son, Dan Robinson, on Tuesday. For the past three years the restaurant had been leased to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earley. The Robinsons are planning a special grand opening under the new management, sometime in April.
Rev. David R. Hoover has been appointed chaplain of the House of Representatives by Speaker of the House K. LeRoy Irvis.
Who was the oldest woman ever to live in Fulton County? Judging from a tombstone in Tonoloway Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery it was Margaret Hess, who died in 1798 at the grand old age of 648 years. According to Glen Cordell, who recorded the tombstone in 1978, Hess probably wasn't that old. He said she was probably 48, but the stone cutter carved out a six at first by mistake. Rather than start on a whole new stone, the cutter filled in the six with putty and then carved out the eight. Over the years, the putty wore away, leaving the record of a woman who would have been born in the year 1150.
As we expected, the nationwide independent truckers' strike that began Monday has been violent. A trucker was shot to death in North Carolina early Tuesday morning and there have been reports from around the country of shots being fired at trucks. Locally, rocks were thrown at truckers in Fulton County and three shots were fired at a Chambersburg trucking company.
The Gary Decker family will be undergoing a series of rabies shots late this week as a result of their encounter with a rabid raccoon last week on their Harrisonville area farm. Decker and his wife and daughters were all advised to take the shots because they might have come in contact with a pair of gloves Decker wore in handling the animal, which he killed after he found it in a pig feeding area on the morning of January 25.
Just about everybody must have been watching the Super Bowl on TV on Sunday afternoon, the town seemed deserted. The Washington Redskins beat the Miami Dolphins 27-17, their first time as champions of the Super Bowl.
Deaths: Helen Secrist, McConnellsburg; Harold Mellott, Needmore; Philomena Horton, Hustontown; Olive Bair, Willow Hill.
Specials at the IGA: navel oranges, 4- pound bag, $1; potatoes, 10 lbs., 79 cents; chuck roast, $1.69 lb.; Dove bath soap, 59 cents.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of New Jersey on January 21; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mellott of Warfordsburg on January 21; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gress of McConnellsburg on January 22.
Marriage licenses: Katharine Hawkins, McConnellsburg, and Brentley Gamble, Concord; Elizabeth Patton, Gaithersburg, Md., and Thomas Stinebaugh, Great Cacapon.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 1, 1973
Church bells rang out on Saturday evening and one blast of the fire siren sounded to mark the end of the Vietnam War. Celebrations all over the world were similarly low-key, unlike the spontaneous celebrations that marked the end of World War II.
Two of the three juveniles sought by police in connection with the attempted armed robbery of Mellott's Grocery Store at Websters Mill last Tuesday were apprehended in Fulton County Monday afternoon. Greg Garland, county probation officer, requested assistance form state police to pick up the youths after his suspicions were confirmed that they were at a residence on the outskirts of McConnellsburg. The youths gave no resistance to arrest.
Clyde Bookheimer, local banker, and Ray Koontz, IGA Foodliner owner, were recognized for their dedicated involvement in community affairs at the annual awards banquet of the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce.
A Crystal Spring man was listed in fair condition last Tuesday in Bedford County Memorial Hospital after he suffered head and neck injuries when a tree fell on him while working. Paul Walters, 65, sustained the injuries while working near his home.
Mr. and Mrs. P.C. Mellott left on Monday for a month's vacation in Florida.
Deaths: Elam G. Hoover, Chambersburg; Mrs. Edith R. Strait, Paris, Ill.; Marshall E. Evans, Bedford; Otis J. Mills Sr., Three Springs; Bessie G. Wagner, Wood; Leo Simon McMullen, Shade Gap.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mellott of Needmore on January 21; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Fetters of Hustontown on January 23.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 7, 1963
McConnellsburg Borough Council moved ahead to install a municipal sewerage system in the borough at Monday night's meeting. A letter of intent was ordered sent to the state Board of Health, plans were made to form a municipal sewerage authority and the borough solicitor was requested to draw up ordinances to annex the Robert Fix property and the Sagner plant property owned by the Fulton Industrial Development Assoc. into the borough.
The Saxton Nuclear Reactor, designed primarily to test new concepts and methods for reducing the cost of nuclear electricity, has proved its ability to operate efficiently and safely at an initial top rating of 20,000 kilowatts (thermal) and is now embarking on the research and development program for which it was built.
In a study made by the Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce, Fulton County was rated 55th compared to the other 66 counties in uniformity of assessment levels for tax purposes in school districts within the county.
Traffic on Route 216 in the lower part of the county was brought to a standstill on Saturday due to the icy condition of the highway and fog, which caused a collision between a Greyhound bus and an automobile. The road was "like a skating rink" and at least 50 vehicles were involved in the traffic snarl.
A marriage license was issued to M. Lamont Brady and Alma E. Shives, both of Big Cove Tannery, at the local courthouse.
Miss Mary Trout, a guest at the Decker Nursing Home, celebrated he 93rd birthday on January 28.
Nancy Taylor, R.N., of McConnellsburg, is employed by the Department of Health and Welfare in Washington, D.C.
The federal budget this year is the highest in history – $98 billion, according to congressman J. Irving Whalley.
The Burnt Cabins correspondent reports "the mercury fell to 20 degrees below zero on Monday night, January 28."
Recent weddings in the Needmore area: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bard and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fahnestock.
The Needmore correspondent writes "Thanks to Don Hill for bringing our church service into the homes of the sick with his tape recorder, given to him by his wife for Christmas."
Engagement announced: Doris Lee Mc- Cray, Warfordsburg, to A/1C James C. Akers of Crystal Spring.
Birth at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Palmer, Warfordsburg, on January 28; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ford, Needmore, on January 31; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Knepper, McConnellsburg, on February 1; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Allison Truax, Needmore, on February 2; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brumbaugh, Shade Gap, on February 3.
Deaths: Mrs. Emma D. Decker, Warfordsburg; Albert F. Mellott, New Castle, formerly of McConnellsburg; Claude H. Stenger, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Goldie L. Cline, Mount Union, born in Fulton County; Mrs. Anna F. Martin, Needmore; Mrs. John W. Souders, Mercersburg, born in Fulton County; Ned A. Mellott, Mercersburg, born in Fulton County; Richard Y. Schooley, Harrisonville; Percy H. Sponsler, Harrisonville; Sherman Deshong, Washington, D.C., born in Big Cove Tannery.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 12, 1952
Cpl. Charles A. Mellott has returned home after 19 months in England. After a 30-day furlough with his wife, the former Betty Sheeder, he will go to Moody Air Force Base in Georgia.
Merrill W. Nace returned home Sunday after undergoing an operation at Maryland General Hospital. Mrs. Nace, who had been ill with the flu for a week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson, of Rising Sun, Md., returned home on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Livingston returned home from England on the Queen Mary last Friday.
A 12-year-old Needmore boy was instantly killed Tuesday night when a tractor he was riding upset and pinned him underneath. Ross Mellott and a school buddy, Coy Spade, had driven the farm tractor to the home of a neighbor, Ted Morningstar, to watch television. On the way home, the tractor lights went out, and the machine ran into a bank and upset, pinning both boys underneath. Young Mellott was killed instantly, and the Spade youth suffered cuts and bruises and a possible fractured right leg. The accident happened about 10 miles south of Harrisonville on the Mountain Road.
Residents of North and South First streets in McConnellsburg were almost "up in arms" on Tuesday when workmen, hired by the town council, appeared and began removing the trees along these streets. The program, being done under an ordinance passed last August, calls for the removal of trees on the east side of First Street from the schoolhouse to the intersection below the Lutheran Church. The program is being done for the safety of the school children, who insist on walking on the highway while going to and from school because of the bad condition of the sidewalks. After the trees are removed, then the sidewalks will be repaired.
The Two by Two Class of the Methodist Church will meet on February 17, at which time Mrs. John Greathead will give a short talk on her recent trip to England.
Gene Stenger, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Stenger of McConnellsburg, was injured Tuesday evening when he dashed from the alley at the Fulton Theatre and was hit by a car. He was sent to Chambersburg Hospital with undisclosed injuries. He was being chased by his brother, Fred, 14, when the accident occurred.
Mr. and Mrs. Job T. Barnhart of Middleburg, Pa., celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on January 25.
That zany, ornamental secretary of radio and TV, Marie Wilson, announced last week that she will be paid $22,500 for working one day in a Las Vegas, Nev., business office, with the money going to the March of Dimes fund for fighting polio. The actress said several weeks ago that her secretarial services for one day would go to the highest donation offered for the polio fund.
Death: Mrs. Mary J. Runk.
Birth at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Wilson Wheeler of Mc- Connellsburg on February 3.
Harold, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mann of Warfordsburg, fell while playing and broke his arm.
Marine Pvt. Glenn D. Gordon Jr. of Warfordsburg was home last weekend after a trip to Cuba on the battleship New Jersey. He expects to leave for Korea on March 5.
Mrs. B.O. Crist of Warfordsburg has received word that her daughter, Mrs. R. Ralph Layton, is a patient in the Franklin Square Hospital in Baltimore, Md.
Ralph Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Michael, is a civilian again. He was recently discharged from the U.S. Army, serving overseas most of the time.
Mrs. Elder Gallaher of Clear Ridge is a patient in Hagerstown Hospital, suffering from rheumatic fever.
Marlene Yingling of Waterfall and Donnie Earley of Wells Tannery were among 11 students who received awards for outstanding achievement at Chambersburg School of Business during an assembly program on February 6.
Mrs. Catherine Mellott of McConnellsburg has a large cactus plant which is now in bloom. The plant has 98 flowers and buds and measures 29 inches across the top. Mrs. Mellott has had the plant for 23 years.
Sam Naugle of Burnt Cabins was admitted to the Medical Center last Sunday for a hernia operation.
Mrs. John Van Horn of Chambersburg received a telegram on Saturday that her husband had landed in Tokyo, Japan.
Deaths: Preston Lloyd Hoover of Long Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Sarah B. Moore of Johnstown; John Albert Gordon of Santiago, Calif.; Nathan H. Stevens of Taylor Township; Mrs. Eliza Hershey of Taylor Township; Mrs. Mary Jeneta Runk of Three Springs.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 11, 1943
Rationing of canned and frozen fruits and vegetables will start on
March 1. In the meantime, sales of these items will be suspended on February 20 to allow grocers to get ready for the rationing system. The sale of shoes in 200,000 stores was halted on Sunday to allow storekeepers to get ready for the rationing of these at about three pairs a year per person.
Deaths: Mrs. Mary M. Garland of Sipes Mill; Mrs. Charles A. McConnell of Mountain Green, Ill.
Borough council issued a warning on Monday that it will strictly enforce the snowremoval ordinance in the future, since many pavements were not cleaned after the last snow.
Mrs. F.M. Taylor, Wayne Taylor and Shirley Ann Ott are all suffering from mumps.
Miss Amanda Comerer fell on the ice last week, breaking her arm.
Daniel E.Winter left on February 3 for Miami, Fla., where he has enrolled as an air cadet with the U.S. Air Force.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of February 9, 1933
Deaths: Mrs. Sarah Wishart of Charlton, Iowa; George B. Hockensmith of Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. Paul Coldsmith of Greencastle; Mrs. Henrietta Shadle of Greenvillage.
The annual convention of supervisors and auditors of Fulton County was held at the courthouse on February 3 with the president, J.E. Palmer, presiding. Delegates elected for the convention in 1934 were Edward McCray and Bruce Douglas, with Marshall Layton and Ross Mellott as alternates.
Arnold Bard and Julia E. Batdorff were wed February 1.
The local Athletic Association met on February 1 and elected Frank Kirchner as manager, Kenneth Shaw as business manager and Harvey Raker as treasurer.
Local firemen answered a call to Websters Mill on Sunday when the chimney of the tenant house on the J.H. Johnston farm caught fire. The home is occupied by the Robert Kerlin family. No damage was reported.
Mrs. Elmer Gress of McConnellsburg is confined to her bed with the flu.
William Sipe and son Eugene have the distinction of capturing and killing a large coyote last Wednesday night.
Virginia Ruth Hampton of Three Springs fell while playing at school last week and broke her arm.
Eggs are now selling at 10 cents a dozen.
Grace Thomas of New Grenada has been suffering from plural pneumonia for the past 10 days.
Born on Saturday morning, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheeder of New Grenada.
Norman, John and Mildred McClain returned to their home at New Grenada on Monday after a three-week trip by auto to Texas and other points of interest.
The sick in the Mays Chapel area include Mrs. John Powell and daughter Gladys, J.V. Martin, Miss Marie Truxell, Master Billie Trail and Mrs. William Lanehart.
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From: Chan, Michael ([email protected])
Date: Tue Nov 28 2000 - 06:17:41 PST
In your second last paragraph below, is it a typo error? Is it supposed
to be 2000.4 instead of 99.4? Thanks.
Michael Chan
-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Mido [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 7:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]
Subject: RE: [SI-LIST] : Accuracy of HSPICE W-element transmission lines
Dear SIers,
I am a developper of hspice and currently taking in charge of W-element.
You may have seen following information on W element feature from
the person who had been taking in charge of W element. But for those who
haven't read seen it I would like to resend this by adding up to date
information. Please take a look at this.
I would like to clarify the four Hspice issues which have been actively discussed:
1) Accuracy of the field solver for computing the skin-effect matrix Rs. 2) Discussion of the inclusion of the imaginary term for Rs: SQRT(f)*Rs [eq1] vs. SQRT(f)*Rs*(1+j) [eq2]. 3) Discrepancy between the transient and ac analysis results for the cases with non-zero Gd values. 4) Discrepancy between the transient analysis results using a single long line versus several short lines.
(1) It is clearly stated in the Hspice manual that the computation of Rs does NOT account for any proximity or edge effects; hence, the resulting value is significantly smaller than the actual value. This is consistent with the computed data by Richard Mellitz. We are currently working on implementing a new solver which accurately models the skin, proximity and edge effects. For 2000.4 release, we have implemented a new field solver which is for skin effect resistance and inductance which have following features.
1. Effects due to magnetic coupling such as skin effect and proximity effect can be modeled. 2. Resistive ground plane is taken into account (but not in C and G).
Side Effect: (*important*)
1. Rs has off diagonal components due to magnetic coupling 2. Lo becomes bigger than previous extraction because of proximity effect especially under the condition of high resistive ground plane.
1. due to the limitation of "RLGC" model input (only real value), imaginary part of Rs is ignored. this may cause error in high frequency R,L value. In fact Rs is computed to fit the formula [eq.2] which models skin effect resistance. (in future release, this will be solved by changing the output to "frequency tabular RLGC model" which is implemented in 2000.4 described below.)
(2) The main issue for this second problem is that while including the imaginary term [eq2] models the skin effect (marginally) better at high frequencies, it may introduce a significant error at low frequencies. Some people, especially those working on high frequency applications, are accustomed to use [eq2] while others prefer [eq1].
I prefer to use [eq2] since it is mathematically more valid solution at the high frequency range where the SQRT(f) dependency is valid, and furthermore, both equations are not accurate at low frequencies anyway. I ran some test cases using both equations and observed no significant differences in ac analysis. However, the accuracy of the transient analysis is slightly degraded when [eq1] is used.
Nonetheless, we will change the implementation so that you can optionally exclude the imaginary term.
(The ultimate solution to this Rs problem, as it has been pointed out by Michael Tsuk, could be to use a better modeling equation or even tabular data.)
(3) The difference in attenuation between transient and ac analyses with non-zero Gd values is a rather subtle problem. The cause of this problem is mainly due to the limitation of the dielectric model equation based on f*Gd as has been pointed out by Dmitri.
(4) The discrepancy between the transient results using a single line versus several cascaded short lines is mainly due to the limitations on the difference approximation routine used in W-element for the frequency-dependent cases. Recently, we have significantly improved the difference approximation routine, and and this discrepancy has been eliminated. (No risetime parameter setting is necessary anymore.)
All of these improvements will be available for the next release of Hspice (version 99.4). We will soon make a beta version available (approximately 1 month); however, the new solver mentioned in (1) won't be implemented in this beta version.
I hope this note clarifies all the issues related to the W-element and field solver in Hspice. I apologize for a somewhat late response.
: Ted Mido : Avant! Corporation (Oregon R&D) : 9205 SW Gemini Drive : Beaverton, Oregon 97008
From: David Kaiser <[email protected]> Subject: RE: [SI-LIST] : Accuracy of HSPICE W-element transmission lines Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 17:28:12 -0700
> Nope. This is conjecture based on my expectations and experience. But > when I confronted a support person at Avanti, he addmitted that there > may be limitations above 1GHz. > > David > > -----Original Message----- > From: Larry Miller [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 11:53 AM > To: David Kaiser; Kai Keskinen; [email protected] > Subject: RE: [SI-LIST] : Accuracy of HSPICE W-element transmission lines > > > > Yes, but have you compared your results (either) with real hardware? > > Inquiring minds want to know.... > > Thanks, > > Larry Miller > > -----Original Message----- > From: David Kaiser [SMTP:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 10:17 AM > To: Keskinen, Kai [KAN:0G15:EXCH]; [email protected] > Subject: RE: [SI-LIST] : Accuracy of HSPICE W-element > transmission lines > > I have compared the W-element with the RLGC matrix from running > APSIM on 100 Ohm diff'l pairs). With a 30ps pulse and 10ps rise times, > the reflected pulse was very symetrical for the W-element, but showed > and RC roll off with APSIM. The APSIM seemed to shown a more realistic > reflection pulse. > > > David Kaiser > McDATA Corp. > 310 Interlocken Pkwy. > Broomfield, CO 80021 > (303) 460-4431 > [email protected] > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kai Keskinen [ mailto:[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]> ] > Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 11:19 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SI-LIST] : Accuracy of HSPICE W-element transmission lines > > > > Hello SI-People: > > We have now several times encountered differences in results > from other modelling packages and results from HSPICE w-element models > for applications involving fairly long striplines > 30cm on FR4 and > GETEK with 2.5Gbps signals with ~100ps edge rates. The W-element model > appears to give lower loss than the other techniques. Typical track > widths are 6-8 mils with 100Ohm loosely coupled differential pairs. > > Avant! claims the W-element method is accurate without providing > a paper showing how it was validated. > > How does the rest of the SI community feel about the accuracy of > the W-element model? > > Thanks in advance, > > Kai Keskinen > Equipment and Network Interconnect > Nortel Subsystems and Performance Networks (NSPaN) > (613)-765-3506 (ESN 395) > [email protected] > >
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Swimsuit Beauties? Maybe Not, But Family We Are!
Hunt as I might for some awesome bathing beauties in my family, I did not find much. They have all been the modest type! Thousands of great photos but very few with bathing suits and pools, guess I got the genes too as I am not a pool enthusiast either, but that did not stop me from posting a few precious pictures of family.
The three ocean photos were taken in 1958 when my family traveled by train to Los Angeles, California to visit my aunt and uncle: Brig. General M.M. Beach and Stella. They had a beautiful home which he had built in Garden Grove. We had a wonderful trip there on the passenger train and saw many great sights while visiting. Of course Knotts Berry Farm and Disneyland were tops on the list. Disneyland had only been open 2-3 years at that time and it was a thrill for me, a girl who was 6 years old at the time. My big brother, Dick, who was about 17 got the great job of escorting me on many of the smaller rides at Disneyland. Looking back, I bet that really thrilled him, but they are my memories for a lifetime!
Our relatives lived quite close to the ocean and we took a picnic and spent one whole day there. It was my first visit and I have only seen the ocean 2 other times since, in my almost 60 years. My photos of that day bring back very fond memories! I can very clearly hear my Dad calling to my Mom, telling her to "run" as a big wave was coming. That "gotcha" photo is a prized possession. That is my Mom, Irene, The Bathing Beauty. It appears as though she didn't quite make it ahead of the wave. We probably didn't pack any bathing suits for the trip so we all just had summer clothes. I can still see that black sun dress that my Mom wore and my Dad always had his pantlegs rolled up in the summer , especially if he was boating or fishing.
The lone picture is my Dad, Freddie. It is an old slide and the picture was taken before I was even born in the late 1940s. My two brothers, Bill and Dick were about 10 and 7 years old. My parents spent as much time as possible in the Black Hills of South Dakota in the summer. We only live about four hours away and to this day it is a favorite vacation spot for all my extended family. The family had gone there for one of their camping and fishing trips. They had rented a small cabin close to a small lake near Hill City, South Dakota. My Dad was an avid fisherman and as a younger man he used to walk many miles a day while fly fishing along the streams in the Black Hills. On this day, he had gone in nothing but his bathing suit and fishing shoes. To this day, I don't know why but he paid the price dearly! In the picture he has a very bad sunburn. He got very ill and they had to call the doctor while there. The family had to stay over a few extra days so Daddy could even get clothes on comfortably enough to get back home. Over the next 55+ years of his life, he often went without a shirt when fishing and working outdoors but he was always careful not to do so to the point of burning. Lessons learned!
My two "bathing beauties" are gone now, but the precious memories live on. Some say computers are the greatest invention of technology but I respectfully disagree. Cameras have given us the treasures of a lifetime! Life would be pretty dull and geneaology quite boring without our great photo reflections.
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Boy you sure are right about cameras, Cheri! I couldn't agree more. Photographs are treasures and researching family history without them would definitely being more boring!ReplyDelete
Hi Cheri,ReplyDelete
My Dad got a similar burn on a fishing trip on Quincy Bay when I was a kid. He'd had a few
of the mandatory beers and our cousins dropped him off on a small island where he promptly
dozed off lying in the full sun. Only thing he caught that trip was the sunburn!
Thanks for sharing the pictures and memories!
Thanks for sharing these, Cheri!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your photos, Cheri. I am old enough to remember those styles of bathing suits. It brought back memories.ReplyDelete
I'm constantly amazed by how a simple picture can call forth so many memories. I use them all the time when I'm interviewing family members.ReplyDelete
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How can you be an artist when you're a busy mom or dad who doesn't have much time to write novels or paint pictures or compose sonatas? This is the dilemma for the beauty-lover who wants to help build a culture of life but just doesn't have time.
What can be done is to try to make our homes our art, for our families.
Please don't imagine that perfection lies outside the margins of these photographs. When I share images and thoughts, it's not to erect an ideal standard, but to share what inspires me.


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Editor's note: Gisella Deputato is a CNN producer in London. She is from southern Italy and spent her university years in Rome. Have you been to Rome? Share your tips below.
(CNN) -- Romans do know how to throw a party. Rome is young, fun and fast-moving, but you'll get the most out of the Eternal City if you really take time to explore and savor it.
This magical city is all about walking. As you start wandering about, you can't help but stand in awe of the historical sites scattered copiously all over the city. It's a place you'll want to discover on foot or by public transport as traffic is spectacularly bad.
Despite being chaotic and crowded, Rome is surprisingly romantic. It's important to take time to explore the tiny cobbled streets, the untouched squares and the less-frequented spots.
Where is the best place to people watch?
Campo de' Fiori is a must-see spot in Rome -- one that both tourists and locals love. In the morning, it's a flower and food market; in the evening, there's plenty of alfresco bars and restaurants -- ideal for meeting people or just to sit, sip some wine and take in the atmosphere.
Where can you get the best view of the city?
Il Pincio, the Pincian Hill, in Villa Borghese offers a breathtaking view of the city and Piazza del Popolo. It's also the spot of choice for romantic couples so it gets very crowded at sunset.
Which restaurant would you take your loved one to for an anniversary or other special occasion?
I would go to the restaurant La Terrazza at the top of the Hotel Eden in Via Veneto. The food is excellent, and you can eat while enjoying a jaw-dropping view of the city.
What is your favorite neighborhood?
Trastevere, with its narrow, winding cobbled streets, is a great, charming place to explore in the morning and one of the coolest neighborhoods to hang out in the evening. The church Santa Maria in Trastevere, which dates back to the third century, is one of Rome's oldest.
What's the best way to blend in?
Have an espresso at the legendary Caffe Sant'Eustachio in Piazza Sant'Eustachio -- it's the best place to meet the locals and taste the celebrated house blend.
What's the biggest misconception about your city?
Romans (and Italians in general) are known for being friendly, jovial and casual when it comes to social occasions. However, what foreigners don't know is that people in Rome have a set of unspoken rules that apply to anything from food to clothing and all sorts of lifestyle choices: how a certain type of pasta can only be eaten with a specific sauce; how there's a set time for the aperitivo in the evening; how to dress for an important occasion.
Where do you go to relax?
Villa Borghese, the four-square-mile gardens in the heart of the city. You can walk through the park and stumble upon sculptures and fountains or go for a quick tour of the Borghese Gallery and Museum, where you can admire masterpieces by Bernini, Titian, Caravaggio and other Italian masters.
What essential thing should visitors see/experience if they only have a few hours?
A walk down Via dei Fori Imperiali toward the Colosseum is bound to be hugely rewarding.
Before you set off though, head to Caffe Giolitti, off Via del Corso, for the best ice cream in town. But avoid peak times as queues are long, and Italians are known for not respecting them. ...
What's the biggest tourist trap? Is there a tourist trap that's actually worth seeing?
The Trevi Fountain, immortalized in Federico Fellini's "La Dolce Vita," has to be one of the most amazing spots in Rome. It sits on a small square, so it gets crowded very quickly. Tradition has it that if you throw a coin into the water you will return to Rome.
Where was your most memorable meal?
Over the years I have had so many memorable meals in Rome, but the pizzeria Panattoni, also known as L'obitorio (the morgue, because of its thick marble tables), makes the best pizzas in town. If you love pizza, this is the place to go.
Are there local specialty dishes or drinks that visitors must try?
Bucatini all'Amatriciana is a typical pasta dish with bacon, ripe tomatoes, pecorino cheese and hot peppers. I would wash it down with a glass of wine from Castelli Romani (literally Roman Castles), a group of attractive towns and villages situated southeast of Rome.
What is a good local souvenir?
Rome's most recognizable landmarks are the Colosseum and Vatican City so a miniature souvenir of one or the other is always a safe choice. Sport fans always opt for a Roma football jersey (of [Francesco] Totti, of course).
Have you been to Rome? Share your tips in the comments section below.


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The Tierpark Hagenbeck is a zoo in Stellingen, now a quarter in Hamburg, Germany. The collection began in 1863 with animals that belonged to Carl Hagenbeck Sr. (1810–87), a fishmonger who became an amateur animal collector. The park itself was founded by Carl Hagenbeck Jr. in 1907. It is known for being the first zoo to use open enclosures surrounded by moats, rather than barred cages, to better approximate animals' natural environments.[1]
Hamburg: Second largest city of Germany, situated in the north at the river Elbe, because of the seaport well known as a city of merchants. Because of the nearby sea, you will always have some fresh breeze while you are walking through the streets with nice private town-houses or while you are floating along aboard an "Alsterdampfer" on the river Alster.


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'Twisted femininity' serves as the reference point for Consuelo Castiglioni's AW15 collection, evoking a sense of the 'elemental wild'. Sharp and minimal silhouettes are elongated with wide belts which are used to inform narrow forms whilst floral jacquards are brushed down with a worn and piled aesthetic. Shoes and sandals are chunky with a sportswear aesthetic, featuring monochrome geometric shapes with accents of dark green and flashes of red. The Italian house explores print this season, using darker brush strokes and wild florals resulting in an abstract camouflage. With long raw-cut hems, utilitarian pockets and frayed hems accentuated by a primal palette of earthy browns and muted pinks, the collection suggests a sense of urgency whilst high necklines and oversized details are an expression of evolving femininity.
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Rockstar vs. Google: How the patent trolling we hate taints the companies we love
I like to riff on Arthur C. Clarke by saying any company, sufficiently large, is indistinguishable from evil. I've used it before when referring to Google's disrespect for copyrights, flip-flop on net neutrality, disregard for privacy, and, through their Motorola subsidiary, horrendous violation of the very spirit of standards-essential patents. And I'm using it again now to describe the actions of the Rockstar consortium - the entity that purchased Nortel and Novell patents, bankrolled by Apple, Microsoft, BlackBerry, and others. They've sued Google over search-related patents, which is an attack against the heart of Google's business. It's patent trolling, which is a revolting practice.
Motorola's actions don't excuse Rockstar's, nor vice versa. Nor is either illegal. They are, simply, one front among many in a vast, international war. And, it's nothing new. It's a reminder of how venomously these companies take their current competition, and how much they value winning. At any cost.
It's also an important reminder that we, as consumers, should never be loyal to the companies we purchase from. They should be loyal to us. Every decision we make should be a decision anew, based on the conditions of the moment, and only on who is best serving our needs, and the needs of our society at the time.
Here's some further reading on Rockstar vs. Google. I recommend all of it:


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you dont need a breaker effecting the force of the last moment to block it from continuing. this is because the last moment is a functioning thing that is dependent upon on its causes and conditions, and has no capacity to endure of its own accord anyway.Tom wrote:For him momentary destruction is not externally caused and breaking here is really referring to the momentary causal sequence being blocked from continuing. So, I guess you could understand the breaker as effecting its force on this last moment of the cup to block the causal sequence from continuing.
in other words its not as though mr. cup was travelling along on his merry way and then all of a sudden the breaker came and impacted him in what was later destined to be named his final hour. this final moment is itself nothing other than that particular aggregation of causes and conditions which necessarily came undone in that manner due to the manner of its production.
so i think the answer is not that the cup ends but that the cup itself has the nature of ending ie. endings/disintegration has the nature of being imputed (not a substantial nature ie. there is a cup and then there is ending separate to it)


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Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center (KMEC) in Pahoa, Hawaii offers a wonderful spiritual uplifting environment to heal and grow. Located on the eastern tip of the Big Island of Hawaii, KMEC is close to the ocean for safe swimming, snorkeling, and soaking in the thermal warm ponds. The center is not far from Hawaii's only active volcanoes where one may view flowing lava. Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center opened in the summer of 2008 for pre-arranged seasonal meditation retreats and currently extends their welcome to Big Island travelers offering cozy cottages and open air kitchen and bath to our guests.
KMEC is an off-the-grid retreat center that can accommodate up to 30 guests on an idyllic 10 acre property. It is situated on ten acres featuring organic fruit orchards with a beautiful Balinese meditation pavilion for prayer and healing as well as the yoga pavilion that can accommodate up to 20 yoga practitioners or a seated audience of 100.
KMEC offers a wide range of accommodations depending on your level of comfort and privacy; from a private cabin with its own kitchen and bath, to a simple single bed private cabin including a variety of options in between. All bathrooms have flush toilets and the showers have hot water. Accommodations are simple and comfortable, with no televisions or phones.
KMECs largest event space, it has a floor space size of about 20-feet by 40-feet and has about 1000-square feet of floor space. It can accommodate over 100 people sitting or standing or about 20 people stretched out and lying down (i.e. on yoga mats). The Yoga Hale includes its own kitchen and full bathrooms.
KMECs Balinese meditation pavilion opens 24 hours a day for prayer, small group meetings, yoga, or solitude. Custom made in Bali, it is a very holy and special place for prayer and reflection. It can accommodate 30-40 people sitting on cushions. It is equipped with a TV, DVD-player, Wi-Fi, light, cushions, and own independent solar power system.
In order to accommodate you during your workshop, KMEC has available a large variety of items for your use and some at no additional cost. You will receive a list of these items eight weeks prior to your arrival. Items can include:
All KMECs cabins can be occupied by one person or two persons (except from Milo 1, and Papaya1, each of single occupancy, and Rollinia which can take up to four persons along with Mango which can sleep four comfortably).
Queen bed, one or two persons, usually for couples. It's very private (romantic) and has its own toilet and outdoor shower. You can find solace in this cozy screen cabin nestled in the Puna jungle, with a partial great ocean view, light trade winds, a lanai (deck), and hot shower. Its near the meditation pavilion. The fully equipped shared kitchen is about 800 feet away.
Single bed, one person. Its very close to the Dragonfly. KMEC never rents it out if the Dragonfly is occupied except if its a party of three.
Queen bed, two persons. One of KMEC most popular. It has a great expansive view of the ocean with deck and private shower with toilet. This newly built screen-cabin is tucked into a pleasant opening in the jungle, overlooking a 500 acre ranch, giving a panoramic view of the coastline. You can enjoy amazing pink and red sunrises over a wide swath of ocean to the east, while basking in the gentle trade-wind breezes coming through the trees. As open and airy as you can get, featuring a spacious lanai (deck) and its own treehouse-like bathroom lanai about 30 feet (10 meters) away. A hot shower and vanity sink - all semi-enclosed, but still private, up in the branches of primitive looking Lauhala trees. The shared kitchen / social area is an easy 100 feet stroll along our level driveway.
Queen bed, two persons. A lovely octagon cabin, the shared fully equipped kitchen, and two full clean and modern bathrooms, with a great jungle view are about 60 feet away.
Double bed, plus two bunk beds, so it can sleep three or four persons for the same price.
Elegant and cozy, it will catch your breath from the hustle and bustle in the serenity of this cabin, it offers lovely furniture. The shared fully equipped kitchen and two fully equipped clean modern bathrooms featuring a great jungle view are about 60 feet away. Children under 12 are free.
Double bed, two persons.
Queen bed, two persons. Largest cabin, with its own private kitchenette, terrace, and bathroom, close to the Yoga studio.
Single bed, one person.
Bunk beds, two persons.
Bunk beds, two persons.
Single bed, one person.
Double bed, two persons.
Two single beds, two persons.
Queen bed, two persons.
Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center offers tours upon request.
Rachel is an experienced and certified Yoga Instructor with a demonstrated history of working in the alternative medicine industry, specializing in Raja Yoga focusing on breath control and alignment (200 hr). Rachel also specializes in Trauma Informed Yoga (60 hr). She has been teaching internationally and in the United States. Rachel creates a loving and safe environment for her students to grow personally.
KMEC is a sustainable community in the center of Hawaiis volcanic and natural wonders. This property was once a papaya farm and is now newly planted with sour sop, jack fruit, pomegranate, rollinia, variety of bananas, figs, passion fruit, mamey sapote, avocados, papayas, sugar cane, coconut, lilikoi, and guava. There are also loquat, cacao, macadamia nut, cashew nut, noni, starfruit, breadfruit, tangelos, grapefruit, oranges, tangerines, lemons, pomelos, and more.
The octagonal Balinese meditation pavilion is set among shade-trees with an expansive view of the ocean. The island wildlife is all around KMEC - a variety of birds by day and at night, theres the pleasant chirping of Coqui frogs, and there are no snakes. Natural wonders include Volcanoes National Park, lava and crater viewing, volcanically heated warm ponds directly on the ocean, steam vents (as outdoor saunas), and other wonders of the lush tropics.
Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center offers guest the use of their community kitchen, fully equipped, plus organic fruit from their orchard when is season.
Included in your price is a Daily morning Yoga practice followed by a fresh locally sourced organic breakfast and a vegan / vegetarian dinner. There are other meals available upon request. There is an award winning chef to prepare your locally grown mostly organic gourmet vegan meals on request. Find pricing details at Booking Conditions.
Natural foods store with takeaway food service located just off the main street in downtown Pahoa.
Hawaiian crafts, plants, produce, jewelry, shells, ethnic and recycled clothing, food, live music, records / CDs, and books from approximately 150 vendors. Opens 8 a.m.-2 p.m. every Sunday. Located in Makuu Farmers lot, Keaau / Pahoa Hwy, bypass road.
Large, covered, outdoor market with fresh fruits and vegetables, clothing and jewelry, food and coffee booths, music, kava bar, and more. Opens 7 a.m.-2 p.m. every Sunday. Located in downtown Pahoa in the Akebono Theater / Luquins parking lot.
Several restaurants in Pahoa are open every day of the week.
Delight and help yourself to fresh organic tropical fruit at KMEC spacious and open organic trees property. Any fruits and vegetables grown at the center can be shared.
Enjoy a beautiful nature walk at KMEC (donation based)
KMEC rents surf boards at 20 USD a day and snorkel gear at 6 USD a day
There are many natural attractions in the vicinity of KMEC. These can be visited by arranging a paid adventure with KMECs guide if required, or if you prefer to explore on your own, renting a car from the airport is a good option as well.
It has curious lava formations from a previous eruption.
Quiet, accessible picnic spots on spectacular lava coastline, and not for swimming.
Snorkeling at Kapoho Lagoon Reef and tide pools on Kapoho Bay. Pleasant and safe.
Snorkeling at local tide pools, limited to 5 persons and two hours. Cost: 12 USD per person.
Surfing at Isaac Hale Beach Park. Also known as Pohoiki, this is an oceanfront park, boat launch, and surf location along Pohoiki Bay. Recommended for experienced surfers only.
Swimming and snorkeling at Issac Hale Boat Ramp Park, on Pohoiki Bay, swimming is safe and has easy access. You can find a small warm healing pond as well. No entrance cost.
Swimming at Black Sands Beach at Kehena. A hard but short climb up and down, swimming could be dangerous. This is a clothing optional beach and frequented by dolphins.
Thermal swimming at Warm Ponds (Ahalanui Beach Park). A spring-fed thermal pool, safe and relaxing, fine view, and warm to hot healing waters at the ocean edge. No entrance cost.
Best crater viewing and nature museum. Enjoy a half day tour. Cost: 70 USD per person.
Great lava viewing, best in the evening. No entrance cost.
Certified massage, acupuncturists, food detox, horticultural therapy, individual or small group yoga intensives, and more. Costs not included in retreat price but all guests through bookyogaretreats.com enjoy KMEC retreat rates.
Sessions are typically between 75 to 90 minutes, which includes a comprehensive breakdown of each person needs and short term goals.
Hilo International Airport
35 km
Transfer available for additional US$50 per person
Kona International Airport at Keāhole
128 km
Transfer not provided
Please book a flight to Hilo International Airport (ITO) or Kona International Airport (KOA). Kirpal Meditation and Ecological Center provides shuttle service to and from the Hilo airport. It is 50 USD either way.
Please book a Hele-On Bus, Hawaii County mass transit agency. Take into account the very limited public transportation via the Hele-On county bus that leaves from downtown Hilo. This is a slow, but inexpensive option that comes to Isaac Hale Beach Park, if you can coordinate schedules. Isaac Hale Beach Park is located approximately 1/2-mile down Pohoiki Road from KMEC Hawaii. For more information visit the Hele-On bus website: http://www.heleonbus.org/.
Transfer rate from and to Hilo International Airport (ITO) on regular taxi is about 70 USD in total for 4 passengers in a shared taxi van each way.
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- World Cup
Prandelli calls for World Cup timeouts
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli has called for timeouts at next summer's World Cup to ensure players remain hydrated.
Prandelli is concerned about how the climate in Brazil will affect players, with temperatures and humidity expected to be high across a number of the cities.
"I'd like to propose timeouts for rehydration breaks," said Prandelli at a news conference in Rome on Tuesday, prior to the departure for Friday's draw in Brazil.
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"There are two big problems in Brazil and that is the heat and the humidity, which are worryingly high in certain cities and we felt that during the Confederations Cup."
At the Confederations Cup in Brazil this summer, which is seen as a dress rehearsal for the World Cup, Italy struggled with tiredness and cramps - giving them a good idea of how they would fare in 2014.
Prandelli feels everybody would benefit from having additional breaks during matches, although simply placing bottles of water behind the goals, like last summer, is not the solution.
"If you look at the video footage [of the Confederations Cup], you see that everybody was dashing for a drink every time there was a corner," he said.
"The risk is people will start kicking the ball out for a corner just to have a drink. Timeouts would be better. If we want to provide the world with a spectacle, then we need to give the players the chance to provide it."
Meanwhile, Germany coach Joachim Loew has said it is up to his side to be fully prepared for the conditions that await in South America.
He said: "No European team is used to play football in South America - in those stadiums, in this special climate. The South Americans are attuned to it.
"We will need to adjust ourselves, it make a huge difference for us if we play at 15 degrees Celsius or maybe at 35 degrees Celsius.
"The conditions can change all the time, from stadium to stadium, the humidity can be extremely high. The travelling, the distances, the organisation are all completely different to Europe."
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Sweet EID Mubarak
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Sweet EID Mubarak
Beware of other duplicae "EID wishers"
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certified dealer in EID WISHES
I wish u an original sweet EID Mubarak.
Wish for u.
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The wish i wish for few.
The wish i wish for u is that
your all wishes come true
so keep on wishing
as my all wishes are with you.
Eid Mubarak.
Mubarak naam hai tera,
mubarak Eid ho tujhko,
jise tu dekhna chahe
usi ki deed ho tujko
Wish you ALL
I wish you ALL a very happy and peaceful Eid.
May Allah accept your good deeds,
forgive your transgressions and ease
the suffering of all peoples around the globe.
Eid Mubarak.


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Hello, I am EclipseDragon, and welcome to my den!(lol)
This world is for interesting tags, game tips, and other things I can find/think of! XD
Note: My former alias here is Wolfgamer, so if you see anything with
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Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Greenish-Hazel
Age: 19
Likes: Anime, videogames, manga, movies, books, dragons, humor, pizza, *cut for space limitations*
Dislikes: People who DO NOT wash their hands, hypocrites, beets, cabbage, tarantulas, and other things...
Music: I'll listen to anything. Seriously. However, I prefer a variety of rock, anything with a beat, and classical.
Fav. Anime/ Manga: Hetalia, Highschool of the Dead, The Demon Ororon, Rave Master, Bleach, Naruto(series), Vampire Knight, FullMetal Alchemist(series), Kekkaishi, Trigun, Fruits Basket, Night Of The Beasts, Death Note, Shaman King, Yu-Gi-Oh!(series), Case Closed, Final Fantasy: Unlimited, and others I am too lazy to list.
Fav. Videogames: Persona (series), Disgaea(series), Kingdom Hearts(series), Shadow Hearts(series), Devil May Cry(series), Chrono Trigger, Time Crisis 2, Valkyrie Profile(series), Dance Dance Revolution(any of 'em), Final Fantasy(Dissida, Dissida 012, Crisis Core, VII, Dirge Of Cerberus, X) and so many, many more... :)
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